Bryan Mill-1850

$225.00 – $829.00

Daniel Boone arrived in Missouri in 1799. Among the first 20 families, which accompanied him, was Jonathan Bryan. Jonathan was raised by Rebecca (Bryan) Boone and Daniel Boone in Kentucky as one of their own children. As a member of the original settlers, Jonathan received Spanish land grant 301, where he constructed a Gristmill in 1801, one mile West of Daniel Boone???s home. This gristmill was used to process wheat and flour being planted in the Femme Osage Valley. The gristmill operated until the 1880s when it was converted to a barn.

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Additional information

Weight 12 lbs
Dimensions 76 × 18 × 7 in
Size

36×8, 60×13
Frame

Frame: Lighter Finish, Frame: Darker Finish, Mural: inquire for more information, Unframed

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