message forwarded from unsubscribed address - please make replies to list or exodus@planeteer.com (as they have recently been subscribed) LeAnne WEAVER-L sponsor >From: "Exodus" <exodus@planeteer.com> >To: <weaver-l@rootsweb.com> >Date: Tue, 20 Jul 1999 13:11:45 -0700 (PDT) > >Not having had a response to any previous communications I wonder once >again if anyone is out there. I am interested in William Weaver and Walter >Weaver who came to Canada circa 1906 and seemingly headed west from >Halifax. If you can point me in a useful direction it will be appreciated. > Thank you. >nk you. > > _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Hi All, Would anyone happen to have information on the children of the two Caleb WEAVER familes listed below? I would be grateful for any assistance. Caleb [1] WEAVER b: May 09, 1771 in Coventry, Rhode Island d: December 05, 1854 in Arkwright, NY . +Hannah FRANKLIN b: Abt. 1773 d: September 29, 1843 in Arkwright, NY Caleb [2] WEAVER b: Aug.23, 1800 in Greenfield, Saratoga Co., NY d: Oct.07, 1855 in Arkwright NY +Matilda MATTESON b: March 20, 1806 in Hoerick, NY d: July 13, 1889 in Arkwright, NY Child of Caleb (2) and Matilda: Ruth WEAVER b: Sept 28, 1825 in Arkwright, Chautauqua Co., NY d: July 06, 1875 According to Obit in Fredonia Censor, Caleb and Matilda had 12 children who lived to adulthood. I only know of Ruth, so far, who was my GG grandmother. Best Regards, Pat Dyer

Hello, >From what Myrtle Lynn Weaver Felts wrote in her book "Our Weaver Family" she says that James Peter is the father of Daniel Weaver b. 1724. The Will of Samuel Weaver dated 1769 in Cumberland Co., Va is said to be the brother of James Peter Weaver. The other brothers of these 2 are Isaac Weaver, & Joseph Weaver. Isaac Weaver is said to have had a Biography done on him. He apparently served in the French and Indian War. He also is said to have fought in the Rev. with Gen. George Washington. James Peter Weaver is said to have had 6 sons. The names of 3 of the sons are Peter Weaver, David "Davey" Weaver, & Daniel Weaver. Does this connect with anyone? Thankyou Michael R. Foisset

Hello, Looking for additional information on Daniel Weaver b. abt 1824 Va d. aft. 1800 SC. Daniel Weaver was the father of 7 children. 1. Daniel b. 10 May 1741 2. Frances b. 17 Sept 1752 3. Samuel b. 26 Nov 1754 4. David b. 10 Aug 1767 5. Elizabeth b. 6 Aug 1770 6. Peter b. 22 Sept 1772 7. Lucy b. 11 Oct. 1774 (Was raised as part of family, but had different Parents) 8. John b. 14 May 1779 Thanks Michael R. Foisset

They do take credit cards if you are in a hurry. peg wrote: > In requesting ALL of a pension paper, be prepared for surprises. In > one, I got quite a bonus. In it it had a scrap of paper naming all his > children, in another I received 40 some pages. He had been shot at 2nd > Bull Run and had many health problems after ward, all of which I was > happy to receive and none of which were too expensive. > > ==== WEAVER Mailing List ==== > Review the list archives at http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

In requesting ALL of a pension paper, be prepared for surprises. In one, I got quite a bonus. In it it had a scrap of paper naming all his children, in another I received 40 some pages. He had been shot at 2nd Bull Run and had many health problems after ward, all of which I was happy to receive and none of which were too expensive.

Thanks to the many fine folks who have sent me the information I needed. I know I can always count on other listers as I "muddle" through. Now, I'm off on the hunt! <grin> Janet

Hello, Does anyone recognize any of these folks? I'm stuck. LUCY A. WEAVER born: 6 May 1849 Youngstown, Mahoning Co, Ohio married: James R. GILMAN/GILLMAN, 10 Dec 1865 probably either in Ohio or in Michigan died: about 1924, for sure in Midland, Mi., at the home of my great-grandmother H. Clara Gilman PUBLOW (the following is from Lucy's obit... add salt) Siblings: WESLEY WEAVER ARCHIE WEAVER ANNA WEAVER JONES LOIS WEAVER FOLSOM I would very much like to extend this family. If anyone would like to know about Lucy's descendants please let me know at BL30X90@aol.com Thank you, Barbara Wright Slidell, La.

In a message dated 8/2/99 11:20:50 PM US Eastern Standard Time, jsend@hpcisp.com writes: << Not to sound dumb - but what is the correct procedure for requesting pension records? >> No question is ever dumb...so never hesitate to ask!! You must contact the NARA (National Archives) and obtain the appropriate forms for requesting military and pension records. They send the forms for FREE. If they find the records you are requesting, they will send you a notice and request you send them usually $10. If you want more than the average 20 pages they send, you put that request on the initial form you send and then they will respond with a higher price if they find the file and it is larger than about 20 pages. You can email your request for the appropriate forms to be mailed to you by sending an email to: inquire@nara.gov You can look through their website by going to: http://www.nara.gov The hyperlink that takes you directly to the info you're looking for is: <A HREF="http://www.nara.gov/publications/how.html">Obtain Copies of National Archives Records</A> Hope this is of help to you.....and good luck! Laura

I have posted several times, but there seems to be more activity here so I will try again. Enoch WEAVER b. abt. 1850 m. Nancy GREGORY (may be 2nd wife) children: LULU b. 1891 James and Joseph b. 1892 Arvil b. 1889 in IL Betty Rindy Charles Dallas Willis Most of the children are believed to be born in IL. This family is my block wall. They travelled around IL. and it appears that they moved after each child was born. I believe that Enoch was married prior to Nancy and Lula (Loulie) may be a child from his first marriage. Nancy may have been Cherokee indian, but that is not confirmed. I think that Enoch was born in PA., no proof yet. He died in Mississippi County, MO. in 1930 (no death record found). Any ideas would be wonderful.

Not to sound dumb - but what is the correct procedure for requesting pension records? -----Original Message----- From: SOLSHINE@aol.com <SOLSHINE@aol.com> To: WEAVER-L@rootsweb.com <WEAVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, August 02, 1999 10:05 PM Subject: [WEAVER-L] Michael WEAVER >In a message dated 8/2/99 2:27:11 AM Pacific Daylight Time, >WEAVER-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: Civil War. If you obtain >his military records and "ALL" his pension records, some of your questions >will probably be answered...and maybe more , but you must request "all" of >the pension records

In a message dated 8/2/99 2:27:11 AM Pacific Daylight Time, WEAVER-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << This is probably too much information to put on the list, but we are getting frustrated trying to find Michael Weaver. Does anyone have any information on him? His parents names, where in PA he was born, any siblings? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Marcy Yates >> Hi Marcy ~ You mentioned that Michael was in the Civil War. If you obtain his military records and "ALL" his pension records, some of your questions will probably be answered...and maybe more! I've found some nice surprises...especially in the pension records, but you must request "all" of the pension records or they'll only send you about 20 pages. In the case of my one gggrandfather, his pension file was 45 pages so they charged me $20 instead of $10 for the standard 20 pages. Trust me, it was well worth it! Good luck! Laura

--part1_3fa3198.24d7718f_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_3fa3198.24d7718f_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: Ggbryan821@aol.com From: Ggbryan821@aol.com Full-name: Ggbryan821 Message-ID: <6eca2798.24d7714d@aol.com> Date: Mon, 2 Aug 1999 18:10:21 EDT Subject: Re: [WEAVER-L] The James Weaver Family To: GrandPaPa3@aol.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 24 There is a wonderful book entitled The Weaver Families of Georgia, Volume 1, compiled by James K. Bass, Jr. The chapters are set up by counties and begin with the first family of Weavers that came into that county/counties and gave information as to where that particular Weaver was born, i.e., "Chapter 9, The Descendants of John Weaver and Elizabeth Cook: Wilkes, Butts & Muscogee Counties". It begins with "Generation No. 1 - 1. John Weaver was born about 1650 in VA. He married Elizabeth Cook in Surry, VA, the daughter of William Cook, Jr. and Joane Roper, etc." It gives their children and then follows the generations. I give this particular reference as this is my Weaver/Jarrett/Washington line. The book can be ordered from: James K. Bass, Jr. P. O. Box 723552 Atlanta, GA 31139 Happy Hunting! Gwen Grant Bryan --part1_3fa3198.24d7718f_boundary--

I am seeking any info on Robert L. Weaver b. around 1840..married to Nancy Jane Stowers---Mc Dowell or Mercer co. WV.. His parents are listed as Albert Weaver and Margaret Johnson.. he operated coke ovens in McDowell Co late 1800's.. He died in Gulfport. MS.. 1913 while a resident of Old Soldiers Home there.. Does anybody out there have any clues??.. thanks Jean

I have moved my web site (slightly) you can leave off the .htm. www.weacon.com/family Lots of new data on the WEAVER/CLEMENT/COPELAND/ROSE/PERRY line. A little new info on the Adams line. Judy

Hi all, Does anyone know if this book about the Weavers in North Louisiana is still available and how to obtain a copy? THE JAMES WEAVER FAMILY, First Three Generations Compiled by Mary Harper Semple 1994 Are there possibly other books that may be worth looking into? If so, I would be interested in their titles, too. Regards, Bill Austin

Hi, I'm looking for my husband's ggg grandfather, Michael Weaver. He was born in 1830 in Pennsylvania, and married Mary Jane Fox (no date). Mary Jane was born in 1837 in Michigan. We know from a will and probate of Michael's that he arrived in Marengo Twp., (Calhoun Co.) Michigan in 1854. We think Michael served in the Civil War, because there is a GAR marker on his grave, but we can find no evidence of him anywhere (so far) in our Civil War searchings. His death record does not list any parents names. Just that he was born in PA. Michael died 11/19/1870. Michael Weaver and Mary Jane Fox had 5 children: Charles Erwin b 1/6/1857 (my husband's gg grandfather), William b 1859, Mary E. b 1860, Ida b 1865, and Emma b Dec. 1869. Charles Erwin Weaver m Mary Elizabeth Martin 10/1/1879. They had 3 children: Grace Ina b 4/11/1881 (my husband's g grandmother), Clyde A. b 10/19/1886, and Gladys b 6/3/1891. Grace Ina Weaver m Charlie Sidney Holt 12/25/1901. They had 5 children: Bertha Elinor b 12/3/1902 (my husband's grandmother), Bernice Lorraine b 10/10/1904, Charlotte June b 9/6/1906, Clyde LaVern b 11/20/1908, and Erwin Wheeler b 6/13/1913. Bertha Elinor Holt m Clifford C. Hunt in Nov., 1925. They had 2 children: Helen Adell b 4/19/1926 (my husband's mother), and Floyd Elmer b 9/4/1928. Helen Adell Hunt m Earl William Yates 6/19/1942. They had 3 children: David Earl b 5/19/1943, Jeffery Lynn b 12/1/1944 (my husband), and Linda Earlene b 7/17/1946. This is probably too much information to put on the list, but we are getting frustrated trying to find Michael Weaver. Does anyone have any information on him? His parents names, where in PA he was born, any siblings? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Marcy Yates

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Does anyone have a Milburn WE(a)VER in their family? He would have been born between 1850 and 1900 and supposedly the father of 8 children. Birthplace most likely Lawrence Co.,IN .......... He referred to in the family notes that I "inherited" and I can find no other information about him. Janet

Can anyone help with J M WEAVER born cir 1855 d. bet 1879 & 1884. Possibly married cir 1876 in Prentiss Co. MS Fountain Rogers CRABB b 1851 Tn d. 1919 and brd Siloam Cem. in Prentiss Co. MS. Where is J M brd??? Their children: F E born 1877 and A B born 1879, both, females, born Prentiss Co. MS. Fountain R. CRABB living at Marietta, MS June 27 1914. Thanks so very much. Mary ellen@airmail.net