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Name |
VanValkenburg, David |
Born |
1789 |
Claverack, Columbia Co., New York, USA |
Gender |
Male |
Census |
1851 |
Storrington Twp., Frontenac Co., Ontario, Canada [1] |
Census |
1861 |
Storrington Twp., Frontenac Co., Ontario, Canada [2] |
Census |
1861 |
Storrington Twp., Frontenac Co., Ontario, Canada [3] |
Person ID |
I198 |
VANVALKENBURGH |
Last Modified |
30 Jan 2020 |
Father |
VanValkenburg, John Johannes, b. 05 Jan 1753, Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, USA , d. Bef 1808, Ontario, Canada (Age < 54 years) |
Relationship |
Natural |
Mother |
Patterson, Hannah Annatje, b. 1764, New York, USA , d. Ontario, Canada |
Relationship |
Natural |
Married |
27 Jun 1787 |
Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, USA |
Family ID |
F79 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Williams, Jane, b. 03 Feb 1800, Fredericksburgh Twp., Lennox-Addington Co., Ontario, Canada |
Married |
05 Dec 1814 |
Ernestown, Lennox-Addington Co., Ontario, Canada |
Children |
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Last Modified |
24 Jul 2012 |
Family ID |
F83 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Documents
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| Warrant for a Land Grant for "Jane Van Volkenburgh" granted while she was living in Ernesttown and located in 1821, Brock 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 VAN RUST - VAN WICKLER
This listing for "Jane Van Volkenburgh" has the following Archival Reference number: 01 CI3 081 209, 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 and Military Claimants, Volumes 80-82: Warrants United Empire Loyalists: Grants To Loyalists and Their Children After 1818. |
| "McDowall Marriage Register", Rev. Robert McDowall, 1800-1822
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
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| 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
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Histories
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| 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).
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| 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.
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| 4 - "Eighth Generation" - from the Research Collection of Paul E. VV, 3rd
See Overview and General Index
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- [S68] 1851 Canada West census - ONTARIO-Frontenac-Storrington-David, Canada. "Census of 1851" (Canada East, Canada West, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia). Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Canada. Storrington, Frontenac County, Canada West (Ontario); Roll: C-11721.
Storrington, Frontenac Co., Ontario
David Vannoltingburg, 42 b. 1809 Canada West
Lusy, 39 b. 1812 United States of America
Sarah, 20 b. 1831 Canada West
Isaziah, 17 b. 1834 Canada West
Washington, 13 b. 1838 Canada West
Sophrona, 11 b. 1840 Canada West
Welington, 7 b. 1844 Canada West
Diedame, f, 1 b. 1850 Canada West
Storrington, Frontenac Co., Ontario
(Agricultural Schedule)
David Vanvoltingburgh Con 8 Lot 15
- [S60] 1861 Canada West census - ONTARIO-Frontenac-Storrington-David, Canada. "Census returns for 1861." Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa. Storrington, Frontenac County, Canada West; Roll: C-1021 - C-1023.
Storrington, Frontenac, Ontario
David Bauvottinby, 57 b. 1794 Lower Canada
Lucy, 48 b. 1803 Lower Canada
Hesikiah, 25 b. 1826 Lower Canada
Sarah T., 28 b. 1823 Lower Canada
- [S61] 1861 Canada West census - ONTARIO-Frontenac-Storrington-Ag, Canada. "Agricultural returns for 1861." Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa. Storrington, Frontenac County, Canada West; Roll: C-1021 - C-1023.
Storrington, Frontenac Co., Ontario
(Agricultural)
Vanvollinbury Con 8 Lot 13 west 1/2
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