Names and dates of many of the children derived from Ancestry entries from Richard Crawford
(rcrawford02 @ charter.net) 
http://awtc.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=craw6013&id=I01743

From 1895 History of Butler County Pennsylvania:

White Oak Springs United Presbyterian Churc  was organized in 1818 by Rev. Isaiah NIBLOCK, of Butler,
and Elders Thomas DODDS, Hugh McKEE and George MATTHEWS, with a few followers of the church residing
in that district, and several seceders from Mt. Nebo Presbyterian church, making, in all, sixteen
members. From 1818 to the completion of a brick house in 1820, the members worshipped in a tent. In
1862, the old brick church was removed and the present building erected at a cost of about $3,500.
After Mr. NIBLOCK was released, in 1834, the pulpit was vacant until 1836, when Rev. William FINDLEY
was called. In 1853 or 1854, Rev. Thomas DRENNEN came and preached here until his death. In 1858,
Rev. W. H. JAMISON accepted a call, and remained until 1879. Rev. T. W. YOUNG succeeded him and Rev.
J. B. BORLAND, the present pastor, followed Mr. YOUNG. There were 168 members reported in 1894, among
whom are many representatives of the pioneers who made its beginning in 1818, such as the DODDS,
MARTINS, MAHARGS, CRITCHLOWS, RICHARDSONS, BRYSONS, RAMSEYS, McKEES, ROSES. FULTONS, GILLILANDS,
McLAINS, McLEODS, STEVENSONS, FRAZIERS, WRIGHTS , JOHNSONS, MATTHEWS, and others. In the cemetery may
be found some old headstones such as those raised over Thomas McKINNEY, who died January 26, 1830;
John HAMBLE, April 25, 1833; Rachael MATTHEWS, July 9, 1832; Nancy MATTHEWS, January 1, 1832; John
GRAY, October 18,1839; Sarah Jane Balph, January 16, 1851, and Jane McGINNIS, January 15, 1844. The
society was incorporated November 21, 1883, Henry BRUNERMER, Willian SHORTS, John M. ROSE, I. N.
DUNCAN and Dr. J. L. CHRISTIE signing the constitution.

1850 Census - Butler County, Pennsylvania
East Connoquenessing - 7 Aug 1850

  25 25
  Martha Gray   54 F       500 Penn
  Elizabeth     20 F           Penn
  Boyd          18 M Farmer    Penn
  Margaret Jane 14 F           Penn
  Matilda Ann   14 F           Penn
  David Miller   9 M           Penn
  Amelia Miller  2 F           Penn

1860 Census - Butler County, Pennsylvania
Connoquenessing - 13 June 1860

  166 144
  Boyd Gray     26 M Day Laborer   --- 175 Penn
  Mary A.       26 F                       Penn
  Eliza M.       2 F                       Penn

  167 145
  Martha Gray   68 F Farmer       1500 140 Penn
  Matilda       25 F                       Penn
  Amelia Miller 11 F                       Penn
  Nancy Crother 80 (supposed)              Penn (blind and pauper)