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Descendants of Nathan Boon of Keowee River, Pendleton Dist. S.C. - 9 Generations,550 individuals

Generation No. 1

1. NATHAN¹ BOON was born Aft. 1775 (Source: 1820 Census: Pendleton District, S.C. (000110--03101)), and died Bef. October 1848 in Pickens County, South Carolina. He married FRANCIS Bef. 1799. She was born Bef. 1776, and died Unknown.

Notes for NATHAN BOON:
Web Page & URL:
Descendants of Nathan Boon of Keowee River, Pendleton Dist. S.C.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/2298/boon4.html

Estate of Nathan Boon, Esq. adm. 30 Oct.1848 by Mrs. Sarah Curtis.
Heirs viz: Sarah Curtis, Wm Curtis, Mary Alexander, Elijah S. Foster, and
Thomas Boon. 13 May 1850 paid Thomas Alexander $396.98. Sarah
Curtis and Mary Alexander were dau. of dec'd. Pickens Co. Wills Box 16
Pg 209.

Boon-Curtis-Carey Family Cemetery at the Pickens Presbyterian Church, Hwy 130, Pickens County, S.C.
Boon-Curtis-Carey Family Cemetery, originally in Oconee County, SC then moved to Pickens County, SC. Highway 130 runs parallel to Lake Keowee's eastern bank in a North to South direction. The Cemetery is
a small family cemetery within the Pickens Presbyterian Church Cemetery, located on Main Street of Seneca, S.C. and south of the Keowee Dam (Clemson University is nearby).

Information and Sources:

Marriages & Death Notices from Pendleton, S.C. Messenger 1807 - 1851

Pg. 10 Nathan Boon, Esquire married a couple Issue of Oct. 25, 1820
Pg. 20 Nathan Boon, Esquire married a couple Issue of Feb. 23, 1825
Pg. 25 Nathan Boon, Esquire married a couple Issue of June 20, 1827

It happened in Pickens County, 1959, by Pearl Smith McFall

Nathan Boon appointed as one of Commissioners to have public buildings
erected in Pickens Co. Dec. 20, 1826

More About NATHAN BOON:
Burial: Boon-Curtis-Carey Family Cemetery, Hwy 130, Pickens County, S.C. (Source: Oconee County, S.C., Cemetery Survey, Vol. #2)
Fact 2: April 09, 1805, N. Boon purchase land from George Tubb. (Source: Pendleton Dist. S.C. Deeds 1790-1806; Book H, p.196-197.)

More About FRANCIS:
Burial: Boon-Curtis-Carey Family Cemetery, Hwy 130, Pickens County, S.C.

Children of NATHAN BOON and FRANCIS are:

2.	i.	MARTHA² BOONE, b. October 23, 1799, Pendleton District, South Carolina; d. January 19, 1876, Gordon County, Geogia.
3.	ii.	THOMAS D. BOON, b. 1801, South Carolina; d. March 09, 1876, Chickasaw County, Mississippi.
4.	iii.	MARY BOON, b. 1802, Pickens County, South Carolina; d. March 09, 1891, Pickens Co., SC.
5.	iv.	SARAH BOON, b. November 18, 1803, South Carolina; d. January 25, 1881, Seneca City, South Carolina.
	v.	DAUGHTER UNKNOWN NAME BOON, m. ELIJAH S. FOSTER.

Notes for DAUGHTER UNKNOWN NAME BOON:

******************* THE FOURTH DAUGHTER OF NATHAN BOON *******************

Family history has four daughters of Nathan Boon who were singers, (perhaps a quartet).

Foster descendants of South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee, share a
family history which confirms a unknown Boon to be Mrs. Elijah S. Foster.

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