James was the older brother of Sovereign and son of Isaac and Elizabeth. He married Rachel Smith and had 11 children. He was Northumberland Town Supervisor 1828 and Town Clerk in 1819. His name is spelled Vanderwarker on his stone. He lived 74 years.
Paul Vanderwarker informs that a son Isaac J. Vanderwarker was born 1811.
James purportedly once owned the property where the church and this cemetery stand and thus was one of the founders of the Bacon Hill Cemetery.
Paul Vanderwarker informs that a son Isaac J. Vanderwarker was born 1811.
James purportedly once owned the property where the church and this cemetery stand and thus was one of the founders of the Bacon Hill Cemetery.
James was the older brother of Sovereign and son of Isaac and Elizabeth. He married Rachel Smith and had 11 children. He was Northumberland Town Supervisor 1828 and Town Clerk in 1819. His name is spelled Vanderwarker on his stone. He lived 74 years.
Paul Vanderwarker informs that a son Isaac J. Vanderwarker was born 1811.
James purportedly once owned the property where the church and this cemetery stand and thus was one of the founders of the Bacon Hill Cemetery.
Paul Vanderwarker informs that a son Isaac J. Vanderwarker was born 1811.
James purportedly once owned the property where the church and this cemetery stand and thus was one of the founders of the Bacon Hill Cemetery.
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