Individual Details

Many people show this Squire Boone as the same Squire Jr., son of Squire Boone & Sarah Morgan, who was born 1744 and married Jane VanCleave, 11 Jul 1765, in NC. I believe that they are two different Squire Boones, almost a generation apart, married to two very different ladies.

Logan Co KY WB B, p.101
18 Feb 1817 Will of Squire Boone. Wife Anna all estate for her lifetime or 1/3 if she remarries. Each child to receive total of $220:
Thomas, son already has $150
Susannah Cockrill, dau already has $220
Lucy Keeley/Kerby, dau already has $90
Cintha Ann Grubbs dau already has $70 + $20
Squire Jr., son - $70 + $20
Ira, son $70 + $20
Josiah, son $70 + $20
Higgarson, son - $70 + $20
Lucy Boone, dau - $70 + $20
Nancy - $70 + $20
Polly, dau - $70 + $20.
All children to share equally at death of their mother.
Exec: Anna Boone, John Cockrill, Moody Grubbs, sons-in-law
Wit: James Berry, James Stone, A. Boone, John Small, John B. Hill
Signed: Squire Boone Probate: 16 Feb 1818.

1782 Crippled from battle of Licking[ Shawnee Indian Attack]
Squire Boone was a Revolutionary War soldier in Blue Licks, there is a pension record (W.f.8376) and a Bible record on his children. Ref: Draper mss 00.83
Note: the file is W-8372, not 8376 as stated.

Here is a transcription of the answer to an inquiry to the War Department concerning Squire Boone's service in the Revolution:
April 25, 1924
To: T. J. Bryant, Atty.
Tisch Bldg.
Wheatland, Wyo.
Sir:
I have to advise you that from the papers in the Revolutionary War pension Claim W-8372, it appears that Squire Boone, the son of Samuel Boone and the nephew of Daniel Boone, was born Oct 13, 1760, the place not stated.
While living in Camden District, South Carolina, he was drafted in June or July 1777 and served as Sergeant for three months under Capt Jack Cook and Col Robert Goodwin. He was again drafted in June or July 1779 and served as Sergeant for three months under Capt John McChord or Capt Robert McGowan and Col John Russell.
In the fall of 1779 he moved to Kentucky and settled at Bryant's Station and there held the office of sergeant under Capt William Hays. He was wounded at the battle of Lower Blue Licks. He also served in Gen. George Rogers Clarke's Expedition against the Piqua Towns, and was frequently engaged against the Shawnee Indians until 1783.
He was pensioned from September 9, 1809, for the disability resulting from wound received at the battle of Blue Licks, nature of wound not stated.
He married in Fayette County, Kentucky, Sept 1, 1784, Anna grubbs was was born June 23, 1766. He died June 28, 1817. She was allowed pension on her application executed Oct 28, 1839, while living in todd County, Kentucky. They had fifteen children, but the following are the only names stated:
Thomas, born Dec 24, 785
Susanna born Jan 28, 1787
Lucy born oct 15, 1792; died Oct 18, 1823
Cintha Ann, born May 11, 1795
Samuel, born Sept 2, 1797, died May 28 or 29, 1835
Squire, born Sep 2, 1797, died July 26, 1836
Ira, born Dec 17, 1799
Isaiah, born Mar 7, 1802, died Aug 23, 1835
Daidamia, born Aug 11, 1804, died Aug ___, 1826
Higgason Grubbs, born Oct 23, 1806
Levi, born Dec 8, 1808
Nancy, born Dec 24, 1811
Polly, born Jan 27, 1814
Respectfully,
Commissioner.

Other interesting notes from the Pension Application.
In her application, Anna stated that she and Squire were married by a magistrate on the banks of the Kentucky River, and she didn't know if any official record was ever made.
Their son Higgason G. Boone testified for his mother and to the papers she presented that contained the above records of the births, etc.
The papers are not a bible record, but appear to be pages from a small blank book - a page for each child, except for the twin sons who were recorded on the same page. The births of Squire and Anna, and the date of their marriage was on the first page. The death dates were written in a different hand.
Samuel Boone, brother of Squire, also testified to the war service and the marriage on 4 Apr 1840; he stated he was 82 years of age. He testified at Winchester, Clark Co. Samuel with with Squire when he served the two terms of duty in Camden District, South Carolina. Samuel gave a few more details of the duty and battles than had Anna. He also stated that Squire and Anna were married by Eli Cleveland in Fayette District, Kentucky. He said they had raised 12 or 13 of the 15 children born to them.

Birth	13 Oct 1760
Marriage	1 Sep 1784	Fayette County, Kentucky - Anna Grubbs
Death	28 Jun 1817	Kentucky

Spouse

Anna Grubbs (1766 - 1843)

Father	Samuel Boone (1728 - 1815)
Mother	Sarah Day ( - )
Sibling	Samuel Boone (1758 - )
Sibling	Rebecca Boone (1768 - 1842)