Appalachian Mountains, troughs of, 13-15. See also Alleghany Mountains.
Audubon, John James, knew Boone, 10, 235, 238.
Barbour, ----, hunts in Kentucky, 89, 90.
Baton Rouge (La.), North Carolinians near, 66.
Bears, 18, 56, 58, 67, 75, 76, 92, 133, 197.
Berkeley, Gov. William, in Alleghanies, 85, 86.
Berks County (Pa.), Boones in, 4-15, 211, 212.
Black Fish, Shawnese chief, 148-157, 161-167.
Bledsoe, Maj. Anthony, militia leader, 134.
Blue Ridge, borders Valley of Virginia, 14, 15; crossed by Boone, 72.
Boiling Spring (Ky.), founded, 121. See also Fort Boiling Spring.
--, Daniel, born, 6; youth, 7-15; training, 10-12; education, 199, 224; moves to Yadkin, 16, 17; explores Yadkin region, 62, 63; in French and Indian War, 21-23; marriage, 25-27, 36; list of children, 43; life on the Yadkin, 17-20, 28-36; flees to Virginia, 43, 55; returns to Yadkin, 50, 55; visits Florida, 64, 65; early Kentucky explorations, 24, 69, 70; trains James, 63; discontented in North Carolina, 67-69; hunts in Tennessee, 55, 56; in Cherokee War, 50, 55, 56; carves name on trees, 56; captures criminals, 62; opinion of Indians, 52, 59; piloted by Finley, 218, 241; crosses Cumberland Gap, ix, 89, 200, 218; long hunt in Kentucky, 72-84, 86, 94-97, 100, 224; starts for Kentucky, 101-103; on Clinch, 103; in Dunmore's War, 105-112; pioneer for Transylvania Company, 114-117; settles Boonesborough, 117-119, 124, 125; defends Boonesborough, 137, 138, 141, 142; capture of daughter, 134-136; captured by Shawnese, 146-158; returns to Kentucky, 174-178; hunts for settlers, 176; robbed of money, 176, 177; militia leader, 112, 134, 180, 212, 213; Indian expeditions, 181, 182, 187-189; pilot for immigrants, 198, 211, 226; leaves Boonesborough, 180; justice of peace, 143; surveyor, 120, 121, 129, 181, 193, 198, 208, 209, 211, 212; member of legislature, 182, 183, 215; revisits Pennsylvania, 211, 212; loses Kentucky lands, 208-210, 219; at Maysville, 201, 202, 207-210; river trader, 201, 202; life on Kanawha, 210-222; "autobiography," 153, 169, 199; ships furs to East, 197, 201, 202; moves to Missouri, 205, 219-222; Spanish syndic, 224-227; hunts in Missouri, 220, 229-232; laments growth of settlement, 227, 231; loses Spanish grant, 227, 228; pays debts, 229; old age, 228-241; death and burial, 239, 240; character, vii-ix, 200, 232, 233, 241, 242; religious views, 233, 234; specimen letters, 193-195, 233-235; descriptions of, 109, 110, 212-214, 225, 235-237, 239, 240; not first in Kentucky, 85; Byron's verses, 200; nature of services, 200; extent of fame, 198, 199, 222, 233-235; portraits, 237-239; Draper's proposed biography, ix, x.
