Removing unrelated children

@Alan E. Brown What should I do in this scenario? I found a Jacob Ryerson and a John Ryerson attached to parents who lived almost 200 years before they did — so I researched the exact source used , read it for myself and found that Jacob and John Ryerson are NOT my 6th great-granduncles thru Walter Stevens (1830-1914) PID KWZS-V1Z—instead they were his contemporaries because the documents below show they owned a tract of land in 1869 as shown in The New York genealogical and biographical record; cited as [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHV-R3LG-N3HF?lang=en&i=762] — I read several pages of this New York Record; then went to the Ryerson Family Genealogy Book (about 700 pages) and read enough to confirm my information.

I need to remove them as children from
Marten Reijersz (1637-1687) PID 237Q-9NL and Annetje Jorise Rapalje (1646-1695) PID L1S3-JNQ
Because they are DESCENDANTS not Children

I will try to contact the person who added their names to have him delete this Jacob and John but what if that doesn't work, can FS help?

I also know that records about both Jacob and John are already in FS Historical Records, but they are not among my priorities right at the moment - so I guess I can add them as new people (what's a few more duplicates😂) mark them as following and then check on them occasionally as I go through my list of 100+

Thanks, Mary

@maryellenstevensbarnes1 I agree with @MandyShaw1 Make sure you reference the documents you are referring to for your reason statement. You may also want to add a note that warns people that Jacob and John are descendants and not children. And, of course, following them so that you can check up on them from time to time :)