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Note: N2597 1855 Greenfield, Saratoga census--http://64.233.187.104/search?q=cache:yveyJ2NtEoAJ:www.rootsweb.com/~nysarato/55Grfld2.htm+site:www.rootsweb.com+Vanornam&hl=en
Living same house/different family
Fam #93: John O Bell 70, wife Sally 48, son of Sally: John Billings 21, Burke 14, Sally's mother Mary Wentworth 70
Fam #94 Jacob 24, b Saratoga Co; Sarah 23 b Montgomery Co, William 3, and Analisa 1, both born Saratoga Co.
Research on John Bell family:
[Sally Wentworth Billings Bell is widow of Andrew Billings and had recently married John Bell. 1840 census shows no female Sarah’s age in the Andrew Billings fam. It’s possible she is the dau or grandau of John Bell but she is not living with him in 1850. Mary Wentworth is dau of Elisha Brown of Rhode Island. See Wentworth Genealogy excerpt in multimedia folder: The Wentworth Genealogy, English and American, Vol 3. Google Books.]
p612 REPORT OP THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL: 77th NY Infantry
VAN ARNUM, WILLIAM R.—Age, 31 years [1830]. Enlisted, September 21,1861, at Ballston Spa, to serve three years; mustered in. as private, Co. B, Oct. 1861; promoted corporal, November 8, 1862; returned to ranks, no date; discharged for disability, November 12, 1862, at Carver Hospital, Washington, D.C.
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VAN ARNUM, JACOB H. -- Age 27 years [1834]. Enlisted, September 21 at Ballston Spa, to serve three years; mustered in as private, Co. B, October 1, 1861; discharged for disability, October 28, 1862, at Annapolis, Md.
28 Jun 1865 Milton, Saratoga, NY fam 266
Jacob Vanornum 34 b Saratoga married 1 time; farmer
Sarah “ 34 wife b “ married 1 time; mother of 6
William “ 13 child b “
Anna “ 11 child b “
Olive “ 9 child b “
Sarah “ 4 child b “
John “ 1 child b “
2 July 1870: Milton, Saratoga, New York Post Office: Greenfield Center
Jacob Van Norman 38 NY
Sarah Van Norman 38
Ann E Van Norman 16
Olive Van Norman 14
Sarah Van Norman 8
Fanny E Van Norman 2
James H Van Norman 1/12 May
Deaths in Milton, Saratoga, NY, 1875
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-13033-139513-1?cc=1918735&wc=M9SL-H2M:n24536064
Frances VanArnum age 7, b NY, died of diphtheria 25 Jan 1875.
George H. VanArnum age 5, b NY, died of diphtheria 2 Feb 1875.
Divorced from Sarah between 1870 and 1875 censuses.
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The following research by Arlene Reeves:
Saratoga Springs NY Saratogian 1859-1899 - 0401.pdf
Jacob Van Arnum. Enlisted as a private in Co. B., 77tb New York; no farther record.
Saratoga Springs NY Saratogian 1874 - 0014.pdf
Jacob Van Arnum, of Saratoga Springs, considers himself the most grievously wronged by a paragraph furnished us by a correspondent, in which he is characterized by terms which be pronounced false and injurious. He challenges the proof that he has ever kept, or that he doss now keep, any disreputable place at Baratoga Springs or elsewhere.—BaUeUm Journal
Saratoga Springs NY Saratogian 1878 - 0126.pdf
B i l l T A L A S S A U L T.
J a c o b Van A r m i n i I n d i c t s Severe I n j u r i e s o n J a m e s Mu n r o e.
Monday (afternoon James Munroe, a tinsmith in the employ of Gates & Son, while in an inebriated condition walked up Van Dam street and sat down on the stoop in front of Jacob Van Arnum's dwelling. He had remained there but a short; time before be was ordered away by Van 'Arnum. Munroe not moving as rapidly as possible, Van Arnum
made a most brutal assault on him. After knocking him down a number of times, Vau Arnum kicked the inebriated man 'several times, inflicting, it is feared, internal injuries that may prove fatal. Munroe's appearance; after the assault, was sickening.
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Brown subsequently appeared on the scene and had the injured man removed to the residence of John Scott on the same street, and medical aid called. He was placed on a bed in the evening and removed to his home at the Schuyler place at Saratoga Lake, accompanied by a physician, who said that Munroe was in a very critical condition. Van Arnum, who, after the assault, preferred the charge of intoxication against Munroe, was placed under arrest by Deputy Sheriff Brown and locked up to await the result of the man's injuries.
Saratoga Springs NY Saratogian 1874 - 0005.pdf
—On Monday, Officer Ford arrested Jacob Van Ornum at Saratoga Springs, for refusing to support his family, who reside in this village, and for being a disorderly person. The affair was settled by the parties mutually consenting to hereafter live separately. Van Ornum is a low, vicious character, and has long been a disgrace to his family, who are quiet, respectable people. He has been keeping a low den at Saratoga for some time past and we trust the people of that village will soon make it too hot for him.—BalteUm
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1875 Saratoga Springs ED 01, Saratoga, NY img 4 fam 48
Frame house value $1500
J.H. Van Arnum 40 b Saratoga married laborer owns no land
C.A. Van Arnum 38 wife b Rensellaer
Libbie Van Arnum 4 dau b Sarasota
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J. H. VanArnum
Birth: unknown
Death: Aug. 26, 1897
Aged 65 yrs.
Co. B, 77 NY Vols.
Burial: Greenridge Cemetery
Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County, New York, USA
Plot: H - 017 (Old)
Created by: Tina
Record added: Sep 13, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 21539348
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