Wynant Vanderpool (1742 - 1810)

Born 1742 in Virginia

Ancestors

Husband of Naomi (Kinman) Vanderpool — married about 1765 in North Carolina

Husband of Sarah (Whitington) Vanderpool — married 20 Nov 1809 in Tennesee or North Carolina

Descendants

Died 1810 at about age 68 in Ashe, North Carolina, United States

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Biography

Wynant Vanderpool performed Patriotic Service in the American Revolution.

Wynant Vanderpool is a DAR Patriot Ancestor, A117728.

Wynant Vanderpool was born in North Carolina.

Wynant was born in 1742 and died in 1810.

He is said to have married Naomi Kinman about 1765. His birth in Pennsylvania and the recorded christening of his sister Sarah in Bucks County makes it extremely likely that Naomi was part of the family of Kinman then known to be living in that area. See John Kinman

By 1772 he was recorded as living in Surry County, North Carolina ^[1]

Wynant Vanderpool Served as Patriot in Revolutionary War ^[2]

Wynant Vanderpool (ca 1740-1810) was probably born in old Augusta County, Virginia. He is listed as a Patriot by the DAR (he sold beef to American forces during Revolutionary War). Information from his descendant Myra Vanderpool Gormley.

Wynant was the son of Abraham Vanderpool ( circa1708-1799) and Jannetje Weibling ( circa 1714-1745). Wynant married Amy Kinman and they had 12 children. 1. Mary Vanderpool Moad 2. Issac Vanderpool 3. Elizabeth Vanderpool 4. Abraham Vanderpool 5. Keziah Vanderpool Pittman 6. Anthony Vanderpool 7. Sarah Vanderpool Ireland 8. Jane Vanderpool Curtis 9. John B. Vanderpool 10. Samuel Vanderpool 11. Elijah Vanderpool 12. Wynant Vanderpool

It has been reported that "Whinney Vanderpoole" in Salisbury District (Wilkes County) was paid 60 pounds for corn and fodder he furnished to the militia in the Revoluationary War. (Vanderpool Newsleter 14.1.)

Sometimes shown as "Winant"

Wynant's famiily in the 1790 SC Census consisted of John (referred to as "Old John" since he is believed to be the first white settler in Ray Co., MO), Anthony, Nancy, Jane WInant/Wynant Jr. (b1782). It's speculated that Nancy could have been named after Amy/Naoma Kinman, and Jane after Jannetje Welling/Wibling (believed to be first wife of Abraham b. 1709. (Vanderpool Newsletter 14.1)

Sources

1. ↑ NC Early Census Index, ancestry.com, Winyard Vanderpool
2. ↑ Ancestry World Trees

• https://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=billvanderpool&id=I5779

• Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases, database online, (http://www.dar.org/ : accessed 27 Jan 2022), "Record of Wynant Van Der Poel", Ancestor # A117728.

• Find A Grave: Memorial #145379310 memorial page for Wynant Vanderpool (1742–1810), Find a Grave Memorial ID 145379310, ; Maintained by Juanita Ruebke Spitzenberger (contributor 48380523) Burial Details Unknown.

Acknowledgements

• WikiTree profile Vanderpool-26 created through the import of Westbrook_Rister_Pittman_Armst.ged on Jul 12, 2011 by Gary Westbrook.