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     Michael Blocker was born after 1765 at Cumberland County, North Carolina.¹ He was the son of George Blocker and Mary Dyer.¹ Michael Blocker began service in the NC Militia on 16 July 1783 at Cumberland County.¹ He ended military service on 19 March 1784 at Cumberland Co. Militia.¹ He patented 100 acres on the flat swamp joining Cletherlin's lower line on on 18 May 1789.² He bought five acres on Blont's Creek for five shillings from James Dyer in in 1791.³ He sold John Barton Owell 100 acres for 100 pounds on on 9 July 1791.³ He bought fifteen acres from James Patterson for fifteen pounds in in 1795.³ He sold Duncan MacLeran 100 acres for $100 in in 1800.³ He appeared on the census of 1800 in Cumberland County, North Carolina; page 363. --11-/--11-.⁴ He sold Duncan MacLeran five acres for $100 in in 1800. He sold fifteen acres for $300 to James Dyer in in 1802.³ He reported for jury duty in in 1805.³ He sold Dalphin Davis one acre on Russell Street in Fayetteville for 60 pounds in in 1805.³ He married Cahterine Brinkley on 7 December 1805 at Cumberland County, North Carolina.⁵ Michael Blocker recieved bond in September of 1807, for James Burnet, a boy of colour, until he arrives at full age.³ He died in December 1807 at Cumberland County; John Dickson was appointed administrator of the estate and placed under 1000-pound bond. Three men were appointed to allot one year's suppor to the widow for hereself and family. The inventory, listed 5 March 1808, included nine new felt or wool hats, one ditto worn one, one not on Ben Chapman for three pounds, one ditto on Richard Dudley for between six and seven pounds, one top stack for fodder, one ditto rice and straw, 1/3rd part of fishing Sein in company with Davis and Shepperd, five chairs, a few bushels of corn, one negro, on mare, three head of cattle, one hog, farm implements, one jug oil, on old cart and one little rollen log hous on Russell's land on the side of Cross Creek.¹

     Martha Roberts was born circa 1750 at North Carolina. She was born between 1 January 1765 and 18 October 1765 at Virginia.² She was the daughter of Stap Roberts.¹ Martha Roberts married John Herrill on 3 October 1782 at Amelia County, Virginia.^3,4 Martha Roberts was recorded in the census of daughter Delilah Herrill on 21 October 1850 at Subdivision 16, Anderson County, Tennessee.²

     Elizabeth Hooe was born on 29 January 1765.¹ She married John Wallace, son of Dr. Michael Wallace and Elizabeth Brown, before 1793.¹ Elizabeth Hooe died on 3 September 1850 at Wallaces Corner, Stafford County, Virginia, at age 85.¹

     Thankful Strong was born on 22 March 1765 at Woodbury, Litchfield County, Connecticut.¹ She married Oliver Castle on 17 December 1783 at Woodbury, Connecticut.¹ Thankful Strong married Joel Bacon on 11 September 1788 at Connecticut.¹ Thankful Strong died on 26 November 1836 at Cayuga, Cayuga County, New York, at age 71.¹

     Abigail "Nabby" Adams was born on 14 July 1765 at Braintree, Massachusetts.¹ She was the daughter of President John Adams and Abigail Smith.¹ Abigail "Nabby" Adams died on 14 August 1813 at Quincy, Massachusetts, at age 48.¹

     Ann Murphy "Nannie" Sandy was also known as Anne Murphy ?⁴ She was born in 1761.⁴ She was born on 10 September 1765.¹ She was the daughter of Uriah Sandy and Ann/Anne Murphy (?)³ Ann Murphy "Nannie" Sandy married John Corbin Brown, son of William Brown and Frances Hutt, in November 1792 at Westmoreland County, Virginia.¹ Ann Murphy "Nannie" Sandy died on 7 January 1844 at Pickaway County, Ohio, at age 78.⁵

     James Kelly was born on 12 September 1765.¹ He was the son of James Kelly and Susan Wilson.¹

     Johann Jost Mattice III was born on 25 December 1765.¹ He married Sarah Kingsley on 25 October 1789.² Johann Jost Mattice III died circa 1838 at Schoharie County, New York.¹

     Mary (?) was born circa 1766 at Virginia.¹ She married Jacob Argabrite circa 1790 at Virginia.¹ Mary (?) and Jacob Argabrite appeared on the census of 9 August 1850 in District 18, Greenbrier County, Virginia.²

     Joseph R. Graham was born circa 1766 at Clayton, Summers, Virginia.¹ He was the son of David Graham and Ann Jean Walkup.¹ Joseph R. Graham married Charity Hart circa 1798 at Virginia.¹ Joseph R. Graham appeared on the census of 21 October 1850 in White River, Benton County, Arkansas.² He died on 8 December 1857 at White River, Benton County, Arkansas.¹

     Samuel Slaughter was born in 1766 at Culpeper County, Vrginia.¹ He was the son of Col James Slaughter and Susannah Clayton.¹ Samuel Slaughter died in December 1857 at Culpeper County, Virginia; Inscription on head stone posted at Find-A-Grave: IN MEMORIAM / SAMUEL SLAUGHTER / OF WESTERN VIEW / 1786 - 1857 / THE VENERABLE VESTRYMAN / AND WATCHFUL WARDEN / OF ST. MARKS' PARISH / THE CHIEF FOUNDER / AND FOR 40 YEARS VESTRYMAN / OF ST. STEPHENS CHURCH / CULPEPER, VA.¹ He Posted on Find-A-Grave: He had two wives: Frances Bruce Banks who had at least 8 children; and after she died he married Virginia Stanard 11 Nov 1817 [in Spotsylvania County] who had at least four.¹

     Andrew Stanford Alden was born on 5 May 1766 at New London, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Prince Alden and Mary Mason Fitch.¹ Andrew Stanford Alden married Elizabeth Allington circa 1785.¹

     Joel Bacon was born on 17 July 1766 at Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut.¹ He married Thankful Strong on 11 September 1788 at Connecticut.¹ Joel Bacon died on 7 October 1830 at Langsingville, Tompkins County, New York, at age 64.¹

     Madalena "Helena" Van Aken married Peter DeCoursey.¹ Madalena "Helena" Van Aken was born in September 1766 at Sussex County, New Jersey; Baptized 18 Sep 1766, RDC of Walpack, Sussex Co., NJ. Dau. of David Van Aken 1737-1777 and his wife Madalena Schoonmaker 1741 of Delaware Twp., Northampton Co. (Now Pike Co.), PA.¹ She was the daughter of David Van Aken and Madalena Schoonmaker.¹

     Mary Gibson was born on 21 September 1766 at Talbot County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of John Gibson.¹ Mary Gibson married Richard Tilghman, son of William Tilghman and Margaret Lloyd, on 2 August 1784 at Talbot County, Maryland.¹ Mary Gibson died on 1 December 1790 at Talbot County, Maryland, at age 24.¹

     President John Quincy Adams was born in 1767 at Quincy, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of President John Adams and Abigail Smith.¹ President John Quincy Adams died in 1848 at Quincy, Massachusetts.¹

     John Cox immigrated to Philidelphia, Pennsylvania.¹ He was born on 1 February 1767 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.¹ He was the son of Richard Cox Esq and Mercy Taylor.¹ John Cox married Elizabeth Harriet Ross, daughter of Dr Alexander Ross and Elizabeth Beckett, at Monmouth County, New Jersey.¹

     Judge Richard Tilghman Earle was born on 23 June 1767.¹ He married Mary Tilghman, daughter of Judge James Tilghman and Elizabeth Johns, on 3 December 1801 at Maryland.¹ Judge Richard Tilghman Earle was in 1839; "Comipled memoir of The Tilghman Family."¹ He died on 8 November 1843 at age 76.¹

     Ebenezer Alvord was born on 27 August 1767 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Thomas Gould Alvord and Keziah Orvis.¹ Ebenezer Alvord married Rachael Crampton on 29 August 1790 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.¹ Ebenezer Alvord appeared on the census of 1820 in Homer, Cortland County, New York; Free White Persons - Males: 10-14(1), 20-29(1), 60-69(1); Females: 15-19(1), 20-29(1), 60-69(1), 80-89(1).² He and Rachael Crampton appeared on the census of 1840 in Cortland County, New York.³ Ebenezer Alvord died on 2 January 1844 at Homer at age 76.¹

     Col. Gabriel Slaughter was born on 12 December 1767 at Culpeper County, Virginia.^2,3 He was the son of Robert Slaughter and Susannah Harrison.² Col. Gabriel Slaughter married Sarah Elizabeth Hord on 9 March 1797 at Culpeper County, Virginia.⁴ Col. Gabriel Slaughter died on 19 September 1830 at Mercer County, Kentucky, at age 62.^2,3 Posted on find-a-grave: Governer Of Kentucky (1816-1820). He was "elected as Kentucky's Lieutenant Governor in 1808 and served until 1812 under Governor Charles Scott. When the focus of the United States was centered on entering into a second war with England, Slaughter was soundly defeated in the gubernatorial election of 1812 against Isaac Shelby. Shelby was a Revolutionary War hero and became a popular choice because of his military exploits. In 1814, he answered Shelby's call for volunteers to serve in the ongoing War of 1812, and once again became an officer in the Kentucky Militia as a Colonel. He utilized his own private wealth to fund his regiment with arms and later to purchase boats for his soldiers to sail down the Mississippi River to defend the port of New Orleans. As a regimental commander, Slaughter participated in the Battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815, an important tactical victory by the United States who were able to repulse a British attack against a force twice their number. For his efforts, Slaughter received the thanks of the Kentucky Legislature for his gallant service. After the war, he became affiliated with the Democratic Republican Party, was elected to the office of Lieutenant Governor again in 1816, and served under Governor George Madison. Slaughter became Kentucky's 7th Governor when Madison died on October 14, 1816 and served until 1820".^1,3

     Sarah Elizabeth Hord was born on 12 December 1767.¹ She married Col. Gabriel Slaughter, son of Robert Slaughter and Susannah Harrison, on 9 March 1797 at Culpeper County, Virginia.¹

     Abraham Dillow was born circa 1768 at Virginia.¹ He married Mary (?) after 1780 at Virginia.² Abraham Dillow married Elizabeth Steele, daughter of Robert Steele and Mary "Polly" Keeling, after 1800.² Abraham Dillow and Elizabeth Steele appeared on the census of 4 October 1850 in 28th District, Wythe County, Virginia.³

     Susanna Kelly was born on 28 February 1768. She married Richard Payne on 4 March 1790. Susanna Kelly died on 20 April 1792 at age 24.

     Elizabeth Symons married (?) Small.¹ Elizabeth Symons was born on 5 April 1768 at Perquimans County, North Carolina.¹ She married William Newby circa 1808.¹ Elizabeth Symons died on 15 February 1842 at Henry County, Indiana, at age 73.¹

     Helena Kuntz(in) was born on 19 July 1768 at Malsch, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹ She married Wilhelm Hammer, son of Franz Hammer and Maria Theresia Buchmuller, on 2 June 1794 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹

     Reuben Montross was born on 8 August 1768 at Roslyn Harbor, New York.¹ He married Margaret Dymond on 8 December 1791 at Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, New York.¹ Reuben Montross died on 5 January 1856 at Pennsylvania at age 87.¹

     William Ball was born on 22 August 1768 at Virginia.¹ He was the son of John Ball.¹ William Ball married Mary Rensdell on 7 September 1793 at Virginia.¹ William Ball died circa 1815.¹

     Isaac Smith III was born on 8 November 1768 at Onancock, Accomac County, Virginia.² He was the son of Isaac Smith Smith Jr. and Elizabeth Teackle.²

     Gabriel Jones was born on 12 November 1768 at Culpeper County, Virgiia.² He was the son of Capt. Gabriel Jones and Martha Slaughter.¹ Gabriel Jones married Jane Wigginton on 4 September 1790 at Culpeper County, Virginia.² Gabriel Jones died on 10 July 1835 at Culpeper County, Virginia, at age 66.²

     Thomas Timmerman was born circa 1769 at New York.¹ He married Elizabeth (?) before 1800 at New York.¹ Thomas Timmerman was recorded in the census of David T. Timmerman and Charlotte (?) on 18 September 1850 at Minden, Montgomery County, New York.¹

     John Alden was born in 1769 at Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Prince Alden and Mary Mason Fitch.¹ John Alden married Agnes Jameson in 1790.¹ John Alden married Nancy Thompson in 1800 at Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.¹ John Alden died circa 1820 at Newport, Pennsylvaniaq.¹

     Elizabeth (?) was born in 1769 at New York.¹ She married Thomas Timmerman before 1800 at New York.¹ Elizabeth (?) was recorded in the census of David T. Timmerman and Charlotte (?) on 18 September 1850 at Minden, Montgomery County, New York.¹

     Sally Smith was born in 1769.¹ She married Charles Adams, son of President John Adams and Abigail Smith, on 29 August 1795; Sally was the sister of brother-in-law Willam Stephens Smith.¹ Sally Smith died in 1828.¹

     Zachariah Tilman was born on 4 February 1769 at Fluvanna County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of Thomas Tilman and Susan Moon.¹ Zachariah Tilman married Mollie Fleming Duncan on 20 August 1792 at Virginia.¹

     Charles Woodward was born on 20 August 1769 at Goochland County, Virginia.¹ He was the son of John Woodward and Susannah Tillman.¹ He was christened on 1 October 1769.¹ Charles Woodward married Catherine S Ellis on 8 February 1806 at Goochland Parish, Henrico County, Virginia.¹ Charles Woodward died on 20 November 1825 at age 56.¹

     Adam Hammer was born on 20 August 1769 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹ He was the son of Franz Hammer and Maria Theresia Buchmuller.¹ Adam Hammer died on 16 November 1819 at Durmerseim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, at age 50.¹

     Jane Wigginton was born on 14 September 1769 at Culpeper County, Virginia.¹ She married Gabriel Jones, son of Capt. Gabriel Jones and Martha Slaughter, on 4 September 1790 at Culpeper County, Virginia.¹ Jane Wigginton died on 28 August 1857 at Warren county, Kentucky, at age 87.¹

     Sarah Williamson was born circa 1770. She was the daughter of John Williamson and Rebecca Ringgold.¹ Sarah Williamson married James Ringgold, son of James Ringgold, circa 1785.¹

     William Pratt was born circa 1770 at March?, Cambridgeshire, England.¹ He was the son of Henry Pratt and Hannah (?)^2,1 William Pratt married Elizabeth Grounds on 3 March 1796 at March Parish, Cambridgeshire, England; by lic, whit: John Clayton Hindes and Chas White.³ William died on 20 September 1838 at March.⁴

     Charity Hart was born circa 1770 at Virginia.¹ She married Joseph R. Graham, son of David Graham and Ann Jean Walkup, circa 1798 at Virginia.¹ Charity Hart died circa 1850 at White River, Benton County, Arkansas.^1,2

     James S. Cummins was born circa 1770.¹ He married Lucy Noel on 14 July 1804 at Mercer County, Kentucky.¹ James S. Cummins died circa 1850 at Mercer County, Kentucky.¹

     William Perkins and Adeline Perkins are likely father and daughter. It has been assumed that William Perkins was Adaline's father. William Perkins is the only Perkins living in the Western Division of Grant County, Wisconsin in 1840. He is a close neighbor of Eldirdge Reynolds and of an appropriate age to be Adeline's Father. Also, Adaline and Eldridge named their oldest son Willliam.² William Perkins was born between 1770 and 1780.³ He appeared on the census of 1840 in Western Division, Grant County, Wisconsin; Free White Persons: Males: 15-19(1), 60-69(1) (William); Females: 10-14 (1), 50-59 (1).⁴

     William Weeks was born between 1770 and 1780.¹ He married Hannah (?) before 1800.² William Weeks appeared on the census of 1810 in Prince William County, Virginia; Free White Persons
Males: U10(3), 16-25(1), 26-44(1);
Females: U10(1), 10-15(1), 26-44(1).³ He appeared on the census of 7 August 1820 in Prince William County, Virginia; Free White Persons-
Males: U10(1), 10-15(2), 26-44(1), 25&Over(1);
Females: U10(1), 10-15(1), 16-25(2), 45&Over(2).⁴ He appeared on the census of 1830 in Prince William County, Virginia; Free White Persons -
Males: 10-14(1), 20-29(2), 50-19(1);
Females: 10-14(1), 15-19(2), 20-29(2), 50-59(1).⁵ He appeared on the census of 1840 in Eastern District, Prince William County, Virginia; Free White Persons -
Males: 20-29(2), 70-79(1);
Feemales: 20-29(2), 30-39(1), 60-69(1).⁶ He died between 1840 and 1850; William is not present on the U.S. census for prince william county. He was replaced by what is probably his widow, Hannah Weeks, born circa 1773.⁷ William Weeks appears to have been the father of the Prince William County Weeks'. He was in Prince William County by the 1810 U.S. Census.⁴

     Gen Samuel Ringgold was born on 15 January 1770 at Chestertown, Kent County, Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of Thomas Ringgold and Mary Galloway.¹ Gen Samuel Ringgold married Maria Cadwalader, daughter of Gen. John Cadwalader and Elizabeth Lloyd, on 3 May 1792; 3rd Wife.¹ Gen Samuel Ringgold married Marie Antoinette Hay, daughter of George Hay Hay, after 1810; Married in Washington, at the President's House.¹ Gen Samuel Ringgold died on 18 October 1829 at Frederick, Frederick County, Maryland, at age 59.^2,3 He was a Demoratic-Republican who served the U.S. House of Representatives. He also was a Brigadier General in the Maryland Malitia during the War of 1812. from 1810 to 1820.²

     Mary Ann Blakeley was born on 7 February 1770 at County 96, SC.¹ She married Michael Noddin, son of Micael Noddin.¹

     Judith Walton died at Burke County, North Carolina.¹ She was born on 19 February 1770.¹ She married Tilman Walton, son of William Walton and Elizabeth Tilghman, on 12 April 1787 at Amherst County, Virginia.¹

     David Carnike was born on 14 March 1770 at Ulster, Ulster County, New York.¹ He married Hannah Moe Annetje Moon on 31 January 1800 at New York.¹ David Carnike appeared on the census of 12 September 1850 in Junius, Seneca County, New York.² He died on 12 April 1857 at Junius, Seneca County, New York, at age 87.¹

     Charles Adams was born on 29 March 1770 at Quincy, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of President John Adams and Abigail Smith.¹ Charles Adams married Sally Smith on 29 August 1795; Sally was the sister of brother-in-law Willam Stephens Smith.² Charles Adams died on 30 November 1800 at New York City, New York, at age 30.¹

     William Brown was born on 3 July 1770 at Westmoreland County, Virginia.^2,3,4 He was the son of William Brown and Margaret Templeman.¹ William Brown removed from Alexandria Virginia in 1799 to Charles Town, West Virginia.⁵ William married secondly Elizabeth Forrest, daughter of Zachariah Forrest, circa 1820 in Charles Town.⁶ William Brown and Elizabeth Forrest appeared on the census of 28 August 1850 in 28th District, Jefferson County, Virginia.⁷ William Brown died on 27 January 1855 at age 84.⁸ William Brown "became a leading business man and influential citizen, he having served several years as cashier of the historic old Bank of Charles Town." William Brown's brother Thomas became the second governor of Florida.^2,9

     Rachael Crampton was born on 29 August 1770 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.¹ She married Ebenezer Alvord, son of Thomas Gould Alvord and Keziah Orvis, on 29 August 1790 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.¹ Rachael Crampton and Ebenezer Alvord appeared on the census of 1840 in Cortland County, New York.² Rachael Crampton died on 13 September 1843 at Homer, New York, at age 73.¹

     Capt. Gaylord Stevens Note:

Captain Gaylord Stevens settled in the northwestern part (in the northwest quarter and the northwest part of the quarter) of the town of Lebanon and took up considerable land. In that day the farmers were obliged to let their cattle roam at large in the woods, having no pastures or fences, and the flock were allowed to take their choice between the green leaves and weeds of the woods, or the moist but coarse grasses of the swamps. Often in the spring of the year, when the swamps were full, has the settler found a cow missing, perhaps his best when he gathered them at the close of day, and on search being made has found her mired in the yielding morass, exhausted, or perhaps dead from over exertion trying to extricate herself, or drowned by sinking into the water. Near Capt. Stevens; farm was a large marsh, containing a body of water, small in circumference, but very deep. It was named "Cranberry Marsh" because of the abundance of cranberries growing there, and among whose deceitful morasses many accidents to stock have occurred. For rods from the water's edge the turf of this marsh lies loosely, like an apron, over fathoms of water beneath, and when once mired, and the turf broken through, the poor creature had little chance for its life. Losses of this nature were often suffered, and were grievously felt by those living where there were no cattle to be purchased to replenish their herds. (Source: History of Madison County, State of New York, Hammond, 1872:556)

Records in Albany, New York show the brigade in existence in Lebanon in 1807 contained Captain Gaylord Stevens' name. He may have taken part in the war of 1812-15. (Source: Our County And Its People A Descriptive and Biographical Record of Madison County, New York, 1899:156).

Following is transcription from an Ancestry.com entry by [OConnell.FTW]:
He is buried in Zadock Hawks Cemetary. I tried to find the cemetery but was not able to. Many of the cemeteries didn't have names on them. I was only there one day and saw many cemeteries. Brenda Stevens found out later that he is buried in Georgetown, NY. He settled in Lebanon in 1795. He was a lieut. in militia in 1806, CAPTAIN in 1807.
June 1999 I went to the right cemetery and found his and Millies' graves. Stones had beeen broken in half and repared. Loveman and his widow (Polly) and a daughter of theirs, Melora, son Elizur, Catheriine wife of James, were all buried in the same area. Also a Carrie Fisk, daughter of Nettie and John Fisk (both also buried in that area).
This place [Zadock Cemetery] is off Rt. 26, going from Rt. 20, turn east about 1 mile before you get to Georgetown, up hill on left. (Source: http:///awtc.ancesstry.com. id=I0714.)² He Information Obtained from Ancestry.com, Family Trees for Moore-Stevens-Christiansen-Mengel Family, Contact Christine M. Moore: Sources listed: # Title: Names and Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of Madison County, New York
Author: William H. Tuttle, edited by Isabel Bracy
Publication: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 89
# Title: Family Group Record
Author: Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah
Publication: LDS Website
Repository:
Note: www.familysearch.org.
Media: Internet
Text: Birth: 5 Jan 1795, Lebanon, Madison County, New York
# Title: Stevens Family Bible
Author: Gaylord Stevens Family
Publication: King James New Testament
Repository:
Note: James Madison Chapter DAR copy of pages
Media: Other
Text: Jan. 5, 1795, Mille Stevens was born
# Title: Family Group Record
Author: Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah
Publication: LDS Website
Repository:
Note: www.familysearch.org.
Media: Internet
Text: Died: 19 Nov 1865
# Title: Stevens Family Bible
Author: Gaylord Stevens Family
Publication: King James New Testament
Repository:
Note: James Madison Chapter DAR copy of pages
Media: Other
Text: Mille Fisk died November 17, 1865
# Title: Names and Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of Madison County New Yorkl
Author: William H. Tuttle, edited by Isabel Bracy
Publication: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 89
Text: FISK, JOHN. Wife Millie Stevens
Note: William H. Tuttle, edited by Isabel Bracy, Names and Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of Madison County New York, (Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York), 89. # Title: Family Group Record
Author: Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah
Publication: LDS Website
Repository:
Note: www.familysearch.org.
Media: Internet
Text: Birth: 07 Sep 1770 Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut
# Title: Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records-Glastonbury
Author: Compiled by Greater Omaha Genealogical Society
Publication: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., General Editor, Lorraine Cook White
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 238
Text: s. Timothy & Mary, b. Nov. 7, 1770
# Title: DAR, Application for Membership, 24 June 1996
Author: Naomi Clare Loughrey Dryden
Publication: DAR, Washington, D.C.
Repository:
Note: DAR, Kayendatsyona Chapter, Fulton, N.Y.
Media: Other
Page: 2, Lineage #6
Text: born 7 Sep 1770 at Glastonbury, CT
# Title: DAR, Application for Membership June 25, 1991
Author: Marie Bulkley Cuney
Publication: DAR, Washington, D.C.
Repository:
Note: DAR, James Madison Chapter, Hamilton, New York
Media: Other
Page: 2, Lineage #6
Text: born 7 Sep 1770, Glastonbury, Hartford County, CT
# Title: Names and Sketches of the PIONEER SETTLERS of Madison County New York
Author: William H. Tuttle edited by Isabel Bracy
Publication: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 240
Text: Died Oct 11, 1848, aged 78 (Making birth year 1770)
# Title: Stevens Family Bible
Author: Gaylord Stevens Family
Publication: King James New Testament
Repository:
Note: James Madison Chapter DAR copy of pages
Media: Other
Text: Gaylord Stevens was born in the year Sept. 7, 1770
# Title: Names and Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of Madison County, New York
Author: William H. Tuttle, edited by Isabel Bracy
Publication: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 240
Text: STEVENS, GAYLORD. Died Oct. 11, 1848 aged 78. Buried at Georgetown
# Title: DAR, Application for Membership, 24 June 1996
Author: Naomi Clare Loughrey Dryden
Publication: DAR, Washington, D.C.
Repository:
Note: DAR, Kayendatsyona Chapter, Fulton, N.Y.
Media: Other
Page: 2, Lineage #6
Text: died at Gerogetown, Madison County, N.Y. on 11 Oct 1848
# Title: DAR, Application for Membership June 25, 1991
Author: Marie Bulkley Cuney
Publication: DAR, Washington, D.C.
Repository:
Note: DAR, James Madison Chapter, Hamilton, New York
Media: Other
Page: 2, Lineage #6
Text: died at Gerogetown, Madison County, N.Y. on 11 Oct 1848
# Title: Family Group Record
Author: Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah
Publication: LDS Website
Repository:
Note: www.familysearch.org.
Media: Internet
Text: Gaylord Stevens - Burial: Hawks Cem Nr. Lebanon, New York
# Title: Names and Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of Madison County, New York
Author: William H. Tuttle, edited by Isabel Bracy
Publication: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 240
Text: STEVENS, GAYLORD, buried at Georgetown
# Title: Our County and Its People a Discriptive and Biographical Record of MADISON COUNTY, New York
Author: Edited by John E. Smith
Publication: The Boston History Company, Publishers 1899
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 166
Text: "The records in Albany show that the brigade in existence here in 1807 contained the following officers..... of Madison; Captains....and Gaylord Stevens..;"
# Title: Names and Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of Madison County New Yorkl
Author: William H. Tuttle, edited by Isabel Bracy
Publication: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 240
Text: Captain 1807
Note: William H. Tuttle, edited by Isabel Bracy, Names and Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of Madison County New York, (Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York), 240.
# Title: Names and Sketches of the Pioneer Settlers of Madison County, New York
Author: William H. Tuttle, edited by Isabel Bracy
Publication: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 240
Text: STEVENS, GAYLORD. Lieut. in Militia 1806
# Title: Names and Sketches of the PIONEER SETTLERS of Madison County New York
Author: William H. Tuttle edited by Isabel Bracy
Publication: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, Interlaken, New York
Repository:
Note: Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Media: Book
Page: 240
Text: STEVENS, GAYLORD. Settled in Lebanon 1795.
# Title: Individual Record - LDS Website
Publication: Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah
Repository:
Note: LDS Website
Media: Internet
Text: Marriage: 4 Feb 1794, Glastonbury, Hartford County, CT
# Title: DAR, Application for Membership, 24 June 1996
Author: Naomi Clare Loughrey Dryden
Publication: DAR, Washington, D.C.
Repository:
Note: DAR, Kayendatsyona Chapter, Fulton, N.Y.
Media: Other
Page: 2, Lineage #6
Text: married 4 Feb 1794
# Title: DAR, Application for Membership June 25, 1991
Author: Marie Bulkley Cuney
Publication: DAR, Washington, D.C.
Repository:
Note: DAR, James Madison Chapter, Hamilton, New York
Media: Other
Page: 2, Lineage #6
Text: married on 4 Feb 1794.² He was born on 7 September 1770 at Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Timothy Stevens IV and Mary Ware.² Capt. Gaylord Stevens married Millie Loveland on 1 August 1794 at Connecticut.¹ Capt. Gaylord Stevens died on 11 October 1848 at Georgetown, New York, at age 78.¹ He was buried at Hawks Cemetery, Lebanon, New York.¹

     Mollie Fleming Duncan was born circa 1771.¹ She married Zachariah Tilman, son of Thomas Tilman and Susan Moon, on 20 August 1792 at Virginia.¹

     Sarah Kingsley was born circa 1771.¹ She married Johann Jost Mattice III on 25 October 1789.¹ Sarah Kingsley was included in the census of David Mattice and Elizabeth (?) on 22 July 1850 at Wright, Schoharie County, New York; The census for this household included Ezra Schoolcraft (12), David (18) and Elizabeth (14) Nethaway.² Sarah Kingsley died circa 1851.¹

     Peter Mankins was born circa 1771 at Maryland.¹ He married Sarah (?) before 1805 at Kentucky.² Peter Mankins appeared on the census of 1840 in White River, Washington County, Arkansas; Males: 60-70(1); Females:18-20(1), 60-70(1).³ He and Sarah (?) appeared on the census of 7 November 1850 in White River, Washington County, Arkansas.² Peter Mankins married Elizabeth (?) after 7 November 1850 at Arkansas.⁴ Peter Mankins witnessed the note of Griffith Dickerson; The story of the Dickerson travels, the marriage of their daughter, Sarah, to Alexander Steele, their migration west to Jackson County Missouri, James Dickerson marriage to Rachael VanHoose are all documented in an essay "Reminiscences of Bygone Years" by Zachariah Van Hoose (Published by the Fayetteville, Ark, Historical Society (Ark). James Dickerson and the Van Hoose, Evans and Mankins families had settled in Washington County, Arkansas. Despite the distance, contact between the two groups must have been maintained because in 1858 Griffith Steele (Eliza Laura's ("Gram" father) traveled from Missouri to Washington County Arkansas to marry and bring his first wife, "Pike's" mother Mary Evans, back to Missouri.⁵

     James Payne was born circa 1771 at Virginia.¹ He was the son of William Payne.¹ James Payne married Elizabeth Wood on 10 December 1795 at Fauquier County, Virginia.¹

     Mary Westmoreland was born circa 1771 at North Carolina.¹ She married John Cantrell, son of Abraham Cantrell and Malissa Watson, before 1791.¹

     Eunice Emma Powers was born in 1771.¹ She was the daughter of Jonas Powers Jr and Jerusha Harmon.¹ Eunice Emma Powers married Rev. Samuel Newberry II, son of Samuel Newberry and Berthiah Brannon, circa 1795 at Virginia.^1,3 Eunice Emma Powers died on 18 February 1832.¹ She and Rev. Samuel Newberry II appeared on the census of 3 October 1850 in 68th District, Wythe County, Virginia; This Census included Henley Newberry, born c 1823, grandson?²

     Richard Cantrell was born on 10 March 1771.⁵ He was the son of Abraham Cantrell and Malissa Watson.^3,4 Richard Cantrell married Constance Polly Bethel, daughter of Sampson Bethel and Mary Cantrell, on 18 February 1794; Constance and Richard were cousins - their grandfathers were brothers.^3,4 Richard Cantrell appeared on the census of 1820 in Franklin County, Illinois; Free White Males: U10(2), 10-15(1), 16-18(2),45&Up(1); Free White Females: U10(1), 10-15(2), 26-44(1).⁶ He appeared on the census of 1830 in Franklin County, Illinois; Free White Males: 10-14(2), 20-29(1), 50-59(1); Free White Females: 5-9(1), 15-19(2), 50-59(1).⁷ He appeared on the census of 1840 in Franklin County, Illinois; Free White Males; 5-9(1), 30-39(1), 70-79(1); Free White Females: 15-19(1), 20-29(1), 60-69(1).⁸

     Sarah Rutherford was born on 12 August 1771.¹ She was the daughter of Robert Rutherford.¹ Sarah Rutherford married Daniel Bedinger, son of Henry Bedinger and Magdalene VonSchlegel, in April 1791 at "Flowering Spring", Berkeley, Virginia.^2,3

     Maria Elizabeth Achtenbergen was born circa 1772 at Prussia.¹ She died on 7 March 1797 at Poppowe, Posen, Prussia.¹ She married George Drewitz, a sister of his first wife?, on 19 April 1797 at Evangelical Parish, Wronke, Posen, Prussia.¹