Hi: Spotted this at Ancestry.com Regards, Nan [email protected] ============================= The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 94 page 289 Mrs. Martha Lytle Walker Taylor. DAR ID Number: 93937 Born in Wellsville, Ohio. Wife of William Michael Taylor. Descendant of Ichabod Cooper, George McCorkill, Lieut. Alexander Little, Lieut. Moses Prudden, Samuel Kell, James Lytle, John Hinds, John Hinds, Jr., and Lieut. Joseph Walker, as follows: 1. James Walker (1821-87) m. 1847 Sarah Ann Cooper (1830-74). 2. Walter Walker (1789-1825) m. 1813 Martha Lyte (1793-1874); Alfred Morris Cooper (1806-56) m. 1829 Mary Ann Kell (1809-54). 3. Joseph Walker m. 1st, Rebecca —; David Cooper (1782-1832) m. 1802 Susannah Hinds (1787-1856); Alexander Little m. 1779 Martha (Riley) Gregory (1750-1838); John Kell (1770-1849) m. 1800 Rebecca A. McCorkle (1781-1865). 4. Ichabod Cooper m. 2nd, 1778 Hannah Morris (1747-1831); John Hinds, Jr., m. 1783 Elizabeth Prudden (1769-1828); James Lytle m. 1746 Martha McConnell; Samuel Kell m. Elizabeth —; George McCorkill m. Catherine —. 5. Moses Prudden m. 1754 Mary Morris. Ichabod Cooper (1740-1809) served as private and minute man in New Jersey Line. He was born in Morristown; died in New Jersey. George McCorkill served as private in Capt. Bezaleel Bentley's company, Col. Patterson Bell's regiment, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in Chester County, Pa., and in 1814 died there. James Lytle served as private in Pennsylvania regiment of artillery. He died, 1783, in West Pennsboro Township, Pa. Alexander Little (1748-1833) was lieutenant in Capt. Thomas Kennedy's company, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Line. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Washington, Pa. Moses Prudden (1732-77) served as lieutenant, 4th company, Morristown, New Jersey minute men. He was born and died in Morristown, N. J. Also No. 80992. Samuel Kell served as private in Captain Through's company, Col. Patterson Bell's regiment, Pennsylvania Line. He died after 1820 in Warren County, Ohio. John Hinds (1732-1806) served as private in Capt. William Eugene Imlay's company, Col. Elias Dayton's regiment, New Jersey Continental Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Morristown, N. J. John Hinds, Jr. (1760-1818), served as private in Captain Lanton's company, Col. Silvanus Seeley's battalion, Morris County, New Jersey militia. He was born and died in Morristown, N. J. [p.289] Joseph Walker (1742-1832) commissioned lieutenant, 1777, of the 3rd company, 2nd battalion, Lancaster County militia, under Col. James Watson, and, 1780, as captain of the 6th company, 6th battalion, Col. James Taylor. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Washington County, Pa.

The big question is the identity of the parents of John Hinds. Does anyone have a clue?