John Conderman was born on 14 February 1748 in New YorkG.¹

John Conderman married Catherine Horning, daughter of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus, on 3 June 1783 in Fort Plain, Montgomery County, New YorkG.²

John Conderman was buried in Old Dutch Cemetery, Fremont, Steuben County, New YorkG,  .¹

John Conderman died on 10 July 1839, at age 91, in Steuben County, New YorkG.^2,1

Adam Conderman was born on 22 February 1784 in German Flats, New YorkG.¹ He was the son of John Conderman and Catherine Horning.¹²

David John Conderman was born in December 1790.¹ He was the son of John Conderman and Catherine Horning.²

David John Conderman died on 25 August 1808, at age 17, in Fort Plain, Minden, Montgomery County, New YorkG.¹

Anna Horning was born about 1753.¹ She was the daughter of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus.²

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. Anna Horning was bequeathed 5 pounds.²

Adam Horning was born about 1755.¹ He was the son of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus.²

Adam Horning and Johann Dieterick Horning were named as an executor of the will of Dieterich Horning on 22 May 1793 in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New YorkG.²

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. Adam Horning was bequeathed 131.5 acres in Stone Arabia Patent on which he was then living.²

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. Adam Horning was bequeathed to contribute 5 pounds for his the sister's share.²

Adam Horning wrote a will on 3 March 1826 in Town of Johnston, Montgomery County, New YorkG.
He made the following bequests.³

To son Abraham 10 acres.³

To son Richard 19 acres. Also to pay daughter Maria, wife of Harmanus Van Dusue?, 10 dollars.³

To son George the remainder of the personal and real property. He is also to maintain Adam's wife Dorthy. Also to pay daughter Margaret 15 dollars and to pay debts and funeral expenses.³

To wife Dorthy bedding and bedstead.³

His will was admitted to probate on 24 June 1826 in Montgomery County, New YorkG.³

William Horning was born about 1758.¹ He was the son of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus.²

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. William Horning was bequeathed 100 acres in Livingston Patent, recently purchased from Andrew Finch. He is to allow his brother Dederich to cut timber on this property.²

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. William Horning was bequeathed to contribute 5 pounds for his the sister's share.²

Anna Maria Horning was born on 12 March 1771.^1,2 She was the daughter of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus.³

Anna Maria Horning married John Hiller on 22 November 1791 in Fort Plain, Montgomery County, New YorkG.²

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. Anna Maria Horning was bequeathed 5 pounds.³

Anna Maria Horning died on 15 August 1850, at age 79, in Hanover Center, Chautauqua County, New YorkG.²

George Horning was born on 18 October 1765.¹ He was the son of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus.²

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. George Horning was bequeathed 40 acres from Lot 37 in Young's Patent purchased from John Hess.²

Robert Horning was born about 1772.¹ He was the son of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus.²

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. Robert Horning was bequeathed 100 acres from Lot 37 in Young's Patent purchased from John Hess.²

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. Robert Horning was bequeathed to contribute 5 pounds for his the sister's share.²

Jacob Horning was born. He was the son of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus.¹

Dieterich Horning wrote a will on 22 May 1793. Jacob Horning was bequeathed 60 acres from Lot 37 in Young's Patent purchased from John Hess.¹

John Hiller was born on 8 August 1768.¹

John Hiller married Anna Maria Horning, daughter of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus, on 22 November 1791 in Fort Plain, Montgomery County, New YorkG.¹²

John Hiller died on 11 October 1845, at age 77, in Hanover Center, Chautauqua County, New YorkG.¹

Robert Bowman and Peter Walrath, Jr, and Thomas Sammons were named as an executor of the will of Adam Flint on 18 February 1828 in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New YorkG.¹

Peter Walrath, Jr, and Robert Bowman and Thomas Sammons were named as an executor of the will of Adam Flint on 18 February 1828 in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New YorkG.¹

Thomas Sammons and Robert Bowman and Peter Walrath, Jr, were named as an executor of the will of Adam Flint on 18 February 1828 in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New YorkG.¹

Benjamin J Sammons Alvy Bowman and Charles Bowman witnessed the will of Adam Flint on 18 February 1828 in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New YorkG.¹

Benjamin J Sammons was named as an executor of the will of Adam Flint, Jr, on 10 July 1851 in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New YorkG.²

Alvy Bowman Benjamin J Sammons and Charles Bowman witnessed the will of Adam Flint on 18 February 1828 in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New YorkG.¹

Charles Bowman Benjamin J Sammons and Alvy Bowman witnessed the will of Adam Flint on 18 February 1828 in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New YorkG.¹

Corneles von allStien married Frau.¹

Corneles von allStien was a sponsor at the baptism of Cornellius Flint on 14 October 1741 in Reformed Dutch Church of Stone Arabia, Albany County, New YorkG.^2,1

Frau married Corneles von allStien.¹

Frau was a sponsor at the baptism of Cornellius Flint on 14 October 1741 in Reformed Dutch Church of Stone Arabia, Albany County, New YorkG.^2,1

Wn Brad married Suzanna.¹

Wn Brad was a sponsor at the baptism of Alexander Flint on 6 November 1737 in Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New YorkG.²

Suzanna married Wn Brad.¹

Suzanna was a sponsor at the baptism of Alexander Flint on 6 November 1737 in Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New YorkG.²

Marten [?] Flensburgh married Maria.¹

Marten [?] Flensburgh was a sponsor at the baptism of Adam Flint on 23 November 1735 in Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New YorkG.¹

Maria married Marten [?] Flensburgh.¹

Maria was a sponsor at the baptism of Adam Flint on 23 November 1735 in Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New YorkG.¹

Robert Flint, Jr., was born on 10 March 1759.¹ He was the son of Robert Flint.¹

Robert Flint, Jr., married Mary Margaret Horning, daughter of Dieterich Horning and Maria Margaretha Kraus, on 7 February 1787.^1,2

Robert Flint, Jr., was enumerated during 1790 on the 1790 U. S. census for Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New YorkG, as head of family Robert Flint Junr. Enumerated in this family were: 1 Free white males of 16 years old and upwards, including heads of families, 2 Free white males under 16 years old, 2 Free white females including heads of families.³⁴

Robert Flint wrote a will on 19 May 1802. Robert Flint, Jr., was bequeathed 100 acres or 150 pounds from his brothers Samuel, David and James share.⁵

Deborah Buys was born about 1754.¹

Deborah Buys married Robert Flint, son of Robert Flint and Susanna Bauman, say 1774. Marriage date estimated as one calendar year before the birth year of the first child.¹

Robert Flint wrote a will on 19 May 1802. Deborah Buys was bequeathed all personal estate and farm currentlyl living on except what is given to the children as long as she is a widow.²