From the father of William Bryan who landed in circa

into account the various county formation dates in Kentucky.
• Proof: 24 Jun 1762, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. From CD V1 #3130 - This CD
VI #3130 is not referenced as to the publisher, the date published, or where published,
or where the CD can be obtained - The cited and purported proof perpetrated by
Hinton Family Researchers, and includes the following data quoted per several
disparate Hinton family researchers.
"Shows that Josiah Boone Sr. died in Woodford County, Kentucky. Has information
that he married Hannah HENTON, who was not a Quaker. He was condemned and
removed from the religion on 24 June 1762. It also indicates that he was in the War of
the Revolution, with the same information appearing in regard to his son Josiah Boone,
Jr."
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Research Note:
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This record is redundant and is included as an Event under Josiah Boone Sr., and his
son Josiah Boone Sr.
• Proof: 15 Mar 1777, Augusta County, Virginia. Virginia Land, Marriage, and Probate
Records, 1639-1850 about Josiah, Sr. Boone
Name: Josiah, Sr. Boone
Date: 15 Mar 1777
Location: Augusta CO., VA
Property: 100 acres.
Notes: This land record was originally published in "Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish
Settlement in Virginia, 1745-1800. Extracted from the Original Court Records of
Augusta County" by Lyman Chalkley.
Remarks: Property part of 12009 acres patented to Hite, Green, and Duff
and conveyed to William Linvil. Delivered to Jno. Shank, 21 Oct 1778.
Description: Grantor
Book_Date: 21-435
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Research Note:
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This record is redundant but necessary here for it proves the Hite Family connection
between Josiah Boone Sr. and Josiah Boone Jr. in Pennsylvania and in Augusta County
Virginia.
• Proof: 17 Apr 1789, Madison County, Kentucky. Boon-Boone with residences
established, validated, and paying taxes in Kentucky 1790 Reconstructed Census...
Josiah Sr. - Madison April 17, 1789
Josiah Jr. - Madison April 17, 1789
• Proof: 1794, Shelby County, Kentucky. Josiah paid taxes for the first time 1794 in
Shelby County Kentucky. he never lived in Woodford County Kentucky.
• He served in the military from 13 Jun 1794 to 26 Oct 1794 in Kentucky. Josiah was
called to serve in the Kentucky Militia Mounted Volunteers Commanded by Captain
Bland W. Ballard, Major Aquilla Whiteaker's Battalion, callled into Service by the
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