Van Arnum - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Katharine VanArnum Noble county, Indiana

schwel — 2011-07-09 16:15:32Z

This looks like your Katharine:
Home in 1880: Kendallville, Noble, Indiana
Isaac N. Young 56 PA PA PA carpenter
Catharine Young 57 OH NY NY
Orpha A. Young 17 IN in school
Clara A. Van Arnam 27 IN dau married
Kate Van Arnam 2 gdau b IN
Jacob H. Van Arnam 43 NY NY NY son in law (?) for Agricultural Implements

The following is a bad Ancestry transcription of Jacob's name. The original is much clearer and recognizable as VanArnum, Jacob, but part of the name was obscured by enumerator's notes:
1900: Toledo Ward 4, Lucas, Ohio
Joseph Van Arness 65 Aug 1835 Birthplace: N Y NY NY; traveling grain salesman
Augusta Van Arness 47 b Aug 1852 IN OH OH; m24y
Catharine Rahn 22 dau b IN b Nov 1877
Henry W Rahn 27 son-in-law b Jun 1872
Viola Keise? Young 11 niece b IN Feb 1889

Katharine VanArnum Noble county, Indiana

DaveRafferty — 2011-07-08 00:49:47Z

Looking for info on Katharine who evidently lived in Kendallville Indiana area and was attending high school in 1894. Don't know if she graduated. She later moved to the Three Rivers, Mi area and married into the Rahn family. She is buried in Moorepark cemetary north of Three Rivers.

Re: Van Arnums in New York

chrissy7781 — 2011-02-11 16:52:47Z

Actually it is in Haynersville In the Town of Brunswick on Flower Rd. And the house is still there and occupied.

Re: Van Arnums in New York

chrissy7781 — 2011-02-11 16:46:05Z

Hello, I grew up on Flower Rd in the Town of Brunswick. My father had told me a woman use to live at the end of the road sand her last name was Flower. The house built there is from the early 1700's and was built by a man with the last name Snyder. Hope this helps.

Re: Isaac Van Aernum 1704 from his marriage to Jannetje descendents line

susanvoclaggett — 2010-11-17 06:30:29Z

Hi Christoper!

So nice to hear from you. Sorry for the delay in responding. I must have missed your original message. I loved Kitty so much and was very close with her until her death. I never met my Grandfather since he died before I was born but my family was always very close with kitty and her son Loyd, Jr. Did you ever get to meet Kitty? She was so much fun and so loving. I miss her dearly.

Regards,

Susan Claggett

Re: Isaac Van Aernum 1704 from his marriage to Jannetje descendents line

chawgleg2 — 2010-10-09 14:41:21Z

Hello,

I am Christopher Hawley. My Grandmothers sister, Catherine (Kitty) Clark was married to your Grand-father F. Harold Van Orman. Just a line to say hello.

Re: George A. Begor and Hanah/Hannah Freeman

lcigan1 — 2009-08-13 15:04:30Z

My several-times-great uncle William Painter (ca 1825 Bradninch, Devon) married Eliza Judea Graddon. Their marriage was registered in the Mar qtr 1845 in Tiverton. They have child Lavinia Graddon Painter 1848.

Re: George A. Begor and Hanah/Hannah Freeman

BetsyBeaulieu42 — 2009-08-13 13:42:55Z

Hi Carole, I personaly do not have this info or photo. can you tell me how you came across this. I am still looking for more info on Hannah Freeman, born Ellenburg/Moores area of Clinton County NY. I have seen her born in 1863 and also in 1842, you might want to look at the Beauguard/Begor Ripples and Waves, world tree project. I found that when I was search Hannah Freeman there is a link to C. Menges on there jbcjmenges@isp.com or jh-cj.menges@worldnet.att.net Please feel free to email me at pq99web@comcast.net
Kindest Regards
Betsy Beaulieu

Re: George A. Begor and Hanah/Hannah Freeman

carolesmith649 — 2009-08-13 08:48:34Z

Hi, I have found that you have a connection to the Williams/Graddon family in Minehead, Somerset, England and have caopy of Georgina's and Fleda's grave. Can you contact me and I can let you have more information and some photos.
How are you related?

Carole

Re: Van Arman

BetsyBeaulieu42 — 2009-08-12 03:49:15Z

Great. Keep in touch if you trip over anymore Begor's or Spears. Betsy

Re: Van Arman

lcigan1 — 2009-08-11 20:22:48Z

Yes I have--thanks! I've also been able to get photos of most of the Van Arman graves and relations there and at Sheldon Hill in Ellenburg.

Re: Van Arman

BetsyBeaulieu42 — 2009-08-11 18:56:26Z

Maybe you have seen this already.

..genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~frgen/clinton/clintonindex...

There are Van Arman's - Vanarman - Vanderbogart buried in Ellenburg Corners Cemetery under the genweb cemetery listings for Ellenburg.

Betsy

Re: George A. Begor and Hanah/Hannah Freeman

lcigan1 — 2009-08-11 15:19:52Z

I have their date of marriage as 15 Sep 1894 in Ellenburg. I don't have Richard's date of birth either though. Harry J was born Mar 1900 according to the 1900 census.

Cora and Alexander evidently divorced, he shows up in the 1930 census as divorced. She married again to Harvey Snyder and they have children Lillian 1911, Bertha 1913, and Walter 1920.

Re: George A. Begor and Hanah/Hannah Freeman

BetsyBeaulieu42 — 2009-08-11 02:45:45Z

thanks so much for your info. having George's wifes name is a great help. Just for your records. George and Cora where married in 1895. They had two children Harry in 1900 and Richard???. Please email me if you need any more info on the Begor.

Kindest Regards
Betsy

Re: George A. Begor and Hanah/Hannah Freeman

lcigan1 — 2009-08-11 01:11:01Z

I'm not descended from George Begor but am related to his wife Cora Lillie Starks. She would be a some-number-of greats aunt. I'm descended from her half-brother George Albert Starks--he is my gr gr grandfather.

Re: George A. Begor and Hanah/Hannah Freeman

BetsyBeaulieu42 — 2009-08-10 21:39:39Z

Hello, I am responding via this family regarding a post in your family tree for a George A. Begor. Would like to collaborate with you regarding Hanah Freeman Begor and also George. Hanah Freeman Begor was my Gr.Gr.Grandmother married to Henry Begor (1st husband) Their children were Louisa L. Begor (Spear) born 1861 , Henry born 1863 and George A. born 1869. Hanah it seems was left a widow at about age 30-33 and she remarried John/Jonathan Begor a brother to Henry. they were siblings of 7 born to Alexander Bourgard (Begor) and Susan Olier.

Hanah remarried to John/Johnathan in 1880 and had more children. George age (11) which would match his birth year of 1869 in the 1880 census, was a stepson/nephew to Jonathan . Jonathan was first married to Nancy Courier abt 1856 and then to Hanah Freeman Begor in 1880 according to my research notes. How does your family tie into the Begor line, You may see George listed in the 1870 census with Henry and Louisa and Hanah living with a Bow family in Ellenburg, In 1880 George is listed again with Hanah and John both in Clinton County. Altona Clinton County, NY. Looking forward to your reply.

Kindest Regards
Betsy Hockenberry Beaulieu
pq99web@comcast.net

Henry Van Arman B ca 1801 Vermont

lcigan1 — 2008-05-27 17:28:20Z

I'm looking for connections with Henry VanArman b 1801 in Vermont. He is listed in 1850, 1860, 1870 census in Ellenburg, NY. His wife is Marsha (also spelled Martia or Marcia, MNU) b. ca. 1815 in Vermont, children are James b 1830, Louis or Lewis b 1832, Nelson b 1834, Ira b 1836, Hiram b 1838, Horace b 1840, Betsey b 1842, Hannah b 1845, John b 1848, George b 1851, and Elsey b 1854. James and Horace died young and are buried in Ellenburg with a headstone listing their parents as "Henry and Marcia Vanaranam". Anybody have any add'l info? Parents? Where married? Marsha's maiden name?

Isaac Van Aernum 1704 from his marriage to Jannetje descendents line

susanvoclaggett — 2008-05-04 07:18:08Z

I have recently started a family tree for my children entitled Claggett Family Tree. According to my father's family crest which was professionally done I descend to the Isaac and Jannetje Van Aernum line. I was born in Ft. Wayne, IN 1961 and my father is Frederick Harold Van Orman, Jr.(IN) his father is F. Harold Van Orman (MI), his father is Fred Van Orman (MI), and his father is Henry Van Orman. Henry Van Orman (sp?) who was born in PA in and that is as far as I have gotten which is around 1834. From our family crest it says that our family comes down from Isaac Van Aernum 1704 from his marriage to Jannetje

I see that you are working on this line too and I have copied many of your conversations with Doug for my files. Do you think we are distant relatives?

I have a few missing generations to connect my pedigree. Does anyone have any hints or names for me? This is fascinating work and I am enjoying it very much. Thanks

Susan Van Orman Claggett

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-25 13:25:18Z

My decendancy is through Luykas, to Hendrick, to Daniel, to Aaron, to Decature and so on. I was unaware that there was a Van Arnhem family page. I will have to check the website out.

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

schwel — 2006-10-24 19:41:38Z

What's your line of decendancy? Have your checked out the Van Arnhem family page?

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-24 15:52:27Z

Thanks

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

schwel — 2006-10-23 22:27:41Z

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-20 23:23:02Z

I'll get back to you next week when I get home where my records are.

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-20 11:30:15Z

That is some interesting information. When convenient, would you be able to provide the source where you found the information? Yes, I am a decendent of Luykas.

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-20 07:56:57Z

I'm away from my records right now, but I can tell you that, according to my research, the Isaac who married Elizabeth is not the same Isaac as who married Jannetje Van Salsbergen, though I know one prominent source says so, and I was thrown off by it for a long time. Also, I have found birth records in Dutchess or Columbia county for all Isaac's children you name, all Jannetje's. As I recall, some of these births postdate the marriage of an other Isaac to Elizabeth. Are you a Luykas descendant?

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-19 11:35:47Z

According to my grandmother's work (and I am still working on finding records to prove everything) Isaac Vanaarnhem baptized 5/7/1704 married twice. First, to Jannetje Salisbury on 11/2/1722. Children were: Hendrick, Hester, Hendrick, and Cornelia. Second, to Elizabeth of Albany. Children were:
Sara, Jan, Rebecca, and Luykas. No death dates for the parents. ..... Luykas Van Arnum was baptized 8/3/1738 in Athens, N.Y. Luykas Van Arnum married Sara Payne. Children were: Isaac, Hendrick, Abraham, Peter, Rebecca, Debora, Jacob, Miles, and Luke.

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

schwel — 2006-10-18 19:09:01Z

Thanks. These online records are great. I suspect that the Abraham with Margaret Cool was a brother to Luykas and Hester DeVoe was his sister.

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

schwel — 2006-10-18 19:06:32Z

I just want to be sure I understand you. Did Luykas have a brother Abraham and a brother Issac? And do you have death dates for Isaac and Jannetze, Luykas's parents?

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-18 12:28:19Z

Sorry. Website is www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/sdrcb.htm

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-18 12:20:17Z

My grandmother did list an Abraham as a son of Luykas's. I did find that record on line. He was baptized at the Schaghticoke Dutch Reformed Church on 12 March 1774. Peter was baptized on 5 March 1776 at Schaghticoke and Rebecca was baptized on 27 March 1778 at Schaghticoke. Check out www. rootsweb.com\~nyrensse/sdrcbv.htm.

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-18 03:08:55Z

There were several Isaacs of this surname during this time period. Was this one identified as a brother to Luykas? Was there also an Abraham, perhaps a twin to Isaac? I've been looking for this documentation for a long time. I've rechecked the Schoharie records online but can't find it. Did your grandmother do research in New York or have other connections?

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-17 19:42:28Z

Schoharie could be the correct spelling. My grandmother did the research and I have discovered several spelling errors in the information that she has passed on to me. I have searched on-line for this information, and so far am unable to locate it.

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

schwel — 2006-10-17 01:06:46Z

Do you mean Schoharie? Is this available online?

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-17 00:27:34Z

According to the information I have, Isaac was baptized at 6 months old and recorded at Schaharic Lutheran Church

Re: Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-15 00:22:33Z

Try Baptism Record of Kinderhook Reformed Church: 1718-1899.

Do you know if Luykas had a younger brother named Isaac?

Luykas Van Arnum

2006-10-13 01:08:38Z

Looking for documentation that would show that Luykas Van Arnum had a son named Hendrick.

Re: Rebecca Van Arnum

L_Schwenn — 2006-04-06 08:50:38Z

I have a Rebecca Van Arnhem b 20 Jun 1736 in Kinderhook, NY (that's in Columbia Co I think), m Dirk Wemp. That's all I have on him. She is daughter of Isaac Janse Van Arnhem and Elizabeth (unknown). Does this fit with what you've found since you posted this? Source: Collections of the History of Albany, 4 vol.; 1871

Re: Rebecca Van Arnum

2005-10-11 13:41:22Z

Linda

My "Rebecca Van Arnum" was married to Derrick Webb in 1758. I don't have any of her ancestor information, but show their children to be Maria, Jannette, Isaac and Abraham Lansing. (born 1759-1771).

Ruben

Re: Van Aernums in New York

partnersinlearning1 — 2004-12-10 16:29:53Z

I am the granddaughter of Marguerite VanAernum (b.10/27/1893, Altamont, NY, d.2/24/1920). She is the daughter of Henry VanAernum (b.10/3/1860, Guilderland,NY,d.7/21/1921) and Anna Livingston (b.2/5/1870, Guilderland, d. 3/27/1899) who were married 9/18/1889. Anna was Henry's first wife, he later married Effie Lewis (b. 5/11/1871, Knox, NY, d.3/20/1924). Henry is the son of James H. (F.?) VanAernum (b.7/6/1822, Guilderland,NY, d.3/2/1910) and Margaret Blessing (b.6/13/1833, Guilderland, NY, d. 1/4/1866) who were married 11/12/1859. Margaret was James' second wife. James was first married to Hannah Maria Smith (b.6/26/1826, Knox, NY, d.7/11/1858) on 12/31/1846. James and Hannah had three children: Charles VanAernum (b. 8/30/1848,Knox, NY, d.7/4/1887), Mary E. VanAernum (b.10/15/1851, Albany, NY, d.2/4/1852, lived only a little over 3 months), and Emma VanAernum (b.4/14/1855, Guilderland,d.4/29/1902). James had a third wife, Jane E. Stephens (b.5/33/1829, Knox,NY,d.1/5/1912) who he married June 10, 1869 in Knox, NY and the witnesses were M. Schoonmaker, R. Schoonmaker, and William Earl. All of the above information is from a Centennial (1876) Edition Family Bible of the VanAernum family which is in the possession of my family. If you can connect to any of these lines, please contact me. Also, if you think you have the parents of James H. VanAernum, please contact me.

Re: Van Aernums in New York

partnersinlearning1 — 2004-12-10 16:29:53Z

Hope you can get back in service soon on your computer. What is an FTM? Well, it sounds like a connection is possible. I'll keep in touch.

Re: Van Aernums in New York

2004-12-03 19:29:45Z

Sorry, my computer is down and I am not able to access my FTM. I believe, however, that my Van Ornum/Aernum line connects to Hendrik or to a brother of his. An Abram Van Ornum m. my GGGGparents in the 1830's in Edwards, St. Lawrence Co., NY. Abram Van Ornum was a justice of the peace there at that time.

Harriet M VanNorman

2004-11-06 23:49:44Z

Harriet M vanNorman (1795-1870+) said to have been born and died in Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont nonetheless lived most of her adult life in Clinton & Franklin Counties NY (just north of Essex) as the wife of Israel Tracy. Her children were born 1814-1840 and sometimes said their mother was born in New York, 'though she always said she was born in Vermont.

Which of the numerous VanArnum families is hers? Because she named a son Henry, I thought she was a daughter of Hendrik & Lois (Sawyer) VanArnhem of Essex Co., NY, but she is never listed among their children.

Ideas? Thanks

Rebecca Van Arnum

rubonix — 2004-04-14 04:22:05Z

searching for information on this individual. she married Derrick Webb in 1758. He was born in Springfield, Mass, and died in Beekmantown, NY. He is on the 1790 census as residing in Plattsburgh, NY.

I have no information on her or her dates.

Any feedback is appreciated.

Ruben

Re: Van Arnums in New York

gonigam — 2004-03-17 21:34:43Z

I believe you'll find Levinus Van Arnum, father and son here:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemv1.txt
I think Levinus was the son of Hendrick Van Arnem of (roughly) Lansingburg, NY. Look for the Bleeker map of Rensselaerwyck in 1767 if you want to see where he lived. Not my direct line but I've had to try to sort everybody out to make sense of the records.
The Van Arnum cemetery in Brunswick, by the way, was dug up and moved to 'Troy about 1870 for some reason.

Re: Van Arnums in New York

2004-02-20 00:44:27Z

I no longer have the file. But this Van Aernum/Van Ornum family came from Holland and lived in Essex/Clinton Co. NY then a branch moved on to St. Lawrence Co., NY and on to Michigan, North Dakota, and Ill. I do not recognize any of your surnames. Sorry. Linda

Re: Van Arnums in New York

2004-02-19 19:56:55Z

Does this file cover many of the Van Arnum families in NY at the time?

I am looking for a couple of dates concerning Levines Van Arnum who married Elizabeth Snyder Rusco.

FYI Elizabeth Snyder was born 14 September 1796 in Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., NY and died 10 Jan ????. She first married David Rusco who died 1 September 1825 at Rock Stream, Steuben Co., NY

Levines was born 10 Jan 176? and died 2 July 184? at the age of 74. His name appears in our family bible along with a son, also Levines Van Arnum, born 12 September 1833 and died 10 Oct 185? The ? represent the fact that I cannot read the many times xeroxed pages I was sent, and my source can't either.

The original source is the "Rusco Family Holy Bible published by Harper Bros. in 1846 at NY in the possession of Mrs. Ethna Hayner Flower, Haynersville, NY" I do NOT know how long ago that was, or if this lady is still around???

Re: Van Arnum

2002-12-28 13:23:12Z

I believe this line now called Van Ornums. I received a large (97) pages GedCom file on this line from Ted Bates who has lots of Van Ornum files they were Van Aernums (sp) and lived in St. Lawrence Co., NY neighboring Lewis Co. I know one of the lines moved to Lewis Co. and I just can't find it right now. If you will contact me at my email address I can give you Ted Bates email address and you can contact him personally.

jerusha vanornum

S_Evilsizor — 2002-11-17 17:39:56Z

i have a jerusha vanornum born in 1819.her parents were fredrick and unknown(russel)vanornum.she married joshua west on oct 8 1835 in richland co ohio and they had 8 kids...
wesley joshua west,elizabeth west,charlotte ruth west,lawrence west,twins emiline and emily west,charles leander west ,and jerusha west.her husband joshua was born in 1814.his parents were william and elizabeth(seargent) west.at some point they lived in michigan.if anyone has info on any of these people please email me at shellygrg@aol.com...i would be willing to trade info. thanks

Re: Van Arnum

BGirodias6634 — 2002-06-25 01:49:54Z

I have a George W VanAernam born 7/30/1863 In Lewis County NY. He was married 1/22/1884 to a Rose Connell. I have no further info. I have been looking for he and the rest of his family for ages. Do you have any further information these people?
Barbara

I will try under the Arnum spelling.

Van Arnum

pannr1 — 2002-04-14 11:22:47Z

Searching for information on George Washington Van Arnum, thought to possibly be from New York, 1800's. I think he was a jeweler. George's wife's name may have been Rose. Their daughter, Ethel (second name may have been Rose) Van Arnum, married Howard Combs; they lived in Houston TX.