Richard-6 III was the son of Rebecca-5 Warner and her husband Richard Church, Jr. Rebecca-5 Warner was a daughter of Jesse-4 Warner.

10 CHURCH siblings.

Richard Church III married Anna-6 Warner, daughter of David-5 Calvin Warner, Sr. and his wife Mary Russell.

Anna and Richard were 1/2 1st Warner cousins. They shared one common grandparent, Jesse-4 Warner.
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Jesse-4 Warner m. 1) Miriam Smith = Rebecca-5 Warner

Jesse-4 m. 2) Mary Cooley = David-5 Calvin Warner, Sr.

(Rebecca-5 and David-5 were half brother and sister.)

Rebecca-5 m. Richard Church, Sr. = Richard-6 Church, Jr.
David-5 m. Mary Russell = Anna-6 Warner

Richard-6 Church III m. Anna-6 Warner = 1/2-1st-cousins.
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11 CHURCH children: Darling, Velona, Austin, Alonzo, Hannah, John, Charles Jay, Sarah, Munson, Lydia and Eli.
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Reference:

1850 Pleasant, LaPorte, IN:
Munson Church 25
Charity Church 24
Lydia Church 1, child
Eli Church
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PRAIRIE WEST PIONEERS:
"Among a few very early residents who were considerably advanced in life was one of the settlers on Prairie West in 1836, Richard Church. Some of his children, even then, had families of their own. He had lived in Michigan Territory for a time, but before that became a state [1836] he made his last home in Lake county, Indiana. He was one of the pioneer Baptists of the county, taking an active part in the organization of the first Baptist church. He had a large family of sons and daughters, nearly all of whom were men and women in 1837. His home, the home of his son, Darling Church, those of his son-in-law, Leonard Cutler, were the early homes of what was called for a few years Prairie West, all of which prairie is now thickly covered over with the homes of the German settlers who have spread out from the Hack and Schmal center at St. John. The work of that very worthy citizen, Richard Church, was done more through his children than by himself, as only a few years of active life were assigned to him here."

Source: "Lake County Indiana History", Chapter III, "Memorial Sketches of Early Settlers".
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"Of this once large pioneer family there are now no descendants in this county [Lake Co., IN]. They were for some years an influential family, and in our records their names should surely have a place."

Source: "Reports of the Historical Secretary of the Old Settler and Historical Association of Lake Co, IN From 1906 to 1910".
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WARNER Lineage: Richard-6 Church, Jr., Rebecca-5 (Warner) Church, Jesse-4 Warner Sr., Samuel-3 Warner Sr., Daniel-2 Warner Sr., Andrew-1 WARNER, an Englishman who sailed with his wife and several children to the Massachusetts Bay Colony from Broad Oak, Essex, England, in 1632-33.
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CHURCH Lineage: Not following the numerical lineage of the Church surname. See http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=24302402 for Church lineage.
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Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011.