VanValkenburg, John Johannes b. 05 Jan 1753 Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, USA d. Bef 1808 Ontario, Canada: VanValkenburgh-Vollick-in-Canada (a collaborative project)

1753 - Bef 1808 (< 54 years)

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Name	VanValkenburg, John Johannes
Born	05 Jan 1753	Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, USA
Gender	Male
Died	Bef 1808	Ontario, Canada
Person ID	I188	VANVALKENBURGH
Last Modified	30 Jan 2020

Father	VanValkenburg, Jurryaen, b. 07 Aug 1726, Albany Co., New York, USA
Relationship	Natural
Mother	Rees, Catarina, b. 1730, Columbia Co., New York, USA
Relationship	Natural
Family ID	F32	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Patterson, Hannah Annatje, b. 1764, New York, USA , d. Ontario, Canada

Married 27 Jun 1787 Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, USA

Children

	1. VanValkenburg, Catherina, b. 04 May 1787, Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, USA [Natural]
	2. VanValkenburg, David, b. 1789, Claverack, Columbia Co., New York, USA [Natural]
	3. VanValkenburg, Elisabeth, b. 1791, Columbia Co., New York, USA , d. Bef 1871, Murray Twp., Northumberland Co., Ontario, Canada (Age < 79 years)
	4. VanValkenburg, George, b. 1791, Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, USA [Natural]
	5. VanValkenburg, Jerry Richard, b. 09 Jan 1791, Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, USA [Natural]
	6. VanValkenburg, Maritje Maria Margret, b. 25 Aug 1793, Caughnawaga, Fonda, Montgomery Co., New York, USA , d. 1838, Camden Twp., Lennox-Addington Co., Ontario, Canada (Age 44 years) [Natural]
	7. VanValkenburg, Peter Alexander, b. 1795, Fonda, Montgomery Co., New York, USA [Natural]
	8. VanValkenburg, John, b. 09 May 1796, USA , d. Bef 1802 (Age < 5 years) [Natural]
	9. VanValkenburg, Jacob, b. 1798, Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, USA [Natural]
	10. VanValkenburg, Paulus, b. 17 Mar 1798, Fonda, Montgomery Co., New York, USA , d. 13 Aug 1881, Moscow, Lennox-Addington Co., Ontario, Canada (Age 83 years) [Natural]
	11. VanValkenburg, Bata Bersheba, b. 20 Sep 1801, Ernestown, Lennox-Addington Co., Ontario, Canada [Natural]
	12. Vollick-VanVoltenburg, Johnathan, b. 20 Jun 1802, Ernestown, Lennox-Addington Co., Ontario, Canada [Natural]
	13. VanValkenburg, Gilbert, b. 13 Mar 1804, Ernestown, Lennox-Addington Co., Ontario, Canada , d. 25 Aug 1886, Olden Twp., Frontenac Co., Ontario, Canada (Age 82 years) [Natural]
	14. VanValkenburg, Caity [Natural]
	15. VanValkenburg, Jennie [Natural]

Family ID F79 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Documents » Slide Show		"A Register of Baptisms for Earnestown", Rev. Robert McDowall, 1793-1835 Transcriptions of VV (and related family) entries in Early Ontario Parish Records collections
		VanVolkenburgh, David: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1842 On a single date: 12 Nov 1842, five sons and one daughter of John VV "of Ernesttown, United Empire Loyalist", applied for free grants of land as children of an United Empire Loyalist. These were followed on 10 Dec by petitions from two more daughters - all the daughters used their married names and two of them were widows. On each of these petitions is noted the finding that the father's name had not ever been recorded on the UEL list. Brother David VV then submitted further affadavits and supporting documentation to affect this change (see all pages below). These 1842 applications are found in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department (PCLD) collection, whereas most other Loyalist grant applications are in the Upper Canada Land Petitions (UCLP) collection. It is unusual in the PCLDs to see references back to Loyalist grants. The VV siblings must have believed there was a basis for applying in 1842, as the same brother David VV had earlier petitioned for his father's name to be added to the UEL list in 1840, (and this petition is found in the UCLP collection). This is page 2 of 8. See all: 01 \| 02 \| 03 \| 04 \| 05 \| 06 \| 07 \| 08 More Petitions from this Family \| More about Land Petitions
		VanVolkenburgh, David: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1842 On a single date: 12 Nov 1842, five sons and one daughter of John VV "of Ernesttown, United Empire Loyalist", applied for free grants of land as children of an United Empire Loyalist. These were followed on 10 Dec by petitions from two more daughters - all the daughters used their married names and two of them were widows. On each of these petitions is noted the finding that the father's name had not ever been recorded on the UEL list. Brother David VV then submitted further affadavits and supporting documentation to affect this change. These 1842 applications are found in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department (PCLD) collection, whereas most other Loyalist grant applications are in the Upper Canada Land Petitions (UCLP) collection. It is unusual in the PCLDs to see references back to Loyalist grants. The VV siblings must have believed there was a basis for applying in 1842, as the same brother David VV had earlier petitioned for his father's name to be added to the UEL list in 1840, (and this petition is found in the UCLP collection). This is page 6 of 8. See all: 01 \| 02 \| 03 \| 04 \| 05 \| 06 \| 07 \| 08 More Petitions from this Family \| More about Land Petitions
		VanVolkenburgh, Alexander: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1842 On a single date: 12 Nov 1842, five sons and one daughter of John VV "of Ernesttown, United Empire Loyalist", applied for free grants of land as children of an United Empire Loyalist. These were followed on 10 Dec by petitions from two more daughters - all the daughters used their married names and two of them were widows. On each of these petitions is noted the finding that the father's name had not ever been recorded on the UEL list. Brother David VV then submitted further affadavits and supporting documentation to affect this change. These 1842 applications are found in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department (PCLD) collection, whereas most other Loyalist grant applications are in the Upper Canada Land Petitions (UCLP) collection. It is unusual in the PCLDs to see references back to Loyalist grants. The VV siblings must have believed there was a basis for applying in 1842, as the same brother David VV had earlier petitioned for his father's name to be added to the UEL list in 1840, (and this petition is found in the UCLP collection). This is page 2 of 2. See all: 01 \| 02 More Petitions from this Family \| More about Land Petitions
		VanVolkenburgh, George: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1842 On a single date: 12 Nov 1842, five sons and one daughter of John VV "of Ernesttown, United Empire Loyalist", applied for free grants of land as children of an United Empire Loyalist. These were followed on 10 Dec by petitions from two more daughters - all the daughters used their married names and two of them were widows. On each of these petitions is noted the finding that the father's name had not ever been recorded on the UEL list. Brother David VV then submitted further affadavits and supporting documentation to affect this change. These 1842 applications are found in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department (PCLD) collection, whereas most other Loyalist grant applications are in the Upper Canada Land Petitions (UCLP) collection. It is unusual in the PCLDs to see references back to Loyalist grants. The VV siblings must have believed there was a basis for applying in 1842, as the same brother David VV had earlier petitioned for his father's name to be added to the UEL list in 1840, (and this petition is found in the UCLP collection). This is page 2 of 2. See all: 01 \| 02 More Petitions from this Family \| More about Land Petitions
		VanVolkenburgh, Gilbert: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1842 On a single date: 12 Nov 1842, five sons and one daughter of John VV "of Ernesttown, United Empire Loyalist", applied for free grants of land as children of an United Empire Loyalist. These were followed on 10 Dec by petitions from two more daughters - all the daughters used their married names and two of them were widows. On each of these petitions is noted the finding that the father's name had not ever been recorded on the UEL list. Brother David VV then submitted further affadavits and supporting documentation to affect this change. These 1842 applications are found in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department (PCLD) collection, whereas most other Loyalist grant applications are in the Upper Canada Land Petitions (UCLP) collection. It is unusual in the PCLDs to see references back to Loyalist grants. The VV siblings must have believed there was a basis for applying in 1842, as the same brother David VV had earlier petitioned for his father's name to be added to the UEL list in 1840, (and this petition is found in the UCLP collection). This is page 2 of 2. See all: 01 \| 02 More Petitions from this Family \| More about Land Petitions
		VanVolkenburgh, Paul: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1842 On a single date: 12 Nov 1842, five sons and one daughter of John VV "of Ernesttown, United Empire Loyalist", applied for free grants of land as children of an United Empire Loyalist. These were followed on 10 Dec by petitions from two more daughters - all the daughters used their married names and two of them were widows. On each of these petitions is noted the finding that the father's name had not ever been recorded on the UEL list. Brother David VV then submitted further affadavits and supporting documentation to affect this change. These 1842 applications are found in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department (PCLD) collection, whereas most other Loyalist grant applications are in the Upper Canada Land Petitions (UCLP) collection. It is unusual in the PCLDs to see references back to Loyalist grants. The VV siblings must have believed there was a basis for applying in 1842, as the same brother David VV had earlier petitioned for his father's name to be added to the UEL list in 1840, (and this petition is found in the UCLP collection). This is page 2 of 2. See all: 01 \| 02 More Petitions from this Family \| More about Land Petitions
		McConnell, Beersheba: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1842 On a single date: 12 Nov 1842, five sons and one daughter of John VV "of Ernesttown, United Empire Loyalist", applied for free grants of land as children of an United Empire Loyalist. These were followed on 10 Dec by petitions from two more daughters - all the daughters used their married names and two of them were widows. On each of these petitions is noted the finding that the father's name had not ever been recorded on the UEL list. Brother David VV then submitted further affadavits and supporting documentation to affect this change. These 1842 applications are found in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department (PCLD) collection, whereas most other Loyalist grant applications are in the Upper Canada Land Petitions (UCLP) collection. It is unusual in the PCLDs to see references back to Loyalist grants. The VV siblings must have believed there was a basis for applying in 1842, as the same brother David VV had earlier petitioned for his father's name to be added to the UEL list in 1840, (and this petition is found in the UCLP collection). This is page 2 of 2. See all: 01 \| 02 More Petitions from this Family \| More about Land Petitions
		Simmons, Maria: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1842 On a single date: 12 Nov 1842, five sons and one daughter of John VV "of Ernesttown, United Empire Loyalist", applied for free grants of land as children of an United Empire Loyalist. These were followed on 10 Dec by petitions from two more daughters - all the daughters used their married names and two of them were widows. On each of these petitions is noted the finding that the father's name had not ever been recorded on the UEL list. Brother David VV then submitted further affadavits and supporting documentation to affect this change. These 1842 applications are found in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department (PCLD) collection, whereas most other Loyalist grant applications are in the Upper Canada Land Petitions (UCLP) collection. It is unusual in the PCLDs to see references back to Loyalist grants. The VV siblings must have believed there was a basis for applying in 1842, as the same brother David VV had earlier petitioned for his father's name to be added to the UEL list in 1840, (and this petition is found in the UCLP collection). This is page 2 of 2. See all: 01 \| 02 More Petitions from this Family \| More about Land Petitions
		Outwater, Elisabeth: Petition to the Crown Lands Department, 1842 On a single date: 12 Nov 1842, five sons and one daughter of John VV "of Ernesttown, United Empire Loyalist", applied for free grants of land as children of an United Empire Loyalist. These were followed on 10 Dec by petitions from two more daughters - all the daughters used their married names and two of them were widows. On each of these petitions is noted the finding that the father's name had not ever been recorded on the UEL list. Brother David VV then submitted further affadavits and supporting documentation to affect this change. These 1842 applications are found in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department (PCLD) collection, whereas most other Loyalist grant applications are in the Upper Canada Land Petitions (UCLP) collection. It is unusual in the PCLDs to see references back to Loyalist grants. The VV siblings must have believed there was a basis for applying in 1842, as the same brother David VV had earlier petitioned for his father's name to be added to the UEL list in 1840, (and this petition is found in the UCLP collection). This is page 2 of 2. See all: 01 \| 02 More Petitions from this Family \| More about Land Petitions
		Guysbert Scherp / Sharp m. Bauchy VanVolkinburgh 5 Apr 1770 in Kinderhook, NY See p. 2 and 3 of this document. Canada, Pension Applications For Widows and Family of British Military Officers, 1776-1881, War Office: Officersï¿½ Birth Certificates, Wills and Personal Papers. WO 42/52ï¿½63. Records created or inherited by the War Office, Armed Forces, Judge Advocate General, and related bodies. Kew, Surrey, England: The National Archives. Gysbert Sharp was a Lieutenant in Jessup's Corp of Royal Rangers. He gave evidence of Loyalty to at least two VV men who were seeking compensation for losses suffered during the American Revolution. - (Jacob VanValkenburgh who married Chloe Hodges), and (John VanValkenburgh who married Hannah Patterson). Family trees online have Bautche in the following tree, but the NAVVF does not list her: Jochem Lambertse VV m. Eva Hendrikse Vrooman in 1670, Albany \| son Bartholmeus VV b. 1678 m. Catharina Van Alstyne in 1701, Albany \| son Jacob VV b. 1720 m. Catyntie or Cathalina Legget in 1747, NY \| Bauchy or Bautche b. 22 Sep 1751 ï¿½ Germantown, Columbia Co., NY See Three Loyalists from Albany County
		Various Jphn VanValkenburghs making claims or petitions as Loyalists Andrew Quackenbush who researches VV's in Eastern Ontario, found a link between his interest - Jacob VV who m. Chloe Hodges - and a John VV who may be the John of Ernesttown who m. Hannah Patterson

Histories » Slide Show		Early Ontario/Quebec Land Petitions for John VV-of-Ernesttown, and potential earlier petitions for the same. Suspected to pertain to the John VV m. PATTERSON line. Upper and Lower Canada Land Petitions, and his adult children's petitions for grants as sons and daughters of UE in the Petitions to the Crown Lands Department.
		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).
		Last Will & Testament of a John VV who died 1813 in Canajoharie, Montgomery Co., NY Believed to be the will of John/Johannes VanVolkenburgh m. to Hannah Patterson. The will names wife Hannah, sons Richard, Jacob and Peter, and daughters Catherine, Caity, and Margaret.
		4 - "Eighth Generation" - from the Research Collection of Paul E. VV, 3rd See Overview and General Index prev \| 4-Eighth Gen \| next

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Notes

421,2) Johannes John VanValkenburg m. Patterson

http://www.navvf.org/ebooks/vvfa-v1.pdf#page=238 *see 822,1) John VV m. Patterson with father 822) Laurens VV m. Rachel Vredenburgh *these parents are considered erroneous, as no future generations named after them.

http://www.navvf.org/VVgene/pafg25.htm#8347

http://www.heritagePIN.com/VV-Ontario/navvfgen/421-2.htm