Daniel Boone

George Washington sends Daniel and Yadkin into "Ken-Tuck-E," the "dark and bloody" hunting ground of four Indian nations, to find a site for a fort.

A man named Flathead Joseph kidnaps the adopted daughter of a Cherokee chief and offers her to the Boonesborough settlers in exchange for a jug of rum. When it's revealed that the girl is in reality white, Daniel purchases her freedom.

A widowed Welshwoman and her three children are determined to settle in hostile Shawnee territory and no amount of persuading can change her mind.

A widowed Welshwoman and her three children are determined to settle in hostile Shawnee territory and no amount of persuading can change her mind.

Daniel and daughter Jemima take a pleasant jaunt into the wilderness which quickly turns into a nightmare. Damiel wounds himself with a axe and Jemima gets kidnapped by a band of Indians.

Lac Duquesne is a river pirate who was once a friend of Daniel's. Things change when he steals a shipment of rifles intended for the Boonesborough settlers. Daniel, Yadkin, and Mingo then set off in pursuit of Duquesne.

Major Peter Wellington, a crafty British officer, assumes Daniel's identity in order to persuade the Indian tribes to side with the Brits against the Colonials during the Revolutionary War.

Renegade/outlaw Simon Girty and his three no-talent assclown sons plan to steal the seasonal fur take of the Boonesborough settlers.

Thanks to the bumbling, stumbling, and fumbling of Yadkin, Daniel becomes the owner of two indentured Irish servant girls.

Indentured servant Caleb Calhoun arrives in Boonesborough to track down runaway slave Pompey for their owner. Calhoun has to bring him back or he'll be forced to serve an additional term of indenturement.

A dream about a man whom Daniel thought was dead is followed by the appearance of three men at his door demanding that he take them to the site of a bloody Indian massacre.

Lord Dunmore, the British Governor General of Virginia, orders the Boonesborough settlers out of Kentucky within 30 days claiming that he himself holds title to the land.

A band of Seneca Indians kidnaps Rebecca and ransacks the Boone cabin. The unusual thing about this little group is that they are led by a white Tory officer.

Winter is fast approaching and Daniel's old friend, Will Carey, enters the Boonesborough settlement with a load of pelts. However, Mingo isn't too pleased with Carey's presence. It seems as though Carey got these pelts by murdering three of his fellow Cherokee tribesmen.

An Indian holy man who calls himself the Prophet asks the Shawnee to join other tribes in driving the white settlers out of the Kentucky territory.

Daniel and his family give shelter to Esther Craig and her young son, William, when they're found wandering in the wilderness

British Lt. Henry Pitcairn is abducted at gunpoint from a tavern by two Shawnee braves. It's up to Daniel and company to rescue him.

Simon Perigore ranks as the nastiest mother Daniel Boone has ever faced.

Simon Perigore ranks as the nastiest mother Daniel Boone has ever faced. Perigore and his band of vicious thugs take Daniel's family hostage.

A pacifist Quaker family moves onto a farm located on the edge of dangerous Cherokee territory.

Daniel and Yadkin get four manacled felons to drive wagons filled with supplies through the bandit and hostile Indian infested Cumberland Gap territory.

Timothy Patrick Bryan shows up in Boonesborough looking for his long lost daughter, Rebecca Boone.

After returning from a trip to Virginia, Daniel and Mingo tell via flashback how they met the legendary Benjamin Franklin and almost got themselves shanghaied to England in the process.

Francis Clover, Boonesborough's new schoolmaster, can't seem to do anything right but he sure does something wrong--he inadvertently gave rifles and gunpowder to hostile Shawnees led by a chief who's sworn to destroy the settlement.

Most of the Boonesborough men are out working at a salt-making campsite when they are surrounded by an Indian war party led by a French officer.