Per her marriage record to Henry A. House, Nancy House was the daughter of Conrad House.

Their marriage record from the Reformed German Church at Canajoharie reads:

[1789] dn 15 Febr: wurden ehel: verbunden, Heinrich Haus, hinterlassener ehel. Sohn, von Adam Haus, mit Anna Haus, ehel. Tochter von Conrad Haus.

["Hinterlassener" translates to left behind, or surviving.] ["mit" translates to "married"] [wurden ehel: verbunden translates to "were lawfully married."] ["ehel" translates to "lawfull" meaning the parents were married]

This means that both Adam and Conrad had passed away prior to their offspring's marriage in 1789.

Henry and Nancy had the following known children that survived to adulthood....Conrad, Mary "Polly", Elizabeth "Betsey", John 1798-1877 (no stone in Allen's Lake Cemetery), Isaac, Christina. Their other children who not much is known about were Catharine b. 1792, Dewald b. 1795, Heinrich b. 1814.

ALLENS LAKE CEMETERY, Allens Lake Road, Richfield Springs, NY

There appear to be several unmarked graves.There are also several headstones broken and fallen to the ground. Only about three upright stones were illegible.

Gravestone says: Nancy, widow of Henry A. House, died Jun. 26, 1851 (or 1854?), AE(age) 82 yrs (Born abt. 1769? or abt. 1772?)

Henry A House b. 7 April 1765 Minden, d. 5 June 1834 Springfield, m. Nancy (Anna Maria) House, daughter of Conrad 1789; married at home of Jacob Mathise at Timmerman's, Minden, NY 2/15/1789; b. 1767 d? (both) buried Allen's Lake Cem., Springfield (stones copied 1933).

From The History of Springfield (NY):

Henry House, a soldier of the Revolution, and Nancy, his wife, were the parents of four children at least: Betsey, John, Christina and Nancy who was the wife of Hamilton Coleman. The widow of Henry House, Nancy, received a pension and is listed under the names of pensioners in the census of 1840, Nancy House living with Hamilton Coleman.

Name of Pensioner for revolutionary or military services, Age, Head of family with whom pensioner resided June 1, 1840.

House, Nancy Age 73, Hamilton Coleman.

1840 Springfield, Otsego, NY Census

Coleman, Hamilton 102 1840

House, Nancy NY OTSEGO CO. SPRINGFIELD 102 1840

House, Nancy NY OTSEGO CO. SPRINGFIELD 076 1850

1850 Census Springfield, NY

John Sitts age 49

Betsy Sitts age 50

Nancy Sitts age 20

Julia A. Sitts age 18

John H. Sitts age 16

Lydia Sitts age 14

Menza Sitts age 10

Nancy House age 82 (born abt. 1768?),

living with John and Betsy (House?) Sitts and family.

Jacob Sitts age 47 (son of Jacob Sitts and brother of John and Mary Sitts)

Elizabeth Sitts age 44

Christina Sitts age 21

Lovina Sitts age 17

John D. Sitts age 15

Mary Sitts age 10

Elijah Sitts age 6

Derias Sitts male age 4

Lodema Sitts age 1

Ephraim Kinney age 27

Nancy (Archer) Kinney age 24

John House age 51

Mary (Sitts) House age 51

Chauncey House age 18

From Ken:

Their marriage is addressed in "The Bloodied Mohawk."

Their marriage record from the Reformed German Church at Canajoharie reads:

[1789] dn 15 Febr: wurden ehel: verbunden, Heinrich Haus, hinterlassener ehel. Sohn, von Adam Haus, mit Anna Haus, ehel. Tochter von Conrad Haus.

["Hinterlassener" translates to left behind, or surviving.] ["mit" translates to "married"] [wurden ehel: verbunden translates to "were lawfully married."] ["ehel" translates to "lawfull" meaning the parents were married]

This means that both Adam and Conrad had passed away prior to their offspring's marriage in 1789.

The original manuscript records of the Reformed German Church at Canajoharie are housed in a vault in the Utica, New York Public Library and the LDS Church has microfilmed the original handwritten records.