Vandervoort - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

John Vandervoort Maguire

sbbkcb — 2012-02-16 23:44:18Z

I am seeking information regarding John Vandervoort Maguire who married Mary/Maria/Margaret ??. She was probably his second wife and married him between 1847 and 1850. They lived in Williamsburg, NY in 1850. John had children from his first marriage including Rebecca Maguire (b.1839) who married James Madison Hawxhurst Allen.

Possible additional children were Thomas, John, Sarah, and Martha.

John had a brother George and they were grocers.

Their mother was Maria Vandervoort (b. circa 1780)

Vandervoort/Haynie marriage California

4djcornell — 2011-12-22 08:00:04Z

I am looking for any Vandervoort relatives who remember a marriage between a male Haynie and a female Vandervoort back in about the 1910ish era? They lived in the Southern California area and had 3 daughters. Although one died shortly after birth and one of the other lived for 4 years before she also passed away. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Donna

Re: Vander Voort - Ohio

rfhatch157 — 2011-11-27 08:07:49Z

I am interested in the photo. my fax is 310-476-4691 or if you can forward it, you have my email address. My relationship goes back to the Warren Co VDV's, but I am also interested in the Clinton Co branch. Thank you Bob

Re: Jacob VDV / Catherine ACKER of Belnheim NY

bonny20 — 2011-07-20 15:21:26Z

Hannah Acker married to Peter Vandervoort was a sister to Johann Adam Acker born around 1852 in Dutchess County, New York that married Mary Brill. Adam Acker as he was known, came to Ontario very early 1800's and resided in Hamilton Township until his death in 1820. He is buried in St. Peter's Anglican Church in Cobourg, Northumberland County, Ontario. This area was previously known as Hamilton Township. My ancestor Isaac Dean born 1787 was in Murray Township and then Hamilton Township before moving to Hastings County, Ontario where he died in 1853. I do not know his parents. However, in an original baptism book in the Belleville Library in Belleville, Hastings County, Ontario, Caty and Isaac Dean baptized their children Adam Acker Dean and Elizeran (Eliza Ann Dean who married a James Lake). This Adam Acker Dean was my ggg grandfather. My gg grandfather Jabez Smith Dean named my great grandfather Adam Acker Dean. I assume that Caty was probably a Catherine Acker who had to be born around the time of Isaac Dean as her first child Eliza Ann was born in 1810. I know that my Isaac Dean was in various regiments and there is one in York in 1813 that had an Isaac Dean. I know for sure that he was in a muster roll in 1818 under a Colonel Ferguson in Hastings County. In 1834, he was in a muster roll with his two sons, my Adam Acker Dean and his brother Jabez Smith Dean born around 1813(not to be confused with a later Jabez Smith Dean that was my gg grandfather.) Isaac also had two other daughters, Mariah who married a Thomas Clare and a Louisa that never married. On his will, his wife is listed as Elizabeth who I believe was a Mosher. The reason I believe this is because Elizabeth left one third of her property to an Irena Mosher who was a sister of a Rhoda Mosher married to an Alexander Wilson. I have Irena Mosher's will confirming that she was a sister of Rhoda Mosher married to Alexander Wilson. I find your message interesting with the unknown children with Catherine Acker married to Peter Vandervoort. Could this have been my Caty Acker ??

Re: Adrian Vandervoort b.1833 Cortland,NY

jayvandervoort — 2011-05-05 16:47:54Z

I would like to mention in regrds to the change of spelling, I am only referring to my direct line from Paul (1735-1820) and after. I know there are a number of other lines that use the Vandervort spelling.

Re: Adrian Vandervoort b.1833 Cortland,NY

jayvandervoort — 2011-05-05 16:42:44Z

May I ask your first name and where our lines merge?

I notice you use the Vandervort spelling instead of VanDervoort. I have found that Orsemus may be the one that switched to one 'O'. It seems that some time after Adrian's death, Charles and his sons changed the name back to Vandervoort with 2 'O's. Adrian Orsemus, Adrian's other son and Charles brother, continued to use one the 'o' spelling. I have located all of their burial sites and can be confirmed from their actually headstones.

I have compiled a working Word file of 33 pages of info from Artus (1550) to my Grandfather Henry W. Jr. (1924-2006). This is all the info I have found online without using paid features of any sites. This includes url links to all the sources that I have found. i update it regurlarly and will be adding pictures of the burial sites I have found.

What email address shall I send it to?

Jay

Re: Adrian Vandervoort b.1833 Cortland,NY

DVandervort9992 — 2011-05-05 12:40:22Z

Hi,
Wish I could help but we have same roadblock. In fact you have more then I do, would you send?

Re: Adrian Vandervoort b.1833 Cortland,NY

jayvandervoort — 2011-05-04 21:00:44Z

Hey I have compiled a lot of info in the past few weeks but I am having trouble finding anything on Nathaniel VDV(1782-1817). I know his parents are Paul VDV and Mary Banker.

The only info I can find comes from “A partial history and genealogical record of the Bancker or Banker families of America and in particular the descendants of Laurens Mattyse Bancker” ( http://www.archive.org/details/partialhistoryge00bank (pdf pages 294-298)):

"NATHANIEL Vandervort (127) lived in Pittstown,
Rensselaer Co., N. Y. and died in Troy about 1817. Nothing
more is known of him nor is it known whom he married. He had two children as follows: Orsemus. bo. Mar. 22, 1809;
Mary [b.1807]"

I have visited the Rensselaer County Historical Society and searched the library records of all cemeteries in Rensselaer county but have found nothing. I have found the grave sites of Orsemus, Adrian, Charles, Albert, Adrien Orsemus, Henry w. Sr. and Jr. Would really like to know more about Nathaniel.

Do you have any more info on him?

Thanks.

Re: Vandervoort upstate New York

megancarolscott — 2011-04-28 01:34:47Z

Hi Jay! I can't wait to check out what info you've discovered!

Re: Vandervoort upstate New York

jayvandervoort — 2011-04-26 18:07:06Z

I now have a direct line back to Artus Paulus VanDerVoort born 1550 in Turnout, North Brabant, Netherlands!

Re: Adrian Vandervoort b.1833 Cortland,NY

DVandervort9992 — 2011-04-26 02:19:43Z

Good luck with your search. Stay in touch if you think I can help.
Thanks for the info.

Re: Adrian Vandervoort b.1833 Cortland,NY

jayvandervoort — 2011-04-25 15:13:43Z

However, I cannot find very much info on Nathaniel Banker VDV other than:

NATHANIEL Vandervort (127) lived in Pittstown,
Rensselaer Co., N. Y. and died in Troy about 1817. Nothing
more is known of him nor is it known whom he married. He had
two children as follows:

129. Orsemus. bo. Mar. 22, 1809;
Mary [b.1807]

( http://www.archive.org/details/partialhistoryge00bank )

Re: Adrian Vandervoort b.1833 Cortland,NY

jayvandervoort — 2011-04-25 15:08:37Z

Thank you very much!

With your help I was able to find a bunch of info and traced the direct line to not only Michael Pauluszen but to his grandfather Artus Paulus VanDerVoort born about 1550 in Turnout, North Brabant, Netherlands.

Regards,
Jay

Re: Adrian Vandervoort b.1833 Cortland,NY

DVandervort9992 — 2011-04-21 16:16:56Z

Adrian VDV is listed in 1880 census as Vanderat.

Adrian Dec 21, 1832 to Jun 8, 1896
wife Calista Lyon
His line goes like this starting with father:
Orsemus VDV wife Abbey Winney
Nathaniel Banker VDV
Paul VDV
John VDV
John VDV
Paul VDV
Michael VDV first one in USA

If you need more details I'll help but thought I'd stop with and let you fish around since that's half the fun.

Adrian Vandervoort b.1833 Cortland,NY

jayvandervoort — 2011-04-20 06:20:04Z

Hi I'm searching for info on Adrian VanDervoort (my great-great-great grandfather) who was born in Cortland NY in 1832 or 1833.

I have found an 1875 census from Troy,NY listing Adrian, age 42,with wife Calista, sons Frederick and Charles (my great-great grandfather)and daughters Addie and Abbie.

I have also found a listing in 1890 us census (The 1890 US census was destroyed by fire, only a few counties in the US survived) that included a "special schedule of persons who served in the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps of the United States during the War of the Rebellion [now generally known as the American Civil War, 1861-1865] (who are survivors), and widows of such persons", enumerated in June 1890.

Adrian Vandervoort enlisted in Nov 1861 and held the rank of Sergeant in company I in the 75th NY Inf., discharged on Aug 23rd 1863 and re-inlisted the same day to hold the rank of 2nd Lt. in Company G 12th NY Inf. then discharged on Nov 21st 1864.

The only other listing I could find was that he attended Cazenovia Seminary in 1843.I cannot find info on his parents or any siblings.

If anyone has any further info I would greatly appreciate it.

Regards,
Jason VanDervoort

Re: Vandervoort upstate New York

jayvandervoort — 2011-04-20 06:04:26Z

Hey Cousin Meg!

I have been tracing our family name and have it back to our great-great-great grandfather Adrian Vandervoort who served in the civil war but am stuck. Can't find any info on his parents or siblings. Email me if you want to see what I have so far.

Jason

Re: Vandervoort upstate New York

megancarolscott — 2011-03-31 01:45:45Z

I am a VanDervoort (maiden) from the albany/rennselaer counties area if that is any help!

Re: Vander Voort - Ohio

jenna681 — 2011-01-25 23:25:45Z

In regards to the 2007 post. Emerson was my Great Great Grandfather and Josephine my Great Great Grandmother. I told my Grandmother (Miriam VanderVoort Wilson) about this and we would greatly appreciate a scanned copy. Her Father was Charles. My email is jenna-68@hotmail.com.

Thank you,
Jennifer Wilson

um.. confused. Help with this couple?

themilliganfamily — 2010-12-31 07:53:26Z

John Vanderford (1730-1792) and his wife Minta Vanderford (1741-1813)

I've gone back, and it seems they are both related to Michael Paul Vandervoort, but a generation off of what I would assume are cousins.... Can you help me figure this out? Do I have my tree wrong? It also shows each of their grandparents marring a holingsworth... so I am extremely confused.

(Charles Vanderford m Hester Hollingsworth on John's side. And George Paul Vandervoort m Elenor Hollingsworth on Minta's side)

Re: um.. confused. Help with this couple?

eGENEee — 2010-12-30 01:28:29Z

You can't judge relationships by "years off"; you need to document their parentage.

Don't forget -- multiple marriages were common back then due to the high birth rate. A man could easily have children whose ages spanned 40 years, due to multiple wives.

Also, women could bear children for twenty-five years or more, as well.

The only way to prove relationships, such as cousins, is to document their family lines with appropriate records.

Cousins marrying cousins was much more common back then as well.

Vandervoort family of Vancouver, BC

parkynmb — 2010-12-24 00:01:01Z

Looking for information on the Vandervoort family of Vancouver, BC, in 1942. Ernest S.Vandervoort and Emma M. Vandervoort, and their son, William John Vandervoort, who died while serving in the RCAF.

Sarah Millspaugh Vandervoort Obituary NY

LoriMacCormack — 2010-08-17 11:17:32Z

From the 3 March 1910 Port Jervis Union Newspaper
Sarah Frances Millspaugh, wife of F. H. Vandervoort, died at her home at Mount Orange, near South Centreville, Orange county, Feb. 17. She was born at Mechanicstown Aug. 6, 1853, the daughter of Moses and Caroline Millspaugh.

Not my family.

Lori

Re: Vander Voort - Ohio

n999888 — 2010-07-24 21:28:34Z

I am responding to a old message of yours posted in 2007 regarding a photo of Emerson Vandervort and wife Josephine Cloppert from Ohio. Emerson was a 3rd cousin of mine and the 11th generation Vandervorts in Illinois A commmon ancestor was Nicholas Sr. I would appreciate a copy of the picture (scanned) My e-mail is n999888@aol.com I am willing to furnish you any information I have on the Vandervort/vandervoorts I have found it difficult to locate
photos of the Vandervorts of Ohio Thank you vert much

Nathan W L Vandervort Katy Texas N999888@aol.com

Family DNA Project

zanpak2001 — 2010-02-09 16:29:40Z

A few years ago I established the Vandiver Family DNA Project in order to help solve some of the “brick walls” facing those who have researched this family the last 150 years. To date, I have only been able to attract 8 participants without solving any issues until recently. The 8th participant proved that many of the Vandiver’s today were descended from the Vanderford family, a branch of which suddenly and purposefully changed their surnames in the 1750’s. Though this one issue has been resolved, there are many others that could just as easily be settled with some key participation.

What is really needed are documented descendants of the following individuals:

1. Michael Paulszen Vandervoort – believed to be the ancestor of the Vanderford family.
2. Jacop Van der Veer – founder of the early Delaware family.
3. Cornelius Jansen Vanderveer – founder of the early Long Island family.
4. Any descendant of a Vanderford in early Maryland records.

Descendants of lines not proven back to these progenitors are just as important. There are a variety of family lines which trace back then miss only one or two generations before connecting. Jacob Vandiver who died in 1734 in St. Mary’s Co., MD is a good example.

If you are interested in participating in the project, or know someone who might be interested, you can go to the following link for more information http://www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?code=A57275&..., or write me directly at zanpak2001@yahoo.com.

Thanks,
Jerry D. Vandiver

Re: Canadian Vandervoorts

nordicgem — 2009-07-18 14:00:49Z

Yes Simon,
You are correct. My Dad immigrated to Canada in 1954 with his 2 brothers and sister. He left 5 siblings back in Holland. He was from Sassenheim which is very close to Lisse. My Grandma was Johanna Rotteveel born 1894 and she married Anthony Vandervoort born 1887 in Sasseheim. They had 9 children and my Grandpa I believe came from about 6 children.

Re: Junia and Lois Vandervoort

warfsten — 2009-07-08 22:56:48Z

I am a friend of one of their sons. If interested you can contact me via email at warfsten@earthlink.net

Vandervoorts in NY

jymelot — 2009-06-04 20:30:43Z

Seeking information, my GGGM, Jennie Vandervoort Youngs, her mother was Jeanette Toye b. 7/18/1834, lived in NY. I suspect Jeanette's mother may have been a Vandervoort, b. 1800+/-.

Re: Helene VanDerVoort - John Meserole

mikemorr11s — 2009-04-21 18:46:37Z

Helena was the daugther of Jan Vandervoort and Magdalena Huysman. John was the son of John Messerole and Elizabeth Praal. In the will of John Messerole [Jr] (abstract below), Albert Voorhees is named as his brother-in-law. Albert's wife was Adriantje, daughter of Jan and Magdalena Vandervoort.

John Messerole is named in his father's will. The naming of thier children also supports this identification of their parents:
Elizabeth, after her paternal grandmother
Magdalena, after her maternal grandmother
John, after his paternal and maternal grandfather, and his father
Jacob, after his paternal and maternal uncle
Jannetje, after his paternal aunt
Elizabeth, after her paternal grandmother
Peter Pra, after his paternal uncle
Charles, after his maternal uncle
Abraham, after his paternal and maternal uncle

John Messerole, Jr's will abstract:
1767, April 30. Merseroll, John, of New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., will of. Son, Joh, my gun. Leanah, rest of personal and real, in order to bring up my child, Abraham. At wife's death all to go to sons, John, Jacob, Peter, Karl and Abraham, and to daughters, Leanah (wife of Adrian Van Nosbrant), and Elizabeth, and to the children of my daughter, Jane, deceased, forerly the wife of James Whitelock. Executors: brother, Peter, my brother-in-law, Albert Voorhees, and my wife. Witnesses: William Nevius, Ernestus Van Harlingen, George Wetzel. Proved June 3, 1767. Lib I, p. 128.

Junia and Lois Vandervoort

Sav1998 — 2009-01-04 03:06:24Z

Would like to know more about their children. I'm related to Lois through her maiden name Payne side. Vandervoort was her second marriage. Before then she was married to Walter Piltz.

Pennsylvania

bayleamay — 2008-08-21 00:31:21Z

Looking for information on the family of David and mary the children are as follows....Abram, James, Calvin, Paul, Sarah, Matilda, William, Hannah, Mary Ellen, Nancy, Eveline, and David

Re: Vandervoorts of Ft. Worth / Dallas

NANCYBlakeman83 — 2008-07-16 03:45:48Z

Williamson G. Clemmons died Jan 14, 1910, he is buried in Oakland Cemetery in Dallas. His wife, Malinda Parazadia Childress died March 27, 1915. She is also buried in oakland cemetery. There are no markers on the graves. The Dallas Morning News for December 19, 1909 has an article and photograph of them on their 60th wedding aniversary
I have more information on this family. I can be contacted at NBDVM@aol.com

Re: Vandervoorts of Ft. Worth / Dallas

MikeVandervoort — 2008-07-16 00:23:22Z

Hi Nancy!

It is good to finally hear from someone that knows of this link!

Here is some info on my great grandmother -
Jodie Rona Lynn Clemmons
B - 18 Sep 1868 TN
D - 27 May 1948 Crowley, TX
M - 22 Oct 1893 Sowers, Dallas Co., TX
Father - Williamson G Clemmons: B - Mar 1828 SC ? D - Bet 1900-1910 Dallas, TX
Mother - Malinda Parizade Childress: B - Nov 1832 (GA?) D - Bet 1910-20, Dallas, TX.
(Said to be 1/2 or 1/4 Cherokee)

Ed & Jodie VDV inherited or bought the duplex where Malinda P Clemmons was living in Dallas. Malinda's son, Otho Clemmons, was married to a Daisy and they were also residents of the same duplex for awhile.

The follwoing are only guessed to be her siblings -
Jesse F Clemmons B 1853
George B Clemmons B Jul 1853 (twins?)
Otho D Clemmons B 1872 TN - (likely a younger brother)

George B Clemmons is said to have married Mary A Wheeler which was the maiden name of my great grandmother who married Orin Vandervo(o)rt in 1865 (f&m of Ed Vandervoort who married Jodie). They were neighbors in Sowers and Eagle Ford if they are the same person. We lost contact in records with Mary A after a terrible house fire in 1885 in which she lost 4 children. Oren apparently died alone in 1895 in Eagle Ford.

The VDV family did not discuss the Clemmons/Childress family info or even their own except for the names of f/m above. I have run into brick walls for info on Jodie's side and no one is alive that knows.

Any info on this mystery is greatly appreciated!

PS - I have data that says Ed VDV was Edward and others that say Edwin and even an "E. D." Since he only went by "Ed" in all doucments we found, I do not really know if he had another "official" name. (M fahter went to his funeral in 1958 and only knew him by that name.)

Mike VDV

Re: Vandervoorts of Ft. Worth / Dallas

NANCYBlakeman83 — 2008-07-15 21:37:36Z

I am researching the family of edwin and jodie clemmons vandevort of Dallas. Jodie was the sister of my GG grandmother Maggie clemmons. I would love to get in touch with any descendants of this branch of the family

Vandervort / Vandervoort NY WI

SueBarnettG — 2008-01-26 03:03:55Z

1 Joseph SWEET b. ca. 1817-20 Wayne Co., NY (Adams Co. WI Registration of Marriages, p. 40); d. after 1881 prob. in Adams Co., WI;

m1 Cordelia VANDERVORT b. 15 September 1824 Seneca Co., NY (Adams Co., WI Death Record, Vol. 1, p. 12, #61); d. 13 February 1880 Strongs Prairie, Adams Co., WI, age 55, of apoplexy (Adams Co., WI Death Record, Vol. 1, p. 12, #61); bur. Strongs Prairie, Adams Co., WI;

dau. of David VANDERVORT b. ca. 1785 NY; d. after 1850; and Electa RIX b. ca. 1790 NY; d. after 1850 (Adams Co., WI Death Record, Vol. 1, p. 12, #61. Refer also to the 1850 Washington Co., Erie Co., PA census, p. 321 B. for David & Electa VANDERVORT living with the Isaac Blanchard family, as well as Albert & Amanda VANDERVORT). Joseph and Cordelia Sweet had eight children.

Joseph m2 on 3 July 1881 Monroe, Adams Co., WI (Adams Co., WI Registration of Marriages, p. 40) Lovina B. Pettit; widow of (---) Pettit and dau. of Ashley Kent and Lucy (---) (Adams Co., WI Registration of Marriages, p. 40). (After Cordelia's death, Joseph married his next door neighbor, Lovina who had become a widow)

1 Andrew SWEET b. ca. 1842 PA (Adams Co., WI Marriage Register Book 1, p. 189) (prob. Washington Twp., Erie Co., PA); bur. Strongs Prairie, Adams Co., WI; m. 5 February 1866 Strongs Prairie, Adams Co., WI (Adams Co., WI Marriage Register Book 1, p. 189. The marriage was witnessed by Ann M. Jencks and Mahala Sweet, both of Strongs Prairie) Teloula M. Peltis, dau. of Amos Peltis and Sarah (---).

2 Nancy M. SWEET b. ca. 1844 PA (prob. Washington Twp., Erie Co., PA).

3 Mercy A. SWEET b. ca. 1846 PA (prob. Washington Twp., Erie Co., PA).

4 Rosetta SWEET b. ca. 1850 PA (prob. Washington Twp., Erie Co., PA).

5 Lovina SWEET b. ca. 1852 PA (prob. Washington Twp., Erie Co., PA).

Lovina Sweet was born in Erie, PA on 8-2-1854. She was married to John Ransom GLEASON who was born 2-23-1849 in Cattacaugus Co., N.Y. They moved to Montana abt. 1890

6 Wiley SWEET b. ca. 1855 Washington, PA; m. 11 July 1886 Strongs Prairie, Adams Co., WI (Adams Co., WI Marriage Register book 3, p. 31, #21. "Being underage her father gave consent in writing.") Mattie Bernice Swartland b. Spring Creek, WI; dau. of Chancey Swartland and Francis Stone.

7 Milo/Miles SWEET b. ca. 1858 WI; m. before 1880 Emma (---) b. ca. 1860 WI; father and mother b. NY. One known child.

The Sweets moved to Spring Creek Wisconsin after 1850, where they appeared in the PA. census.

I would like to connect with any of these families.

Many thanks in advance for any information.

Vandervoorts of Jefferson, NY

mikemorr11s — 2008-01-06 20:11:37Z

I am looking for the parents of Clark Vandervoort.

Me may be a grandson of Paul Vandervoort and Mary Banker. He may have had a brothers named William and Peter, and a sister named Elizabeth.

Any information on his parents or siblings will be appreciated.

CLARK VANDERVOORT was born 14 Mar 1815 in Rodman, Jefferson, NY, and died 04 Sep 1862 in Nashville, TN. He married HARRIET ELIZA STRONG 02 Oct 1843 in Rodman, Jefferson, NY. She was born 04 Jan 1819 in Rodman, Jefferson, NY, and died 08 Mar 1899 in Rodman, Jefferson, NY.
Children of CLARK VANDERVOORT and HARRIET STRONG are:
i. ADELAIDE MEDORA8 VANDERVOORT, b. 24 Apr 1845, Jefferson, NY; d. Aft. 1919; m. HENRY SHEPHARD, 21 Feb 1864, Decatur, Van Buren Co., MI; b. 21 Mar 1841, Marian, Wayne Co., MI; d. 11 Jan 1919, Keeler Township, Van Buren Co., MI.
ii. NATHAN GARRET VANDERVOORT, b. 01 Sep 1847, Rodman, Jefferson, NY; d. 28 Jan 1865, Savannah, GA.
iii. HENRY STRONG VANDERVOORT, b. 21 Feb 1850, Rodman, Jefferson, NY; d. 30 Sep 1856, Lawrence, Van Buren Co., MI.
iv. MINERVA AUGUSTA VANDERVOORT, b. 14 May 1855, Lawrence, Van Buren Co., MI; m. FRED FISH.
v. MARTHA ELIZA VANDERVOORT, b. 09 Dec 1859, Lawrence, Van Buren Co., MI; m. C.R. HEMINWAY.

Bushwick, Kings, NY Vandervoorts

mikemorr11s — 2007-12-21 03:15:25Z

I am interested in the Vandervoorts of Bushwick, Kings Co., NY. The information I have so far is:

Abraham Vandervoort, b abt 1726, m Sarah Conselje on 04 Aug 1750 at the Dutch Reformed Church of New York. She was the daughter of Peter Conselje and Sarah Miller. They had the following children:
John, baptized 11 Mar 1749/50 at the DRC of Flatbush, NY
Peter, baptized 25 Mar 1753 at the DRC of Flatbush, NY
Francis, b abt 1765

They had a number of grandsons, including:
Fulkert, b abt 1782, m Mariah Boerum
John
Abraham
Jacob

I don't know any of their daughters, granddaughters or daughters-in-law.

Any additional information on these families will be appreciated.

Re: Vander Voort - Ohio

n999888 — 2007-06-18 18:10:59Z

Saw your message regarding a photo of a Vandervoort family in Ohio Josephine Cloppert and Emerson Vandervoort were married Veda Conklin is there daughter I belong to the same line as Emerson and would appreciate a copy of the picture I am willing to pay for it Lets discuss this thru my e-mail N999888@aol.com thanks Nathan W L Vandervort San Diego CA

relatives of Vandervoort. Married? a Haynie male?

ftallmon33 — 2007-02-18 21:36:00Z

Looking for any relatives of the Vandervoort family. My grandmother(maiden name)gave birth to 3 daughters, between the years of 1936 and 1939. Unfortunately 2 of the girls passed away at birth or shortly thereafter. The third daughter's name is Faye Rene Haynie. This is my biological mother. My parents separated when I was very young so I have never had the opportunity to meet her and would very much,like that opportunity now.
Faye was born in California on June 28, 1939. As far as I can find she had 4 children...2 boys...Mark E. Richards and Danny Steakley Jr and 2 girls...Debra L Richards and myself, Donna Jean Cornell.
If anyone can assist me, I would be very grateful.
Thank You, in advance for any help or information.

Donna Cornell Swanson
e-mail: donnaswansong420@yahoo.com

Vander Voort - Ohio

Miagi3 — 2007-02-11 23:58:04Z

I have an old 8x10 photo of a Vander Voort family, 36 people in all; On the back is written" Veda Vender Voort Conklin, John Vander Voort, Josephine Cloppert Vander Voort, and Emerson E. Vander Voort. On the front is written two names: Betty Burgess and Robert Nelson or Melson. Circa 1920's. Anyone interested can ask for scanned copy. Would like to pass it on to an interested family member.

James Henry Vandervoort/Mary Elizabeth Harris, Ohio

MarySchmertz — 2007-01-21 20:52:03Z

Looking for descendants of James Henry Vandervoort and Mary Elizabeth Harris of Warren County, Ohio. James Henry Vandervoort and Mary Elizabeth Harris were married 29 February 1868. They had four children:
Cora m. William Rose,
Lula,
Lucius m. Fannie Tucker, and
Anna.

I'm trying to find living descendants of this couple.

Re: New Jersey VanderVoorts

2005-12-28 12:48:26Z

lisa......my father was gerrit vander voort....and he grew up in hoboken..i knew he had 2 or3 sisters but never met them. i also have a sister and my brother garry died 20 yrs. ago. so what would we be? cousins?
if you are still looking for relations please e-mail me back. thanks cindi

Vandervoort, Mary

KierenJordan — 2005-04-23 02:51:05Z

Mary Vandervoort married Oscar Benson about 1905.

Re: Vandervoorts of McLean Co.,Bloomington,Ill.

Robthatch — 2005-04-19 04:42:27Z

Julie: My great great grandparents were William Vandervoort and Therressa Harvey. They were married in 1845 and came from Warren and Clinton Co. Ohio respectively. They came to Bloomington about 1850. Therressa died and was buried in the Haywood cemetery, around 1885. I saw here gravestone. There were other Vandervoort families in the area and it sounds like one of them was named after my ancestor. What is your interest in the family? Bob

Re: Helene VanDerVoort - John Meserole

2005-03-02 23:26:25Z

She would have been my 5th great-grandmother

Re: Helene VanDerVoort - John Meserole

DVandervort9992 — 2005-02-27 20:09:11Z

I have some ancestor info on Helene and her family--what's your connection?

Re: Helene VanDerVoort - John Meserole

dalta — 2005-02-25 15:16:41Z

If you haven't rec'd any info on this line, contact me as I have some.

Jacob VDV / Catherine ACKER of Belnheim NY

2005-01-27 23:31:57Z

Vandervoorts of Ft. Worth / Dallas

vandervoort152 — 2004-12-24 04:04:22Z

Ohio Vandervorts

james4612 — 2004-12-14 02:01:15Z

If you're interested in my line of the Ohio Vandervorts, please go to www.geny.us. I descend from Micheal Paulzon Van Der Voort.

Vandervoort upstate New York

lymagen — 2004-12-13 00:02:33Z

Searching for any info on upstate New York (Franklin, Clinton, St. Lawrence counties) Vandervoorts. Have info to exchange.