Jacob's father was a first cousin of Daniel Boone. Jacob and Daniel Boone reportedly operated a tavern in Maysville for a period of time. Jacob's descendants still live in Maysville.
JACOB BOONE served as a private in Captain John Bishop's Company 5th Battalion, Berks County Militia during the Revolutionary War, 1777-1778. (Reference: Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Vol. 6, page 314)
The oldest house in Maysville now standing (1941) is the home, once the tavern of Jacob Boone, located in Front (formerly Water) street, the second door west of Limestone Street. It was not built until 1815 although Jacob Boone came to Mason County in 1786. In this home he and his wife lived until his death, May 4, 1827. Jacob Boone was also "keeper" of the "upper ferry" at Maysville for several years.
JACOB BOONE served as a private in Captain John Bishop's Company 5th Battalion, Berks County Militia during the Revolutionary War, 1777-1778. (Reference: Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Vol. 6, page 314)
The oldest house in Maysville now standing (1941) is the home, once the tavern of Jacob Boone, located in Front (formerly Water) street, the second door west of Limestone Street. It was not built until 1815 although Jacob Boone came to Mason County in 1786. In this home he and his wife lived until his death, May 4, 1827. Jacob Boone was also "keeper" of the "upper ferry" at Maysville for several years.
Jacob's father was a first cousin of Daniel Boone. Jacob and Daniel Boone reportedly operated a tavern in Maysville for a period of time. Jacob's descendants still live in Maysville.
JACOB BOONE served as a private in Captain John Bishop's Company 5th Battalion, Berks County Militia during the Revolutionary War, 1777-1778. (Reference: Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Vol. 6, page 314)
The oldest house in Maysville now standing (1941) is the home, once the tavern of Jacob Boone, located in Front (formerly Water) street, the second door west of Limestone Street. It was not built until 1815 although Jacob Boone came to Mason County in 1786. In this home he and his wife lived until his death, May 4, 1827. Jacob Boone was also "keeper" of the "upper ferry" at Maysville for several years.
JACOB BOONE served as a private in Captain John Bishop's Company 5th Battalion, Berks County Militia during the Revolutionary War, 1777-1778. (Reference: Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd Series, Vol. 6, page 314)
The oldest house in Maysville now standing (1941) is the home, once the tavern of Jacob Boone, located in Front (formerly Water) street, the second door west of Limestone Street. It was not built until 1815 although Jacob Boone came to Mason County in 1786. In this home he and his wife lived until his death, May 4, 1827. Jacob Boone was also "keeper" of the "upper ferry" at Maysville for several years.
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