Individual Details
Elisabeth Weaver
(16 Jan 1818 - 25 Apr 1892)
Events
Families
| Spouse | Joseph Moyer (1810 - 1865) |
| Child | Amos Myers (1840 - 1863) |
| Child | John M. Myers (1842 - 1884) |
| Child | Mary Ann Myers (1843 - 1897) |
| Child | Sarah C. Myers (1845 - 1894) |
| Child | William J. Myers (1847 - 1936) |
| Child | Daniel Weaver Myers (1849 - 1931) |
| Child | Joseph Wesley Myers (1851 - 1910) |
| Child | Joseph Fredrick Myers (1853 - 1925) |
| Child | George Moyer (1855 - 1855) |
| Child | Henry Franklin Myers (1856 - 1941) |
| Child | Calvin Moyer (1858 - 1859) |
| Child | Adeline V. Myers (1860 - 1941) |
| Father | Daniel Weaver (1793 - 1832) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Keplinger (1796 - 1875) |
| Sibling | Eve Weaver (1823 - ) |
| Sibling | Jacob Weaver (1828 - ) |
| Sibling | Harriet Weaver (1830 - ) |
| Sibling | Fanny Weaver (1831 - ) |
| Sibling | George Weaver (1832 - ) |
Notes
Marriage
Both Joseph and Elisabeth were from Brush Valley, were married by Rev. P. S. Fisher.Census
In the 1850 Census (18 Oct 1850) Joseph was 40 years old and a farmer, Elizabeth was 32; the children Amos, 10; John, 8; Mary, 7; Sarah, 5; William, 3; and Danial 1. Elizabeth Weaver age 54 was also living with them. I presume that Elizabeth was Elizabeth Myers mother, and her husband was dead. Also a George Weaver was a Laborer. My mother had always said that Joseph and Elizabeth had a son named George. This could be the reason for the information she gave to me. It is quite possible that George was Elizabeth Weavers son and Elizabeth Myers sister.Census
Joseph 50 farmer, Elizabeth 46, John 18, Mary A. 16, Sarah 14, William 12, Daniel 10, Wesley 8, Fredrick 6, Henry 4. His family is only three families from Robert Goheen family.Residence
Letter from Mrs. Cleve Snyder to Librarian. "---- Grandfather died at the age of 50 yrs, and left her on the farm located near Boalsburg where she lived for some yrs. with her sons who tried to manage the farm. This evidently didn't work out very well and a few years later she moved to Boalsburg with the family. --- Grandmother was rather tall, and rather a large woman. ------Peace had been declared, but it hadn't gotten all over the battle field, and Uncle Amos was killed after peace had been declared. They also had called another son the (3rd one) and Grandmother wouldn't submit to this because she had already fiven two sons Uncle Amos and Uncle John. Uncle John however got home safely."Census
Elizabeth Myers was a widow with a personal value of $300.Mary, 26;
Dan, 21;
Henry,14:
Adeline, 10.
Property
This Indenture made the Nineteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Seventy eight Between Elizabeth Myers of Boalsburg in the County of Centre and state of Pennsylvania widow and relick of Joseph Meyers late of Harris township in the county and state aforesaid deceased. John Myers of Boalsburg aforesaid eldest son and heir at law of said deceased and Rebecca his wife William J Myers of Alexandra in the County of Huntingdon in said state. Son of said deceased and F Jennie his wife, Daniel W Myers of Harris Township in the County and state aforesaid, son of the said deceased and Emma his wife, Wesley Myers of Boalsburg aforesaid son of the said deceased and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph F Myers of Boalsburg aforesaid son of the said deceased. Henry F Myers of Boalsburg aforesaid son of the said deceased. Mary Ann Myers of Boalsburg aforesaid daughter of the said deceased. John Hammel of Mifflin County in the state aforesaid and his wife Sarah C late. Sarah C Myers daughter of the said deceased and Adeline V Myers of Boalsburg aforesaid daughters of the said deceased. (Who are the only heirs of the said deceased) of the first part and Samuel H Bailey of Boalsburg aforesaid of the other part, Witnesseth that the said parties of the first part for and in consideration of the Sum of Five Thousand Two hundred and fifty Dollars lawful money of the United States of America unto them well and truly paid by the said party of the second part at and before the sealing and delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof us hereby acknowledged have granted bargained Sold aliened enfeoffed released and confirmed and by these presents do grant bargained sell alien enfeoff release and confirm unto the said party of the Second part his heirs and assigns. All that Messuage tenement of tract of land Situate in Harris Township in the County of Centre and state of Pennsylvania and bounded and described as follows to wit: ... It being the same tract of land which Isaac Spurr deceased by their deed dated April 7 AD 1855 granted and conveyed unto Joseph Myers aforesaid. Also all that certain Messauge, tenement or tract of land Situate in Harris township...It being the same tract of land which George Sheneburger and his wife Rebecca by their deed dated April 7 AD 1855 granted and conveyed unto Joseph Moyer and the said Joseph Moyer (Joseph Myers as herin above named) being so seized of the two above described tracts of land died intestate... Signed by: Elizabeth Myers (Her Mark) John Myers, Rebecca Myers, Wm J Myers, F. Jennie Myers, Daniel W. Myers, Wesley Myers, Lizzie C. Myers, Joseph F. Myers, Joseph F. Myers, Henry F. Myers, John Hummell, Sarah C. Hummell, Mary A Myers (Her Mark), Adaline V. Myers.Census
Elizabeth is 62 years old and living with Mary A.Census
Listed as head of household and Mary her daughter living with her.Death
Obituary: The illness of grandmother Meyers which we noted in last week's issue resulted in her death at 10 o'clock a.m. the 25th inst., at the age of 74 years, 3 months, and 10 days. Her maiden name was Elizabeth Weaver, born and raised in Centre County. When quite young she concentrated herself with the Reformed church and her life has been on of an exemplary Christian lady and she died as she lived in that blessed hope. In 1838 she married Joseph Meyers, who died some 28 years ago, during this long period of widow-hood she retained her home accompanied by her oldest daughter Mary who so kindly administered to her needs. Her illness was of short duration, caused by la-grippe, stomach and heart trouble. Her demise removes another headlight of a once numerous, happy family consisting of nine sons and 3 daughters. Mrs A. V. Kline of Nittany Valley; Mrs John Hummel of Mifflin County; Wm J. and J.F. of this town, Henry F. of Alexandria; Daniel and Wesley Myers of Boalsburg; and 27 grand children morn her death. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. A. A. Black, where her remains were laid to rest in the Boalsburg cemetery, of the 26th inst., followed by a large concourse of morning friends.Church records stated she was 74 years, 3 months, and 10 days old. Obituary; (Supplied by Mrs. Grover Cleveland Snyder (Helen) " ---- happy family consisting of nine sons and 3 daughters. Mrs A V. Kline of Nittany Valley; Mrs John Hummell of Mifflin County; Wm. j. and J. F. of this town; Henry F. of Alexandria; Daniel and Wesley Meyers, of Boalsburg; and 27 grand children.
Letter of Mrs Cleveland Snyder states that Joseph had friends who had diphtheria and went to help them, and he took diphtheria and died.
Burial
Funeral Services by Rev. A. A. Black, and buried in Boalsburg Cemetery.Probate
Complete listing of all articles belonging to Elizabeth and to whom they were given or sold. Total value is $120.83 with a list covering five pages. Many of the purchasers were her children or other relativesEndnotes
1. "," , ; online archives ( : accessed ).
2. St. John's Reformed congregation, Boalsburg, Pa., 1858-1911, , ; Mrs. Adella Fink Spangler, LDS Film # 1432890 Reform Church, Boalsburg PA.
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4. Harold O. Thomen, compiler, Marriages 1800-1850, Centre County, Pennsylvania (Bellefonte, PA 16823: Friends of the Centre County Library and Historical Museum, Inc, 1989), page 84. Hereinafter cited as Marriages 1800-1850, Centre Co., PA.
5. , Centre County Library in Bellefonte, Centre, PA (: , ), Joseph Moyer, Elizabeth Weaver marriege, October 30, 1838, Brush Valley,Spangler Notebook #175, page 70.
6. 1850 US Census, Centre County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Harris twp, family 1324, line 20, page 104, Joseph Moyer, NARA micropublication M432, roll 763.
7. 1860 US Census, Centre County, Pennsylvania, Harris twp, family 906, line 9, page 577, Joseph Myers, NARA micropublication M653, roll 1090..
8. Letter from () to Elizabeth L Albright;, Letters from Mrs. Grover Cleveland Snyder to the Librarian of the Centre County Library, April 24, 1969 and April 29 1969. She enclosed an Obituary. These leters are in the Centre County Library, Bellefonte, PA.
9. 1870 US Census, Centre County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Harris Township, page 530, family 321, line 3, Elizabeth Myers, NARA micropublication M593, roll 1321.
10. Land Records: Joseph Myer's Heirs to Samuel H. Bailey, Deed Book 67, page 131; Centre County Courthouse, Bellefonte, PA, , .
11. 1880 US Census, Centre County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Harris twp, ED 236, family 2, line 10, page 402, Wesley Myers, NARA microfilm T9, roll 1113.
12. , 1890 Census, , Centre County's 1890 Census , Eleventh Census of the population of the United States 1890, Centre County, Pennsylvania, Published by boroughs and townships in connection with a business directory of the same, reprint 1998, (Friends of the Centre County Library and Historical Museum, B.
13. , Newspaper articles, , Newspaper clipping supplied by Mrs. Grover Clevland Snyder, (Helen); along with a letter describing her grandmother..
14. St. John's Reformed congregation, Boalsburg, Pa., 1858-1911, , ; Mrs. Adella Fink Spangler, LDS Film # 1432890 Reform Church Records, Boalsburg, PA.
15. , Newspaper articles, , Democratic Watchman, 6 May 1892, page 5, column 3, Pine Grove Mentions; Centre County Library and Historical Museum, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania.
16. St. John's Reformed congregation, Boalsburg, Pa., 1858-1911, , ; Mrs. Adella Fink Spangler, LDS Film # 1432890 Reform Church, Boalsburg, PA.
17. , Newspaper articles, , Democratic Watchman, 6 May 1892, page 5, column 3, Pine Grove Mentions; Centre County Library and Historical Museum, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania.
18. Centre County, Pennsylvania, , ; Centre County Library and Historical Museum, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania.

