Person:Andrew Storm (2)

Watchers
Andrew J. Storm
m. 1785
  1. Peter StormEst 1786 - 1817
  2. Margaret Storm1787 - 1854
  3. Andrew J. StormAbt 1788 - 1852
  4. Katherine Storm1791 -
  5. Arthur Storm1794 - 1864
  6. Keziah StormAbt 1797 - Abt 1850
  7. Susanna StormAbt 1809 -
m. 24 Mar 1830
Facts and Events
Name Andrew J. Storm
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1788 Virginia, United States
Residence[2] 1813 Jefferson, Indiana, United Statessigned petition requesting appointment of judge
Military[1] 13 Apr 1813 Madison, Jefferson, Indiana, United Statesenlisted
Marriage 24 Mar 1830 Pope, Illinois, United StatesPhilip Vineyard, JP
to Deliliah Kimberlin
Death? 1852 Pope, Illinois, United States
References
  1. War of 1812 Claim for Bounty Land Warrant by Peggy Dunning for Service of Peter Storm’s Service in the War of 1812 (Warrant #26894-160-50); NARA, in Johnson Family documents.

    State of Illinois, Pope County
    Andrew J. Storm says that he was acquainted with Peter Storm who served in Captain W. Dunn’s Company United States Rangers war of 1812, that he and Peter Storm served in the same Company together, that “we were enlisted at Madison Indiana on the 13th day of April 1813. – that we served together in said Company and were both honorably discharged on or about the 24th day of March AD 1814, at Vincennes Indiana.
    State of Illinois, Pope County

  2. The Territory of Indiana 1810-1816, in The Territorial papers of the United States: the territory of Wisconsin, 1836-1848 : a microfilm supplement. (Washington, District of Columbia: National Archives and Records Administration, 1959)
    Volume VIII, p. 244&ff.

    Recommendation of Elijah Sparks for Judge (1813)
    “We the undersigned Citizens of Dearbourn* county Indiana Territory. Represent to your Excellency the many hardships that we as well a Others Citizens of said Territory labour under, by reason of the long vacancys in the Judiciary system under the General Court establishment thereof. The late Judge Vanderburgh has for a considerable time been deceased, and no one as yet acting in his place Judge Taylor has for months been in the Army, and as we are informed there expects to remain during the present War. The consequence is, that system is rendered useless in the Territory to the prejudice of Sutors; and Thro our Delegate we make our remonstrance to you, and pray, that the bench of said Court be again filled, and should it become necessary to make a new appointment to accomplish our desires, we beg leave to recommend to your Notice & attention Elijah Sparks Esquire, one of our County men, as a man well qualified, to fill said vacancy.
    *ftnt89 – similar petitions were signed in other counties, only the lists of signatures included.
    p. 248 – Section 5 of Subscribers [Jefferson County] – inc. Jesse Vawter
    p. 248 – Section 6 of Subscribers [Jefferson County] – inc. Willis Stucker, [{Person:Jacob Storm (2)|Jacob Storm]], Andrew J. Storm