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     Robert Childers was born in 1764. He was the son of Henry Childers and Susanna Goolsby. In 1783 the Census listed Robert Childers as the head of a family. 2 white members in household. He married Nancy Pryor, daughter of F. Nicholas Pryor and Mary (?), in Amherst, Virginia, USA, on 27 March 1783. They were married by Baptist minister, Reverend Benjamin Coleman.¹ Robert Childers and Nancy Pryor had 10 children. Most of the children were born in Kentucky, USA. They moved in 1790 to Woodford, Kentucky, USA. Robert Childers and Nancy Pryor were charter members of the Old Baptist Church in Dry Ridge that was organized the fourth Sunday in Aug 1791 in then Woodford Co., KY. Robert Childers is found on the Tax List of in 1792 at in Bourbon, Kentucky, USA. He recorded a deed in 1795 in Campbell, Kentucky, USA. Robert bought land in 1795 on Grassy Creek, a tributary of the south fork of the Licking River, from John Hunt, according to a deed recorded in Harrison Co., KY. He is found on the Tax List of in 1796 at in Campbell, Kentucky, USA. 50 acres on south fork of the Licking.² He is found on the Tax List of in 1797 at in Campbell, Kentucky, USA. Robert has 50 acres on the south fork of the Licking River.³ He was in military service in 1798. In 1798 when his farm was in Campbell Co., KY Robert served in the county militia--which came to be called the "Cornstalk Militia" because the recruits had not enough rifles for every man and some were given cornstalks to shoulder and aim as if they were actual guns. In 1800 the Census listed Robert Childers as the head of a family. Pendleton, later Grant, County Kentucky census of 1800.⁴ He appears on the census of 1810; One man and one woman over 45; one man 26 - 45; three boys 16 -26, two boys 10 -16, one boy under 10.⁵ He and Robert Childers Jr are is found on the Tax List of between 1821 and 1829 at in Grant, Kentucky, USA.⁶ On Saturday, 22 June 1822, Robert Childers married Nancy Coleman.¹ Robert Childers recorded a deed in 1822 in Grant, Kentucky, USA. Robert's ten children are named in a deed he registered in Grant County, Kentucky 1822, wherein he gave, or sold for $1.00, his estate to his children, thus ensuring that his property would go to his children and not be a part of the estate of his second wife. On this deed he spelled the name Childres. He died in 1837.

     Daniel Stephenson was born on 9 October 1764 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹ He was the son of Benajah Stephenson and Almy Long. Daniel Stephenson was baptized on 15 February 1767 in First Congregational Church in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.²

     Solomon Childers was born circa 1765. He was the son of Henry Childers and Susanna Goolsby. On Thursday, 3 April 1800, Solomon Childers married Elizabeth Richardson.¹ Solomon Childers died in 1838.¹

     Joseph Warner was born on 12 May 1765 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America.¹ He was the son of Joseph Warner and Elizabeth Wakelee. Circa 1785 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America, Joseph Warner married Chloe (?). Joseph Warner appears on the census of 1790 in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA; 2 males over age 16, 2 males under 16 and 4 females.² He appears on the census of 1800 in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA; Jos Warner Jr; 2 boys under ten, one 10-15, one man 26 - 44. One girl 16 - 25 and one woman 26 - 44.³ In 1810 the Census listed Joseph Warner as the head of a family in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA.⁴ He appears on the census of 1820 in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA; One male 16 - 25 and one over 45. One female 10 -16 and one over 45.⁵ He appears on the census of 1830 in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA; One man and one woman 60 -70.⁶ He died on 15 September 1845 in Watertown, Connecticut, USA at age 80. Age 80.⁷ He was buried in Watertown, Connecticut, USA.⁷

     Nancy Pryor was born in 1766. She was the daughter of F. Nicholas Pryor and Mary (?). She married Robert Childers, son of Henry Childers and Susanna Goolsby, in Amherst, Virginia, USA, on 27 March 1783. They were married by Baptist minister, Reverend Benjamin Coleman.¹ Nancy Pryor and Robert Childers had 10 children. Most of the children were born in Kentucky, USA. They moved in 1790 to Woodford, Kentucky, USA. Nancy Pryor and Robert Childers were charter members of the Old Baptist Church in Dry Ridge that was organized the fourth Sunday in Aug 1791 in then Woodford Co., KY. Nancy Pryor died in 1821.

     James Landrum was born on 5 July 1766. He was the son of Francis Landrum and Sarah Wren.

     Joseph Jacque Huguet was born circa 1767.¹ On Saturday, 2 June 1792, Joseph Jacque Huguet married Catherine Martel.¹ Joseph Jacque Huguet died on 28 August 1797.¹

     Margaret Gay was born in 1767. On Thursday, 19 July 1798 in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA, Margaret Gay married Abiather Stephenson Jr, age 25, son of Abiather Stephenson and Olive Lombard.¹ Margaret Gay died on 20 July 1802 in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA. The Federal Spy, July 27, 1802; Mrs. Peggy Stephenson, wife of Abiather, Jr. age 35.¹

     Sarah Warner was born in April 1767 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America. She was the daughter of Joseph Warner and Elizabeth Wakelee.

     Henry Childers was born on 8 July 1767.¹ He was the son of Henry Childers and Susanna Goolsby. On Wednesday, 6 July 1791, at age 23, Henry Childers married Mary C Thompson.¹ Henry Childers died on 26 March 1852 at age 84.¹

     Sarah Childers was born circa 1768. She was the daughter of Henry Childers and Susanna Goolsby. On Monday, 29 December 1794, Sarah Childers married William Henry Huffman.¹

     John Michael Lentz was born on 9 February 1768 in Eichelborn, Nommern, Luxemburg.^1,2 He was the son of John Lentz and Catherine Keyser.

     Sarah (?) was born on 19 May 1768. Circa 1792, Sarah (?) married Dunning Lewis.

     Catherine Jungers was born on 29 September 1768 in Weyer, Mersch, Luxemburg.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Jungers and Anna Meysenburg. Catherine Jungers died on 4 November 1768 in Weyer, Fischbach, Mersch, Luxemburg.²

     Eunice Stephenson was born on 7 February 1769 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America. She was the daughter of John Stephenson and Margaret Webb.

     Anne Loyd Landrum was born on 15 September 1769. She was the daughter of Francis Landrum and Sarah Wren.

     Catherine Jungers was born on 5 November 1769 in Weyer, Mersch, Luxemburg.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Jungers and Anna Meysenburg.

     Jedediah Starks was born circa 1770. Circa 1800, Jedediah Starks married Lydia Stafford. Jedediah Starks was a witness when Harvey Stephenson and Lothrup Beebe were Among the original subscribers to fund this educational institution in 1825 in Springville Academy, Concord, Erie, New York, USA.¹

     Michael Glave was born circa 1770. He was the son of Matthew Glave. Michael Glave and Daniel McClain was in military service on 15 August 1812. Corporal on the Roll of Capt. Michael Glave's Co., Scotts Regt. Ky. Militia.

     Mary C Thompson was born circa 1770. On Wednesday, 6 July 1791, Mary C Thompson married Henry Childers, age 23, son of Henry Childers and Susanna Goolsby.¹ Mary C Thompson died in 1858.¹

     Obadiah Warner was born in 1770 in Waterbury, Connecticut, America. He was the son of Joseph Warner and Huldah Nichols. In 1794 in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA, Obadiah Warner married Polly Welton. In 1810 the Census listed Obadiah Warner as the head of a family in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA.¹ He appears on the census of 1830 in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA.² He appears on the census of 1840 in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA.³ He died on 14 September 1845 in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA.

     Anna Marie Lentz was born on 22 January 1771 in Eichelborn, Nommern, Luxemburg.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Lentz and Catherine Keyser.

     Benjamin Vanhook was born in February 1771. Circa 1786, Benjamin Vanhook married Frances Higgins. On Friday, 21 October 1808, at age 37, Benjamin Vanhook married Susannah Higgins, age 23.
Bible record of Benjamin Vanhook, transcribed by Hattie M Scott in 1934. On 17 September 1850 the Census listed Benjamin Vanhook as the head of a family.¹ He died on 24 July 1854 at age 83.

     Catherine Martel was born circa 1772.¹ On Saturday, 2 June 1792, Catherine Martel married Joseph Jacque Huguet.¹ Catherine Martel died on 8 July 1832.¹

     Daniel McClain was born in 1772. He was the son of Alexander McClain and Mary (?). Daniel McClain appears on the census of 1790. In 1794 Daniel McClain lived; Pendleton County was created from Bracken County in 1798. On 21 August 1800 the Census listed Daniel McClain as the head of a family. List of Heads of Household from the 1800 Kentucky Census, which was the first census in Pendleton County. Census burnt by the British in the War of 1812 and reconstructed from tax lists.¹ As of 14 November 1801, Daniel McClain lived at Pendleton, Kentucky, USA; Living on the south fork of the Licking River in Pendleton County, Kentucky. Listed in the stray stock report.² He is found on the Tax List of in 1807 at in Pendleton, Kentucky, USA. McClain, Daniel – 100 acres, South Licking Creek (Note that the Robert Childers family also lived along Licking Creek at this time).³ In 1810 the Census listed Daniel McClain as the head of a family. One man and one woman age 26 to 44, one woman over age 45. One boy under age 10, two girls under age 10 and one girl age 10 to 15..⁴ He and Michael Glave was in military service on 15 August 1812. Corporal on the Roll of Capt. Michael Glave's Co., Scotts Regt. Ky. Militia. On 7 August 1820 the Census listed Daniel McClain as the head of a family in Falmouth, Kentucky, USA. Daniel McClain is listed with the following household: One man and one woman age 26 to 44; and 2 boys, one under 10 and one age 10 - 15, and 6 girls 3 under age 10, 1 age 10 - 15, one age 16 - 20..⁵ He appears on the census of 1830; Daniel McClain is listed with the following household: Male and female ages 50 - 60 and one boy age 10 - 15, three girls ages 5 -10, 10 - 15, 15 - 20; no slaves.⁶ On 16 March 1837 Daniel McClainmoved to Lewis, Missouri, USA. He gave a deposition about land matters in Pendleton County Kentucky on 2 March 1840 in Lewis, Missouri, USA. He died after 1840.

     Michael Jungers was born on 23 January 1772 in Weyer, Mersch, Luxemburg.¹ He was the son of Henry Jungers and Anna Meysenburg.

     John Landrum was born on 28 March 1772. He was the son of Francis Landrum and Sarah Wren. On Friday, 7 February 1794, at age 21, John Landrum married Mary Collins, daughter of Edward Collins and Jane Jones. John Landrum appears on the census of 1820; one man over 45, one boy 16-26 and two boys 10-16.¹ On Thursday, 5 February 1824, at age 51, John Landrum married Margaret Robinson. John Landrum died in 1834. He made a will in March 1834. Mentions land partly in possession of Martin Draper and a debt owed to Richard Landrum. Refers to younger children but not named. Probated: March 1834
Book B, page 35 Grant County Probate.

     Dunning Lewis was born on 26 October 1772. Circa 1792, Dunning Lewis married Sarah (?). In 1800 the Census listed Dunning Lewis as the head of a family in Wallkill Township, New York, USA. He was listed as Solomon Justice's father-in-law on the Census of 19 August 1850 in Jefferson Township, Missouri, USA.¹

     William Henry Huffman was born in 1773. On Monday, 29 December 1794, William Henry Huffman married Sarah Childers, daughter of Henry Childers and Susanna Goolsby.¹ William Henry Huffman died in 1850.

     Abiather Stephenson Jr was born on 10 January 1773 in Springfield, Massachusetts, America. He was the son of Abiather Stephenson and Olive Lombard. Abiather Stephenson Jr was baptized on 12 September 1773 in First Congregational Church in Springfield, Massachusetts, America.¹ On Thursday, 19 July 1798 in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA, at age 25, Abiather Stephenson Jr married Margaret Gay.¹ In 1800 the Census listed Abiather Stephenson Jr as the head of a family in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA. One male and one female 26 - 44 years of age and one female under 10 years of age..² He appears on the census of 1820 in Phelps, New York, USA.³