JOHN FELDER was born December 1751, in Orangeburg, South Carolina, while it was still part of British Colonial America. His father, Captain Hans Heinrich “Henry” Felder Sr, was 26 and his mother, Maria Elisabeth Schaumlöffel, was 28. He was a resourceful young man, and at was 21 years old, bought 100 acres of land. He married Sarah Snell and had five children. He joined his father’s militia during the war along with his brothers, under William “Danger” Thomson. Later, realizing he had special skills as a scout and messenger, he was chosen to be a part of William Washington’s secret operations in the midlands. He became and officer and his reconnaissance activities likely helped in the success of several intercepts and engagements. But, he was captured by the British while on a mission and his patriotism cost him his life.
ROB GORMAN was nominated four times by the Young Artist Foundation in Hollywood, California for his work as a young actor in numerous films, television movies and prime time series during the 1980’s and 90’s, working with Mel Gibson in Forever Young, George Clooney’s film, Leatherheads, with many top stars, and regular roles on Falcon Crest and Joe’s Life. His many other credits include Full House, Quantum Leap, Surface and One Tree Hill. He took a break from Hollywood in 1996, to enjoy attending Wake Forest University. Robert is married with children and is a wealth manager at The Gorman Financial Group.