Excerpt of obituary found in Caldwell's genealogy annex:
Mr. Weaver was born at Mt. Ephraim, and would have been sixty-eight years of age next month. On December 17, 1868, he was united in marriage to Miss Rachel Grimes, to which union six children were born, three of whom survive.
His remains were brought to Pleasant City, Tuesday evening, and on the following day were taken to Sarahsville for burial.
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On Mr. Weaver's death record, it states he was widowed when he died, his occupation was listed as shoemaker. His father, Daniel Weaver was born in Pennsylvania and his mother, Hannah Aarmeter, was born in Ohio.
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1900 Census taken reports those living with Mr. & Mrs. Weaver at the time were: Mary R. (age 28); Herman (age 25); George B.(age 22); John H. (age 16); Paul (Grandson, age 7); and Harry (Grandson, age 5).
Mr. Weaver was born at Mt. Ephraim, and would have been sixty-eight years of age next month. On December 17, 1868, he was united in marriage to Miss Rachel Grimes, to which union six children were born, three of whom survive.
His remains were brought to Pleasant City, Tuesday evening, and on the following day were taken to Sarahsville for burial.
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On Mr. Weaver's death record, it states he was widowed when he died, his occupation was listed as shoemaker. His father, Daniel Weaver was born in Pennsylvania and his mother, Hannah Aarmeter, was born in Ohio.
***
1900 Census taken reports those living with Mr. & Mrs. Weaver at the time were: Mary R. (age 28); Herman (age 25); George B.(age 22); John H. (age 16); Paul (Grandson, age 7); and Harry (Grandson, age 5).
Excerpt of obituary found in Caldwell's genealogy annex:
Mr. Weaver was born at Mt. Ephraim, and would have been sixty-eight years of age next month. On December 17, 1868, he was united in marriage to Miss Rachel Grimes, to which union six children were born, three of whom survive.
His remains were brought to Pleasant City, Tuesday evening, and on the following day were taken to Sarahsville for burial.
***
On Mr. Weaver's death record, it states he was widowed when he died, his occupation was listed as shoemaker. His father, Daniel Weaver was born in Pennsylvania and his mother, Hannah Aarmeter, was born in Ohio.
***
1900 Census taken reports those living with Mr. & Mrs. Weaver at the time were: Mary R. (age 28); Herman (age 25); George B.(age 22); John H. (age 16); Paul (Grandson, age 7); and Harry (Grandson, age 5).
Mr. Weaver was born at Mt. Ephraim, and would have been sixty-eight years of age next month. On December 17, 1868, he was united in marriage to Miss Rachel Grimes, to which union six children were born, three of whom survive.
His remains were brought to Pleasant City, Tuesday evening, and on the following day were taken to Sarahsville for burial.
***
On Mr. Weaver's death record, it states he was widowed when he died, his occupation was listed as shoemaker. His father, Daniel Weaver was born in Pennsylvania and his mother, Hannah Aarmeter, was born in Ohio.
***
1900 Census taken reports those living with Mr. & Mrs. Weaver at the time were: Mary R. (age 28); Herman (age 25); George B.(age 22); John H. (age 16); Paul (Grandson, age 7); and Harry (Grandson, age 5).
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