Daniel Boone - Revision history

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	Boone being a frontiersman, he was extremely superstitious and often told Connor about mysterious, supernatural events he had witnessed or heard about. Often, Connor's investigations would reveal a logical explanation, such as a fake ghost placed atop the [[Boston Light]], or how an unidentified flying object had been created by an umbrella reflecting moonlight in the trees. Other stories Boone told Connor, such as the [[Headless Horseman]], turned out to be true.<ref name="AC3" />		Boone being a frontiersman, he was extremely superstitious and often told Connor about mysterious, supernatural events he had witnessed or heard about. Often, Connor's investigations would reveal a logical explanation, such as a fake ghost placed atop the [[Boston Light]], or how an unidentified flying object had been created by an umbrella reflecting moonlight in the trees. Other stories Boone told Connor, such as the [[Headless Horseman]], turned out to be true.<ref name="AC3" />

	In 1773, Boone attempted to colonize Kentucky, but the Shawnee, [[Lenape]], and {{Wiki\|Cherokee}} tribes who disagreed with the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fort Stanwix\|treaty of Stanwix}} that were set in place by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1768 attacked and kidnapped his son James, torturing him to death. Despite this tragedy, Boone returned two years later after being hired by the {{Wiki\|Transylvania Colony\|Transylvania Company}}, and founded the town of Boonesborough, which he defended from a Shawnee attack.<ref name="Database" />		In 1773, Boone attempted to colonize Kentucky, but the Shawnee, [[Lenape]], and {{Wiki\|Cherokee}} tribes who disagreed with the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fort Stanwix (1768)\|treaty of Stanwix}} that were set in place by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1768 attacked and kidnapped his son James, torturing him to death. Despite this tragedy, Boone returned two years later after being hired by the {{Wiki\|Transylvania Colony\|Transylvania Company}}, and founded the town of Boonesborough, which he defended from a Shawnee attack.<ref name="Database" />

	Boone later became famous in his later years for his adventures that he had written about in his books.<ref name="Database" />		Boone later became famous in his later years for his adventures that he had written about in his books.<ref name="Database" />

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	Boone being a frontiersman, he was extremely superstitious and often told Connor about mysterious, supernatural events he had witnessed or heard about. Often, Connor's investigations would reveal a logical explanation, such as a fake ghost placed atop the [[Boston Light]], or how an unidentified flying object had been created by an umbrella reflecting moonlight in the trees. Other stories Boone told Connor, such as the [[Headless Horseman]], turned out to be true.<ref name="AC3" />		Boone being a frontiersman, he was extremely superstitious and often told Connor about mysterious, supernatural events he had witnessed or heard about. Often, Connor's investigations would reveal a logical explanation, such as a fake ghost placed atop the [[Boston Light]], or how an unidentified flying object had been created by an umbrella reflecting moonlight in the trees. Other stories Boone told Connor, such as the [[Headless Horseman]], turned out to be true.<ref name="AC3" />

	In 1773, Boone attempted to colonize Kentucky, but the Shawnee, [[Lenape]], and {{Wiki\|Cherokee}} tribes who disagreed with the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fort Stanwix\|treaty of Stanwix}} that were set in place by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1768 attacked and kidnapped his son James, torturing him to death. Despite this tragedy, Boone returned two years later after being hired by the {{Wiki\|Transylvania ~~(colony)~~\|Transylvania Company}}, and founded the town of Boonesborough, which he defended from a Shawnee attack.<ref name="Database" />		In 1773, Boone attempted to colonize Kentucky, but the Shawnee, [[Lenape]], and {{Wiki\|Cherokee}} tribes who disagreed with the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fort Stanwix\|treaty of Stanwix}} that were set in place by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1768 attacked and kidnapped his son James, torturing him to death. Despite this tragedy, Boone returned two years later after being hired by the {{Wiki\|Transylvania Colony\|Transylvania Company}}, and founded the town of Boonesborough, which he defended from a Shawnee attack.<ref name="Database" />

	Boone later became famous in his later years for his adventures that he had written about in his books.<ref name="Database" />		Boone later became famous in his later years for his adventures that he had written about in his books.<ref name="Database" />

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Boone was born in [[Pennsylvania]] moved with his family to [[North Carolina]] in 1752. During his time in the state, Boone often travelled to the [[frontier]] on hunting and trapping expeditions across North Carolina, [[Florida]] and into {{Wiki\|Kentucky}}, the state he was credited with discovering.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' – [[Database: Daniel Boone]]</ref> He was a neighbour of fellow frontiersman [[Christopher Gist]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]'' – [[Database: Christopher Gist]]</ref>		Boone was born in [[Pennsylvania]] moved with his family to [[North Carolina]] in 1752. During his time in the state, Boone often travelled to the [[frontier]] on hunting and trapping expeditions across North Carolina, [[Florida]] and into {{Wiki\|Kentucky}}, the state he was credited with discovering.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' – [[Database: Daniel Boone]]</ref> He was a neighbour of fellow frontiersman [[Christopher Gist]],<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]'' – [[Database: Christopher Gist]]</ref> alongside whom he participated in the [[Braddock Expedition]] along with [[George Washington]] and [[John Fraser]].<ref>{{WP\|Daniel Boone}}</ref>

	The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] befriended Boone during his adventures in the [[Frontier]] and trips to [[Boston]]. Boone told him of his encounter with the [[Shawnee]] in {{Wiki\|Kentucky}} in 1769, who considered Boone and his partner poachers, before forcing them to return home without any spoils. He then requested Connor's help in finding a pair of missing colleagues. Connor discovered one of the men had killed the other during a dispute, before being killed by a [[wolves\|wolf]].<ref name="AC3">''Assassin's Creed III''</ref>		The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] befriended Boone during his adventures in the [[Frontier]] and trips to [[Boston]]. Boone told him of his encounter with the [[Shawnee]] in {{Wiki\|Kentucky}} in 1769, who considered Boone and his partner poachers, before forcing them to return home without any spoils. He then requested Connor's help in finding a pair of missing colleagues. Connor discovered one of the men had killed the other during a dispute, before being killed by a [[wolves\|wolf]].<ref name="AC3">''Assassin's Creed III''</ref>
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	Boone later became famous in his later years for his adventures that he had written about in his books.<ref name="Database" />		Boone later became famous in his later years for his adventures that he had written about in his books.<ref name="Database" />

	~~==Trivia==~~
	*Boone was part of the [[Braddock Expedition]], alongside [[George Washington]], [[John Fraser]], and [[Christopher Gist]].

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] befriended Boone during his adventures in the [[Frontier]] and trips to [[Boston]]. Boone told him of his encounter with the [[Shawnee]] in {{Wiki\|Kentucky}} in 1769, who considered Boone and his partner poachers, before forcing them to return home without any spoils. He then requested Connor's help in finding a pair of missing colleagues. Connor discovered one of the men had killed the other during a dispute, before being killed by a [[wolves\|wolf]].<ref name="AC3">''Assassin's Creed III''</ref>		The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] befriended Boone during his adventures in the [[Frontier]] and trips to [[Boston]]. Boone told him of his encounter with the [[Shawnee]] in {{Wiki\|Kentucky}} in 1769, who considered Boone and his partner poachers, before forcing them to return home without any spoils. He then requested Connor's help in finding a pair of missing colleagues. Connor discovered one of the men had killed the other during a dispute, before being killed by a [[wolves\|wolf]].<ref name="AC3">''Assassin's Creed III''</ref>

	Boone being a frontiersman, was extremely superstitious, and often told Connor about mysterious, supernatural events he had witnessed or heard about. Often, Connor's investigations would reveal a logical explanation, such as a fake ghost placed atop the [[Boston Light]], or how an unidentified flying object had been created by an umbrella reflecting moonlight in the trees. Other stories Boone told Connor, such as the [[Headless Horseman]], turned out to be true.<ref name="AC3" />		Boone being a frontiersman, he was extremely superstitious and often told Connor about mysterious, supernatural events he had witnessed or heard about. Often, Connor's investigations would reveal a logical explanation, such as a fake ghost placed atop the [[Boston Light]], or how an unidentified flying object had been created by an umbrella reflecting moonlight in the trees. Other stories Boone told Connor, such as the [[Headless Horseman]], turned out to be true.<ref name="AC3" />

	In 1773, Boone attempted to colonize Kentucky, but the Shawnee, [[Lenape]] and {{Wiki\|Cherokee}}, tribes who ~~did not agreed~~ with the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fort Stanwix\|treaty of Stanwix}} that were set in place by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1768, attacked and kidnapped his son James, torturing him to death. Despite this tragedy, Boone returned two years later after being hired by the {{Wiki\|Transylvania (colony)\|Transylvania Company}}, and founded the town of Boonesborough, which he defended from a Shawnee attack.<ref name="Database" />		In 1773, Boone attempted to colonize Kentucky, but the Shawnee, [[Lenape]], and {{Wiki\|Cherokee}} tribes who disagreed with the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fort Stanwix\|treaty of Stanwix}} that were set in place by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1768 attacked and kidnapped his son James, torturing him to death. Despite this tragedy, Boone returned two years later after being hired by the {{Wiki\|Transylvania (colony)\|Transylvania Company}}, and founded the town of Boonesborough, which he defended from a Shawnee attack.<ref name="Database" />

	Boone later became famous in his later years for his adventures that he had written about in his books.<ref name="Database" />		Boone later became famous in his later years for his adventures that he had written about in his books.<ref name="Database" />

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	The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] befriended Boone during his adventures in the [[Frontier]] and trips to [[Boston]]. Boone told him of his encounter with the [[Shawnee]] in {{Wiki\|Kentucky}} in 1769, who considered Boone and his partner poachers, before forcing them to return home without any spoils. He then requested Connor's help in finding a pair of missing colleagues. Connor discovered one of the men had killed the other during a dispute, before being killed by a [[wolves\|wolf]].<ref name="AC3">''Assassin's Creed III''</ref>		The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] befriended Boone during his adventures in the [[Frontier]] and trips to [[Boston]]. Boone told him of his encounter with the [[Shawnee]] in {{Wiki\|Kentucky}} in 1769, who considered Boone and his partner poachers, before forcing them to return home without any spoils. He then requested Connor's help in finding a pair of missing colleagues. Connor discovered one of the men had killed the other during a dispute, before being killed by a [[wolves\|wolf]].<ref name="AC3">''Assassin's Creed III''</ref>

	Boone often told Connor about mysterious, supernatural events he had witnessed or heard about. Often, Connor's investigations would reveal a logical explanation, such as a fake ghost placed atop the [[Boston Light]], or how an unidentified flying object had been created by an umbrella reflecting moonlight in the trees. Other stories Boone told Connor, such as the [[Headless Horseman]], turned out to be true.<ref name="AC3" />		Boone being a frontiersman, was extremely superstitious, and often told Connor about mysterious, supernatural events he had witnessed or heard about. Often, Connor's investigations would reveal a logical explanation, such as a fake ghost placed atop the [[Boston Light]], or how an unidentified flying object had been created by an umbrella reflecting moonlight in the trees. Other stories Boone told Connor, such as the [[Headless Horseman]], turned out to be true.<ref name="AC3" />

	In 1773, Boone attempted to colonize Kentucky, but the Shawnee, [[Lenape]] and {{Wiki\|Cherokee}}, tribes who did not agreed with the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fort Stanwix\|treaty of Stanwix}} that were set in place by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1768, attacked and kidnapped his son James, torturing him to death. Despite this tragedy, Boone returned two years later after being hired by the {{Wiki\|Transylvania (colony)\|Transylvania Company}}, and founded the town of Boonesborough, which he defended from a Shawnee attack.<ref name="Database" />		In 1773, Boone attempted to colonize Kentucky, but the Shawnee, [[Lenape]] and {{Wiki\|Cherokee}}, tribes who did not agreed with the {{Wiki\|Treaty of Fort Stanwix\|treaty of Stanwix}} that were set in place by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1768, attacked and kidnapped his son James, torturing him to death. Despite this tragedy, Boone returned two years later after being hired by the {{Wiki\|Transylvania (colony)\|Transylvania Company}}, and founded the town of Boonesborough, which he defended from a Shawnee attack.<ref name="Database" />

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	'''Daniel Boone''' (2 November 1734 – 26 September 1820) was an [[United States\|American]] explorer, frontiersman, hunter, and militiaman, whose adventures made him into a folk hero.		'''Daniel Boone''' (2 November 1734 – 26 September 1820) was an [[United States\|American]] explorer, frontiersman, hunter, and militiaman, whose adventures made him into a folk hero.

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	'''Daniel Boone''' (2 November 1734 – 26 September 1820) was an [[United States\|American]] explorer, hunter and militiaman, whose adventures made him into a folk hero.		'''Daniel Boone''' (2 November 1734 – 26 September 1820) was an [[United States\|American]] explorer, frontiersman, hunter, and militiaman, whose adventures made him into a folk hero.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Boone was part of the [[Braddock Expedition]], alongside [[George Washington]] ~~and~~ [[John Fraser]].		*Boone was part of the [[Braddock Expedition]], alongside [[George Washington]], [[John Fraser]], and [[Christopher Gist]].

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	'''Daniel Boone''' (2 November 1734 – 26 September 1820) was an [[United States\|American]] explorer, frontiersman, hunter, and militiaman, whose adventures made him into a folk hero.		'''Daniel Boone''' (2 November 1734 – 26 September 1820) was an [[United States\|American]] explorer, frontiersman, hunter, and militiaman, whose adventures made him into a folk hero.