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Note: N2584 Elmer’s marriage record to Ruth Burbank names Albany, NY, as his birthplace.
Three Early Vermont Settlers, by Eleanor Angell (Google Books) p 16
Northampton are only five miles apart.) and daughter Jane in Hope in1837; also eldest daughter Catherine married a New York State man,Jacob Van Arnhem, probably about 1835, and they were living in 1840 inNorthampton. Note below (1855 census in chautauqua County) that agrandchild of Amos was born in Fulton County.
p 85: She [Catherine Morse] married in New York State say about 1835Jacob I. Van Ornam, who was born on 19 August 1809 (gravestone) inAlbany (not known whether in county or specifically city), son ofIsaac (Jacob, Abraham, Jan Janse, Jan Dirkse) and Jane(Jaroleman/Jerolemon/Jewlemon).
1840 Northampton, Fulton, NY; Jacob I. Van Arnum 1----1/2---1
1850 Woodbury, Washington, Vermont--all places of birth blank
Jacob Vanornum 40
Catherine Vanornum 32
John Vanornum 14
Mary A Vanornum 12
Sarah Vanornum 8
Ellen Vanornum 7
Eliza Vanornum 5
Jerome Vanornum 3
Catherine Vanornum 0
1860 Montpelier, Washington, Vermont--fam 845
Value of real estate: $100
Household Members: Name Age --Jacob and Eliza b NY, rest born VT
Jacob Vermornam 50 ---shoemaker
Catharine Vermornam 43
Eliza Vermornam 15
Jerome Vermornam 12
Catharine Vermornam 10
Martha Vermornam 7
Eugene Vermornam 4
Josephine Vermornam 2
Aug 15, 1870 Woodbury, Washington, VT
Name: Jacob Vanaman
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1810
Age in 1870: 60
Birthplace: New York
Value of real estate: $100
Post Office: Woodbury
Household Members: Name Age
Jacob Vanaman 60 -----boot shoemaker
Catharine Vanaman 53
Eugene Vanaman 14
Elmer E Vanaman 9
1878 Hardwick, VT see story below
1880 -Northumberland, Coos, NewHampshire
Jacob Vernorman 71-----farmer NY NY NY
Katherine Vernorman 63 VT VT VT
[next door: Elmer L. Vernorman 21 shoemaker, and family]
New Hampshire, Death and Burial Records Index, 1654-1949 about Jacob L Vanorman
Name: Jacob L Vanorman
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1810
Death Date: 2 Jul 1886
Death Place: Charlestown, New Hampshire
Death Age: 76
Father Name: Isaac Vanorman
Mother Name: Jane Vanorman
FHL Film Number: 1004699
New Hampshire, Death Records, 1654-1947
familysearch.org img
Name: Jacob J Vanonnan
Event Date (Original): 2 Jun 1886
Event Date: 02 Jun 1886
Event Place: Charlestown
Gender: Male
Race (Original): W
Race: White
Age: 76
Birth Year (Estimated): 1810
Birthplace: Albany, , New York
Marital Status: Married
Clerk's Jurisdiction Place: Charlestown, , New Hampshire
GS Film number: 1001112
Digital Folder Number: 4244244
Image Number: 02999
Reference ID:
[Source repository: Chronicling of America]
Vermont watchman and State journal., February 06, 1878, Image 3
Hardwick. A serious and disgraceful array
occurred here on tho evening of January 30th, in
which Jacob Vanornam and his son Eugene, and
Mrs. Phebe Britain and her son Francis, were par-
ticipants. These parties occupy adjoining tenements
belonging to the " Britain estate," and it
seems something of a feud between the two families
has for a long time existed, only indicated
however till now, in various petty annoyances.
Francis Britain was on his way for a pail of water.
which led him past the door of Vanorman's shoe
shop in the basement of that tenement, when he
was assaulted and knocked down by Eugene Van-
ornam, who came out of his shop for the purpose,
returning again as soon as he had accomplished it.
Britain resented the assault by breaking
some of the shop windows. This brought out the
younger Vanornam again, armed with a stick of
wood, and followed by his father, who told him
to"kill the d--n cuss! knock his brains out!”
which Eugene proceeded apparently to do so far
as he was able. The noise of the row
brought Mrs. Britain to the rescue of her son,
armed with a clothes stick. Jacob Vanornam
intercepted, and knocked her down twice, effectually
preventing her interference with the
murderous work of Eugene, who, all this time, was
pounding Britain over the head with his club
with telling effect. A crowd of men and boys
had collected near the scene of conflict, but with-
out interfering in any way to stop it, till Sheriff
Woodbury was called who happened to be near.
The result of the fight was the serious injury of
Francis Britain, who was badly cut and bruised
about the head and face, the other participants
escaping uninjured except in the tearing of clothing
and slight "ruffling'1 of temper. The assault
seems to have been without justification and
brutal. Both Vanornams were arrested. Jacob
was tried the 31st, for assaulting Mr. Britain,
and fined six dollars and costs, amounting in all
to about twenty-one dollars. Eugene had his
examination Saturday, resulting in his being bound
up for appearance at county court, with bail at
one hundred and fifty dollars, which was furnished.
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