Vanvalkenburg, Adam

1795 -

• Name	Vanvalkenburg, Adam
  Born	1795	USA
  Gender	Male
  Person ID	I2	VV-Adam-AnnaDiamond
  Last Modified	24 Jan 2019

  
  

  Family	Diamond, Anna,   b. 1793, Albany, Albany Co., New York, USA
  Married	02 Apr 1811	Fredericksburgh, Lennox-Addington Co., Ontario, Canada
  Children	1. Vanvalkenburg, John Diamond,   b. 1816, Canada ,   d. 16 Jul 1880, Woodstock, Oxford Co., Ontario, Canada  (Age 64 years)  [Natural]   2. Vanvalkenburg, Catherine,   b. 05 Apr 1816, Frontenac Co., Ontario, Canada   3. Vanvalkenburg, Henry James,   b. 1830,   d. 01 Dec 1892, Grand Bend, Huron Co., Ontario, Canada  (Age 62 years)  [Natural] + 4. Vanvalkenburg, Maria  [Natural]
  Family ID	F1	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Married - 02 Apr 1811 - Fredericksburgh, Lennox-Addington Co., Ontario, Canada  = Link to Google Earth
  Pin Legend	: Address       : Location       : City/Town       : County/Shire       : State/Province       : Country       : Not Set

  
  

• Documents » Slide Show		Register of Crown Land Location for "Anne Vanvolconberg" granted while she was living in Kingston Twp. and located in 1835, Sombra Twp. Researched using the OLRI (Ontario Land Records Index) Overview The OLRI indexes, by surname, were at my local library on microfiche. See all VV / Vollick / Follick spellings here (six pages). Specifically look at the page VANTASSELL - VANWICKLIN This listing for "Anne Vanvolconberg" has the following Archival Reference number: 01 CI4 006 035, and these were used to find this record at the Ontario Archives on microfilm. The old C-series numbering has changed and been developed into specific sub-series. This record is among RG 1-174 Crown Land Records: Register of locations, 1835-1837
  		Warrant for a Land Grant for "Ann Vanvolkenburgh" located in 1835, Sombra Twp. Researched using the OLRI (Ontario Land Records Index) Overview The OLRI indexes, by surname, were at my local library on microfiche. See all VV / Vollick / Follick spellings here (six pages). Specifically look at the page VANTASSELL - VANWICKLIN This listing for "Ann Vanvolkenburgh" has the following Archival Reference number: 01 CI3 83 092, and these were used to find this record at the Ontario Archives on microfilm. The old C-series numbering has changed and been developed into specific sub-series. This record is among RG 1-149 Registers for Fiats United Empire Loyalists, Volumes 83-85: Warrants United Empire Loyalists: Grants To Loyalists and Their Children After 1818.
  		Warrant for a Land Grant for "Adam Vanvolkenburgh" granted (for military service) while he was living in Portland Twp., Frontenac Co. Researched using the OLRI (Ontario Land Records Index) Overview The OLRI indexes, by surname, were at my local library on microfiche. See all VV / Vollick / Follick spellings here (six pages). Specifically look at the page VANTASSELL - VANWICKLIN This listing for "Adam Vanvolkenburgh" has the following Archival Reference number: 01 CI3 133 117, and these were used to find this record at the Ontario Archives on microfilm. The old C-series numbering has changed and been developed into specific sub-series. This record is among RG 1-149 Fiats and warrants for land grants - United Empire Loyalists (U.E.) and military claimants (M.C.): Register Of Militia Grants For Service During The War Of 1812.
  		A portion of the "First Regiment of Addington Militia Nominal return of the Flank Companies of the 1st Regiment of Addington Militia, in service in the year 1812." Adam VanValkenburg as a Private in the Addington Militia in 1812. This qualified him for the Land Grant that he requested and was granted in 1850.
  		Adam VanValkenburg's approved Land Grant for serving in the War of 1812. This is document is part of a set that contains an affidavit from his son John Diamond VanValkenburg and friends that either served with him or lived near him in Portland. Crown Land Petitions RG 1 C-I-1 now RG 1-54 MS691 Reel 65
  		VanVolkenburg, Adam: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1850 Adam VanVolkenburg, mason, of Woodstock in Oxford Co. in 1850 petitions to locate his free grant of land for service in the War of 1812. These documents confirm Adam's participation in the Addington Flank Militia, and his origins in Eastern Ontario. In addition to evidence of military service (see also Adam's name on the Addington militia paylists), this particular document is important as it is signed by Adam's son John D. VanValkenburg. This is page 8 of 10. See all: 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 09 More about Land Petitions
  		Lutheran Parish Register confirming Catharine VV's parents, birth date and baptism. Catharine, d/o Adam & Anna VanValkenburg, b. 4 Apr 1816, and baptized by Rev. Wm. McCarty 21 Jun 1817, at Ebenezer Lutheran Church, North Fredricksburgh Twp., Lennox Co.

  
  

  Histories » Slide Show		Upper Canada Land Petitions pertain to Adam B. VV and wife Anna DIAMOND, DUE
  		Research correspondence regarding John VV (1753-?) and Hannah Patterson (1764-?), with possible re-marriage of Hannah to John Jenkins. Correspondence on file at Lennox & Addington Archives indicates that John Patterson may have left a will in NY state that descendants have consulted. Also, marriage and baptism records pertaining to this couple and other VV's from the McDowell and Langhorn records. To consult a published list of early eastern-Ontario marriages and baptisms, including these, see Vol. 1 Papers and Records, Ontario Historical Society, 1899, Wm. Briggs. Specifically pages: 76 (JohnJenkins-HannahVV), 77 (GeorgeVV-MaryBowerman), 79 (AdamVV-AnnaDimond), 82 (DavidVV-JaneWilliams), 86 (EliakimVV-JaneMcPherson), 96 (BataVV), 97 (Jonathan and Gilbert VV), and 98 (CarolineJenkins).
  		Adam VanValkenburg of Kingston Twp., stonemason See 1819 Land Petition here. See 1857 Business Directory here.
  		1857 Directory - Adam VV, stonemason in Ridgetown, Kent Co., Ontario. Adam's grandchildren through son Henry, were born in Ridgetown, although the family was there briefly enough to avoid the census there. See also the history of Adam VV as a mason.
  		A brief description of Adam VanValkenburg and Anna Diamond's family and history. The history includes documents that we have that link family members to Adam and Anna.
  		John's signed affidavit that identified Adam as his father.
  		The sale of the Sombra Township property, John and Flora John and Flora VanValkenburg's sale of the Sombra Twp property to George Miler. Here, John Diamond VanValkenburg is named as the oldest son of Ann Diamond, the patentee of the property. This was the awarded Land Grant to Anna Diamond,DUE that she was granted in 1830.
  		The sale of the Sombra Township property, Adam Adam VanValkenburg's sale of the Sombra Twp property to George Miler. Here, this is Ann Diamond's Land Grant granted to her in 1830 by virtue of her father John Diamond,UEL.
  		Canadian VanValkenburghs (and related families)on War of 1812 Nominal Rolls & Paylists * names in the family trees attached to this record are 'guesses' only! Original muster lists online at Library & Archives Canada site. This index gives start pages for each regiment or flank company, and shows some VV names already found through a 'skimming' search. Please email us your updates.