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Note: N2922 Census
Isaac Vanamen 1790 Lower Smithfield, Northampton, PA: 134. 3 names later: David Williams 224
Descendants of Jean Mousnier de la MONTAGNE (1595-1670)
Entries: 44804 Updated: 2009-06-08 Contact:Lois Stewart Home Page: Society of Descendants of Johannes de la Montagne
Huguenot physician of New Amsterdam and Vice-Director of NewNetherland, Jean Mousnier de la Montagne was also known as Dr.Johannes de LA MONTAGNE. The surname today appears in many different forms, the most common being MONTANYE, MONTANEY, MANTONYA, MONTONYE,MONTONYA, MONTAYNE, MINTONYE, and MONTANA
ID: I00665
Name: Isaac VAN NAMEN
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1735 in Lower Smithfield, Northampton County, Pennsylvania
Death: AFT 1790 in Canandaigua, Ontario County, New York
Father: Samuel VAN NAMEN b: in Staten Island, New York City
Mother: Sara de LA MONTAGNE b: 1696 in New York City
Marriage 1 Maria WILLIAMS b: ABT 1740
Married: BEF 1760 in Lower Smithfield, Northampton County,Pennsylvania
Children
Sara VAN NAMEN b: 1760 in Lower Smithfield, Northampton County,Pennsylvania
Elizabeth VAN NAMEN b: 1760 in Lower Smithfield, Northampton County,Pennsylvania
Mary VAN NAMEN b: DEC 1769 in Lower Smithfield, Northampton County,Pennsylvania
Jacob VAN NAMEN b: 5 FEB 1783 in Lower Smithfield, Northampton County,Pennsylvania
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Children:
The Rev. War App's indicate that Samuel, Betsey and Hannah were siblings and children of Isaac Van Norman (etc.). William was also mentioned in the app., but I never received a page that stated his actual connection.....
There are two baptismal records that list Isaac and Mary as parents:
5. Mary van Naamen bp. 21 Aug. 1770, born 12 1769 (sic); no sponsors
6. Jacob Vannorman bp. 29 Aug. 1788, born 5 Feb. 1783; no sponsors
plus:
?7. Henry Countryman, bap. 31 Aug. 1788, s/o Henry Countryman & Susannah Vannorman, born 30 April 1788; no sponsors.--- Her parents could be either Isaac and Mary, or Joseph and Elizabeth (Wybern)... Joseph does mention a daughter Susannah in his will.
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8 Aug 1784
Wyoming, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA
In a list of Wyoming Contestants who had been shut up in the Garrison at Wyoming; He appears in the list with Ephraim and John Van Orman, and James Johnston & Nicholas Brink
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http://books.google.com/books?id=rEYVAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA1230&dq=%22van+norman%22&lr=lang_en&as_drrb_is=q&as_minm_is=0&as_miny_is=&as_maxm_is=0&as_maxy_is=&as_brr=1&as_pt=ALLTYPES&ei=b7jwSYLzGZCOMqio2NsJ#v=snippet&q=ORMAN&f=false A history of Wilkes-Barré, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania: from its first ... By Oscar Jewell Harvey, Ernest Gray Smith
PG 1230
Some time in 1781 Captain Franklin's company was incorporated into the Connecticut Militia, and became the First Company of the Fifth Regiment. In the Winter of 1781-'82 the company was constituted as follows, as shown by a muster-roll found among the papers of Christopher Hurlbut of Hanover Township, and first published in 1887 in Johnson's "Historical Record," I : 211. The roll is as follows (the names of the privates being arranged in alphabetical form by the present writer): "Captain, John Franklin; Lieutenants, Daniel Gore, Roasel Franklin, Nathan Kingsley; Ensign, John Hageinan; Sergeants, Daniel Ingersoll, William Hibbard, William Jackson, John Hurlbut, Jr.; Corporals, Benjamin Bailey, Joseph Elliott, Henry Harding, John Fuller; Drummer, William Houck; Fifer, William Smith, Jr.; Privates, Asa Bennett, Isaac Bennett, Elisha Bennett, Oliver Bennett, Ishmael Bennett, Jr., David Brewster, David Brown, John Borlen, George Charles, Joseph Corey, Nathan Carey, John Carey, Benjamin Carey, Preserved Cooley. Frederick Frey, William Fish, Samuel Gore, John Gore, Avery Gore, James Grimes, Ebenezer Hebard, Reuben Harrington, Richard Inman, John Inrnan, Edward Inman, John Lanterman, Walter Lanterman, Josiah Pell, Thomas Reed, William Ross, John Spalding, Daniel Sherwood, Edward Spencer, Walter Spencer, James Sutton, Giles Slocum, Jabez Sill, Jr., Ephraim Tyler, Joseph Thomas. Nicodemus Traverse, Joseph Van Norman, Isaac Van Norman. Nathan Wade, Nathaniel Walker, Clement West, Leonard Westbrook, Derrick Westbrook, William Williams, Abel Yarington.
Revolutionary War Bounty Land
In "The Military Tract Of Central NY"
For The Area Within Tompkins County, New York
http://www.nytompki.org/bounty.htm
Van Norman Isaac Dryden 28 Dryden
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