message bounced to listowner from unsubscribed address - please watch your reply-to & make your reply to Graeme at GGWJRW@aol.com - do not make your replies to the listowner (c'est moi! <smile>) GGWJRW@aol.com wrote: > > Looking for information on John Henry Weaver who settled in Newry, Pa. and in > 1847 moved to Perry Twp now Valier, Pa. Where is or was Whitesville, Pa.? > > Graeme Whytlaw GGWJRW@aol.com -- LeAnne http://www.geocities.com/~fannincounty/weaver-l

I am searching for the name of my gggrandmother. William Hunt Weaver m. ? abt. 1874 in Grant or Winn Parish, LA. They had a daughter, Ollie Mae b. 1876 in Grant Parish, LA and a daughter Alcia b. 1878 in Grant Parish. She died during the birth of Alcia so the girls did not know their mother. I understand they lived with grandparents for several years after their mother's death. William Hunt married an Amy in 1880 and they had a daughter Jessie in 1881. They then moved to Limestone County, TX where he died in 1928. William Hunt was b. 16 June 1848 in AL. He was the son of William Ross b. 7 November 1822 in AL and Malinda Hunt b. 21 June 1827 in AL. They both died in Grant Parish, LA. I do have more information on the Weavers. Please, if anyone has any information or suggestions, please let me know. She was in the family between the 1870 and 1880 census and the marriage records for that time period have burned. Can someone please help me?!? Charlotte

Hugh A. WEAVER, b. 15 Sept. 1814 in PA., marr. 1840 in PA. to Nancy C. BARNHART, b. 17 Dec. 1821 Cumberland Co., PA. Hugh was listed in the 1840 census of Leitersburg, Washington Co., MD. Their first three chn. were born in Leitersburg, 1842, 1842, & 1845. By 18 Sept. 1850, they were on the census in Pine Creek Twp., Polo, Ogle Co., IL. Their chn: 1. James Franklin WEAVER b. 8 Aug. 1842 Leitersburg, Wahsington Co., MD. 2. Charles A. WEAVER, b. 8 Aug. 1842 (twin) 3. Sarah WEAVER HAY b. ca. 1845 Leitersburg. 4. David Henry WEAVER b. 9 Dec. 1847 Grand Detour, Ogle Co.,IL. 5. Ann E. WEAVER PHELPS b. Nov. 1850 IL. 6. Alfred WEAVER, b. 1 Jun. 1852 Pine Creek Twp. Ogle Co., IL. 7. _____WEAVER, b. 1 Jun. 1852 8. Margaret WEAVER MOATS b. Sept. 1857 IL. 9. Lucy A. WEAVER, b. 28 Mar. 1860 (d. 1867) 10. Clara E. WEAVER HUTTON MISNER, b. 1861 IL. 11. Fannie WEAVER b. ca. 1865 IL. d. 1869 12. Mary A. WEAVER, b. 17 Jun. 1869 IL. d. 18 Jul. 1871 Seeking parents and birthplace of Hugh A. WEAVER. Lucy Weaver north@defnet.com

My gg grandmother was Harriet's sister. Patrick Henry Weaver, b. 1805 m. 2/26/1829 Tippecanoe cnty, IN m. Alice/Ailsey Dimmitt/Demmett b. 1813 OH Children: Milton b. 1830 Peter b. 1838 Susannah b. 1832 Elizabeth b. 1840 Martha b. 1833 William b. 1840 Harriet b. 1834 Amanda b. 1844 Thurga b. 1837 Maria Jane b. 10/15/1849 m. Charles Tolliver (my gg grandmother) Patrick was the son of Peter Weaver and Martha Walker who were married in Culpepper County, Virginia. Patrick was buried in West Point, Indiana. Hope this helps. Brenda Rawlings

I am new to this list so bear with me. I have recently run across the father of my great great grandmother. His name was Henry Weaver, b around 1810 in New York. He married Elizabeth last name unknown. Henry and Elizabeth had the following children: Mary Martha, b 1833 New York Sarah A, b 1836 New York Stephen J b 1843 New York Elizabeth b 1845 New York Anabell b 1848 Michigan Ira W b 1853 I found this family on the 1850 Census in Berrien Co, Michigan.....Since the birthplaces are shown, they moved there between 1845-1850. Again they are on the 1860 Niles, Berrien Co, Michigan Census. Sometime prior to 1880, they moved to Erath Co, Texas. I'm not sure which ones moved there, however, I do know that Mary Martha Weaver married Abner W. Townsend in 1850, Berrien Co, Michigan. (I have their original marriage certificate) I also know that a sister, Anabell Weaver married ???? Drew and lived in Hamilton Co, Texas, by 1885...Stephen J. Weaver and his wife and daughter are on the 1880 Erath Co, Texas census. Would be happy to share any of the items I have.....I found autograph books dated 1880-1885 with personal notes in their handwriting. These books are great. Sure hope someone might connect to Henry....and get me to the correct county in New York. Thanks, Joan

This is my first time to post. I certainly hope it is understandable, as I am just beginning this search. My g-grandfather, ???Weaver, b. 1850 d. early 1900's married Cynthia ??? Dates and places unknown. Could be Texas, I'm just not sure. Their children: 1. Clarence b. 2/12/1894 (possibly in Texas or Oklahoma), married Faustina Johnson, b. 7/1900, possibly Texas. (My grandparents) 2. Ace (stats unknown, my dad said he never married. 3. Frank (stats unknown) m. ??? ??? Frank's children: Deward, Hubert, Edna and Thelma 4. Houston (stats unknown) m. Frances ??? (stats unknown) Daughter - Sybil (stats unknown) 5. Willard (stats unknown) m. Laura ??? (stats unknown) Their children: Clarice, Weldon, Vera, Warren, Wilford, Pauline, Euldean (female) 6. Jim (stats unknown) m. Estelle ??? (stats unknown) Their children: Bobby James, Gay Weaver (male), Royanne. 7. Zada (stats unknown) m. Will Little (stats unknown) Their children: Mildred, Virgil, Clifton, Irene, Cleo. 8. Gussie (stats unknown) m. Lee Dumas (stats unknown) Daughter - Beatrice Children of (#1) - Clarence & Faustina Weaver Edith Lanelle b. 1919, Burris D. (Buck) my dad - b. 4/30/1921 in Coleman, Tx., Winnie Mae b. 1923, Coleta b. 1925, died in early childhood, Pearl b. 1927, Mittie Lee b. 1923, Maxine b. 1931, Sydney b. 1933, David b. 1935, and Melba b. 1937. I have more info. If any of these names are familiar, please let me know. I would appreciate any help finding out my great-grandfathers name and his wife's last name and then their families, etc. Thank you in advance. Linda Weaver Long

Hi list, Coming out of lurk mode to respond to Kathy Hoeldke's post about the family of Johann Anton Weber and Anna Bauman. My line is through their son Jacob and I was excited to see Kathy's post of another sibling. Here are some descendants from Jacob through those who settled in Northeast Indiana. Another name that seems to travel with the Weavers is Shambaugh. Two of my Indiana Weaver brothers married Shambaugh sisters. Anyone with information on these families is more than welcome to contact me. Harold Williams, the second Weaver brother married to a Shambaugh sister had twelve children. I'm not sure if this might be a family that you were looking for? Let me know and I will send you additional info. 1 Jacob Weaver b: Abt. 1688 in Schaufhaussen, Switzerland d: Abt. 1747 in Weaverland, Lancaster, PA .. +Anna Bauman b: Abt. 1703 in ? d: February 11, 1771 in Weaverland, Lancaster, PA ..... 2 Jacob Weaver b: Abt. 1725 ......... +Catherine ? ............. 3 John Weaver b: Abt. 1762 in Lancaster Co, PA d: November 13, 1836 in Belleville, Richland Co, OH ................. +Susanna Sirk b: Abt. 1776 in ? d: September 17, 1856 in Belleville, Richland Co, OH ..................... 4 William Weaver b: December 06, 1798 in Harrisonburg, VA d: August 28, 1879 in Belleville, Richland Co, OH ......................... +Susannah Marks ..................... *2nd Wife of William Weaver: ......................... +Nancy Bowser ..................... *3rd Wife of William Weaver: ......................... +Catherine Stout b: August 15, 1800 in Pennsylvania m: July 09, 1819 in ? d: December 31, 1853 in Belleville, Richland Co, OH ............................ 5 George Weaver b: December 06, 1824 in Richland Co, OH d: May 03, 1898 in Avilla, Noble Co, IN ................................ +Elizabeth Musgrove b: December 13, 1830 in Richland Co, Ohio m: April 08, 1846 in Richland Co, Ohio d: March 10, 1900 in Avilla, Noble Co, IN .................................... 6 Allen Weaver b: 1848 ........................................ +Elamanda Shambaugh .................................... 6 James Weaver b: October 07, 1849 in Richland Co, Ohio d: July 07, 1903 in Avilla, Noble Co, IN ........................................ +Ersula Shambaugh b: November 03, 1853 in Richland Co, Ohio m: May 29, 1873 in Noble Co, IN d: June 28, 1930 in Avilla, Noble Co, IN ............................................ 7 Frank Henry Weaver b: December 17, 1873 in DeKalb Co, IN d: August 27, 1949 in Avilla, Noble Co, IN ................................................ +Jennie K. Wolf m: 1904 ............................................ *2nd Wife of Frank Henry Weaver: ................................................ +Mae Fisher b: May 20, 1881 in Avilla, Noble Co, IN m: October 18, 1906 in Avilla, Noble Co, IN d: August 28, 1949 in Avilla, Noble Co, IN .................................... 6 Albert Weaver b: 1852 .................................... 6 Margaret Jane Weaver b: 1854 ..... 2 Maria Catherine Weaver b: Abt. 1723 in Hamilton, PA d: Unknown in Bucks Co, PA ......... +Conrad Teeter Annette DeHoff (Beautiful, sunny Bucks Co, PA - no more leaves to rake!)

Kathhy Hoeldke's list of Webers from Switzerland is most interesting. It is my understanding that the name is as common in Germany as Smith here and that there are thousands of them from all over Germany, Holland and Switzerland. I do believe her JACOB6 may have been the Jacob I to whom Aline Nicolls refers in her book, "Weaver Families of the Mohawk and St. Lawrence River Valleys." Written and published by Mrs. E.F. Nicolls of Victoria, BC, B.A., M.Ed, this excellent work is a product of nine years of intensive research into the Palatine migration and the history of our family. It is a valuable addition to the library of anyone researching Weaver/Weber families, or those others mentioned below. I have found it invaluable in my research in learning of Nicolaus, my original immigrant ancestor.. Many of the Weavers/Webers were Patriots in the Revolution, remaining in the Mohawk Valley, but a number were Loyalists (Tories) who formed the nucleus of the large Weaver families of Ontario, Michigan, North Dakota and the western states and Canada. The heritage of many families is set forth in this valuable work, in descending order of appearance: Weaver/Weber/Webber, Bellinger, Johnston, Hanes, Smith, McCurdy, Edick/Ittig, Frank, Pearce, Rodgers, Meyer(s), Harter, Dachsteder/Docksteader, Alguire, Bowman/Bauman, Mills, Snyder, Archer, Marselius and others. The book tracks the Weavers in their travels from the Tar Camps in the 1710's through Schoharie, Schenectady and German Flatts to their homesteads in Burnetsfield, Herkimer, Deerfield, Utica and other towns in the Mohawk Valley. The post-Revolutionary trail follows both Patriot and Tory families into the western States and Canadian provinces. In her subsequent eleven years of research, Aline has found many other Weber lines, notably those of Jacob I who moved to Pennsylvania. If you will write to her (snail mail only) she will respond. The book is offered at the price of $20.00 US plus $2.00 postage and handling. You may send your check or money order with this page to: Mrs. Aline F. Nicolls, 3964 Oakwinds St., Victoria, B.C V8N 3B3, Canada Please send ……copies, soft cover _____________________________ _____________________________ Name Address. _____________________________ _____________________________ City, State or Province Zip Code Good hunting! LKW

I have a William Henry Weaver Who Married Racheal France (married before 1885) We believe he is buried in Hardwick Cemetry in N.J. and his wife we think is buried in Blairstown, N.J. We can follow Racheal's roots. But we are at a brick wall with William. We are not sure where he is from. William and Racheal had 5 sons and 2 daughters. Theodore(Dorey) James, sp. Emma Ball (m. before 1898) Albert, sp. Annie George, sp. Dehlia Elias , sp. Ida Henry, sp. Ethel Pearl Graner Rosaleigh, sp. George Davenport Kate, sp. Jake Kline Thanks for any help Joanne Weaver Norbury

Looking for any information available on Jerimiah (Jerry) Weaver and Mary Roberson. According to census records, they were both from Alabama. They lived in Nacogdoches County TX for a while, Smith county and maybe Anderson County TX. They had at least 4 girls, Amanda, Jenny, Elizabeth and Annie. Amanda was born abt 1863 and Annie was born in 1 Oct 1870. Thanks, Tom Yukon, OK ____________________________________________________________ ZWEIACKER Home page Http://members.tripod.com/~okduffer/index.html My Complete Database of Zweiacker, Kirby, Oldfield, Chapman, Leonard and other families at http://www.fortunecity.com/millenium/bigears/150/index.html

A MM MM EEEEEEEEE NN NN !! AAA MMM MMM EE E NNN NN !! AA AA MMMM MMMM EE NNNN NN !! AA AA MM MM MM MM EEEEEE NN NN NN !! AA AA MM MMM MM EEEEEE NN NN NN !! AAAAAAA MM MM EE NN NNNN !! AA AA MM MM EE E NN NNN AA AA MM MM EEEEEEEEE NN NN !! On Sat, 28 Nov 1998, Judi Assony wrote: > Dear Weaver Researchers, > > I'm getting frustrated with a lot of the posts on this list. > > A recent post is rather typical, listing data of a Weaver line who > lived in Washington County. Washington County in what state????? Do > you realize how many States have a Washington County?? There are many > many other counties that may not "sound" like they would be in other > States but they are, besides even if they aren't who among us have all > the counties of each state memorized? You do? okay tell me really fast > what state is Deschutes county in? Etc., etc. Bob Sutton sfyfsi@scfn.thpl.lib.fl.us Contents of this email (C) 1998 Robert W. Sutton, all rights reserved

Thank You Judi! Harold -----Original Message----- From: Judi Assony <jassony@bendnet.com> To: WEAVER-L@rootsweb.com <WEAVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, November 28, 1998 8:25 PM Subject: [WEAVER-L] Dates/state/county PLEASE! >Dear Weaver Researchers, > >I'm getting frustrated with a lot of the posts on this list. > >A recent post is rather typical, listing data of a Weaver line who >lived in Washington County. Washington County in what state????? Do >you realize how many States have a Washington County?? There are many >many other counties that may not "sound" like they would be in other >States but they are, besides even if they aren't who among us have all >the counties of each state memorized? You do? okay tell me really fast >what state is Deschutes county in? > >Sometimes the post only mentions a town or township, still without a >State named, hey we aren't psychic! > >Another really frustrating thing is that so many posts don't have any >dates at all! So, okay you don't exactly when ggg grandfather was born, >you probably can figure out which century he was born in and probably >guess-ta-ment a 20- 30 year probability within that century, so maybe >you could at least say b. abt. 1820. > >Maybe you are working in the 18th century, but I have seen posts on this >list from people who are still stuck in the 20th century, don't assume >everyone on this list is searching the same time period you are. > >We all tend to get really intense in our searches, and don't stop to >realize how many people subscribe to a list like this, and guess what? >if you are searching in the South, or PA other people have ancestors in >other areas and really don't have time to read a 3 page post only to >find out they have no idea where your people lived, because you failed >to either mention it at all, or forgot to add what state it was in, or >what time frames were involved. (If you are really nice you would put >this in your subject line, i.e. Subject: Peter Weaver VA circa 1820) > >This list and others like it serve two purposes to help us find our >missing ancestors and to share what we do have. Which brings me to >another item, that I haven't the foggiest idea what the statistics are; >This is, family lines that only mention the direct ancestors of the >posters line. 1. Is this because that is all they are interested in, so >that is all they recorded even though the info on siblings were >available, but they tossed the rest? 2. Is this because they >understandably don't want to type in "everything" they have? What can >be done? 1. If you don't have anything more on siblings etc., say so in >your post, and it will save you getting mega useless inquiries. If you >do have more info on siblings, please be kind enough to state you have >more info you could supply via e-mail. > > P.S. to the last paragraph, by collecting sibling info, you are more >likely to find other related researchers who have a common goal of >researching further back, which means you can further help each other, >but you will never know they exist if you are only recording your direct >line. > >Since I have ranted on this long, I think I should also mention to >readers of this list to follow these guide lines if you are going to >e-mail a private message to a poster to the list. Don't just give them a >name and no other data and expect a lead to your quest. Remember WHO, >WHAT, WHERE and WHEN. I have 2 Smith lines, and I have run out of >fingers and toes counting the number of inquiries I have gotten from >people who are looking for a John Smith, no dates, let alone a century, >and no places at all! These people are so pathetic I really don't want >to answer them at all, but my upbringing won't let me. > >I have been using the internet for the past 4 years doing genealogy >research, and I have to state in closing the nicest people on the >internet are genealogist! > >Happy Holidays to all > >Judi Assony > > > > > > > > >==== WEAVER Mailing List ==== > > >

What part of PA is Luzerne Co.? Harold Williams -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Lewis <bslewis@snet.net> To: WEAVER-L@rootsweb.com <WEAVER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, November 28, 1998 6:19 PM Subject: [WEAVER-L] Weaver: Luzerne Co, Pa >I'm looking for information on Anthony Weaver. He was one of the first >settlers on Sugarloaf, Luzerne Co. he is listed there in 1812.He had one >son, Christian, who also lived in Sugarloaf. I'm looking for his >parents, wife, other children. > > >==== WEAVER Mailing List ==== > > >

Dear Weaver Researchers, I'm getting frustrated with a lot of the posts on this list. A recent post is rather typical, listing data of a Weaver line who lived in Washington County. Washington County in what state????? Do you realize how many States have a Washington County?? There are many many other counties that may not "sound" like they would be in other States but they are, besides even if they aren't who among us have all the counties of each state memorized? You do? okay tell me really fast what state is Deschutes county in? Sometimes the post only mentions a town or township, still without a State named, hey we aren't psychic! Another really frustrating thing is that so many posts don't have any dates at all! So, okay you don't exactly when ggg grandfather was born, you probably can figure out which century he was born in and probably guess-ta-ment a 20- 30 year probability within that century, so maybe you could at least say b. abt. 1820. Maybe you are working in the 18th century, but I have seen posts on this list from people who are still stuck in the 20th century, don't assume everyone on this list is searching the same time period you are. We all tend to get really intense in our searches, and don't stop to realize how many people subscribe to a list like this, and guess what? if you are searching in the South, or PA other people have ancestors in other areas and really don't have time to read a 3 page post only to find out they have no idea where your people lived, because you failed to either mention it at all, or forgot to add what state it was in, or what time frames were involved. (If you are really nice you would put this in your subject line, i.e. Subject: Peter Weaver VA circa 1820) This list and others like it serve two purposes to help us find our missing ancestors and to share what we do have. Which brings me to another item, that I haven't the foggiest idea what the statistics are; This is, family lines that only mention the direct ancestors of the posters line. 1. Is this because that is all they are interested in, so that is all they recorded even though the info on siblings were available, but they tossed the rest? 2. Is this because they understandably don't want to type in "everything" they have? What can be done? 1. If you don't have anything more on siblings etc., say so in your post, and it will save you getting mega useless inquiries. If you do have more info on siblings, please be kind enough to state you have more info you could supply via e-mail. P.S. to the last paragraph, by collecting sibling info, you are more likely to find other related researchers who have a common goal of researching further back, which means you can further help each other, but you will never know they exist if you are only recording your direct line. Since I have ranted on this long, I think I should also mention to readers of this list to follow these guide lines if you are going to e-mail a private message to a poster to the list. Don't just give them a name and no other data and expect a lead to your quest. Remember WHO, WHAT, WHERE and WHEN. I have 2 Smith lines, and I have run out of fingers and toes counting the number of inquiries I have gotten from people who are looking for a John Smith, no dates, let alone a century, and no places at all! These people are so pathetic I really don't want to answer them at all, but my upbringing won't let me. I have been using the internet for the past 4 years doing genealogy research, and I have to state in closing the nicest people on the internet are genealogist! Happy Holidays to all Judi Assony

I'm looking for information on Anthony Weaver. He was one of the first settlers on Sugarloaf, Luzerne Co. he is listed there in 1812.He had one son, Christian, who also lived in Sugarloaf. I'm looking for his parents, wife, other children.

Am having a terrible time finding this man & his family. Adam WEAVER d.1827 probably Shanandoah co, VA m.Barbara ? 1.George m.Barbara 2.Anna Maria b.1773 d.5 Aug 1839 m.1790 Christian OHMART 3.Barbara m.1805 Abraham NEFF 4.Catherine 5.Mary m.George KERT In 1790 they lived in Berks co, PA In 1805 bought land in Shenandoah co, VA Will proved 11 Jun 1827. Who are Adam's parents? siblings? When was he born? Where was he from? Anyone know anything of Adam? Thanks, CoraLynn ne TN coralynnmckelvy@usa.net

John George Weaver (Johanne Georg Waber) b. 1710-1715 in Germany or Switzerland. He signed his will in German in Augusta Co., Virginia, July 1767. He arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the ship "Halifax". Johanne Georg Waber m. 1784 to Christiana b, 1718, d. 1797. John George d. Feb 1784. The children of John George Weaver and Christiana were:ANDREW WEAVER b. 1741. ANN MARGARET WEAVER, b. ca.1744 d. after 1807, m. 1768 John Denton Jr. s/o Capt. John Denton, Sr. & Sarah Odell of Shenandoah Co., Va. This is my line. JOHN PETER WEAVER b. 1745 d. 1810-1820 m. ca. 1765 Elizabeth, b. ca 1745 d. prior 1810. JOHN WEAVER b. ca 1746 d. after 1812 m. 177- Sarah. In 1807 they were in Sullivan Co., Tenn, then Buncombe Co., N. C. and in 1812 to Cumberland Co., Ky. GEORGE PHILIP WEAVER b. 1749 d. 28 Feb. 1814, Fleming Co., Ky., m. Elizabeth. MARY WEAVER b. 1753 d. after 1807 m 1771 Benjamin Odell and went to Buncombe Co., N. C, in 1807. ELIZABETH WEAVER b. ca 1759 d. prior 1800, m. 1787 John Stickleman b. 1756 d. April 1812 Augusta Co. This material is from the book "The John George Weaver Family" that I found in the DAR library in Washington D. C. I have some more information from the book, and would be glad to help if anyone has this line. I do not know who the author is, but it had some good information. Shirley

THE ISAAC WEAVER FAMILY Tenmile Country and its Pioneer Families by Howard Leckey p300 Isaac Weaver was born at Providence, Pennsylvania (3/1/1756-5/22/1830), educated at Philadelphia, became a schoolteacher, and lived at Castile Run, Morgan Twp, where he is listed as a farmer in 1821. He served in Captain Jonathan Vernon's Company of the Chester Co Militia, under Lt Col Caleb Davis. A large six-foot-four and about 240 pounds he was cited by his Chester County Meeting for being married by an outsider (7/28/1783). He served in both houses of the Pennsylvania legislature, selected as Speaker of the Senate in 1800, elected state treasurer in 1802. He was candidate for governor of Pennsylvania when he died, and would probably have been elected. He married his student Abigail Price (1766-1813), then Rachel Husband. Children of Isaac Weaver and Abigail Price were: Ann Weaver, died an infant Rachel Weaver (b9/4/1787) m Jacob Bowen Heaton Price Weaver (b7/2/1789) m Hannah Burns William Weaver (2/19/1791-4/11/1879) m Mary Cornwell (5/4/1797- 4/19/1855) dau of Henry Cornwell m Nancy Price (Weaver Cemetery, Fulton Co, Illinois) Sarah Weaver (b12/29/1792) m (4/12/1811) Rees Heaton Joshua Weaver (b7/21/1795-d at 21) Nancy Weaver (b6/17/1797-1855, Indianapolis) m1 (4/19/1819) John Heaton (11/25/1794-3/18/1842, Sullivan Co, Indiana) m2 Demas McFarland. Isaac Weaver (12/13/1800-10/21/1866) m (7/21/1823) Eliza Cornwell (10/6/1802-5/25/1886): Baldwin Weaver (b2/2/1824) m Elizabeth Roberts; Nancy Weaver (11/17/1825-7/20/1883) m (10/25/1844) John Murdock; Amelia Weaver (b10/27/1827) m James Eaton; Adaline Weaver (b12/10/1829), bur Muddy Creek Elizabeth Weaver (3/20/1832) m (8/19/1852) Robert McClelland; John Weaver (b4/29/1834) m (2/15/1859) Mary F. Nurm; Harmon Weaver (7/2/1836-7/17/1846); William Weaver (11/23/1838-10/16/1864, Antietam); Orphia Weaver (b9/28/1840) m Vernard; George Weaver (b8/14/1842) m (9/9/1884) Henrietta Fulton; Theodora Weaver (9/20/1844-6/15/1845); Isaac Oscar Weaver (6/11/1847-7/1923) m (9/11/1879) Mary Caroline Wallace (sister of Frances L. Baily): Clarence O Weaver (1/26/1882-4/18/1943); David P. Weaver (b2/21/1849) David Weaver (1/23/1803) m Charlotte Cornwell Harmon Weaver (5/24/1809) m Permelia Day Was Abigail Price related to Elizabeth Price, daughter of John Price and Rachel Evans, born 1774 in New Jersey? Elizabeth Price married (1798) William Scott (d1805) at Flemmingsburg, Lycoming Co, PA.

Weaver from Boyd Crumrine (History of Washington County, 1882) : West Bethlehem Twp John Weaver, Adam Weaver, and Peter Weaver were brothers of German descent who came to this township at an early date. Two tracts of land were warranted to Adam. The first was "Long Green," containing three hundred and ninety-nine acres, situate on a branch of Daniels Run. The second tract adjoined the first, was warranted to him Sept. 25, 1789, and surveyed June 24, 1790, under the title of "Short Green." The property of Adam Weaver was left by him to his wife and children at his death, which occurred in 1820. The sons were Daniel and Abraham Weaver, and the daughters were Catharine and Ann Weaver. From their marriages numerous descendants have come, among whom are Adam G., Solomon, Jacob, and Daniel Weaver. Levi Matthews and Daniel Greenlee are also descendants of Adam Weaver, and they, with Adam G. Weaver, now own the original settlers property. John Weaver, who resides near Hillsborough, in this township, is also of the family. Adam G. Weaver is a prominent member of the "Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church,: and is the class-leader of that society. He has been married twice. His present wife was Miss Hill.

Hello This is Weber line. If you have anything to add or correct, please, e-mail me. I love to hear from cousins! I know Johannes should be Han. Please feel welcome to e-mail me on any of the line or side lines. Descendants of Father Weber Generation No. 1 1. FATHER1 WEBER was born Abt. 1528 in Switzerland, and died Bef. March 24, 1568/69 in Hausen, Switzerland. Child of FATHER WEBER is: 2. i. HEINRICH2 WEBER, b. Abt. 1559, Hausen, Switzerland; d. Aft. 1582, Hausen, Switzerland. Generation No. 2 2. HEINRICH2 WEBER (FATHER1) was born Abt. 1559 in Hausen, Switzerland, and died Aft. 1582 in Hausen, Switzerland. Child of HEINRICH WEBER is: 3. i. KLEI JORG GEORGE3 WEBER, b. Abt. 1578, Switzerland; d. Aft. 1649, Muhlekram, Switzerland. Generation No. 3 3. KLEI JORG GEORGE3 WEBER (HEINRICH2, FATHER1) was born Abt. 1578 in Switzerland, and died Aft. 1649 in Muhlekram, Switzerland. He married ELIZABETH SCHNEBLI Abt. 1621 in Hirzel, Switzerland, daughter of JACOB SCHNEBLI. Child of KLEI WEBER and ELIZABETH SCHNEBLI is: 4. i. HENRICH4 WEBER, b. 1621, Hirzel, Switzerland; d. Aft. 1670, Muhlekram, Switzerland. Generation No. 4 4. HENRICH4 WEBER (KLEI JORG GEORGE3, HEINRICH2, FATHER1) was born 1621 in Hirzel, Switzerland, and died Aft. 1670 in Muhlekram, Switzerland. He married ELSBETH RUGGIN 1641 in Baretswil, Switzerland, daughter of ULI RUGGEN and ANNA RUEGG. Child of HENRICH WEBER and ELSBETH RUGGIN is: 5. i. JOHANNES ATON5 WEBER, b. 1640, Schaffhausen, Switzerland; d. December 1724, Lampeter Twp., Lancaster Co., Penn., U.S.A.. Generation No. 5 5. JOHANNES ATON5 WEBER (HENRICH4, KLEI JORG GEORGE3, HEINRICH2, FATHER1) was born 1640 in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, and died December 1724 in Lampeter Twp., Lancaster Co., Penn., U.S.A.. He married MARIA MARGETHE HERR Abt. 1684 in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, daughter of REV. HERR and ELIZABETH KENDIG. Child of JOHANNES WEBER and MARIA HERR is: 6. i. JACOB6 WEBER, b. 1688, Schaffhausen, Switzerland; d. 1747, Penn., U.S.A.. Generation No. 6 6. JACOB6 WEBER (JOHANNES ATON5, HENRICH4, KLEI JORG GEORGE3, HEINRICH2, FATHER1) was born 1688 in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, and died 1747 in Penn., U.S.A.. He married ANNA BAUMAN, daughter of WENDEL BAUMAN and ANNIE UNK. Child of JACOB WEBER and ANNA BAUMAN is: i. MARIA CATHERINE7 WEBER, b. 1723, Hamilton, Penn., U.S.A.; d. Buck Co., Penn., U.S.A.; m. CONRAD COONRAD TEETER. Kathy Hoeldke hoeldke@beeline.ca