I publish the van Aersdalen Family Association newsletter, The Vanguard. I receive submissions for print from all over (the readership represents over 30 states) but for some strange reason I don't have a single subscriber from Kentucky, a state to which many "Vans" migrated in the late 1700s. A large percentage of Vans currently live there. I have several contacts whose ancestors lived there for a while. I would like to make contact with Van researchers who live in Kentucky who might be able to help us with the biographies of the early Vans of KY and possibly supply some documents for inclusion in the newsletter (wills, deeds, etc.). Anyone interested? Charles R. Vanorsdale

Yes I have some information on Vans who migrated to Kentucky. What would you like, and how long do you want it? I have copies of the states tax rolls begininng in the 1700's and some interesting information about the Vannarsdalls and the Bantas. How can I be of help? Terry Vannarsdale (actual spelling Vannarsdall) it's a birth record thing. Charles Vanorsdale wrote: > I publish the van Aersdalen Family Association newsletter, The Vanguard. I > receive submissions for print from all over (the readership represents over > 30 states) but for some strange reason I don't have a single subscriber from > Kentucky, a state to which many "Vans" migrated in the late 1700s. A large > percentage of Vans currently live there. I have several contacts whose > ancestors lived there for a while. > > I would like to make contact with Van researchers who live in Kentucky who > might be able to help us with the biographies of the early Vans of KY and > possibly supply some documents for inclusion in the newsletter (wills, > deeds, etc.). > > Anyone interested? > > Charles R. Vanorsdale > > ==== VanArsdale Mailing List ==== > We can NOT attach files to our mailing list e-mail. > Anyone wanting to share a copy of an original document may send that copy to <brianter@macatawa.org> > for the "Documents" page <http://www.macatawa.org/~brianter/vanarsdaledocuments.htm>.