A Baptist Preacher who also fought in the American Revolutionary War. Oldest child of John and Rebecca Boone, became a Baptist preacher. He married Mary Wilson, daughter of John Wilson. After the final settlement of John Boone's estate in 1809, the Reverend Benjamin Boone with all his family, except Sarah, who had already married John Donaldson moved to Jefferson County, Kentucky. By 1812 the family had moved to Bedford or Lincoln County, Tennessee. On December 10, of that year, two of Benjamin and Mary Wilson Boone's sons, James and William, enlisted in Bedford County for service in the War of 1812. The Reverend Benjamin Boone and his family settled in Lincoln County, near Booneville, which was named for them. He preached at the Forks Mulberry Baptist Church, now the Mulberry Baptist Church, which is said to have been the first Baptist church in Lincoln County.
Later the Reverend Benjamin Boone married Rebecca Davis, of Mississippi. The time of his death and the place of his burial are not known; but it is thought that he died in Lincoln County, Tennessee; in 1836.
(Bio information from "The Frosts and Related Families of Bedford County Tennessee" compiled by Wright W. Frost in 1962.)
The minutes of the Lincoln County TN Court on January 2, 1837 concerning the probate of Rev Boone's will also support 1836 as the year of Benjamin Boone's death.
Special thanks to member Emma Winegarner
Later the Reverend Benjamin Boone married Rebecca Davis, of Mississippi. The time of his death and the place of his burial are not known; but it is thought that he died in Lincoln County, Tennessee; in 1836.
(Bio information from "The Frosts and Related Families of Bedford County Tennessee" compiled by Wright W. Frost in 1962.)
The minutes of the Lincoln County TN Court on January 2, 1837 concerning the probate of Rev Boone's will also support 1836 as the year of Benjamin Boone's death.
Special thanks to member Emma Winegarner
A Baptist Preacher who also fought in the American Revolutionary War. Oldest child of John and Rebecca Boone, became a Baptist preacher. He married Mary Wilson, daughter of John Wilson. After the final settlement of John Boone's estate in 1809, the Reverend Benjamin Boone with all his family, except Sarah, who had already married John Donaldson moved to Jefferson County, Kentucky. By 1812 the family had moved to Bedford or Lincoln County, Tennessee. On December 10, of that year, two of Benjamin and Mary Wilson Boone's sons, James and William, enlisted in Bedford County for service in the War of 1812. The Reverend Benjamin Boone and his family settled in Lincoln County, near Booneville, which was named for them. He preached at the Forks Mulberry Baptist Church, now the Mulberry Baptist Church, which is said to have been the first Baptist church in Lincoln County.
Later the Reverend Benjamin Boone married Rebecca Davis, of Mississippi. The time of his death and the place of his burial are not known; but it is thought that he died in Lincoln County, Tennessee; in 1836.
(Bio information from "The Frosts and Related Families of Bedford County Tennessee" compiled by Wright W. Frost in 1962.)
The minutes of the Lincoln County TN Court on January 2, 1837 concerning the probate of Rev Boone's will also support 1836 as the year of Benjamin Boone's death.
Special thanks to member Emma Winegarner
Later the Reverend Benjamin Boone married Rebecca Davis, of Mississippi. The time of his death and the place of his burial are not known; but it is thought that he died in Lincoln County, Tennessee; in 1836.
(Bio information from "The Frosts and Related Families of Bedford County Tennessee" compiled by Wright W. Frost in 1962.)
The minutes of the Lincoln County TN Court on January 2, 1837 concerning the probate of Rev Boone's will also support 1836 as the year of Benjamin Boone's death.
Special thanks to member Emma Winegarner
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