Elijah Churchman, Jr.

• Sex: M
• Born: October 24, 1782 in Nottingham, Pennsylvania
• Died: April 5, 1854 in Jefferson County, Kentucky
• Buried: Both Elijah, Jr., and Elizabeth are buried in the Family Cemetery behind 4115 Henry Street in Louisville, KY.
• Notes: Elijah, Jr., served in the War of 1812 with the Pennsylvania troops. He and his family moved from Augusta County, Virginia to Jefferson County, Kentucky around 1831.

Father: Elijah Churchman, Sr., b. October 10, 1749 in Nottingham, PA

Mother: Ann Knight, b. July 20, 1757 in Nottingham, PA -- d. June 20, 1836 in Jefferson County, KY

Family 1: Francis Ashby (Fanny) Cawley, d. January 31, 1820 during child birth -- daughter of John Cawley

• Married: June 2, 1814 in Augusta County, VA

1. William A. Churchman, b. June 23, 1816 in Augusta County, VA
2. Catherine Ann Churchman, b. February 25, 1818 in Augusta County, VA
3. Francis Jane Churchman, b. January 31, 1820 in Augusta County, VA -- d. September 30, 1824

Family 2: Elizabeth Paul, b. 1799 in Augusta County, VA -- d. May 13, 1849 in Jefferson County, KY -- daughter of Hugh Paul and Elenor Fackler

• Married: January 11, 1821 in Augusta County, VA

1. Margaret Ellen Churchman, b. January 16, 1822 in Augusta County, VA
2. Matilda Churchman, b. January 22, 1824 in Augusta County, VA
3. Mary Jane Churchman, b. August 2, 1825 in Staunton, Augusta County, VA
4. John Churchman, b. July 26, 1827 in Augusta County, VA
5. Francis Ashby Churchman, b. July 7, 1829 in Staunton, Augusta County, VA
6. Jane Ann Churchman, b. September 15, 1831 in Kentucky
7. Elizabeth Rebecca Churchman, b. September 15, 1831 in Kentucky
8. Nancy Churchman, b. February 8, 1834 in Jefferson County, Kentucky
9. Cyrus Churchman, b. January 13, 1836 in Jefferson County, Kentucky
10. Paulina Ellen Churchman, b. June 11, 1838 in Jefferson County, Kentucky
11. Elijah Churchman, b. December 15, 1840 in Jefferson County, Kentucky -- d. 1842 in Jefferson County, Kentucky

Sources:

1. 1990 Kentucky Ancestors, vol. 25 issue 3 "Roster of First Kentucky Ancestors"
2. "Churchmans of Kentucky" by Charles R. Churchman
3. War of 1812 information by Patricia Churchman