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Note: N1841 Albany DRC: 1704 May 7 Isaac, of Jan Janse Van Aarnhem and Hester Fonda. Wit.: Salomon and Alida Van Vechten. [Hester's sister and her husband] http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/albany/part2.html
1722 Nov 2 banns Van Arnhem, Isack ?, Salisbury
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vreelandproject/rdcalbanynymarrgroom.html
Baptism Date: 13 Mar 1723
Father: Joh. Becker Mother: Sara [Isaac's sister] Item #: 3077
Child: Isack Sponsor: Isack V. Arnhem; Jann. V. Arnhem Albany Reformed
Dec 17, 1722
Isack, of Joh. and Sara Becker. Wit.: Isack and Jann. V. Arnhem.
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1)Child: Henrich Reference ID: 108
Birth Date: 17 Jan 1723
Bapt. Date: ? Jan 1723
Parents: Isaac Aarnheem; Jange
Sponsors: Leysewaer Van Husum; Volkaert Van Husum
Comment: born in Claverack, baptized in Gospelhook
Source: Baptism Record of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, AthensZion Evangelical Lutheran Church: 1704-1918
Location: Town of Athens, Greene County --- Denomination: EvangelicalLutheranBaptism Date: 16 Aug 1724
2) 1723, Jan 17 Henrich, Isaac Aarnheim, Janye, Klaverak
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nygreen2/zion_lutheran.htm
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1724- Father: Isack V. Arnhem Mother: Jann.
Item #: 3217
Child: Hester
Sponsor: Abr. Van Arnhem; Ha. Van Arnhem
Albany Reformed
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1727 2.4 Bap rec Isaak Van Arnem, Jann'i Van Arnem; #81 Hendrick;Sponsors: Hen'd V.Salsberge, Jann:Goes" Baptismal Records of theKinderhook Reformed Church, Kinderhook, NY 1718, [Kelly]
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1729 Yzaak V. Aarnem, Jannetie V. Aarnem, #149 Cornelia, Sponsors:Lucas V. Salsbergen, Eva V.der Kar --Baptismal Records of theKinderhook Reformed Church, Kinderhook, NY 1718, 1899 [Kelly]
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27 Sep 1730 Baptism Date: Father: Yzaack V. Aarnhem Mother:Jannetie V. Aarnhem Item #: 220
Child: Sara, Sponsor: Benjamyn Wenne; Rachel Wenne Baptism Record ofKinderhook Reformed Church: 1718-1899
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1733 Bap rec :6.24 Yzaak V. Aarnhem, Jannetje V. Aarnhem, #329 Jan,Sponsors: Corn'ls Schermerhoorn, Immetie V.Salsbergen
Baptismal Records of the Kinderhook Reformed Church, Kinderhook, NY1718, 1899 (Kelly)
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1736 --Bap record: 6.20 Isaac Van Aarnem and Jannetje Van Aarnem, #436Rebecca Sponsors: Jan Ophem and Immetje Ophem.
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Child: Luykas Reference ID: 609
Bapt. Date: 22 Aug 1738
Parents: Yzaak Van Arneim; Jannetje
Sponsors: Hannes Saltzberger, & wife; Jobje
Comment: 3m old; baptized at Ph. Kuhns' house, Goghkameka (Ancram)
Source: Baptism Record of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Athens
Athens Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church: 1704-1918
Location: Town of Athens, Greene County --- Denomination: EvangelicalLutheran
Note: Jannetje's sister Jobje married their cousin Johannes, son oftheir father Hendrick's brother Hermanus.
1738 Aug 22 Luycas v. Arnheim, Izaak & Jannetje
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nygreen2/zion_lutheran.htm
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1744- Does not appear on Kinderhook tax list http://www.rootsweb.com/~nycolumb/col-kin2.htm
Tax list for Dutchess Co, Nine Partners/Crum Elbow Precinct:
VanArnhem, VanArnan...Isaak 1738/39-June 1748
Fort Massachusetts, built in 1744 below the junction of the Upper and Lower forks of the Hoosic River fell to General Vaudrevil's 900 French and Indians in the summer of 1745.
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1752 CT record: Isaac Vanarnum of Alobeck in Dutchess Co in the Province of NY having some years past purchased of one Stephen John, Indian, a certain parcel of land containing 4820 acres of land lying on the west side of Ousatunuck River, against the township of Kent....
Crom Elbow is a point at a short turn of the E. shore of the Hudson,about 4 miles above Poughkeepsie. the Dutch write it Crom Albo.[Source: A gazetteer of the State of New-York: embracing an amplesurvey and ...By Horatio Gates Spafford, p 136, Google Books]
Crom Elbow was one of seven precincts created in Dutchess Co. in 1737. In 1762, after Isaac left, it was divided into two, Charlotte and Amenia, due to the population extent. [The colonial laws of New York from the year 1664 to the Revolution ..., Volume 4
By New York (State), Charles Zebina Lincoln, William H. Johnson, AnselJudd Northrup, p. 614 Google Books.]
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One of the original founders of Pownal, NY., in 1760, Isaac Van Arnhemin fact had been living in the area known as Pownal for several yearsprior to the charter of Pownal by Governor Wentworth of New Hampshire.This area, which is now in Vermont, was at the time of Pownal'sfounding in 1760, claimed by both New Hampshire & New York. At thefirst meeting of grantees, Isaac Van Arnhem was authorized to retain"100 acres of his old farm.: Isaac's son John Van Arhem, who had been listed on the Muster Roll of Capt. Isaac Wyman's Company at Fort Massachusettes in His Majesty's service in July 1755, was also one of the original Pownal grantees. In fact, the father and son were the only grantees who were actually residents on the land at the time of the charter in 1760. Isaac's farm, located on the land that was later to become Pownal, must have dated several years prior to John's military service.
Source: Pownal - A Vermont Town's Two Hundred Years & More by JosephParks, The Pownal Bicentennial Committe, 1977, pp. 19-21Proprietor'sBook, Pownal, VT, (LDS Film 28674)John L. Johnston, 14813 GlenwoodDr., Magalia, CA
> 1763 Oct. 7 bo. Oct. 7. Joannes, of Hendrik V. Arnhem and Susanna Winne.
> Wit.: Yzak V. Arnem, Willemtje Winne.
This is likely Isaac(1704); Hendrick is his nephew by his brother Jan Dirck
> (Jan/Jan Dircks). Hendrick lived somewhere between Brunswick and Troy.
> Willemtje Winne is probably Willempe Winne, daughter of Isaac (1704)'s
> sister Rachel.
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> 1767 May 17. bo. Apr. 16. Abraham, of Johannes Knoet, Jr., and Sara V.
> Aarnhem. Wit.: Yzaac and Elisabeth V. Aarnhem.
This is likely Isaac(1704). Sara VA was his niece (Abraham, Jan Jans, Jan
> Dircks). The Knoet/Clutes lived in Albany proper at this point, however.
> (It's odd here that Sara's father Abraham wasn't the witness.)
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....the Committee for Correspondence question still seems to
be open with a slight weight in favor of Isaac(1724). There is no
indication Isaac(1704) was ever actually in Albany. Isaac(1745) seems
kind of young for such a body, although, so too, was Thomas Jefferson for
the Continental Congress. Isaac (1724), however, was of a plausible age
and his father, Jan had been involved in New York politics over a period
of years as assessor and collector, so perhaps in interest in government was
passed along to his son. I consider Isaac(1745) to more likely be one of
the Isaac Van Arnams (if this is not the same man with two different
spellings) listed as a lieutenant in the Albany Militia Third Regiment
http://www.fortklock.com/nymilitiaalbany3.htm [Pete G.]
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Van Aernam, Van Ernum, Van Ornam: all three spellings in the Minutes of the Albany Committee of Correspondence. Only Isaac. No other relatives/VA names Referenced in the biography of Ione Violet Goodson from the book Hollanders in America (title from memory--may be incorrect) Isaac was a signer of the of the original oath of secrecy of Albany Committee of Correspondence, Jan 27, 1777. The following site lists the names of signers, not just in Albany though that's where Isaac Van Aernam's name appears in the original list (Names of The Albany Committeeman), but from other areas, including Kinderhook and Bennington, etc. The other forms of the name appear in the minutes in lists of members present at various meetings in Albany. This Isaac Van Aernam is named as assigned to a task in the third ward, which is I assume where he lived.
http://www.fortklock.com/namesalbany.htm
The Book of Names, Especially Relating to The Early Palatines and the First Settlers in the Mohawk Valley
Compiled and Arranged by Lou D. MacWethy, Published by The Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, NY., 1933
Albany County: Names of The Members of The Albany Committee of Correspondence
The following names of the Albany Committee and adjoining precincts is taken from the volume of minutes published by the State of New York in1925. This volume given the minutes in detail under date of eachseparate meeting. From this we have gathered all the names as theyappear in the book. While this takes us out of the Mohawk Valley anddown the Hudson we deem it proper to incorporate them into the presentwork because of their intimate relations with the Committeemen of theMohawk Valley. It was in the upper Mohawk that the far flung battleline was drawn across the wide frontier threatened by Canada at thenorth and the Iroquois from the west. As the supplies and munitionscame up the Hudson and thence to the front and as communications fromthe front passed through Albany there naturally grew up relations withcompelled their treatment as an entire group. In come instances menwill be found who belonged to two or more of these committees. Theirnames have therefore been duplicated in order that their fullactivities may be of record. Following the Albany names those of theoutlying districts north and south are added under their separatedivisions. The Oath of Secrecy appears in the Albany book and as itbreathes the spirit of the times we reproduce it in full. A carefulreading ought to present a picture of the state of the times whichcould produce an instrument of that character.
The Oath of Secrecy
We the subscribers do swear on the Holy Evangelists of Almighty Godthat we will no divulge or make known to any Person or Personswhomsoever (except to a Member or Members of this Board) the name ofany Member of this Committee giving his vote upon any controvertedmatter which may be debated or determined in Committee, or thearguments used by such Person or Persons upon such ControvertedSubject, and all other such matters as shall be given hereafter incharge by the chairman of this Committee to the Members to be keptsecret under the sanction of this Oath, until discharged therefrom bythis committee or a majority of the subscribers of the Survivors ofthem, or unless when called upon as a Witness in a Court of Justice.
Compendium of American Genealogy: first families of Vol 7, by AlbertNelson Marquis, Google Books snippet, search for Jan Hendrickse VanSalbergen, p. 184: Isaac (bap. May 4, 1704), soldier Am. Rev. ofAlbany co., NY: signer original Oath of Secrecy, Albany Comm.Correspondence, 1777; m 1st at Salisbury, Nov 2, 1722, JannetjeSalisbury, or Van Salsbergen.
Luykas (b Athens, NY May 1738) corpl in...(end of snippet)
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Documentary History Of New York, Vol by O'Callahan
John, page 1030, petition, residing New Hampshire, 1766, (Vanernum)
Luke, page 1030, petition, residing New Hampshire, 1766, "
Isaac, page 1030, petition, residing New Hampshire, 1766, "
Isaac, page 777, resident, residing Bennington, 1772, (Vannonum)
The New Hampshire Grants, New Hampshire State Papers, Vol. 26
John, page 605, petition, residing Pownal, 1766, (Vanernum)
Luke, page 605, petition, residing Pownal, 1766 "
Isaac, page 605, petition, residing Pownal, 1766
1771 Vermont Census, p. 88, (Google Books)
Venornum, Abraham 1765 Pownal RS 851 OCA851: 584 (ditto for otherVenornums listed)
Venornum, Isaac
Venornum, Isaac Jr.
Venornum, John
Venornum, Luke
State Papers of Vermont, Vol. V
Isaac, pg325-326, petition of Isaac Vanorman for certain islands in Lake Champlain, 1782.
Soldiers, Sailors & Patriots of the Rev, War. Carleton E. Fisher
John, page 533, resided Bennington, 1781. Captn, Hutchin's Company
Richard, page 533, born Albany 1759, Capt. Veeder's Co. 1776, resided Canada 1815, NY Shelburne 1833.
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Newton's Early History of Amenia, p 27 "About 1742 Capt Stephen Hopkins of Hartford purchased a tract of land about a mile north of Amenia and including the land on which the Old Red Meeting House stood. He purchased the north half of lot 32 of Nine Partners and appears to have purchased the right of Issac Vanernom who had bought of JOHN SALISBURY.* Google books
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Isaac is a witness for an October 21, 1741 land transaction between John Everson and Henry Franklin & John Clapp in the Crum Elbow precinct. The transaction is part of the second division of lot #33 of the GNP patent. I believe Isaac owned property inside lot 32 of the general or (first) division.
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You will find Isaac listed twice in the document.
Here is the link.
_https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1961-32717-6137-70?cc=2078654&wc=M
9M4-XHM:n1088940464_ (https://familysearch.org/pal:/
MM9.3.1/TH-1961-32717-6137-70?cc=2078654&wc=M9M4-XHM:n1088940464)
Mike Van Norman
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