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Note: Daniel Vandemark and his father Jeremiah migrated first to Fairfield Co. Ohio. Following
Fairfield Co. Deeds:
G-574, 12, Nov. 1810; Henry Darst and Catherine to Jeremiah Vandemark of Fairfield
Co., part of sec. 3, Tp. 14, Range 19, Chillicothe Lands Dist.,88-39/100 acres, conveyed
to Darst by E. Scofield, 18 Sept. 1807, Rec. F-261 {Immediately west of Lancaster, OH.}
H-220; 8 Oct, 1811; Rec. 4/15/1812, Zephaniah Drake and wife Mary for $617 to Daniel
Vandemark, part of W1/2, S. 23, T. 14.R.20, adjoin. Abraham Van Courtright's, 82+
acres. Granted by U.S. to Drake by patent 4/25/1811. Witnesses: Jesse D. Courtright,
Abm. Vn. Courtright.
J-43, 30 April 1814, Jeremiah Vandemark and Ester of Fairfield Co. to Isaac Darst for
$900, part of S.3, T.14,R.19, Chillicothe land Dist., 88-39/100 acres. Rec. 5/21/1814.
J-429, 26 July 1814, Daniel Vandemark & Catherine of Fairfield Co. to Abraham Van
Courtright Jr. for $1000., part of W1/2, S.23,T.14R.20, adjoin Abm. V. Courtright Sr.,
land along Zaphaniah Drake's. 82-24/100 acres.
Franklin Co. Ohio Deeds:
Jeremiah Vandermark from U.S. 160 acres: no deed available probably lost in
courthouse fire, v. 10-274, Madison Tp. Sec. 29, NE 1/4.
1826, Daniel Vandermark, to Hezekiah Hubbell, v. 6, P.16, Madison Tp., pt. of section
29. Mortgage Deed to Hezekiah Hubbell, land willed by deceased father, Jeremiah VDM,
30 acres R. 20, T11, part of sec 29.
Ohio 1810 Tax Duplicate List, p. 40; Daniel Vandermark; 80 acres, sec. 23 Fairfield Co.
OH.
Ohio Genealogical Quarterly, Vol. II; p. 119.
Tavern keepers, Madison Tp., 1811-1847. Licensed issued Vandemark (sic), Daniel
(Peter), Sept. 2, 1829; Vandemark (sic), Jeremiah 3/2/1819, 3/4/1823.
p. 186 Estate settlements, Franklin Co. oh.; 0542 8/24/1829, Daniel Vandemark chosen
guardian by Jeremiah age 14, minor of Jeremiah, deceased.
While in Fairfield Co. OH, Daniel served two tours in the War of 1812 with Great
Britain. He was drafted near New Lancaster, OH serving under Captain Peter Huber at
New Lancaster guarding prisoners taken by Commodore Perry. Also, Upper Sandusky
under Jno Herrison. Reference: National Archives Record.
Daniel was reared a farmer and migrated to Allen Co. OH about 1837 where he
lived about one year. the family then came to Putnam Co. OH and leased land in Sugar
Creek Twp., for ten years. He then bought an uncleared farm in same Twp., on which he
lived until his death Feb. 8, 1857. He was a member of the Christian Church, and a
Republican in politics, serving as a constable several years in Putnam Co. His wife Sarah
died Feb. 10, 1869. Ref. Port. & Putnam Cos. Ohio.
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