_George BOONE III_______+
_Squire BOONE _____|
| |_Mary Milton MAUGRIDGE _+
_Edward "Neddy" BOONE _|
| | _Edward MORGAN _________+
| |_Sarah MORGAN _____|
| |_Elizabeth JARMAN ______
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|--Mary BOONE
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| _Morgan BRYAN __________+
| _Joseph Bryan SR. _|
| | |_Martha STRODE _________+
|_Martha BRYAN _________|
| ________________________
|_Hester ___________|
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For information on Daniel Boone and the Boone family, see
The Boone Society at http://www.boonesociety.org/.
"The Boone Family; a Genealogical History"
Hazel Atterbury Spraker
Rutland, VT, 1922
(Reprinted, Genealogical Publishing, Baltimore, MD. 1974)
p137: "Mary Boone (Edward; Squire; George), born about 1764; died 28 Sept., 1825. Married
about 1782, Peter Scholl (b. 15 Sept., 1754; d. 11 Sept., 1821, in Clark Co., Ky.), a native of the
Shenandoah Valley, and a son of William Scholl and wife Leah Morgan. Their son John gave
the following information to Dr. Draper in 1868: "Peter Scholl, a native of the Shenandoah Valley,
died on waters of Stoner, Clark Co., Ky., Sept. 11, 1821. He was born probably about 1754. In
about 1782 married Mary Boone, daughter of Edward Boone (bro. of Col. Daniel Boone), she
perhaps about eighteen at that time and he about ten years her senior. Hence Peter Scholl when
he died was about 67 years old. Mrs. Mary Scholl died at same place Sept. 28, 1825. Peter Scholl
was in Blue Lick Battle."
"A History of the Pioneer Families of Missouri"
William S. Bryan and Robert Rose
Bryan, Brand & Co., St. Louis, MO, 1876
pp372-373 "Callaway County: Scholl"
"Peter, son of William Scholl, of England, married Mary Boone, daughter of George Boone, a brother of
Daniel, by whom he had thirteen children. Two of his sons, John and Peter, came to Callaway county,
the former in 1830, and the latter in 1826."
"The Jess M. Thompson Pike County History"
Thompson, Jess M.
Pittsfield, IL; Pike County Historical Society; 1967
Chapter 101: "In 1779, when Peter was 25, the Scholl family journeyed out to Boonesborough on the
Kentucky river, under the guidance of Daniel Boone. In the party traveled Edward Boone and his
family, with 22 pack horses, besides those the family rode. Abraham Lincoln, grandfather of the
President, also went out to Kentucky with this party. With Edward Boone and his wife on the journey
were their six children, Charity, Jane, Mary, Sarah, George and Joseph Boone. Charity was already
married, her husband, Francis Elledge, being with her on the journey. Mary Boone, Charity's sister,
was then about 15. On the wild Wilderness Road, cut by Boone in 1779, Peter Scholl and young Mary
Boone came to care for one another and in Boone's Station in Kentucky in 1782 they were married, the
groom being then 28 and the bride 18... Peter Scholl and Mary Boone had 14 children, namely,
William, Martha, John, Lydia Ann, Joseph, Dudley, Malinda, Jesse Bryan, Peter Morgan, Edward Boone,
Dudley (the second), Mary, Louisa and Charity Scholl. Of these 14 children, 13 grew to maturity. The
first Dudley died in infancy."
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