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According to Ella Hazel Atterbury Spraker's The Boone Family, Sarah Boone was the daughter of Samuel Boone and Sarah née day. [1]
Her entry in The Boone Family records she was born on 24 November 1763, undoubtedly a daughter of Samuel Boone, brother of Daniel, the early American pioneer, :although information concerning her was received too late for her name to be recorded among the children of Samuel Boone and wife Sarah Day. (See page 58).....[1]
Sarah Boone, as a young girl, carried water at Bryan's Station [[1]] during the siege of August 1782.
She married, first, on 13 March, 1782, probably in Boonesborough, Kentucky:
Thomas Brooks was a well-known scout and Indian fighter. His family was from Fauquier Co Virginia. He went to Kentucky in the early days of its settlement, and with Daniel Boone, Jacob Boone and others laid out the town of Limestone (now Maysville), where he lived until his death. [1] He served three years as a private in the Virginia Continental Line, for which he received a grant of land. In Mason Co, Ky are records of land transfers signed by Thomas Brooks and Sarah Boone Brooks in 1791.[1]
They had 7 children:
Thomas died on 15 Apr 1800.
After Thomas' death, Sarah married
They had 3 known children:
Sarah died in Adams County, Ohio on 31 December 1848 [2]and was buried at Decatur, Ohio. [1]
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