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"William and Esther Whitley, Kentucky pioneers, built a two story brick
home with glazed bricks forming the initials W.W. over the front door and
E.W. over the back door. Glass for the windows was carried over the
Cumberland mountains by mule trains. The windows were placed high from the
floor so no Indian could spy into the rooms. Carving of 13 small panels over
the living room mantle, symbolize the first 13 states; as well as 13 steps
of the stairway each with an eagle's head carved on it. Court was often held
in the attic, also used as a ballroom and for quilting bees." Daniel Boone moves his family to Limestone, Kentucky. He runs a tavern, a place of entertainment, a warehouse for the storage of goods, and serves as deputy surveyor. Boone participates in Logan's Campaign and the Indian, Big Jim, who had killed Boone's son was killed. My Father, Daniel Boone: The Draper Interviews with Nathan BooneThis free ebook preview provides a major portion of an interview of Nathan Boone, the youngest son of frontiersman, Daniel Boone. He and his wife recollect interesting stories they knew about his father's exploits on the American frontier. (see page 80-81) |
