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Col
John Van Hoose

JOHN
VAN HOOSE was born
April 05, 1760 in Anson
Co.,NC, and
died January 05, 1860 in
White House, Johnson
Co.,KY. He married MARY
BRYAN 1789 in Montgomery
Co. NC, daughter
of WILLIAM BRYAN and MARY
BOONE. She was
born May 20, 1769 in
Orange County,NC, and
died January 28, 1847 in
Hager Hill, Johnson Co.,KY.
Colonel
John Van Hoose,
Revolutionary War Soldier,
Pioneer, Farmer, and the
Grand-daddy
of all the Van Hooses in
Eastern Kentucky, was born
April 5,1760 in
Arson (now Montgomery)
County, North Carolina. He
married, in 1788, in
Montgomery
County, North Carolina, to
Mary Bryan, daughter of
William Bryan.
About
1800 he moved to
Washington County Virginia
for a few years. Later
moving to
Cabell County, (now Wayne
County) West Virginia.
About 1810 he moved
to Jennie's Creek in Floyd
(Johnson) County Kentucky,
at a place now called
Hager Hill. " Colonel
Van Hoose was one of the
trustees of the first
seminary
founded in the Big Sandy
Valley, Prestonsburg
Academy, established
about 1820.
In recognition of his
services to his country,
his name, with others, is
inscribed
on a monument erected in
the Court House yard at
Paintsville, Kentucky,
by the
Daughters of the American
Revolution of Johnson
County. In his last years
Colonel Van
Hoose lived with his son,
Valentine, near White
House on the Sandy River.
He died January 5, 1860
and is buried at the Van
Hoose graveyard near
White
House, Kentucky.
John
Van Hoose had service in
the Revolutionary War in
the Virginia State Troops,
Clark's
Illinois Regiment.
(Source
Libby Preston) According to the Mitchel
Hall's book "Jenny
Wiley Country"
John was 6
feet 2 inches tall weighed
240 pounds and was 16
years of age when the
Revolution broke out.
Children
of (COL)
VANHOOSE
and MARY
BRYAN
are:
i. JAMES B6 VAN HOOSE, b. March 01, 1791, Montgomery Co.,NC; d. November 24, 1864, Johnson Co., Kentucky.
ii. JOHN B VANHOOSE, b. December 12, 1792, Montgomery County, North Carolina; d. July 12, 1882, Fayetteville, Washington Co., Ar..
iii. LEVI VANHOOSE, b. March 22, 1795, Montgomery Co.,NC; d. Bef. 1858, Johnson Co., Kentucky.
iv. VALENTINE FELTY VANHOOSE, b. September 19, 1797, Cabell Co.,VA; d. December 12, 1878, Johnson Co., Kentucky.
v. HANNAH VANHOOSE, b. February 28, 1800, Washington Co.,VA; m. RICHARD DAMRON, August 26, 1821.
vi. ELIZABETH VANHOOSE, b. August 18, 1801, Cabell Co.,VA; d. 1884, Lawrence Co., Kentucky.
vii. JESSE VANHOOSE, b. May 17, 1804, Cabell Co.,W.VA.
viii. REUBEN VANHOOSE, b. April 05, 1807, Floyd Co, Kentucky.
ix. SARAH VANHOOSE, b. October 31, 1809, Lawrence Co., Kentucky.
x. THOMAS VANHOOSE, b. June 07, 1812, Cabel Co, WV; d. October 31, 1876, Sitka, Johnson Co, Kentucky.

Source:
Charles Parson's
Book
"The
Van Hoose Family of
Eastern Kentucky"
Published
in 1964
AND
Joyce
Lindstrom's Book
"
Van Hoose-Van Hooser-Van Huss Family in
the United States"
Published
in 1993
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