>Children of Moses and Ann: >(1) John Cushenberry m. Rebecca Dowden 10 Dec 1791 dau of Nathaniel >Dowden and Susanna unknown from MD. >(2)William Cushenberry m Rachel dau of Richard Brown 23 Sep 1805 >Boubon Co., Ky. >(3) Elijah Cushenberry m Polly? unknown. Elijah named a son, Neil >McCann Cushenberry. >(4) Vincent Cushenberry m. Mary Davis dau of William Davis 4 May >1791 Bourbon Co., Ky. >(5) Daniel Cushenberry (my next grandfather) m Sally Davis dau of? >same William Davis . >(6) Mary Cushenberry m Nicholas Lindsay son of Anthony Lindsay and >Rachel (Nellie) Dorsey. The Lindsay family is from MD. >(7) Elizabeth Cushenberry m Zachariah Ross son of Jonathan Ross of NJ. >(8) Anna Cushenbery m Vachel Lindsay 1792 Bourbon Co., Ky. >(9) Rachel Cushenberry m John F. Pulliam 7 Nov 1804.Fayette Co., Ky. Mornin' Marianne, Were Nicholas (m6) and Vachel LINDSAY (m8) brothers? Another son of Anthony & Rachel (DORSEY) LINDSAY: John C. b. abt 1759 Baltimore County, Md. - died 10 Sep 1838 in Hancock Co., Ky. m. Susannah DOWDEN (jr. :), b. abt 1758) Montgomery Co., Md.~ d. abt 1826 Henry Co., Ky., another daughter of Nathaniel & Susannah (sr. :) Dowden. John C. & Susannah (Dowden) Lindsay had a son Hazael Lindsay b. 1801 in Henry Co., Ky ~ who died 17 Sep 1874 in Montgomery Twp., Crawford Co., Illinois. Hazael LINDSAY m. Sallie FORD b.1805 Henry Co Ky - d. 1869 Crawford Co. Illinois. She was the daughter of Abner FORD b. abt 1775 in Culpeper, Virginia & Anna (RICH) b. 1778 in Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. Their son, John Tolson LINDSAY b. 28 Jan 1825 in Versailles, Ripley Co., Indiana ~ died 19 Feb 1915 in Robinson, Crawford Co., Illinois m. 25 Oct 1844, Elizabeth CLAYTON 1831-1897, one of the daughters of my gggg-grandparents: George Price CLAYTON who was born abt 1797 in Bourbon County, Ky, died 1838 in Crawford Co., Illinois, & Rebecca (FIELD) 1805 Ky -1875 Lawrence Co. Illinois. Over the years, I have accumulated an assortment of QUISENBERRIES (no Moses yet though) in my gedcom for reasons unbeknownst to me at present...perhaps this is the beginning of connecting the dots. Cynthia in Wisconsin, hopeful, on her first cup of coffee. .