In 1865, Mary Jane Frances, Leonard and John Bell Fuqua went west with Leonard's parents and several of his siblings and families. Leonard and his family stopped in the Boise, Idaho area where Leonard and his wife's brother, Theodore Warner Boone purchased and ran a ferry on the Snake River. Leonard, Mary Jane Frances and John Bell returned home in 1870, just in time to be included in the 1870 Federal Census as residents of Jackson County, Missouri. There they resided for the rest of their lives, but no doubt participated in a few more excursions west, as Boones and Fuquas were prone to do.
In 1865, Mary Jane Frances, Leonard and John Bell Fuqua went west with Leonard's parents and several of his siblings and families. Leonard and his family stopped in the Boise, Idaho area where Leonard and his wife's brother, Theodore Warner Boone purchased and ran a ferry on the Snake River. Leonard, Mary Jane Frances and John Bell returned home in 1870, just in time to be included in the 1870 Federal Census as residents of Jackson County, Missouri. There they resided for the rest of their lives, but no doubt participated in a few more excursions west, as Boones and Fuquas were prone to do.
Family Members
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Elizabeth Levica Boone Stewart
1833–1879
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Delila Levica Boone Stewart
1835–1879
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Alonzo Havington Boone
1840–1859
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Napoleon Boone
1842–1923
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Theodore Warner Boone
1844–1917
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Daniel Boone IV
1846–1923
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Cassandra "Cassie" Boone Douglas
1849–1928
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Nathan Boone
1852–1926
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John Boone
1856–1938
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James Harvey Boone
1862–1934
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