What is the "main line" in Pennsylvania?

Youngman line from Pennsylvania / Kentucky?

Jacob Youngman b: abt. 1740 in Pennsylvania d: abt 1798 in Mason co., Kentucky Jacob's son Jacob b: abt 1765 in VA (which is Kentucky now) d: abt. 1816 in Campbell co., Kentucky Jacob's son Jesse b: abt 1809 in Campbell co., KY d: 11 Mar 1888 in Waldron, Shelby co., IN Jesse's son Harrison b: Oct 1841 in Liberty twp., Shelby co., IN d: 28 Mar 1924 in Kokomo, IN Harrison's son Loren b: 3 Dec 1878 in Kokomo d:29 Oct 1957 in Kokomo Loren's son Robert b: 7 Aug 1913 in Kokomo d: 21 Nov 1949 in Indy, IN Robert is my grandfather. This is the line, I have alot if info. and am really seeking info on Jacob (1740) back, if it is available?
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