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James Hamilton VanHoy

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James Hamilton VanHoy

Birth
Stokes County, North Carolina, USA
Death
24 Aug 1845 (aged 70)
Martin County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Perry Township, Martin County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
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James H. Van Hoy (no evidence that his middle name is Hanmilton) was born 20 Aug 1775 - Kent County, Delaware to John Vannoy/Van Hoy,Sr.and his 2nd wife, Jemima (unknown surname). His parents were married in Kent County, Delaware. His father and step-mother, Anne Clifford were both born in Kent County, Delaware. His Grandfather and Grandmother, Abram/Abraham and Susannah Clayton Van Hoy were married in Kent County, Delaware. Susannah was born there.

James' father appeared in the 1790 census in Stokes County, North Carolina John Vanhoy 2 males over 16 - 6 males under 16 - 3 females of all ages - Total 11. He died in 1798. James' mother appears in the 1800 Stokes County census as follows: Jamima Vanoy Males - 1 under 10 - 2- 16 & under 26
Females - 1 under 10; 2 females 10 & under 16; One 45 & up.

James died 24 August 1845, NE of Town of Loogootee, in Perry Township, Martin County, Indiana. His son, Clayton W. and Mary Walker Van Hoy had migrated to Cass County, Missouri in 1841. So, when James passed away, Frances and her youngest daughter, Rebecca, went to live with her son and daughter-in-law.

Children from James and Frances Van Hoy;
Clayton W. Van Hoy 1807 – 1878
Nancy A. Vanhoy 1808 – 1858
Permelia Vanhoy 1810 – 1839
Elizabeth Van Hoy 1812 – 1875
Abraham Van Hoy 1813 - 1846
Permelia Van Hoy 1814 - 1839
Rachel Dorcas Vanhoy 1814 – 1887
Catherine Vanhoy 1818 – 1870
Charles B Van Hoy 1821 – 1884
Rebecca E Vanhoy 1825 - 1883
John Marshall Van Hoy 1830 – 1858
James H. Van Hoy (no evidence that his middle name is Hanmilton) was born 20 Aug 1775 - Kent County, Delaware to John Vannoy/Van Hoy,Sr.and his 2nd wife, Jemima (unknown surname). His parents were married in Kent County, Delaware. His father and step-mother, Anne Clifford were both born in Kent County, Delaware. His Grandfather and Grandmother, Abram/Abraham and Susannah Clayton Van Hoy were married in Kent County, Delaware. Susannah was born there.

James' father appeared in the 1790 census in Stokes County, North Carolina John Vanhoy 2 males over 16 - 6 males under 16 - 3 females of all ages - Total 11. He died in 1798. James' mother appears in the 1800 Stokes County census as follows: Jamima Vanoy Males - 1 under 10 - 2- 16 & under 26
Females - 1 under 10; 2 females 10 & under 16; One 45 & up.

James died 24 August 1845, NE of Town of Loogootee, in Perry Township, Martin County, Indiana. His son, Clayton W. and Mary Walker Van Hoy had migrated to Cass County, Missouri in 1841. So, when James passed away, Frances and her youngest daughter, Rebecca, went to live with her son and daughter-in-law.

Children from James and Frances Van Hoy;
Clayton W. Van Hoy 1807 – 1878
Nancy A. Vanhoy 1808 – 1858
Permelia Vanhoy 1810 – 1839
Elizabeth Van Hoy 1812 – 1875
Abraham Van Hoy 1813 - 1846
Permelia Van Hoy 1814 - 1839
Rachel Dorcas Vanhoy 1814 – 1887
Catherine Vanhoy 1818 – 1870
Charles B Van Hoy 1821 – 1884
Rebecca E Vanhoy 1825 - 1883
John Marshall Van Hoy 1830 – 1858

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  • Maintained by: Wade Hicks
  • Originally Created by: LS
  • Added: Feb 14, 2006
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/13344660/james_hamilton-vanhoy: accessed ), memorial page for James Hamilton VanHoy (20 Aug 1775–24 Aug 1845), Find a Grave Memorial ID 13344660, citing Loves Chapel Cemetery, Perry Township, Martin County, Indiana, USA; Maintained by Wade Hicks (contributor 46881577).