Elizabeth Blair was born circa 1845 in Wayne Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Blair and Nancy Jane Record.¹

     Jane B. Blair was born circa 1847 in Wayne Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Blair and Nancy Jane Record.¹

     Margaret Campbell Blair was born circa 1849 in Wayne Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.^1,2 She was the daughter of Samuel Blair and Nancy Jane Record.¹ She died on 28 October 1854 in Crawford County.¹ She was buried in Seceder Cemetery, Wayne Township.¹

     Hugh Smith Blair was born circa 1852 in Wayne Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Samuel Blair and Nancy Jane Record.¹ He died on 8 June 1859 in Crawford County.¹ He was buried in Seceder Cemetery, Wayne Township.¹

     William Blair was born circa 1854 in Wayne Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Samuel Blair and Nancy Jane Record.¹

     Asenath Blair was born circa 1857 in Wayne Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Samuel Blair and Nancy Jane Record.¹

     Josiah Record was born on 6 October 1819 in Moon Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.² He was the son of Benjamin Record and Agnes McCandless.¹ He died on 17 March 1823 in Moon Township, Allegheny County, at age 3.²

     Benjamin Record was born circa June 1810 in Moon Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Record and Agnes McCandless.¹ He married Jane Hill, daughter of Archibald Hill and Mary Fulton, on 31 October 1833.^2,3 He died on 22 September 1843 in Wayne Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was buried in Conneaut Cemetery, Wayne Township, Crawford County.¹

     Benjamin Record left a will dated 17 July 1843 in which he bequeathed the residue of his goods, stock, chattles, and household furniture, together with his plantation to his "loving wife" Jane Hill. Jane was to have the use of it during her life and at her death, Benjamin stipulated that the plantation was to be sold, one half of the proceeds to go to his brothers and sisters and the other half his wife was to dispose of as she thought proper. Benjamin also bequeathed a sorrel colt to his brother Philip's son Benjamin.³

     Jane Hill was born on 5 April 1817 in Fairfield Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.^1,2 She was the daughter of Archibald Hill and Mary Fulton.¹ She married Benjamin Record, son of Benjamin Record and Agnes McCandless, on 31 October 1833.^2,3 She married Samuel P. Burchfield.¹ She died on 1 May 1888 in Crawford County at age 71.¹ She was buried in Conneaut Cemetery, Wayne Township, Crawford County.¹

     Benjamin Record left a will dated 17 July 1843 in which he bequeathed the residue of his goods, stock, chattles, and household furniture, together with his plantation to his "loving wife" Jane Hill. Jane was to have the use of it during her life and at her death, Benjamin stipulated that the plantation was to be sold, one half of the proceeds to go to his brothers and sisters and the other half his wife was to dispose of as she thought proper. Benjamin also bequeathed a sorrel colt to his brother Philip's son Benjamin.³

     Samuel P. Burchfield was born in July 1811.¹ He married Jane Hill, daughter of Archibald Hill and Mary Fulton.² He died on 18 July 1878 in Crawford County, Pennsylvania.¹ He was buried in Conneaut Cemetery, Fairfield Township, Crawford County.¹

     Philip Record was born circa 1751 in Somerset County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Rickards and Elizabeth Lamee.² He married Nancy Moreland, daughter of Alexander Moreland. He married Sarah (?) before October 1804 when Philip Records and his wife Sarah sold property to Philip's son Benjamin.³ He died in 1818 in Moon Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.⁴

     An unknown person was taxed for 1 horse and 2 cows in Franklin Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, in 1785.⁵ Philip Record applied for a land warrant of 290 and one half acres in Robinson Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, on 30 August 1785. The survey was completed on 2 November 1785 and the patent was granted on 16 August 1787. The property was known as "Elk" and with the establishment of Allegheny County in 1788 would be located in Moon Township, Allegheny County where the old Pittsburgh International Airport terminal was located.⁶ He lived in Moon Township, Allegheny County, the rest of his life.^7,8,9 He and Nancy Record sold part of his "Elk" plantation in Moon Township in 1796 to John Marshal.¹⁰ He sold part of the "Elk" plantation in Moon Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, to his son Benjamin Record on 10 October 1804.¹¹
     Philip Record left a will on 2 November 1817 in Allegheny County. According to the will, his beloved wife Sarah was to receive "my house and garden, household and kitchen furniture, two beds and bedding, my books, two cows, her mare and saddle, at her disposal only, she must not rent the house or any part." Sarah also was to receive pasture fur her cattle on the place, one third of the meadows, and 30 dollars in money yearly as long as she lived on the place. If she left, she was to receive $200 as her full dowry. Philip also willed that Sarah receive one half of his sheep and 1/4 of a bushel of flexsee sown yearly. Philip's son Benjamin was to receive his "body clothes" and the remainder of his personal property was to be divided equally between his three children Elizabeth Hooper, Margaret McCandless, Benjamin Record and his beloved wife Sarah. Philip's grandson Philip Record was to receive the Elk plantation and to pay $400 to Elizabeth and Margaret after Philip comes of age. Philip's son Benjamin and Thomas Brown, Esq. were named executors. The will was witnessed by William Backhouse and Michael Law.¹²

     Nancy Moreland was born in Pennsylvania.¹ She was the daughter of Alexander Moreland.¹ She married Philip Record, son of Benjamin Rickards and Elizabeth Lamee. She died between 1796 and 1800 in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.^2,3

     Nancy Moreland also went by the name of Agnes.² She was named a benefitiary in the will of her father Alexander Moreland on 24 June 1793. According to the will, Nancy was to recieve 12 pounds and a young dark bay mare.⁴ She and Philip Record sold part of his "Elk" plantation in Moon Township in 1796 to John Marshal.²

     Benjamin Rickards was born in Somerset County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Rickards Jr. and Susannah (?)² He married Elizabeth Lamee, daughter of John Lamee Jr. and Anne (?).

     Elizabeth Lamee was the daughter of John Lamee Jr. and Anne (?)¹ She married Benjamin Rickards, son of John Rickards Jr. and Susannah (?).

     John Lamee Jr. married Anne (?)¹

     Anne (?) married John Lamee Jr.¹

     Jesse Rickards was the son of Benjamin Rickards and Elizabeth Lamee.¹

     Lamee Rickards was born in 1742 in Somerset County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Benjamin Rickards and Elizabeth Lamee.¹ He married Sophia Byrd.¹ He died in 1810 in Somerset County, Maryland.¹

     Sophia Byrd married Lamee Rickards, son of Benjamin Rickards and Elizabeth Lamee.¹

     Patty Rickards was the daughter of Benjamin Rickards and Elizabeth Lamee.¹

     Benjamin Rickards was the son of Benjamin Rickards and Elizabeth Lamee.¹

     Siney Rickards was the daughter of Benjamin Rickards and Elizabeth Lamee.¹

     Betty Rickards was the daughter of Benjamin Rickards and Elizabeth Lamee.¹

     John Rickards Jr. was born circa 1677 in Maryland.³ He was the son of John Rickards Sr. and Elizabeth Trevitt.² He married Susannah (?)³ He died circa 1745 in Somerset County, Maryland.³

     Susannah (?) married John Rickards Jr., son of John Rickards Sr. and Elizabeth Trevitt.¹

     Thomas Rickards was born circa 1719 in Somerset County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Rickards Jr. and Susannah (?)¹ He married Sarah Lamee, daughter of John Lamee Jr. and Anne (?), circa 1740.¹ He died in 1771 in Somerset County, Maryland.¹

     Sarah Lamee was the daughter of John Lamee Jr. and Anne (?)¹ She married Thomas Rickards, son of John Rickards Jr. and Susannah (?), circa 1740.¹

     Philip Rickards was born circa 1698 in Somerset County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of John Rickards Jr. and Susannah (?)¹ He died circa 1773 in Dorchester County, Maryland.¹

     Joseph Rickards was the son of John Rickards Jr. and Susannah (?)¹ He died circa 1760 in Somerset County, Maryland.¹

     John Rickards was the son of John Rickards Jr. and Susannah (?)¹ He married Ann Calloway.¹ He died in 1747 in Somerset County, Maryland.¹