Vanorman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: vanorman

schwel — 2012-01-02 04:05:11Z

Thanks. I have her in my database. Didn't know they married at her home though. Interesting detail. Different family though. This line goes back to Luke and Sarah Payn.

Re: vanorman

Shreeve5 — 2012-01-02 02:03:38Z

Amanda Vanorman 1839

d/o Lyman & Lovisa Vanorman
b. March 1839
m. William Strong on June 14, 1863 at Brockway, Mi. at her parents house.
listed as a widow in the 1900 Census

Re: Van Orman Henry 1834 PA

susanvoclaggett — 2011-09-12 06:10:11Z

Hi Helen:

I am so excited to learn more. I just sent you a email with a copy of the family crest and other info. Thanks

Susan Van Orman Claggett

Re: Van Orman Henry 1834 PA

HelenGardnerH — 2011-09-12 02:07:13Z

I have quite a bit of information on this line. I am particularly interested in your family's crest. My email is helenvh@gmail.com.

Thank you,
Helen

Re: Vanorman of Stroudsburg, Monroe, Pennsylvania

schwel — 2011-05-27 10:06:43Z

Take a look at the posts about him on the Vannorman mailing list. Also look at the VanNorman family website: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vnfa/

Re: Vanorman of Stroudsburg, Monroe, Pennsylvania

tustin954 — 2011-05-26 22:30:41Z

Curious if anyone is researching the family of Samuel VanOmen, b. ca1720-30, probably in Ulster Co., NY [spelled many ways].

He married Margret Brink, d/o Roeloff Brink of Ulster Co. Known children Roelof VanOmen, b. 1750, Winchtje VanOmen, b. 1752 and John VanOmen, b. 1753.

He apparently died ca1755 as Margret remarried Henry Countryman and had Susannah Countryman. We have no proof, but I imagine Samuel was killed in the Indian attach at Dansbury (Stroudsburg) or close vicinity.

Vanorman, 1812 Ontario

FredBlair0 — 2010-11-14 14:13:50Z

I am looking for information on the following militia men who lived in the area of present day Hamilton, Ontario, Canada during the War of 1812: Abraham (c1791-?), Ephraim, Esau, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph (c1788-?).

William Vanorman and wife Dinah of Auburn NY

sjm9602 — 2010-08-25 18:42:38Z

Looking for info on Dinah's parents..trying all avenues.

Dinah Land born 1861 Solvay, NY - Died 1930 Auburn, NY
married William and they conducted a store at their home at 22 seymour st., Auburn

they had 3 sons-
Bert Armstrong...her son from a first marriage
Earl Vanorman
Ernest Vanorman

thanks for any info

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

dehawkins81 — 2010-08-12 16:35:57Z

Hi,

I haven't renewed my Ancestry account yet, but plan to. In the meantime, could you please email me at danhawkins81@yahoo.com.

DanH

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

latticequeen — 2010-08-12 16:21:48Z

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GEORGE SIDNEY SO ....SIDNEY MUST BE RELATIVE STILL SEARCHING.....NAN >>> LATTICEQUEEN99@AOL.COM

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

latticequeen — 2010-08-12 16:11:54Z

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

dehawkins81 — 2010-01-06 19:13:55Z

Hi..would love to share with you. Could you email me at danhawkins81@yahoo.com.

DanH

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

schwel — 2010-01-05 20:23:37Z

The George Frederick you wrote of is my ancestor. I'd like to correspond with you about this family. I am descended from his daughter Martia. She had a brother Theodore born 1807. I don't have a Theodore b 1891 though.

Lillian Beatrice VanOrman and Harvey Austin Walworth

PaulWalworth42 — 2009-05-10 22:08:25Z

Lillian Beatrice VanOrman born 7 Nov 1907 in Muskegon, Michigan, she married 14 June 1927 in Muskegon Michigan to
Harvey Austin Walworth born 11 oct 1905 in Muskegon, Michigan and died March 1972 in Muskegon Michigan. They had three children of whom all were born in Muskegon Michigan.
I am looking for the her parents and any more information on her also.
Thanks
Paul

Harrison Vanorman

Gencat56 — 2009-04-25 23:44:23Z

What happened to Harrison Vanorman after the Civil War? He married Christiana Hoffman/Huffman about 1854 in Michigan. They had a daughter Mary. This family group appears in the 1860 Census living in Kalamazoo County, Michigan, but not anywhere that I can find after that. Christiana may have married again by the 1870 Census, but I cannot confirm this.

Re: Van Orman Henry 1834 PA (NOW WILLIAM HENRY VAN ORMAN

susanvoclaggett — 2008-05-08 04:14:54Z

correction. I just found the name is William Henry Van Orman born in New York in 1932. Thanks

Van Orman Henry 1834 PA

susanvoclaggett — 2008-05-08 00:31:33Z

I am new to genealogy. 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: Van Arnam -- Invariably Dutch?

MaxineDomorod55 — 2008-05-03 22:55:23Z

I found in a search that the family came in to New York
in 1600 then known as the new netherlands. The family name was Van Arnhiem six spellings from there. also found two men came in on the Exmoor through the Mediteranian and Black sea Ports in August 1936. one age 22, the other
32 could be same person with two different record
don't know.He was listed as a crew member job Fireman.
Any thing you have that may help me I would appreciate.
I was raised in Ny. Father Raymond A. VanOrman.
GF/ Maxwell, GGF/Myron. Father say's his family was Amish

Rebecca A. Vanorman Whitesel obituary

78steelhead — 2008-05-01 01:52:36Z

Mrs. Henry Whitsel (error, should be Whitesel)

Died at her home on Warriorsridge, on Monday morning of stomach trouble, aged about 49 years. Deceased was a member of the Methodist church, a good and energetic woman. She is survived by her husband and three children: Harry and Walter, at home, and Mrs. Anna Myers of this place. Funeral was on Tuesday afternoon; services being conducted by Rev. W. C. Karns. Internment at Donation cemetery.

Huntingdon Journal 13 July 1899

Re: Pa. Vanormans'

78steelhead — 2008-04-11 23:01:25Z

Shelly,

I think I may be able to help you some. I assume that since you have John Westley Vanorman's marriage and death info that he falls into your line somewhere? His sister, Rebecca, was my great-great grandmother.

I don't have a lot of info, but I do have their parents names, along with some info I have gathered from various census records. It definitely appears that they were nomads in Huntingdon county. I don't believe that they were in the same township from one census to the next.

Feel free to contact me at 78steelhead@comcast.net if intereested.

Re: Vanorman of Stroudsburg, Monroe, Pennsylvania ca 1800

lindanoggle49 — 2007-08-05 03:22:38Z

I also am working on the Vannorman's of Monroe Co., PA. I believe that Jemina could be a sister to my ancestor Jacob Van Norman. My Jacob Van Norman was married to Polly Parks and lived in Chemung Co., New York and later moved to Wisconsin. There father was Samuel Van Norman who married Phebe. I believe they also had a brother James who lived in Stroud, Monroe Co., PA and was listed on the 1830, 1840 and 1850 censuses. Samuel Van Norman was also listed on the censuses from 1790 to 1840 in Northampton and then Monroe Co., PA (Lower Smithfield or Stroud Twsp).

There were some other Vannormans in Northampton County - I have the following land warrants

Isaac Varnoman - Survey 400 acres - dated 3/27/1793
Mary Varnoman - Survey 400 acres - Lower Smithfield - dated 3/27/1793
Jacob Varnoman - Survey 400 acres - Lower Smithfield - dated 3/27/1793
Clary Varnoman - Survey 400 acres Lower Smithfield - dated 3/27/1793- returned 3/18/1828 445.31 acres - name of patentee - Benjamin R. Morgan
Samuel Varnoman - Survey 400 acres - Plainfield - dated 3/27/1793 - returned 6/15/1836 438.39 - name of patentee -John Bogs

Samuel Vanorman - survey 30 acres Stroud - on 4/2/1831
Ephraim Vanorman - survey 400 acres 10/12/1792 returned 6/10/1870 399.14 acres to Solomon Westfall e.t.a.l.

Would like to get information about Jemina - her children.

Re: VanOrmans in Sylania, Ohio

JulieW95 — 2007-01-09 02:54:05Z

Your VanOrman's and mine are from the same area of Ohio, Sylvania. I have no information other than the name, as she married a Kanavel and is my husband's grandmother and I've been unable to find any other data on her.

Would really appreciate any information you might have. Thanks.

Frances Ellen VanOrman (b. Ohio, 1857-1933) and Chester Kanavel

JulieW95 — 2007-01-01 22:50:05Z

Looking for information on Frances Ellen VanOrman, b. 1857 in Ohio, according to the 1900 census of Sylvania, Ohio. I have a copy of her marriage certificate of 1872, where she married Chester Kanavel. They had six children. She is my husband's grandmother, so would like to have more information on the VanOrman's.

Van Arnam -- Invariably Dutch?

MikeSchAAA — 2006-10-01 05:37:15Z

I just came across an ancestral thread that includes a long line of Van Arnams, in Wisconsin (Dane & Douglas Counties) from the 1850s-1900s, and NY before that, and I'm wondering whether the Van Arnam surname (and all its variants -- Van Ornam, Vannarnam, Van Norman, etc etc) is almost always Dutch, or can it be just as frequently English or German? Does anyone have a good handle on this surname? Any and all help much appreciated.

Re: vanorman

schwel — 2006-09-25 14:51:49Z

There are several Amanda's in the Vanorman family: b. 1812, 1828, 1839. Which one do you have info on? I am looking for any information on Miles' grandfather. I descend from Miles' brother George.

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

schwel — 2006-09-25 12:59:07Z

I am descended from Theodore's sister Marcia. I would like to exchange information with you.

Re: Vanorman of Stroudsburg, Monroe, Pennsylvania ca 1800

2006-09-25 11:32:26Z

Isaac Vanorman b 1764 moved to Canadaqua, Ontario, NY, between 1794-1797. There's also no Jemima in the list of his children that I have.

Re: Vanorman of Stroudsburg, Monroe, Pennsylvania ca 1800

2006-09-25 08:03:26Z

Thankyou for your suggestion. I had already located Samuel Vanorman and James Vanorman and their family on the 1800 census (on the same page.) I also noted there was an Isaac Vanorman ca 1768 in the same area who could have possibly been their father. Jemima named her first 2 sons James and Samuel. I am hoping to find something that will confirm information about this family. Thank you. Valerie

Re: Vanorman of Stroudsburg, Monroe, Pennsylvania ca 1800

2006-09-21 19:22:36Z

You should consider Samuel as a good candidate for her father. He's in Lower Smithfield (just north of Stroudsburg) in the 1800 census with 4 children under 10 years old. Good luck. I've been following various Vanorman's for several years.

Vanorman of Stroudsburg, Monroe, Pennsylvania ca 1800

vjduncan — 2006-09-20 18:07:18Z

My gggreat grandmother was Jemima Vanorman, born May 1803, Stroudsburg, died 1848 buried in Dunmore, Pa. She married Cobb (Caleb) Robbins and had 10 children. I am looking for her ancestry and anything more I can about her and her family.

Pa. Vanormans'

ShellyFoster54 — 2006-06-14 14:44:34Z

Married: On Tuesday 15th, by Peter Swoope, Esq., Mr John Van Norman and Miss Susanna Heffner, both of Juniata township.
Found in the Huntingdon Globe, Huntingdon, PA.
Wednesday, September 23, 1868.

Re: Pa. Vanormans'

ShellyFoster54 — 2006-06-14 14:44:34Z

Deaths: John Westley VanOrman died Monday morning at his home in Penn township. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the White Church, where iterment was made.
Found: Daily News, Huntingdon, PA.
March 10, 1922.

I have info, please contact me if interested in the Vanorman Family.

Re: Pa. Vanormans'

ShellyFoster54 — 2006-06-14 14:44:34Z

Hello Madge,
I don't remember running into any Louis Vanorman's in my searches. Where was he from and what year? shelly

Re: Pa. Vanormans'

ShellyFoster54 — 2006-06-14 14:44:34Z

Hello Madge,
I did get your e-mail address. Thank you. I use ancestry.com and I have noticed some of the Vanormans' are from Canada, and some from the Netherlands. But as far as my line, I have hit a brick wall at 1859. Sorry I can't be of more help. shelly

Re: VanOrman/Moore

L_Schwenn — 2006-04-06 08:50:38Z

What's your question, or did you just want to share this info?

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

2006-03-02 15:33:12Z

Well Hello Cousin,

So glad to hear from you, I'm sorry it took so long to get up with you. To be honest, I had actually forgotten about this list until one day I had gotten an email reminding me about it. I am very much looking forward to sharing with you and getting to know another part of my family. I have a family website up, and if you email at my Yahoo address (danhawkins81@yahoo.com) I'll be more than happy to give you the password so that you can have access to what I have.

Okay, my mother Sandra Harrington's mother is Dorothy VanOrman whose mother was Mabel Garland who was married to Fredrick George VanOrman whose parents were George Sidney and Betsy Mae Thayer. I actually now have a few pictures of them.

I can't wait to start sharing with you. I'm 43 years old and this is the first I've really learned about this side of the family. It was never talked about, and now that Mabel has passed some years ago, whatever she knew is being quickly lost. I am so excited.

Look forward to hearing from you and working with you.

Sincerely,

Dan Hawkins

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

2006-03-01 11:30:27Z

hi, I have been waiting along time to here from you.
I have alot of info, right now I don't have it in front of me. Trying to remember the email Your mothers mother was married to my grandfathers brother Fredrick G van orman.
his parents were George Sidney and Betsy Mae Thayer
George Sidneys parents were Fredrick G. and Julia Hunt
george and besty had 11 children all together. My mother maiden name is van orman. I have and are still working on the family tree. You can not stop once you get going it is so interesting.

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

2006-02-20 22:10:07Z

Hi Donna,

I just noticed your reply..I'm so sorry. Are you still researching the VanOrmans? I'm still stuck on George Sidney VanOrman who happens to be my great-great grandfather.

I'd like to touch base with you.

DanH

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

2006-02-20 21:48:42Z

Greetings,

This is very interesting. Frederick George VanOrman is my great grandfather, born February 7, 1898 in Dwane, Franklin, New York. His father was George Sidney VanOrman, born January 4, 1877 in Vermont. George Sidney VanOrman had married Bessie May Thayer, born March 1878 in Vermont. They married in 1897.

This is a family line that I've just started going after, and this is as far as I've gotten. I've been thrilled with getting information about this line because it was one of those lines that had gotten divorced and so nobody spoke about. I'd love to get past George Sidney VanOrman

Re: Fredrick George VanOrman - New York

2006-02-20 21:03:16Z

Just found your query of Jan 2004 regarding your ancestor Frederick George Van Orman. I have an ancester whose name was George Frederick Van Orman born 1779-1781. He was the second son of Isaac Van Orman born 1755. The oldest son was Miles, born 1777, 3rd child was Rachel born 1781, Ethan Annen born 1783, Heman born 1785 and Theodore, born 1891. Theodore is my link to this family. Seems ironic that your ancestor has the same names only in the reverse order. If this is familiar top you, please contact me.

Orzo Vanorman - Civil War

2005-11-05 23:36:28Z

Just found this and thought I'd pass it on hope someone can claim Orzo. I'm searching for Carlton Vanorman b. abt 1861 Ohio married Mary Pelton? Had a son, Carlton Jr. b. 2/18/1895 d. 11/1968 Trumbull County Ohio. He married Ethel Laverne Vesey/Vesey 1950.
Any help appreciated.

VanOrman-- Van Arnum--Van Arman--Vann Arnhem

2005-11-05 23:35:32Z

Many spellings but i think they are my husband's family.
Grandparents Samuel J. b: 1876
and Elizabeth Sara Brown VanOrman
G-Grandfather Dewitt Van Arnum b: 1825
?Fulton Co NY
gg-Grandfather Simon Van Arman b: 1793
Broadalban NY
ggg-Grandfather Abraham Van Arnhem b: 1762 Albany NY
gggg-Grandfather Jacob Van Arnhem b:1736
Albany NY
ggggg-grandfather Abraham Van Arnhem b:abt 1700 Albany NY
gggggg-grandfather Jan Jansz Van Aernam
b: abt 1671 New Amsterdam, New Netherlands
gggggg-grandfather Jan Dirksz Van Arnhem b: abt 1640 Gelderland, Netherlands
ggggggg-grandfather Dirk Jansz Van Arnhem b: abt 1615 Gelderland, Netherlands
gggggggg-grandfather Jan Derryckkssen b: abt 1593
trying to verify the above information
and add spouses and children names

VanOrman/Moore

2005-10-16 00:38:39Z

My cousin, Frances Moore, born in MI about 1890, married Williar VANORMAN. I believe they had 3 children.

Re: vanorman

Sharonvburton — 2005-05-26 23:54:27Z

I am descended from Amanda Vanorman, who is part of this group. Can you share info? I can share a lot about Amanda. Contact me here or at the email address above.

Re: Jasper Vanorman

schwel — 2005-05-17 20:28:30Z

Do you have any information on Miles brother George Frederick?

Re: vanorman

schwel — 2005-05-17 20:26:02Z

I am related to Miles brother George Frederick, b 1780 Quebec. Do you have any information on George or Miles' grandfather, father to Isaac?

photo

kevinreynolds136 — 2005-03-29 07:57:33Z

I have a photo of a DeVagas VanOrman. Apparently he is a relative of John Hunter VanOrman. For a copy please reply to my emaail address. Thanks.

John Hunter VanOrman

kevinreynolds136 — 2005-02-25 07:58:04Z

John Hunter VanOrman was born March 8, 1899 in Eau Claire, Michigan. He died May 25, 1968 at Eau Claire, Michigan. On Nov. 4, 1922 he married Mary Lucy Alice Krugh at Benton Harbor, Mi. She was born on Jan.13, 1906 in EauClaire and died Mar.9, 1988 in EauClaire. Their choldren are Duane born Aug.21,1923 at Dowagiac, MI. Doris Estella born Dec.2, 1925 at Dowagiac, Dale born Oct.5, 1934 at Blaney, MI., Doyle born July 23, 1939 at unknown.
Mary Lucy Alice Krugh was born to Corwin Fidelis Del Krugh 11-21-1866,Mercer Co., Oh/9-26-1943, EauClaire and Eva Emma Viola Brown 9-10-1877, Adams Co., IND/5-26-1948 EauClaire.
Corwin, Eva, Mary and John are buried at Eau Claire cemetery.
I would be a greatnephew of John. Mary was my grandmothers sister. I hope this is of help to someone.

Re: Pa. Vanormans'

wmross45 — 2004-07-30 14:19:19Z

just found some good news that might help you and me out'

Louisa Vanorman born 1821 in Ontario

Hope this will help you

wmross1@att.net
Madge Rogers

Re: Pa. Vanormans'

wmross45 — 2004-07-26 02:02:21Z

gave you wrong info she married Olmstead not Howlett
sorry about that.

wmross1@att.net
Madge