Individual Details
Tilman Weaver (or Weber)
(1701 - Aft December 14, 1759)
Birth and death information from the GERMANNA RECORD, NO. TWO, 1962, page 53.
"Tilman Weaver was from Nassau-Seigen, Germany. His godfather was Tillman Huttman, probably brother of his mother. He came to America in April, 1714 with mother, Anna. In 1724, he was granted 100 acres, at what is now, Germantown in Prince William County, 9 miles south of Warrenton on Licking River. In 1731, he was shown as a farmer and shoemaker. On 26 March 1741, he had 529 acres granted in Prince William on Crimming Run. He voted in Prince George County, Virginia in 1741 as freeholder; this is now in now Fauquier County. He was on the Prince William County rent rolls of 1753, had 1610 acres. His will was made on December 14, 1759; probated Mar 27, 1760; daughter Mary got 400 acres in Culpepper County, Virginia, plus 8 dubloons to buy Negro to replace one given to her earlier that died. His inventory showed over $100 cash plus farm equipment, as shown in Fauquier County Will Book 1, page 131." (Fauquier Wills - Virginia History Magazine.)
"Tilman Weaver was from Nassau-Seigen, Germany. His godfather was Tillman Huttman, probably brother of his mother. He came to America in April, 1714 with mother, Anna. In 1724, he was granted 100 acres, at what is now, Germantown in Prince William County, 9 miles south of Warrenton on Licking River. In 1731, he was shown as a farmer and shoemaker. On 26 March 1741, he had 529 acres granted in Prince William on Crimming Run. He voted in Prince George County, Virginia in 1741 as freeholder; this is now in now Fauquier County. He was on the Prince William County rent rolls of 1753, had 1610 acres. His will was made on December 14, 1759; probated Mar 27, 1760; daughter Mary got 400 acres in Culpepper County, Virginia, plus 8 dubloons to buy Negro to replace one given to her earlier that died. His inventory showed over $100 cash plus farm equipment, as shown in Fauquier County Will Book 1, page 131." (Fauquier Wills - Virginia History Magazine.)
Events
| Birth | 1701 | Eisern, Nassau-Siegen, Germany | |||
| Christen | January 9, 1701 | Roedgen, Nassau-Siegen, Germany | |||
| Marriage | Abt, 1726 | Virginia - Ann Elizabeth Cuntz | |||
| Death | Aft December 14, 1759 | Germantown, Fauquier County, Virginia |
Families
| Spouse | Ann Elizabeth Cuntz (1708 - 1777) |
| Child | Mary Ann Weaver (1726 - 1793) |
| Child | Ann Weaver (1728 - 1797) |
| Child | Evelyn "Eve" Weaver (1730 - ) |
| Child | Elizabeth Weaver (1730 - ) |
| Child | Catherine Weaver (1732 - ) |
| Child | Jacob Weaver (1735 - ) |
| Child | John Weaver (1740 - ) |
| Child | Capt. Tilman Weaver (1747 - 1809) |
| Child | Susannah Weaver (1753 - ) |
| Father | Johann Heinrich "Jacob" Weber (1667 - 1716) |
| Mother | Anna Margaretha Huttmann ( - 1724) |
| Sibling | Johannes Weber (1693 - 1715) |
| Sibling | Johann Heinrich Weber (1696 - 1697) |
| Sibling | Cathrin Weber (1697 - 1730) |
| Sibling | Johann Heinrich Weber (1703 - 1704) |