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200. ISAAC⁷ VAN ZANDT (JACOB⁶, JACOB⁵, GARRET⁴ VANZANDT, ALBERTUS³ VANSANDT, GERRET STOFFELSE² VANSANT, CHRISTOFFEL¹) was born July 10, 1813 in Franklin County, Tennessee ⁶¹, and died October 10, 1847 in Houston, Harris County, Texas⁶¹. He married FRANCES COOKE LIPSCOMB December 18, 1833 in Franklin County, Tennessee⁶¹, daughter of WILLIAM LIPSCOMB and ANN COOKE. She was born March 04, 1816 in Virginia⁶¹, and died March 1909 in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas⁶¹.

Notes for ISAAC VAN ZANDT:
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He married Frances Cooke Lipscomb in Franklin Co., TN, December 18, 1833. Isaac was involved in his Father's Business at Old Salem, Franklin Co., TN. Moved to Coffeeville, Yalobusha County, MS, after his Father's death and engaged in the mercantile trade. He was admitted to the Mississippi Bar. He lived in Panola Co., TX by 1838. 1840-1842 he was a member of the Texas House and was appointed in 1842 to represent Texas in Washington as "Charge D'Affaires." He was a member of the Texas Constitutional Convention of 1845. He practised Law at Marshall, Harrison Co., TX. He was a candidate for Governor of Texas in 1847, but he died before the Election. He would have been Texas's first Governor as Part of the U.S.A.

Van Zandt, Isaac (1813-1847) Father of Khleber Miller Van Zandt. Born in Franklin County, Tenn., July 10, 1813. Member of Texas Republic House of Representatives, 1840-42; Texas Republic Charge d'Affaires to the United States, 1842; delegate to Texas state constitutional convention, 1845. Instrumental in negotiating the treaty to annex the Texas Republic to the United States. Died of yellow fever while campaigning for Governor, in Houston, Harris County, Tex., October 11, 1847. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery, Marshall, Tex. Van Zandt County, Tex. is named for him.

Notes for ISAAC VAN ZANDT:
Isaac Van Zandt, the only son to reach manhood married Frances Cook Lipscomb, of Franklin County, Tennesse, on December 18, 1833, six months before reaching his majority. This was a little more than two years before the Texas patriot had declared their independence from Mexico, and Sam Houston, A Tennessean, had conquered the Mexican army at San Jacinto, thereby establishing the Lone Star Republic. The stories of the wonders of Texas appealed to young Isaac Van Zandt, and late in the year 1839 he and his young wife established their home in Harrison County. The next year, in 1840, he was licensed to practice law, and the same year, while not having resided in the Republic a sufficient length of time to entitle him to vote, he became a candidate for the Congress of the Republic, and was elected, and re-elected the next year. In 1842, before he had reached the age of 30 years, President Houston appointed him plenipotentiary to the United States. He made the trip to Washington by private conveyance and spent the greater part of two years there. He was instrumental, in connection with J. Pinckney Henderson and John C. Calhoun, the Secretary of State, in framing the Treaty of Annexation, which was rejected by the United States Senate. He was elected as a member of the Constitutional Convention of 1845, and led the forces in favor of inserting the homestead exemption clause in the Constitution where it has remained practically unchanged since. He became a candidate for Governor in 1847, but death ended his career before the election. He died of yellow fever at Houston, October 11, 1847, before reaching the age of 35 years. He left surviving him his wife and five children.

More About ISAAC VAN ZANDT:
Burial: Marshall, TX

Children of ISAAC VAN ZANDT and FRANCES LIPSCOMB are:

LOUISA⁸ VAN ZANDT, b. November 25, 1834⁶¹; d. 1924, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas⁶¹; m. JEREMIAH MORRILL CLOUGH, April 29, 1850, Marshall, Harrison County, Texas⁶¹; b. WFT Est. 1817-1837⁶¹; d. February 15, 1862, Fort Donalson⁶¹.

More About JEREMIAH MORRILL CLOUGH:
Fact 1: Lieutenant-Colonel, 7th Texas Regiment, CSA⁶¹
Fact 2: February 15, 1862, killed at Fort Donalson⁶¹

399.	ii.	GEN. KHLEBER MILLER VAN ZANDT, b. November 07, 1836, Salem, Franklin County, Tennessee; d. March 19, 1930, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.
400.	iii.	ISAAC LYCURGUS VAN ZANDT, b. January 05, 1840, Tennessee; d. 1935, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.
401.	iv.	FRANCES COOKE VAN ZANDT, b. May 1842, Marshall, Harrison Co, TX; d. 1935.
402.	v.	IDA COOKE VAN ZANDT, b. May 20, 1844, Washington, D.C.; d. 1937, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.

201. EMILY⁷ VANZANDT (JACOB⁶ VAN ZANDT, CAPTAIN, JACOB⁵, GARRET⁴ VANZANDT, ALBERTUS³ VANSANDT, GERRET STOFFELSE² VANSANT, CHRISTOFFEL¹) was born September 09, 1817, and died June 1864. She married (1) BENJAMIN WOFFORD. She married (2) JOSEPH ROWE, M.D.. She married (3) ROBERT DAVIS, M.D..

Child of EMILY VANZANDT and BENJAMIN WOFFORD is:

403.

JACOB HENRY⁸ WOFFORD, b. February 15, 1836; d. January 19, 1918.

Children of EMILY VANZANDT and JOSEPH ROWE are:

404.	ii.	HORACE⁸ ROWE, d. September 15, 1883.
	iii.	ARTHUR ROWE, d. January 1873.
405.	iv.	EMILY ROWE, d. November 27, 1887.
	v.	CHARLES ROWE.

Children of EMILY VANZANDT and ROBERT DAVIS are:

406.	vi.	ANN ELIZA⁸ DAVIS, b. March 03, 1839; d. September 27, 1907.
	vii.	THOMAS FERN DAVIS, b. September 1840; d. 1862.
407.	viii.	ISABELLA MARIA DAVIS, b. April 16, 1842; d. August 1928.
408.	ix.	ISAAC VANZANDT DAVIS, b. November 05, 1843.
409.	x.	ROBERT ANDREW DAVIS, b. 1845; d. 1878.
410.	xi.	WILLIAM TRYON DAVIS, b. November 1847.

202. MARIA LOUISA⁷ VANZANDT (JACOB⁶ VAN ZANDT, CAPTAIN, JACOB⁵, GARRET⁴ VANZANDT, ALBERTUS³ VANSANDT, GERRET STOFFELSE² VANSANT, CHRISTOFFEL¹) was born 1822, and died July 18, 1863. She married THOMAS HENRY JONES 1838.

Children of MARIA VANZANDT and THOMAS JONES are:

	i.	OLIVIA O'NEAL⁸ JONES.
	ii.	LINTON JONES.
411.	iii.	EMILY ELIZA JONES, b. April 21, 1839.

203. FRANCES ADELINE⁷ VANZANDT (JACOB⁶ VAN ZANDT, CAPTAIN, JACOB⁵, GARRET⁴ VANZANDT, ALBERTUS³ VANSANDT, GERRET STOFFELSE² VANSANT, CHRISTOFFEL¹) was born August 31, 1824, and died July 1916 in Austin, TX. She married JAMES HILL HUTCHINS 1841 in Coffeecille, Yalobusha County, Mississippi.

Notes for JAMES HILL HUTCHINS:
More About JAMES H. HUTCHINS:
Fact 1: 1849, Moved to Texas and settled in Austin
Fact 2: Became distinguished as lawyer

Children of FRANCES VANZANDT and JAMES HUTCHINS are:

	i.	WILLIAM THOMAS⁸ HUTCHINS, b. August 22, 1842, Coffeeville, Mississippi.
412.	ii.	JAMES VANZANT HUTCHINS, b. June 13, 1844.
	iii.	AMELIA JONES HUTCHINS, b. July 06, 1846, Coffeeville, Mississippi; m. FRANK GLENN.
413.	iv.	BLUCHER CLOUGH HUTCHINS, b. February 18, 1851, Travis County, Texas.
	v.	EDWARD HUTCHINS, b. June 18, 1854.
414.	vi.	SUSIE BAKER HUTCHINS, b. September 08, 1857, Austin, Texas.
415.	vii.	ALBERT HENRY HUTCHINS, b. September 20, 1863, Oakland, Yalobusha County, Mississippi.
416.	viii.	GEORGE ADRIAN HUTCHINS, b. September 20, 1863, Austin, Texas.
417.	ix.	FRANCES HUTCHINS, b. September 01, 1866, Austin, Texas; d. 1945.

204. MARY ANN⁷ VANZANDT (JACOB⁶ VAN ZANDT, CAPTAIN, JACOB⁵, GARRET⁴ VANZANDT, ALBERTUS³ VANSANDT, GERRET STOFFELSE² VANSANT, CHRISTOFFEL¹) was born February 20, 1827, and died August 23, 1863. She married WILLIAM EDMUND ORGAIN December 27, 1842 in Madison County, Tennessee.

Children of MARY VANZANDT and WILLIAM ORGAIN are:

	i.	EMILY⁸ ORGAIN, b. December 12, 1845; d. February 27, 1846.
418.	ii.	ADELIA ORGAIN, b. September 20, 1846; d. 1933.
419.	iii.	THOMAS JONES ORGAIN, b. May 23, 1848; d. May 11, 1901.
420.	iv.	WILLIAM ALPHONZO ORGAIN, b. March 24, 1850; d. May 24, 1926.

205. REBECCA⁷ NICHOLS (REBEKAH⁶ HATCHER, JAMES⁵, ANN⁴ VANSANT, JOHANNES³, GERRET STOFFELSE², CHRISTOFFEL¹) was born October 10, 1817. She married THOMAS HATCHER.

Child of REBECCA NICHOLS and THOMAS HATCHER is:

JOSEPH⁸ HATCHER.

206. JOHN⁷ DILLON (ANN⁶ HATCHER, JOHN⁵, ANN⁴ VANSANT, JOHANNES³, GERRET STOFFELSE², CHRISTOFFEL¹) was born March 18, 1790 in Loudoun County, Virgina (Now W. Va.), and died May 02, 1875 in Warren, Huntington County, Indiana. He married SARAH BONNELL November 27, 1817 in Guernsey Co., Ohio, daughter of ISAAC BONNELL and CATHERINE UNKNOWN. She was born 1797 in Frederick County, Maryland, and died January 10, 1874 in Warren, Huntington County, Indiana.

Notes for JOHN DILLON:
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Indiana Pioneer, 1837.

Children of JOHN DILLON and SARAH BONNELL are:

	i.	REBECCA E.⁸ DILLON, b. Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. Huntington County, Indiana; m. AARON SUTTON, December 06, 1860, Huntington County, Indiana.
	ii.	THOMAS E. DILLON, b. 1818, Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. February 10, 1894, Huntington County, Indiana; m. MAHALA WHITESTINE, April 18, 1847, Huntington County, Indiana.
	iii.	ELIZA JANE DILLON, b. 1820, Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. November 23, 1892, Monument County, Indiana; m. SILAS JONES, November 20, 1840, Huntington County, Indiana.
	iv.	HARRIET ANN DILLON, b. 1822, Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. Jefferson Township, Huntington County, Indiana; m. JACOB MCPHERSON, February 1841, Huntington County, Indiana.
	v.	CATHERINE A. DILLON, b. 1824, Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. December 12, 1912, Warren, Huntington County, Indiana; m. JOHN LEWIS, May 04, 1845, Huntington County, Indiana.
	vi.	ISAAC BONNELL DILLON, M. D., b. July 19, 1826, Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. March 22, 1848, Huntington County, Indiana.
421.	vii.	JAMES HATCHER DILLON, b. March 03, 1827, Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. March 14, 1874, Lancaster, Huntington County, Indiana.
	viii.	MARY ELIZABETH DILLON, b. January 03, 1830, Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. February 10, 1920, Warren, Huntington County, Indiana.
	ix.	SARAH E. DILLON, b. October 31, 1831, Guernsey Co., Ohio; d. May 11, 1860, Huntington County, Indiana; m. OLIVER FULLER, March 24, 1853, Huntington County, Indiana.

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