http://earlyamerica.com/lives/boone/index.html
This link has the publication of Daniel Boone's "Adventures" in 1784 served
to immortalize Boone the frontiersman as an American legend and a true folk
hero. Published by John Filson on Boone's 50th birthday, the narrative
describes in Boone's own words his exploits in the Kentucky wilderness from
May, 1769 to October of 1782. The Adventures of Col. Daniel Boone was
subsequently published in The American Magazine in 1787 and again in a book
by George Imlay in 1793. The latter publication is the source wherein we
present the complete text.

http://xroads.virginia.edu/~HYPER/HNS/Boone/colonizer.html   For older
students, this is a page that critiques books about Daniel Boone.

http://www.berksweb.com/boonetext.html
The official home page of the birthplace Daniel Boone, it invites history
buffs to visit the historic site, in Birdsboro, Pa. Includes brief online
biography detailing the adventures of Daniel Boone.


http://www.slfp.com/BooneHome.htm
The house in Defiance, Mo., where Daniel Boone lived out his days after he
lost many of his Kentucky claims is now a popular tourist attraction.
Includes visitors' information about the historic site's museum and grounds.

http://wythenews.com/970702/i%2Darticles/co%2D1.htm

Local historians have long pondered who placed it there and its purpose, but
the real story had faded away with the passing years and the demise of all
who had witnessed the event.  While browsing through some old newspapers the
mystery was unexpectedly revealed.   Go here to find out the mystery of the
Boone Marker.

http://booneinfo.com/
Our families have many hobbies we enjoy, but the one that is dearest to our
hearts is Genealogy.  If you are interested in Boones' (this includes all
variant spellings) and/or their Allied families or just interested in seeing
what we have to share, come take a look.  Much has been written about this
famous family, especially the most famous member, Daniel Boone.  For that
reason, his line has the most information available.  But there are many
other related and non-related families featured on this page.

http://www.synapse.com/bocomogenweb/DBOONE.HTM
Historical information on Daniel Boone some by The USGenWeb Project.

http://xroads.virginia.edu/~HYPER/HNS/Boone/smithhome.html
Daniel Boone: Empire Builder or Philosopher of Primitivism?
This project attempts to provide a cross-section of Boone portrayals, and
attempts to place their points of view in historical context, based on the
idea that a culture's myths and heroes explain who they are, and the true
historical personages are less important than the image they become.

http://earlyamerica.com/review/summer97/boone.html
An extract from a fine new biography of Daniel Boone, written by John Mack
Faragher.


Contributed by

Lynna K. Search - Kohlbecker