Good Morning Donna and other Good Folk, Do you know if your WEAVERs were ever weavers or tailors? Folks in days gone by seemed to be multi-occupational, trying their hand at one thing then another. Quite often, though primarily farmers, families developed many skills in order to help one another. One such ancestral family of mine had sons who were also the blacksmith, the cooper, the wheelwright, and to fit in the new "son-in-law" became a "buggy stripper". Thanks for the post!! Bill Oliver List and Site manager -=- DeesMOM208@aol.com wrote: > Bill, that is always a misery and you can imagine the life 200 years ago. > WEAVERS were generally farmers. Andrew Weaver ran a poor farm where those > could work and live there until times were better. Issac Weaver ran the > general store at the "cross roads" near New Liberty then returned to farming. > > They were an interlay a different people than we are today. > > Donna