Daniel's family belonged to		through the Cumberland Gap.
The Boone children once deliberately		exposed themselves to smallpox.
Daniel's mother		using Conestoga wagons.
When they grew up, the Boone children		the name Shel-Tow-Y or "The Big Turtle".
The family traveled by		married outside the Quaker faith.
During the French and Indian War		Boone drove an army supply wagon.
They crossed the Appalachian Mountains		taught him to read, spell, and write.
Boone and twenty-eight men made		a religious group called the Quakers.
While Daniel searched for new hunting grounds		crossed the Appalachian Mountains.
In 1767 Daniel and his oldest son		Rebecca cared for the large family.
The Indians didn't want the settlers		a road from Virginia to Kentucky.
Black Fish gave Daniel Boone		to intrude on their hunting grounds.