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Note: SURRY CO NC TAX LIST 1771 - WHYNANT VANDERPOOL, 1 POLL
SURRY CO NC TAX LIST 17 72 - WINYARD VANDERPOOL, 1 POLL
ROWAN CO NC TAX LIST BETWEEN 1767 & 1769 WINAN T VANDERPOOL & WM FIDDLER, 2 POLLS.
1790 PENDLETON CO SC 96TH DIST
WINANT VANDERPOOL, 2 MALE UNDER 16, 2 MALE OVER 16, 3 FEMALE
Buncombe Co. NC Grantor Deed Index; P to Z; 929. DS 736bg (Archives numbers)
3 March 1796 - Wiant Vanderpool et al (grantor) - Samuel Vanderpool (grantee)
100 acres, Mills River. (1) Bk S 2-2;pg 410; (2)Bk S 1-2; pg 410
8 Sept 1796 - Winant Vanderpool - Le vi Anderson
100 acres Mills River; Bk S 1-2; pg 419.
31 May 1801 Wynant Vanderpool & Elijah Curtis witnessed the will of Shadrach Estep, Ashe Co. North Carolina.
1800 ASHE CO NC
WIMEN VANDERPOOL
1 MALE 16-26, 1 MALE 45+; 1 FEMALE 16-26; 1 fema le 45+
Home in 1800: Morgan, Ashe, North Carolina
Name: Winen Vanderpool
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 16: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 45+: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 16: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 45+: 1
Number of Household Members: 6
Sonny Vanderpool asks: Are these his grandchildren, children or step children?
1818 Tennessee Tax List:
Name: Wynant Vanderpool
County: Campbell County
Township: No Township Listed
Database: Tennessee Early Census Index
Cove Creek, North Carolina Church Records:
1799 Mar 1st: Bro Winant Vanderpool and Sister Vanderpool rec'd by letter.
1800 2nd Saturday in April: Bro'r Vanderpool Senr & Sister Naoma Vanderpool rec'd by letter.
Sonny Vanderpool's comment: The above should prove that Winant was still alive as late as 1799 - while some note that he died in 1795 in Rowan Co., North Carolina. I believe he died after 1810 in Ashe Co. Perhaps he is the one who lived to be 100 years old.
Wynant Vanderpool served in the Revolutionary War as a patriot and is listed in the Military Index as follows:
Whining (Wynant) (NC-patriot), b. ca 1747 NJ, d. after 1810 = Naomi (Amy) Kinman, Patriotic Service. VII:167; 257. DAR Patriot Index, p. 3021.
Photocopied records at the State Archives, Raliegh, North Carolina and transcribed and emailed by Charles M. Hansen on April 04, 1999 from MXPH25A@@prodigy.com are as follows: Wynant Vanderpool furnished corn and fodder for American forces in the Revolutionary War, as shown on Voucher number 666, Accounts of the United States of America for Sunries frunished Militia of North Carolina, Virginia and South Carolina, as alioed (sic) by Brown, McKissic and Miller, auditors of Salisbury District, January 1782 as per report number 40.
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/45873464/person/6939241680/mediax/2?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid|pgNum
I have searched for this information about old Wynant being a doctor and living to be 110-115 years of age -- with no success. I believe he was dead before 1840 (maybe even by 1830) and he probably died at a daughter's home -- perhaps the Pittman's? Suspect he died in Kentucky or Tennessee. Highly unlikely he was a doctor and most of these stories about ancestors living past the century mark are incorrect. Not impossible, but if you notice in the censuses, how the "old" people will age even more so with each census. Guess they were proud to be "old". I've been hopeful that some old newspaper might mention Wynant -- if he lived to be an old, old man, but ... still looking. (Myra Vdp Gormley, Vanderpool Descendants Website, 12/31/10)
DNA evidence shows you’re likely a descendant of Wynant Vanderpool because you are part of his DNA Circle, which includes 33 of his probable descendants. (Ancestry.com DNA Project)
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