On 1775 Richard Henderson hired Daniel Boone to search around the Wilderness Road.Once Boone reached his destination,he built a one of several stations and called it 'Boonesboro.He served as a captain of the Militia.With
Boones leadership,he defended the three remaining Kentucky stations,Boonesboro,St.Asaph's,and Harrodsburg.Since Boone wasn't a good businessman,so he lost the lands of Kentucky.On September 1799,He set out hunting where his son followed him into Missouri.
Although, his family moved to Femme Osage,Missouri.In a short time,the Osage captured Boone during a spring hunt.Osage also takes Boones land belongings from the Spanish.Later on,Daniel and Rebecca move in into their son's,Nathan Boone's farm.In 1807 Boone is appointed of his behavior,of the Femme Osage town.Boone requests the congress to return his Spanish land titles.
In the early 1800s,Daniel Boone Registered for the war of 1812,but got denied.Boone's wife,Rebecca Boone died in March 18,1813.Daniel is now left with his son,and explores upper Missouri.Soon Boone goes on his last hunt,but makes this one count.On September 26,1820 Boone dies and returns to Kentucky to be buried with his wife right beside him.
As can be seen,Boone was born to be an explorer,leader,and husband at the same time.Even though,Boone was denied from war,he was still known for his hunting skills.Boonesboro and the rest of the stations that Boone defended,still stand today.Nathan Boone gave companionship to his father during hunts.Daniel Boone's Blacksmithing and exploring helped him accomplish objectives in his life.