Daniel Boone's mother, Sarah Morgan Boone, was Welsh. Her ancestral home is now in disrepair.
Here is more information on Daniel's mom and her ancestral roots.
The area that was extensively explored by Daniel Boone is now part of the
"Sheltowee
Trace," a 269-mile multiple use National Recreation Trail. This map helps contemporary people understand how extensive Boone's explorations really were.
The Adventures of Colonel Daniel Boone - John Filson's account, published on Daniel Boone's 50th birthday.
Dr. James Paulding produced the film Daniel Boone. A series of beautiful paintings by Dr. Bouquet were commissioned by Northeast Missouri State University for that film.
In an effort to keep Daniel Boone's memory alive in America, 358 "Boone Trail Highway Markers" were made. They have been placed throughout the United States.
Many stories about Daniel Boone are myths - part of the legend that has flourished over so many years. For example, Boone never wore
a "coonskin" cap. He was a Quaker, and he wore hats that Quakers
wore. Here is a website that compares the myths to the truth about Boone.
An interesting story has been written about Daniel's
lifelong friend, Michael Stoner. As this link underscores, life was difficult in the early days of Kentucky
exploration.