-Deaths-
Vanosdol- April 19, 1872, of Paralisis, at his residence in Pleasant Township, Jacob B. Vanosdol.
The deceased wanted but five days of being 85 years of age. Mr Vanosdol was one of the early settlers of this County, having emigrated from Kentucky in 1818. He was for 60 years a consistant member of the Presbyterian Church; a good neighbor, a kind father, a true friend, and esteemed by all who knew him. He leaves a widow, one sister, two years senior (Mrs. Henry Banta), 8 children, and numerous grand children to mourn his departure. He sat with us on Sabbath at the communion table- on Friday night was a corpse, and was buried on the Sabbath following. He came to his grave in a full old age.

Thanks to Carolyn Leonard for the following bio:

Name is spelled many ways, Vanosdol, VanArsdall, Vanarsdale, more.
Jacob Banta Vanosdol served with the Kentucky Mounted Rangers during the War of 1812.
His pension records say:
Served in the War of 1812 for 137 days from 17 Aug 1812 to 31 Dec 1812 in Capt David Adam's CO. of KY. Militia. Discharged at Jeffersonville IN. this was in Col. Wilcox's Reg. KY. Volunteer Militia. Rank- Private.
Written on application for pension 4th of Aug 1871
discription of his service
"That he with the company marched to Jeffersonville, IN from there to Ft Harrison. a Port on the Wabash River. from [there] to Vincennes In. where the company was discharged and the men made their way to their homes in Kentucky. …He has received Bounty land, under act of Congress granting lands to soldiers of 1812.
His post office is Pleasant county of Switzerland, State of Indiana his place of abode is in Jefferson County state of Indiana"

He married the widow Susanna Smith 19 Oct 1808 and they had at least ten children,