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Re: Nathaniel Jonathan Weaver

Iflands — 2012-05-22 23:12:20Z

I just typed about Nathaniel Jonathan Weaver born 10 Dec. 1809. I gave the wrong death date. It should be 5 Oct. 1887. Sorry. Joan Ifland jwifland@centurytel.net or
kwifland@centurytel.net.

Re: Nathaniel Jonathan Weaver

Iflands — 2012-05-22 23:12:19Z

I just typed about Nathaniel Jonathan Weaver born 10 Dec. 1809. I gave the wrong death date. It should be 5 Oct. 1887. Sorry. Joan Ifland jwifland@centurytel.net or
kwifland@centurytel.net.

Nathaniel Jonathan Weaver

Iflands — 2012-05-22 22:46:34Z

Nathaniel born in GA on 10 Dec. 1809
Nathaniel died in MS on 5 Oct. 1875
Do not know if he had any siblings. Know his father was David Weaver (not the Indian David) but do not know his mother's name. David was in Spartanberg, SC in 1795 for a while. Nathaniel had a son Isaac and wonder if an older Isaac is related that lived in Marion CO, AR as William Franklin Weaver moved to that area in 1882. A son of Nathaniel. Nathaniel was a Baptist Minister in MS and prior. Joan Ifland (jwifland@centurytel.net)

Homer A., Frank B. Jacob W. and Emma L. WEAVER - PA & MN

mark44537 — 2012-05-22 09:37:02Z

HI, Looking for the person who had pictures of Abraham and Barbara(Reese) Weaver children. Homer Abraham (1870-1947), Franklin Benjamin (1857-1901), Emma L. (1859-1882) and Jacob W. (1861-1932). I notice them and did not save them. Would like to get copies of the family and share family information. I do not have our family tree on line yet. But I do have some members on the Find-A-Grave.com website.
Thanks, Cindy Powell in PA.

Alexander Weaver & Christina Smith

KathleenFirestone — 2012-05-22 01:54:49Z

Does anyone know anything about Alexander Weaver who married Christina Smith? He was born about 1770.

Re: Steve Benjamin Weaver, My great grandfather

grannygrey50 — 2012-05-12 13:07:57Z

There is a Fant, TX which no longer exists, in Cass County, TX. It kind of disappeared in the mid 30's but in the late 1890's it was an active, thriving town. There was a major flour mill there. That is near the area of Sam Rayburne Reservoir in East Texas. It is possible that since the town disappeared it wound up 'in' Sam Rayburne as it is an impounded lake. I have been in both areas of TX and am somewhat familiar with them , as my great great grandfather was in TX in Marshall, and Caddo Lake area by 1834, and bought land from the Mexicans. He was the first Episcopal priest there.
Go to Texas Land Management, and type in names you know, and check it out. There are some very interesting records there.

Donna

My husband had Weavers in his line out of NC.

Re: Steve Benjamin Weaver, My great grandfather

cantont1 — 2012-05-11 20:14:29Z

I know a little about your ggrandfater Steve B. Weaver. He is my ggrandfather also.

WEAVER Greg - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-09 12:43:57Z

WEAVER Greg - Vietnam Wall section 7E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,290 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: native American Ancestors

colormepermanent — 2012-05-06 06:23:23Z

Hi my name is Kerri Maiden name Weaver
my brother and I have done as much research as we have been able to get from our Father who is 76 yrs. Our Weave Surname started during Civil War. My GREAT xs3 Grandfather name of Cannon R. (DOB 1782)went into War as an Indian Scout going in with the name of Dod since Indians really only had Tribes/Areas they were given Christian Surnames.The could not own anything including land unless they had Christian names. Our Father said that during the War there was an Officier who gave the Christian Surname of Weaver to our Grandfather so when he was released from service he left with the Surname of Weaver he then married Massy Parker (DOB 1795 S. Carolina) sister of Cheif Quinin or Quinon (I'm not real sure of spelling). He told us that is when the Weaver clan started. Also, he committed that Indians did not want the Government to know their business so they would purposely register locations of birth differantly on rolls. I'm not sure how much help this is but I do hope it assist you.

Re: Weavers from PA/WV

Timelord57 — 2012-05-05 12:21:22Z

Dennis:

I will reply privately. Until I have proof that your search is not a scam, I will not make my response public. I am a computer tech, with security being a top priority and I investigate potential Phishing Scams.

Re: Weavers from PA/WV

dlgraham119 — 2012-05-04 23:34:10Z

Hi! I am looking for living blood decendants of James Weaver, Hartsel Weaver, Maloy Weaver, Erston Weaver and Bolova Weaver, they are the sons of Isaac Weaver and Hannah McVicker Weaver. Hannah McVicker is the son of Absalom McVicker and Catherine Farrance. A mineral interest is involved located in Barbour Co. WV contact Dennis Graham
dlgraham@wvmei.com 304-457-5669

WEAVER Franklin F - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-04 19:26:15Z

WEAVER Franklin F - Vietnam Wall section 6E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Isaac & Elizabeth Weaver of Easton, Northampton, PA

Chumledo — 2012-04-25 12:40:40Z

Hi,
I am looking for any information on Isaac (b.1801) & Elizabeth (b.1811) Weaver. They lived in Easton, PA. They had 1 son and 3 daughters:

Anna (?), Adelaide (b.1833) married Peter Wilhelm, Calvin L. Weaver (b.1835) married Mary Jane Williamson, Sarah (b.1839) married Samuel Davis.

Isaac died in 1842 and Elizabeth died in 1890. I believe that they are buried in Hays Cemetery in Easton.

Thank you,
Bette

Weaver. Tipton county

marilynanderson00 — 2012-04-24 02:05:02Z

African-American Weaver's. Tipton or Shelby county. Tenn

Re: Weaver family of Ithaca New York

qtzlady — 2012-04-23 04:12:02Z

We research descendants as well as ancestors and the Weaver family that I was asking about is a side line, we are trying to track down my husband's Johnston relatives, who in this case married a Weaver. So I am not researching earlier Weaver family. Sorry.

Re: Weaver family of Ithaca New York

jwatson745 — 2012-04-23 02:06:29Z

Do you have a Phillip Amosa Weaver 1866 NY and a Zebulan Weaver 1830s or 40s Conneticut in your linage?

HANNAH WEAVER 1802/LEWIS MALONE 1802 both b New York

jwatson745 — 2012-04-22 01:07:09Z

I am searchin for Hannah Weaver married to Lewis Malone both born New York USA. Children are Albert 1833, Charity 1835, Rachael 1838, Hannah M 1840, Lewis A W 1843, Stephen A S 1847. All born in New York. Found Hannah & Lewis (Parents) in Lansing, Thompkins, New York anlong with Stephen 1870 Census listed as farm laborers. Fond Stephen listed as head of house hold 1870 Lansing, Thompkins, N Y census married with one child. Farmer. Hannah M 1840 died in Michigan 1914.
Anyone connected to this line?

Re: John Clarke Weaver

6misty614908 — 2012-04-21 00:53:28Z

Hi! My grandmother was Hazel Weaver. She was born in Michigan and lived for many years in Wausau Wisconsin. I know her dad was John C Weaver, and mother Myrtle Knisley. I am trying to find out who John C Weaver's parents were. Does anyone happen to know? I know he was born in New York.

Any info would be great!

Michelle

Re: English painter Thomas Weaver (1774-1843)

Lawrence_weaver1 — 2012-04-15 12:25:11Z

Thomas ans Susannah had 8 children: Susannah b 1812, John b 1814, Loraine b 1815, Laura b 1816, Martha b 1819, Thomas b 1821, Helen b 1823 and Henry b 1825. I should like to know more about the Pyefinches, especially Martha, Susannah's mother.

Re: Weaver family in Pulaski, and White counties Indiana

cedarjim — 2012-04-10 17:52:00Z

Thank you for your reply and I apologize for a typo.

The birth date I posted for Jacob Weaver is actually that of his son Simon Peter Weaver who married Julianna Hollinger. The information I have on Jacob Weaver came from the following Individual Record FamilySearch™ Pedigree Resource File.

Individual Record FamilySearch™ Pedigree Resource File
Jacob Weaver
Sex: M
Birth: 14 Nov 1833 NY
Death: 21 Apr 1881 Pulaski Co., IN
Parents Father: Henry Weaver
Mother: Barbara xxx
Marriage(s) Spouse: Mary Haas
Marriage: 2 Dec 1855 White Co. IN

I know these records are not always accurate, but his birth data is supported in the 1850 and 1860 US census records from Pulaski County Indiana. In the 1850 census record he is in the same household as Henry and Barbara Weaver of Indian Creek. (I suppose he could have been their grandson or other relative since they were both 70 and he was only 17.) An Indiana marriage collection record confirmed his marriage to Mary Haas.

I don’t have any information on John Weaver’s parents but believe there must be some close relationship between John (1811-1888) and Jacob (1833-1881). In 1850 they both lived in Indian Creek. Then John moved to Le Sueur County, Minnesota between 1860 and 1870 and Jacob’s son Simon Peter followed him there about 20 years later.

With this corrected information, what do you think? Is there a possibility that they are brothers? Also, if you have more information on the Pulaski County Weavers I would appreciate it if you would share it with me. My e-mail address is jcguttin@yahoo.com if you prefer to contact me directly.

Weaver family in Pulaski, and White counties Indiana

cedarjim — 2012-04-10 17:04:45Z

Are John Weaver 1811-1888 and Jacob Weaver 1833 brothers?

My 2nd great grandfather, John Weaver, was born 15 May 1811 in Germany. In 1850 he lived in Indian Creek, Pulaski, Indiana, in 1860 he lived in Washington, Cass, Indiana. He moved to Kilkenny, Le Sueur, Minnesota between 1860 and 1870. He died 13 Sep 1888 in Le Sueur county Minnesota. I have no information on his parents.

The father-in-law of my grand aunt, Julianna Hollinger, 1870-1948 was Jacob Weaver 1833-1881. He was born in 1833 in either New York or Indiana. In 1850 and 1860 he lived in Indian Creek, Pulaski, Indiana. He married Mary Hass and moved to White, Indiana. His parents were Henry and Barbara Weaver.

Re: Weaver family in Pulaski, and White counties Indiana

ericllucas99 — 2012-04-10 01:39:14Z

It is unlikely that Jacob Weaver is the father-in-law of Juliana Hollinger, as they were only two years apart. If his mother was Barbara (Russel) Weaver, it is unlikely she would have successfully given birth five years after her death in 1863.

John Weaver b:1815 in Germany, son of Henry (b:1790) and Barbara Weaver has a brother named Jacob born June 1832 in Ohio.

It may well be that your Jacob Weaver was related to John Weaver, but they weren't brothers.

Eric

Re: Mill Creek Weavers Of North Carolina

MariaOBX — 2012-04-08 21:10:25Z

Sallie Britt married Willie Weaver in Wilson County, NC. Their children were John Weaver, Ida Weaver Anderson; Melvina Weaver Reaves and William Weaver. Sallie and Willie divorced in abt .1872 and he won custody of their son, John. Any information about this family would be appreciated.

Re: Joseph H Weaver

ajmartin512 — 2012-03-29 17:48:55Z

Sorry I haven't gotten back to you sooner. The only person I remember from Banning was Beatrice? I think. I was little when we went visting. I also remember Uncle Lloyd. We used to go see him in the hospital. I wasn't allowed in because I was to young. But I do remember waving to him from his window. He would have been my Dad's uncle. I am 64. My email address is ajmartin512@gmail.com. I still have opened up my account for Ancestry. Will try to do so soon. I have a picture of Grandma Martin(Pearl) and her kids. Don't know how old it is? Grandpap Martin died when my dad was around 15yrs old. He died in a mining accident. So I don't have any pictures of him.
Alice

Re: Joseph H Weaver

johnstangroom — 2012-03-28 23:42:34Z

Hi Alice, haven't heard from you. Send me an email so we can start exchanging info. Do you have any pics of Your grandparents?
John

Re: Seeking Weaver / Helfrich descendants - Dauphin County, PA 1800's

helfrich4 — 2012-03-28 09:09:55Z

None that I am aware of. Sorry.

Re: Weaver of PA

bollox79 — 2012-03-28 04:01:26Z

I'm related to the Weavers from Steelton. My Great Great Grandfather George W. (Washington) Weaver owned the moving company George W. Weaver and Sons in Steelton. Any relatives out there with info give me a shout!

Weavers in Dauphin County PA

bollox79 — 2012-03-28 03:59:49Z

Hello I'm looking for info on a George W. Weaver born in Steelton, PA. He owned the moving business George W. Weaver and Sons. Anybody out there related or have info? Let me know.

Re: Seeking Weaver / Helfrich descendants - Dauphin County, PA 1800's

bollox79 — 2012-03-28 03:46:20Z

Hello my name is Charles B. Weaver IV! I'm related to a George W. Weaver who was born in Steelton, PA in 1857. Any relation there?

Re: Joseph H Weaver

johnstangroom — 2012-03-25 14:31:26Z

Hi again.
One correction on my theory of Mary Weaver. I believe she was the granddaughter of George Hohenhell. I said daughter in last message. I believe George had a daughtr who had Mary.
John

Re: Joseph H Weaver

johnstangroom — 2012-03-25 12:13:20Z

Hi Alice,
Great to hear from you. Mary Weavers parents are listed on her death certificate as James Thompson and Mary Hohenshell. I am not sure that they were married but have no definite proof of that other than I can't find them anywhere. I have some census records that I will have to find re: Mary Hohenshell. I "believe" she was the daughter of George Hohenshell and that she may have given birth to Mary illegitimately. This is my theory.
I will give you my email so we can go back and forth that way instead of on here. Is that ok? I have some interesting stuff for you. Gotta ask how old (or young ) you are and where r u from? Did you know any Banning, Pa people? Excited to hear from you. I still have 2 great aunts living on that side of the family. Ida Mae and Lillie Belle(daughters of Richard and Ida Mae Weaver Backstrom. 90 and 91 respectively. My email is stangcountry1@msn.com
John

Re: Joseph H Weaver

ajmartin512 — 2012-03-25 10:40:27Z

Hi John,
Joseph and Mary were my great grandparents too. My grandmother was Pearl who was married to Albert Martin. I was trying to find out who Mary's parents were. When I did the search on ancesty I could only go back as far as Joseph and Mary. Do you know who her parents were. I would love to see the pictures you have. My dad was Harry Martin Pearl's son. I don't think I have been in touch with you before. I gave up trying to find out information on them. It's so exciting that I finally have Joseph's parents name. I'm going to have to join Ancestry again to see what else I can find out about. Joseph's parents.
Thank you for getting in touch with me.
Alice Martin

Re: Joseph H Weaver

johnstangroom — 2012-03-25 02:07:48Z

Hi cousin,
Joseph and Mary Thompson Weaver were my great great grandparents. Pearl had a sister Ida( married Richard Backstrom) that was my great grandmother. They had my grandmother Beatrice. Beatrice had Ruth and Ruth had me. Ok your all caught up. Josephs parents were Joseph and Elizabeth Hough Weaver. I have pics of Joseph and Mary and some other info so anxious to hear from you. I see your post is from a year ago so hopefully your still interested.
John
I had been in contact with Pearls relatives a few years ago I believe. Lost touch though. Maybe we have come across each other b4?

Re: Henry Forbush Weaver 1839-

friedagockel — 2012-03-24 01:20:52Z

Any descendants of Clement Weaver, or anyone searching for possible connection, are invited to join others on the Descendants of Clement Weaver site on myfamily.com. You need an invitation to join; if interested contact me at frieda.weaver@gmail.com

Re: Indian Heritage

1_surfpunk14 — 2012-03-13 23:28:41Z

Hi I'm Jeri Weaver,

Son of Charlie Weaver,

Pop always talked about Indian heritage, Cheroke, but never researched it. Would like to learn more, if possible?

Jeri Weaver

Weavers of harriman tennessee

Thompson_Weaver — 2012-03-08 19:33:02Z

I am researching my husband's family and have found several ancestors buried in the harriman city cemetery. William Crawford, Gabe Weaver, and Millard Pinkney Weaver, and some Rices. Are there still any living in the Harriman area? Please contact us.
Darlene and Gabe Weaver

Re: Weaver and Byrd Relatives

byrdma12 — 2012-03-05 04:18:14Z

I know this is an old post, but if still relevant, Jesse, Joseph, Jane and George W Weaver were James "Jim" and Peggy Parnell Weaver's children (Anna's brother). I'm assuming right now that Edward Tapping was a boarder. He also could be a relative but I don't have any links to him.
Hope this is helpful,
I am a descendant of Lemuel and Anna Byrd.

Americus Vespusis Weaver

aweave07 — 2012-03-04 01:56:27Z

I am looking for any information on Americus Weaver. He was born in Maryland in 1873. He was adopted by the Dunmyer (Dunmire) family in Pennsylvania at a young age. In the 1880 Pennsylvania census it shows Americus living with the Dunmyers. I am looking for his birth parents. Americus also had brothers named Curtis and Sherwood as well as sisters name Bertha and Pearl. Apparently they were all adopted out as well. If you have any information, I would appreciate it. Pennsylvania will not unseal the adoption records. Please help!
Thank you!!

Re: William Weaver b. 1810-12 NC

DennisLarsen84 — 2012-03-01 01:01:46Z

Hi,
Did you ever find the parents of William Weaver (md. Christina Boeckel)? Their daughter Anna Maria married into my Scott ancestors of Davidson County. ?
Thanks,
Dennis Larsen

Re: Weavers of Dickson Co., TN

smithpv2004 — 2012-02-29 03:45:04Z

Thanks for your message. I have been to the cemetery several times. I have also talked with Mrs. Stanfill who was a Weaver and lives across the road from the cemetery. I have been told that Mrs. Nance is not cooperative about sharing her info. I think she is quite elderly and maybe has health problems.
My main research on the Weavers now is trying to find out who David's granddaddy was.

Re: John Emery WEAVER b. c1837 ONT, CAN

doss145 — 2012-02-27 16:41:34Z

Hi Jackie,
I am descendant through Bruce Weaver, son of John Emery Weaver.

I would like to join our data... Lynn seems to be no longer available. :(
My email is doss@nexicom.net

Thanks

Re: Weaver's from Pennsylvania

gflick23 — 2012-02-27 00:59:17Z

Yes, Melvin Weaver Flick is the son of Edmond Leroy Flick (Born 1902 in Franklin, PA) and Maude Marie Weaver (Born 1902 in Cranberry,PA) ... Maude Marie Weaver is the daughter of Burton Joshua Weaver (Born 1873 in Van, PA) who is the son of Joshua Weaver (Born 1836 in Venango County, PA) who is the son of Andrew Weaver (Born 1809 in PA) who is the son of another Andrew Weaver (Born 1781 in PA) ... that is as far back as my records go on my grandmother's side of the family ... My name is Gregory Flick and Melvin Flick was my uncle.

Re: William Weaver 1750-1836 of North Carolina

cshinn68 — 2012-02-20 17:12:00Z

He was married twice,his first wife was the daughter of Moses McDaniel(not sure of her name),his second wife was an Ashley who later married a Dickson after William died.

Re: Weavers of Dickson Co., TN

sjd755 — 2012-02-13 02:17:58Z

As soon as you said your mom's name it sounded familiar to me. Tell her that I said hi. Me and my mom were there once and talked to her at the gate when it was still there. My husband and I were there a couple of years ago and noticed that a cemetery sign had been put up and that you could now drive up to the cemetery. I used to have to walk up. :o) Any help that you can give me as far as who is buried there would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Shirley

Re: Weavers of Dickson Co., TN

StanfillTracy — 2012-02-13 01:55:09Z

That was my mom you talked to, Eula Pearl Weaver Stanfill. My aunt Daisy sadly has lost all memory. I found a paper she had wrote the names and dates of some of them.The paper I had John 1807, but she might had made a mistake on it. She also has I assume Amandas parents James Jones born 1807 and Margaret Jones born 1814 mother of 12. I have mom trying to find the paper where she wrote down unmark graves that my great uncle Herman Weaver told who was buried were. He knew every grave. If we can find it we email to you.

Re: Weavers of Dickson Co., TN

sjd755 — 2012-02-12 23:32:15Z

Hi,

I have been to the cemetery a few times over the years. My great great grandmother was Mary Elizabeth Weaver Vailes. She is buried there near David. I have been doing research on my Vailes family line for years and have a good bit of information. I have thought that maybe my great great grandfather William Henry H. Vailes is buried there with her but there is no stone and I have been told that there are no cemetery records. They were also living in Nunnelly when he died from an accident at the Ore Mines there. So, he may be buried there. I have had no luck finding him. :o( I also have some info on the Weavers. I was at the cemetery several years ago and met the lady that lived across the street (can't remember her name but she said that she owned the property and was a Weaver). She gave me the name of her sister that she said had a lot of Weaver research. Her name was Daisy Nance...I wrote her and received a card back from her and she gave me her phone number but I was never able to reach her. Anyway, David's parents were John Weaver (born abt. 1805) and Silvester Hardin Weaver (born abt. 1814). John and Silvester was married July 8, 1839 in Wilson Co., TN. Brother and sisters were: William M. born abt. 1841, James H. born abt 1842, Sarah C. born abt. 1843, Mary E. born 1845 (my great great grandmother), Martha J. born abt. 1850 and Silvester T. born abt. 1953. This information came from the 1860 DeKalb Co., TN census. I believe that they moved to Dickson in late 1860 or 1861. Thanks for your reply to the Board.

Shirley :o)

Re: Weavers of Dickson Co., TN

StanfillTracy — 2012-02-12 17:58:44Z

David B Weaver was my great great granddaddy.We own the land around the Dickson Cem. and tend to it. If anyone needs any infro off the tombstones feel free to contact me and be glad to send it to you and save you a trip. We still have the land that David lived on. I have his discharge papers also. I would like to know what his brother and sister names, and father and mother too? Thanks!

Re: Valentine Weaver

sheri_ms — 2012-02-09 22:40:02Z

I also related to a David Weaver. He had a son Henry Weaver
Lived in Stark co Ohio. Henry moved to Indiana. I am trying to find out if David Weaver's father is Valentine Weaver.
and help would be appropriated.

Sheri

WEAVER Charles Webster Posey 1878 1928 loved life

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-08 19:27:34Z

WEAVER Charles Webster Posey 1878 1928 loved life

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: John Clarke Weaver

clolmaugh12 — 2012-02-08 01:15:20Z

Amanda I think we are cousins, John Weaver was my great grandfather also his daugther Pearl was my grandmother as far as i can find he was born in new york who is your grandmother

Cheryl