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The Virginia Land Commission approved his claim in 1779 at Fort Boonesborough. William Hays surveyed the land in 1783. Boone sold the settlement and 1000-acre preemption to William Scholl."},"title_reverse":null,"marker_description_reverse":{"en":" Scholl's Station - Schollsville<\/p>Abraham, Joseph & Peter Scholl, sons of William, established this frontier station in the 1780s. Joseph married Levina Boone, Daniel's daughter. Peter married Mary Boone, daughter of Daniel's brother Edward. Schollsville was once a thriving community with a church, school, post office and several stores. Presented by Mt. Folly Farm<\/i><\/p> Dedicated on April 18, 2018.<\/p>\n