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Part Two of Letter to Daniel Boone
1786
Letter written by Gilbert Imlay to Daniel Boone.
Letter to Daniel Boone
1786
Body of a letter written by Gilbert Imlay to Colonel Daniel Boone.
Notes of General Henry Dodge
1855
The third of four pages of General Henry Dodge's notes, as taken by Lyman Draper.
Letter from Daniel Boone to his Sister — Second Page
October 19, 1816
The second page of a letter written by Daniel Boone to his sister.
Letter from Daniel Boone to his Sister — Front Page
October 19, 1816
The front page of a letter with the greeting "Dear Sister" written by Daniel Boone.
Boone Family Genealogical Pedigree
circa 1810-1819
Handwritten letter of genealogical information about the Boone family.
