Individual Details
Henry WEAVER
(1750 - Abt 1800)
Events
| Birth | 1750 | , Lancaster, Pennsylvania |  | ||
| Birth | Abt 1750 | , Cumberland, Pennsylvania | | ||
| Birth | Abt 1755 | , Bucks, Pennsylvania |  | | |
| Marriage | Abt 1775 | Virginia - Sarah STURM | | ||
| Tax List | 1787 | , Berkeley, Virginia | | | |
| Land | 1794 | , Mason, Kentucky | | | |
| Land | 1796 | Henry Storm and Henry Weaver to William Weaver and Adam Allan - , Mason, Kentucky | | | |
| Death | Abt 1800 | , Mason, Kentucky | | ||
| Death | 1800 | , Mason, Kentucky | | | |
| Residence | 1802 | ony brother to stay in VA - , Berkeley, Virginia | | ||
| Estate | September 1802 | , Mason, Kentucky | | | |
| Estate | October 1809 | possible estate listing - , Mason, Kentucky | | | |
| Land-shared | 8 May 1811 | (Christopher H. WEAVER Jr.) Christopher and Rebecca Weaver, to son, Henry Weaver - , Champaign, Ohio | | | |
| Military | Revolutionary War - Virgina | | |||
| Death | , Berkeley, Virginia | | | ||
| Biography | Henry Weaver notes | | |||
| Notes-shared | (William WEAVER) Henry Weaver notes by Julia Myers | | |
Families
| Spouse | Sarah STURM (1756 - 1823) |
| Child | Henry WEAVER (1775 - 1809) |
| Father | Christopher WEAVER Sr. (1731 - 1788) |
| Mother | Anna Elizabeth LINTZ (1732 - 1794) |
| Sibling | John WEAVER (1749 - 1831) |
| Sibling | Mary Magdalene WEAVER (1752 - 1842) |
| Sibling | Sarah "Sally" WEAVER (1754 - ) |
| Sibling | William WEAVER (1759 - 1836) |
| Sibling | Elizabeth WEAVER (1765 - 1840) |
| Sibling | Christopher H. WEAVER Jr. (1761 - 1835) |
Notes
Birth
http://hackerscreek.com/norman/WEAVER/CASPAR.htmTax List
1787 Tax List concerning Christopher, William andHenry (Baltzer Wollam, husband of Mary Magdalene WEAVER was held responsible for Henry's tax.)
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=4026167&id=I169
Land
Henry Weaver reports that he, Henry Sturm and William Weaver leased the south end of James Ralph's plantation in 'Canetocky'. They were 'to Cleare and Improve as they see fit for there own profit Said tennents is to heave Six Crops from the date hereof'. But on Jan. 7, 1796 the two Henrys transferred their right and title of the lease to William Weaver and Adam Allan.Land
Another piece of evidence casting doubts on MonongaliaValley Henry WEAVER's being Christopher WEAVER's son is the
following partial copy (eliminating paragraphs not pertain-
ing to this subject) of a Clark County manuscript received
from James H. JOHNSON RIN941 (compiler has inserted para-
graph numbers) which places our Henry WEAVER in Mason County
KY in 1796:
1. It was in the fall of 1793 that William and Mary
Kiger WEAVER were preparing to leave Berkeley County,
Virginia, for Kentucky.
8. Seven years or more were passed in Kentucky, six of
these on the plantation of James Ralph. Henry WEAVER,
William WEAVER, and Henry STORM, all of Mason County
leased the south end of his plantation 'in Canetocky'.
They were 'to Cleare and Improve as the(y) see fit for
there own profit Said tennents is to heave Six Crops
from the deat hereof' (The date, unfortunately has been
cut from the 'Artikel of Agreement')
9. But shortly thereafter, Henry STORM and Henry WEAVER
assigned their right and title of the within lease
to William WEAVER and Adam ALLAN. They completed this
transaction by writing on the back of the original
lease. The date was January 27, 1796.
(Note from compiler - Marriage records of Mason County KY
1791-1836 page 5, 28 Jan 1794 show Nancy KIGER to Adam
Allen. This shows the probability that Adam was William
Weaver's brother-in-law.)
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=4026167&id=I171
Death
Abt 1800 Mason County KY (estate was inventoried in MasonCounty in 1802, but if his death occurred as a result of
Indian action, he might have died anywhere in the area
including the southern part of Ohio.)
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=4026167&id=I171
Estate
Court records. Inventory of estate of Henry WEAVER deceased.Henry WEAVER d. 1802 (the same year that William WEAVER left KY and that Christopher moved to Ohio.)
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=4026167&id=I171
Estate
Mason County KY acct current Book C, Pg 54:The Estate of Henry WEAVER
Debts to Adm (money in pounds, shillings, pence)
No 1 To a fee of Thomas MARSHALL 0 - 20 - 6 1/2
No 2 To paid Doctor DUKE 0 - 12 - 9
No 3 To paid Daniel MILLER 5 - 11 - 0
No 4 To cash paid Joel THORNBURG for coffin 3 - 0 - 0
Per contra 9 - 14 - 3 1/2
By Amount of Inventory as returned to Court 101 - 1 - 6
Agreeable to an order of the County Court of Mason to us directed we
have examined the above accounts and find them correct as above stated.
Given under our hands this 7th day of October 1809
William REED
Jacob DRAKE
Mason County October Court 1809
This account current of the Estate of Henry WEAVER deceased was re-
turned in Court and ordered to be recorded.
Testa Tho Marshall
Land-shared
Deed Book A p. 199, Champaign Co. OhioBetween Christopher WEAVER and Rebecca his wife of Champaign Co. and Henry WEAVER son of said Christopher WEAVER
Date: May 8, 1811 Consideration: $200.00
Location: N W corner of the S W 1/4 of Sec 12 T 4 R 10
Beginning at one Ironwood sapling in said quarter section corner to William WEAVER on the bank of Storm's Creek and
running northwesterly up said creek following the meanders
thereof to an Ironwood and Elm on the northeasterly bank of
said creek nearly opposite the house where said Christopher
WEAVER now lives. Acreage: 76 1/2 acres
History of land: Patent from James MADISON to C. WEAVER
dated Nov. 1, 1810
Witnesses: W. CHOLSON (?)
William (his mark) WEAVER
Signed: Christopher (his mark) WEAVER
Rebecca (her mark) WEAVER
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=4026167&id=I139
Death
John Weaver biography states that Henry was the only one to stay in Virginia.Biography
Henry Weaver, a son of Christopher Weaver, was born in Bucks County VA about 1755 and died in Mason County KY about 1802. His estate was inventoried in Mason County in September 1802.He married Sarah Sturm. Sarah was born in Berkley County VA about 1760 and died in Champaign County OH after May 1836.Henry was listed in the household of his brother in Law, Balthasar Wollam in the 1787 Berkley County VA tax list. About 1794, Henry Weaver, William Weaver and Henry Sturm signed a lease to "clear and improve, as they see fit for their own profit, and to have six crops from the south end of the plantation of James Ralph in Mason County KY. In 1796, Henry Weaver and Henry Sturm signed their portion of this lease to William Weaver and Adam Allen.
Sarah (Sturm) Weaver married John Grover September 14, 1805 in Mason County KY, stating that she had been a widow four years.
by Don Norman
http://hackerscreek.com/norman/WEAVER/CASPAR.htm
Notes-shared
Henry's childrenHenry d. 1837
William b. 1799 (my great grandfather)
According to family history, as I think I mentioned to
you, William (1799) came to Hillsboro as a young man,
as his family were all killed - fire - feud -
Indians//??? Henry the elder died in 1802, and his two
brothers left for Ohio. Except - that according to
this supposing, my William had at least two brothers
living in Kentucky - James and Henry. Something must
have happened in 1802 that gravely effected the WEAV-
ERs. However, my William would have only been 3 years
old, so he would not even have been aware of his aunts,
uncles and cousins.
The 1800 census for Mason Co. lists two William
WEAVERs and a Sarah WEAVER. Since this was really a
tax list, it would mean that there were two William
WEAVER households, and a Widow WEAVER household. The
1810 census lists no WEAVERs, nor does the 1790.
No, I'm afraid this just doesn't hold water, for
if my William were the son of Henry, Henry would have
been on the 1800 census - unless, like Christopher, he
didn't come to Maysville immediately. Maybe he went
with Christopher to Lexington, thence came to Maysville
and died there in 1802. (Now I am just thinking on the
typewriter.) The names James, Henry, John, and William
persist as the male names coming down from my William.
My father is James, his older brother was Bert Henry.
(But this could be from Isaac Henry STRIDER, the oldest
son's name in the STRIDER line since our first American
born STRIDER in 1739.)
I would like to know what you think of this line
of reasoning. Descendants of Henry d. 1837 and of
James are still living in Maysville, or near there. Do
you think they might have records pertaining to my
William, or do you think that I am just guessing too
wildly?
Endnotes
1. Don Hartman, Hartman Family Records (http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/).
2. compiled by Bryan Weaver (Laurence Weaver, Jr.; Bryan Weaver MoyWeav@aol.com; Betty Jo Scott, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=4026167&id=I708.
3. Champaign County Genealogical Society Newsletter.
4. Early Clark Co. Ohio Families Vital Statistics, Vol. IV & V Friends of the Library Genealogical Research Group c/o Mrs. George W. Olson, Archivist (Springfield, Ohio, 1989).
5. (http://hackerscreek.com/norman/WEAVER/CASPAR.htm), ).
6. Don Hartman, Hartman Family Records (http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/).
8. The Decendants of Henry Sturm [1757-1832] (sturm@hfa.umass.edu http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~sturm/sturm_gen.html#Henry1; http://people.umass.edu/sturm/narratives.html).
10. Don Hartman, Hartman Family Records (http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/familyhart/).
11. compiled by Bryan Weaver (Laurence Weaver, Jr.; Bryan Weaver MoyWeav@aol.com; Betty Jo Scott, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=4026167&id=I708.
12. (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=4026167&id=I171), ).
14. Champaign County Genealogical Society Newsletter.
18. Champaign County Genealogical Society Newsletter.
19. Champaign County Genealogical Society Newsletter.