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Note: WILKES CO NC TAX LIST
JOHN VANDERPOOL 1784,1785,1786,1795
1790 WILKES CO NC
JOHN VANDERPOOL
2 MALE 16+, 3 FEMALES
COVE CREEK CHURCH RECORDS - NC
1798 SEPTEMBER YE FIRST SATERDAY THE CHURCH MET TOGETHER ACCORDING TO APPOINTMENT. REC'C BRO'R JNO & ELENDER VANDERPOOL BY LETTER.
1801 JOHN VANDERPOOL IN CHARGE OF A STORE FOR THE USE OF THE CHURCH FOR CORN OR SKINS OR BEESWAX.
1802 JOHN VANDERPOOL CHOSEN DELEGATE TO THE ASSOCIATION HELD AT DEEP FORD MEETING HOUSE , WILKES CO NC.
OCT 1802 JOHN & WIFE ELENDER VANDERPOOL GRANTED LETTERS OF DISMISSION.
1802 JOHN VANDERPOOL MADE ALLEGATION AGAINST ABNER SMITH FOR BEING EXCESSIVELY HARD ON HIM IN SETTLING ACCOUNTS.
DEC 1803 JOHN VANDERPOOL VS ABNER SMITH - THE GRIEVANCE BETWIXT BROTHER JOHN VANDERPOOL AND BROTHER SMITH TAKEN UNDER CONSIDERATION. THE MATTER BEING OPENED BEFORE THE CHURCH WAS THIS: BROTHER JOHN HAD BOUGHT A GUN OF BROTHER SMITH AND AGREED TO GIVE HIM $4 IN CASH OR $5 IN TRADE AND HAD PAID HIM ALL BUT 17 SHILLINGS IN TRADE. HAD OFFERED HIM ALL SORTS OF TRADE AND COULD NOT SUIT HIM. THEN HE ASKED HOW MUCH MONEY HE WOULD TAKE FOR IT. HE SAID HE WOULD TAKE THE DEBT. BROTHER JOHN THOUGHT THAT HE WAS TOO HARD ON HIM. PART OF THE CHURCH JOINED WITH JOHN AND PART WITH SMITH. AS THERE WAS A SPLIT IN THE CHURCH THEY AGREED TO LAY IT OVER TILL NEXT MEETING AND SENT TO NEW RIVER CHURCH FOR HELP. DELEGATED ABRAHAM VANDERPOOL TO GO TO PETITION THEM.
JAN 3, 1804 THE CHURCH AGREED TO WAIT WITH BROTHER SMITH TILL THE MEETING IN MARCH BEING THAT THE HELPERS HAD NOT COME. (NO FURTHER MENTION OF THIS CASE)
JOHN VANDERPOOL WAS 1ST SETTLER OF RAY CO MO CA 1815.
CAMPBELL CO. TN DEED BOOK E, PAGE 5, 22 SEP 1817
JOHN VANDERPOOL SELLS FOR $500, 100 ACRES TO STEPHEN FORD. LAND IS IN POWELLS VALLEY EASTERN DISTRICT JOINING HENDERSON & COMPANY BIG SURVEY, PART OF A TRACT GRANTED FRANCIS MAYBERRY, MARKED AND KNOWN BY THE LETTER "P" ON THE WATERS OF INDIAN CREEK...CONDITIONAL LINE MADE BETWEEN RICHARD LINVILLE & SAID VANDERPOOL ON HENDERSON COMPANY LINE.....
SIGNED JOHN (HIS MARK) VANDERPOOL
WITNESSES: LODEWICK MOAD, THOMAS MURREY, FRANCIS STONE
PROVEN IN OPEN COURT BY OATH OF FRANCIS STONE 7 SEP 1819.
DAVID L. S TRONG, CLERK
BY JO. HART, HIS DEPUTY.
ABSTRACT OF RAY CO. MO WILLS AND PROBATE, IN MISSOURI PIONEERS, VOL VIII, AUGUST 1970.
JOHN VANDERPOOL, INTESTATE, ADMRX ELLENDER VANDERPOOL; SECURITY WINANT VANDERPOOL, JR., WILLIS ELLIOTT & T. RIGGS. APPRAISERS, JOHN ELLIOTT, THOMAS ENGLISH, THOMAS CROWLEY AND JEREMIAH CROWLEY. 19 JAN 1822.
WINANT VANDERPOOL, GUARDIAN OF JAMES WILBURN VANDERPOOL AND LYDIA VANDERPOOL, INFANT HEIRS OF JOHN VANDERPOOL, DEC'D, SETTLED AMOUNTS DUE JAMES VANDERPOOL AND LYDIA VANDERPOOL. ELLENDER VANDERPOOL, WIDOW OF JOHN VANDERPOOL, AS WELL AS JOHN VANDERPOOL, JR., DELILAH WALKER AND HER HUSBAND JOHN R. WALKER, HEIRS OF SAID JOHN, DEC'D, ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF PAYMENT OF ESTATE. NOV TERM 1830
Ray County, Missouri, was organized on 16 November 1820, named after John Ray, a "member of the constitutional convention from Howard County" (from which Ray Co was created). It originally covered all the territory west of the Grand River to the state line and north of the Missouri River to the state boundary. In 1836 it was reduced to its present boundaries. "In 1816 a number of families from Kentucky and Virginia located upon land along Crooked River, in what is now the southeastern part of the county. Among those settlers were John Profitt, Holland and Winant Vanderpool, John Turner, Isaac Wilson, William Turnage, Lewis Richards and others, nearly all of whom were accompanied by their families. The next few years the immigration to the county was steady. In 1819 the first steamboat up the Missouri River descended as far west as Camden. That year the first school in what is now Ray County was opened by Meadders (sic) Vanderpool. By the first of the year 1820 there were nearly a thousand people in the territory west of the western line of Chariton County and north of the Missouri River." Holland, Winant and Meadors Vanderpool were the sons of John Vanderpool.
(Source: Encyclopedia of the History of Missouri, Howard L. Conard, Ed. 1901. Volume V, pages 303-305)
"John Vanderpool, intestate. Admrx., Ellender Vanderpool. Sec., Winant Vanderpool, Jr., Willis Elliott & T. Riggs. Appraisers, John Elliott, Thomas English, Thomas Crowley and Jeremiah Crowley. 19 Jan 1822. (A8) Winant Vanderpool, guardian of James Wilburn Vanderpool and Lydia Vanderpool, infant heirs of John Vanderpool, decd, settled amounts due James Vanderpool & Lydia Vanderpool. Ellender Vanderpool, widow of John Vanderpool, as well as John Vanderpool, Jr., Delilah (Vanderpool) Walker and her husban John R. Walker, heirs of said John, decd, acknowledge receipt of part payment of extate. Nov term 1830. (A63)" (Source: An abstract of Ray County wills and probate, in Missouri Pioneers, Vol VIII, August 1970)
Children of John Vanderpool and Ellender Meadors are:
i. Wynant Vanderpool, born Circa 1797; died Circa 1865 in Missouri; married Nancy Linville 1815.
ii. Meadors Vanderpool, born 24 January 1798 in N. Carolina; died 6 August 1896 in Oregon; married Mary Polly Linville 10 April 1830.
iii. Mary Polly Vanderpool, born 4 August 1800 in N. Carolina; died 29 December 1889 in Oregon; married Willis Elliott 12 August 1821 in Ray Co, MO.
iv. Kinman Vanderpool, born 9 July 1803 in Campbell Co., TN; died Circa 1852 in Ray Co., MO; married (1) Elizabeth Mann 9 July 1824 in Ray Co., MO; married (2) Elizabeth Holman 18 July 1845 in Ray Co., MO; married (3) Dulcena Tomlinson Circa 1849 in ?.
v. Delilah Vanderpool, born 1804 in Tennessee; died Circa 1860; married James Walker Unknown.
vi. Holland Vanderpool, born 24 December 1806 in Tennessee; died September 1887 in Ray Co, MO; married Leah Linville 30 July 1828 in Ray Co, MO.
vii. John Vanderpool, Jr., born Circa 1808 in Tennessee; died Aft 1860 in Oregon; married (1) Milly Mann 21 October 1827 in Ray County, Missouri; married (2) Elizabeth Hovey 25 June 1857 in Benton Co, Oregon.
viii. Lydia Vanderpool, born Circa 1815.
ix. James Wilburn Vanderpool, born Circa 1818 in Ray Co, MO; died Circa 1829 in Ray Co, MO.
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