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Note: N2187 “Jacob Van Aernam, farmer; P.O. Waterford; born in Huron Co., Ohio, Feb. 20, 1836; son of Nathaniel and Eunice V. who came to Racine Co., and settled in Waterford, on Sections 7, 8,17, and 18; had a farm of 400 acres; the mother died Jan. 4, 1869; the father died Jan. 20,1873; his sons --Jacob and Alfred B. --succeeded the old gentleman. Jacob as set off forty acres of the farm to his brother, to add to his farm adjoining. Jacob raises choice domestic stock, cattle, sheep and hogs, also, all kind of grain. He married, Jan. 20, 1863, Miss Mary Fisher, daughter of Rev. John and Catherine Fisher; they have one child -- Amanda, born Feb. 4, 1868. Family attend Reformed Presbyterian Church. Politics, Republican.” [Source: History of Racine and Kenosha counties, Wisconsin, 1976]
Home in 1880: Waterford, Racine, Wisconsin
Jacob Van Arnam 44 OH NY NY farmer
Mary Van Arnam 43 NY NY NY
Amanda Van Arnam 12 WI OH NY
Timothey Cokely 17 ----servant
Flemy Bridlenzan 21 ---servant
1890 Veteran’s Schedule
Mount Morris, Waushara, WI
Jacob Vanaernam, Pvt Co B 49th Infantry, enlisted 11 Feb thru 1 Nov 1865, 9m
1 Jun 1905 Waterford, Racine, WI
Birth Location: New York
Marital Status: Widowed
Relation: Brother
Alfred Van Aerman 66
Franzes Van Aerman 61
Jacob Van Aerman 69
Home in 1900: Waterford, Racine, Wisconsin
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Marital Status: Widowed
Father's Birthplace: New York
Mother's Birthplace: New York
Alonzo West 47
Betsy West 77
Myrtle West 17
G N Hubbard 77
Jacob Vanaerman 64
John Goodman 23
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