Justin, The 1810 Daniel Houry census entry lists the following: 1m(-10) 1m(10-16) 2m(16-26) 1m(26-45) 2f(-10) 1f(16-26) 1f(26-45) According to Rev. Daniel's gravestone, he was born in 1782, therefore would have been 28 in 1810. He would have been to young to have had children ages 16-26. His children that I am aware of were; Eliza b 1802, James Moorman b 1804 and Priscilla b 1808. They could be the children, who were on this census listed as being under 10. Susannah, Daniel's wife, was born, according to her grave stone, in 1783. She could have been the female listed as 26-45. If this census is for Rev Daniel, the entries for 1m(10-16), 2m(16-26), and 1f(16-26) would be unexplained. Of course he could have had other people living with him. In reference to the Daniel who was a hatter, I have a copy of a record of an account book, dtd 1820, that shows Rev Daniel buying a wool hat. I have always assumed that since he bought a hat that he wasn't the hatter. Obviously, he could have been one though. Leonard