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The Weaver Family

Fourth Generation

53. Lewis D. Weaver (John , John , Christopher ) was born about 1808 in Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 12 Aug 1856 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Lewis married Nancy Foster on 17 Apr 1828.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Lewis and Nancy had the following children:

132 M i Francis L. Weaver was born about 1829 in Oh. He died on 5 Mar 1899 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
133 M ii William P. Weaver was born about 1838. He died on 5 Mar 1899 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
Company E, 22nd Ohio Infantry.

54. Catherine G. Weaver (John , John , Christopher ) was born on 11 Sep 1809 in Clermont Co, Oh. She died on 19 Apr 1884 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Catherine married John Duckwall son of Lewis Duckwall and Susan Wagoner on 5 May 1830 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

John and Catherine had the following children:

134 F i Diena Duckwall was born on 20 Jul 1838. She died on 3 Feb 1853 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

55. Joseph A. Weaver (John , John , Christopher ) was born about 1815 in Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 29 Nov 1872 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
Was Clermont Co, OH Justice of Peace-1857. About 1843, Dr. Joseph A. Weaver entered upon his dental profession and from 1858, Jerry C. Weaver, his brother was with him for a term of subsequent years. In 1851-1854, 1864 and 1866 Joseph was an elected trustee of the incorporated village of Batabia. Was elected director of the Batavia School District for 1853-1855. Married his second cousin. During the Civil War, Joseph's farm had $36 worth of corn and hay seized by Union Forces in pursuit of Confederate raider, John Morgan. Morgan invaded Clermont County in July of 1863.

Joseph married Louisa M. Weaver.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
Was a second cousin to her husband.

Joseph and Louisa had the following children:

135 M i Calvin D. Weaver was born about 1838 in Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
136 F ii Mary F. Weaver was born about 1846 in Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
137 M iii Alanson Weaver was born about 1848 in Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

59. Henry Griffith Weaver (William , John , Christopher ) was born on 19 Oct 1812 in Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 27 Nov 1891 in Batavia, Clermont, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
Henry is a twin of William. He was a captain of the militia in the early cays before the Civil War. Henry and his wife, Ellen, were devoted members of the Methodist Episcopal church. He was a Whig and cast his vote for William Henry Harrison. During the Civil War, Henry lived in Batavia, Clermont Co, OH. and had one horse, valued at $100.00, taken by Union forces in pursuit of Confederate raider John Morgan. Morgan raided Clermont County in July of 1863.

Henry married Eleanor Foster daughter of Thomas Foster and Sarah Raper on 10 Nov 1836 in Clermont Co, Oh.

They had the following children:

138 M i Ulysses Randolph Weaver was born on 14 Oct 1844. He died on 20 Dec 1907 in Batavia, Clermont, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Ulysses married Hester Stark on 7 Dec 1871.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
139 M ii Eben Idephard Weaver was born about 1846.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
140 F iii Laura V. Weaver was born in 1847. She died in Cincinnati.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Laura married Martin N. Wood on 10 Aug 1865 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
141 M iv Joseph Foster Weaver was born on 5 Nov 1849 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 3 May 1937 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

HISTORY OF CLERMONT AND BROWN COUNTIES, OHIO (1913) VOLUME II, BIOGRAPHICAL Page 801:
Joseph Foster Weaver, who resides at Batavia, Ohio, in a beautiful home, which consists of three well-laid lots and a splendid modern house, at the corner of Broadway and Water streets, conducts a thriving feed business, operating under the firm name of J.F. Weaver & Sons. The firm enjoys a large patronage and is well known throughout Clermont county for their prompt and efficient service.

Joseph Foster Weaver, who is the son of Henry Griffith and Ellen (Foster) Weaver, was born in Batavia township. Joseph was reared in the home farm of his father, and received a good common school education. He remained at home until he was twenty-four years of age, assisting his father in the duties that fall to the lot of the average farmer.

When he left home, he did so to attend the commercial college of Higginsport, KY, which is a branch of the commercial college of Cincinnati.

Mr. (Joseph) Weaver is a Republican and a member of the Batavia Lodge, NO. 104, Free and Accepted Masons. He is a member of the Methodist church, while Mrs. (Eva Applegate) Weaver is a member of the Presbyterian church. The family attend both churches".

Joseph married Eva Applegate on 11 Jul 1879.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
142 M v William Weaver was born after 1850 in Oh.
143 M vi John W. Weaver was born about 1858.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
144 M vii Charles H. Weaver was born about 1860.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

60. Asenath R. Weaver (William , John , Christopher ) was born on 20 May 1817. She died on 28 Aug 1875 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Asenath married Samuel T. Apple on 23 Mar 1837 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Samuel and Asenath had the following children:

145 M i William Apple.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

61. Catherine Anne Weaver (William , John , Christopher ) was born on 23 Aug 1819. She died on 2 Apr 1902 in Clermont Co, Oh. She was buried in Amelia Ioof Cemetery.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Catherine married George Duckwall son of Lewis Duckwall and Susan Wagoner on 17 Mar 1842 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
George was raised on a farm, receiving but a very limited education, but he employed his evenings in reading all the books that came within his reach.

George and Catherine had the following children:

146 M i William W. Duckwall.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

William married Jemimah W. Gatch on 3 Nov 1864 in Clermont Co, Oh.
147 F ii Lizzie Duckwall.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
148 M iii Bedford Lewis Duckwall Rev..

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
149 M iv James Polk Duckwall was born in 1845. He died on 13 Jan 1906 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
150 M v Truman Fawble Duckwall was born on 2 May 1851. He died on 16 Nov 1873 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

73. Charles Henry Weaver (Samuel , John , Christopher ) was born on 16 Jul 1818 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 18 Apr 1883 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

During the Civil War, Confederate forces under the command of General John Morgan made raids into Clermont county, July of 1863. The Union forces in need of provisions for the pursuit of Morgan issued a receipt to Charles Henry Weaver for three horses, a saddle and two bridles. The value of property was $321. Receipts and claims that were incurred by the Union forces were examined by a Commission, in pursuant of an Act of the Legisture of Ohio. These examinations were public proceedings that required the claimant to state under oath the particulars relating to the claim. The losses at the hands of the rebel forces have never been paid.

In 1879 Charles Henry Weaver was member of the Batavia, Ohio Board of Education from District 6. Charles was a member of the Batavia Methodist Episcopal Church. He was a Trustee of the Clermont Chapel.

Land Transactions in Clermont Co, OH
1854 to Chas Henry Weaver from Elijah Weaver 4 1/2 acres
1856 " " from C. A. Moore 4 1/2 acres
1857 " " from Tate heirs 20 1/2 acres(estate of Thos.Tate)
1858 " " from Tate heirs 32 1/4 acres(estate of Thos.Tate>
1858 " " from Susan Hecton 24 acres
1864 " " from Weaver heirs 62 1/2 acres (est.of father Samuel Weaver
1866 to Symmes Henry Tate from Chas.Henry Weaver 10 1/2 acres (bro-in-law)
1877 to C.&.C.R.R.Line from Chas.Henry Weaver 74 acres
1880 to C.H.Weaver, et al from Chas.Henry Weaver 115 1/2 acres

CENSUS: see 1850,1860,1870 Census, Batavia Twp, Clermont Co, OH

Charles married Mary Tate daughter of Thomas Tate and Mary Hulick on 25 Mar 1841 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Charles and Mary had the following children:

151 M i Samuel Weaver was born in 1842 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 23 Sep 1864 in Atlanta, Fulton Co, Ga.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Notes for SAMUEL WEAVER:
Samuel Weaver (I842-864) was the first child of Marv Tate (I818-1891) and Charles Henry Weaver (I8181883). Samuel was named after his grandfather, Samuel Weaver (I797-1863), who arrived in Clermont County with his father, John Weaver (I749-183 1) in 18 10. John Weaver was a Revolutionary War veteran of the Berkeley County Virguna Militia and was patented 682 acres of land in Clermont County for his service. Patroitism ran deep m the Weaver family, so when the Civil War began in 1861, an unmarried Samuel would join many other Clermont County men in the call to arms.
Samuel Weaver enlisted in Williamsburg, Clermont County, Ohio for a three vear term and a $I00.00 bountv on August 14, 1862. He received a $25.00 advanced bounty and two dollars for travel expenses to Camp Dennison, Ohio. Upon arrival, Samuel was mustered into service and attached to the newly organized 89th Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer lnfantry on the 26th day of August 1862. He was assigned to Company B under the command of Captain James W. Vickers.
After training cmnp, the 89th Ohio entered the field on September 3, 1862 and was stationed in Covington, Kentuckv to protect Cincinnati, Ohio from Major-General Edmund Kirbv Smith. The regiment was next assigned to Point Pleasant, West Virginia until it joined Major-General William Starke Rosecrans and the Army of the Cumberland in Tennessee. The 89th fought in a fierce tactical draw in the Battle of Stone's River against a Confederate army commanded by Major-Genral Braxton Bragg.
On September 1920, 1863, the 89th participated in the Battle of Chickamauga. Tennessee. Throughout the day, the regiment maintained an important skirmish line. At dusk, the regiment was out-flanked by the Confederates and was almost completely captured. All that was left of the 89th were forty wounded, twenty sick and seventy-five well men, including Samuel Weaver.
The next day Samuel Weaver and the remnants of the regiment were bolstered with replacements. The 89th was given the assignment of leading the attack on Missionary Ridge. Brigadier General Walter Chiles Whitaker, while rushing forward at the head of the attack, was knocked from his horse by a musket ball and for a short time rendered unfit for duty. In his battle report, General Whitaker wrote: "The entire command bore themselves like veterans, under a most withering, murderous fire of musketry, grape[shot], and canister for over three hours. firmly maintaining their ground until we were directed to retire, which was done in fair order, the enemy retiring also at the same time".
In May of 1864 the 89th Ohio Infantry joined Major-General William Tecumseh Sheridan's advance on Atlanta and fought in many battles. August 26th, 1864. near Atlanta, Georgia private Samuel Weaver became ill and entered the 89th Regimental field hospital. On September 23, 1864 Samuel's life ended as a result of chromc diarrhea-dysentery. Dysentery is an infectious disease that is due to poor sanitary conditions associated to soldiers in the field. It is spread by unhygienic handlers of food.
Samuel's worldly possessions at the time of his death, were a nightshirt, a knapsack, a small bible, a box of tools and two handkerchiefs. All of Samuel's personal items were abandoned for lack of transportation before they could be disposed of by a Council of Administration. The regiment had been ordered to move, General Sherman was beginning to start the infamous "March to the sea".
The 89th Ohio Volunteer Infantry lost during service 3 Officers and 47 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 5 Officers and 245 Enlisted men bv disease. Samuel was 22 years old, 5 feet 8 1/2 inches high with dark complexion, grey eyes and black hair. His occupation was a farmer.
152 M ii Thomas Tate Weaver was born in Jun 1844 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 18 Feb 1923 in Monmouth, Warren Co, Il.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
Thomas was a farmer

Thomas married Clara May Harden on 2 Nov 1882 in Monmouth, Warren Co, Il.
153 F iii Mary Kate Weaver was born on 18 May 1846 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. She died on 6 Oct 1927 in Milford, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
Buried in Section 15, Lot 84 of Greenlawn Cemetery.

Mary married William Shumard on 20 Aug 1864 in Clermont Co, Oh. William died in Greenlawn Cemetery, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
William Shumard, Sr. of Owensville, Clermont Co, OH lost one horse in the Confederate raid by John Morgan. The raid occured on July 13th, 1863 and the horse had a claimed value of $100. Buried is buried in Section 15, lot 84 at Greenlawn Cemetery.
154 F iv Sarah Jane Weaver was born in 1848 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Sarah married William Warren Eulass on 30 Jan 1876 in Mason City, Mason Co, Il.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
155 F v Jane Weaver was born in 1850 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
156 M vi Henry Franklin Weaver was born in 1851 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Henry married Martha Fleeck on 16 Jul 1874 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
157 M vii William S. Weaver was born on 12 Aug 1856 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died in 1928 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
William was a stone mason.

76. Asenath Weaver (Samuel , John , Christopher ) was born on 8 Mar 1822 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. She died on 14 Sep 1884 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Asenath married James Alexander Tate son of Thomas Tate and Mary Hulick on 8 Nov 1838 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
James Tate had 2 horses values at $170, seized by Union forces in pursuit of Confederate raider, John Morgan. Morgan invaded Clermont County in July of 1863. In the Federal Census of 1870, James occupation was listed as toll gate keeper and farmer.

James and Asenath had the following children:

158 F i Mary Etta Tate was born in Dec 1839 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Mary married Burnett.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
159 M ii Daniel K Tate was born on 20 Dec 1841 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 18 May 1917 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
Daniel Tate enlisted in the Union Army on July 12, 1853. He served in Company K of the 53rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry (National Guard). This regiment was organized at Camp Denison, Ohio, May 12, 1864, for 100 days and at once left for Harper's Ferry, VA. The greater part of May and June was consumed by the regiment in doing guard duty at that place and along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O). In the latter part of June it was sent to General Butler's forces at Bermuda Hundred, and was there engaged in guard and picket duty. A detachment of the regiment was engaged with the enemy at North Mills, July 3, 1864, where several men were killed. The regiment was brought home the latter part of July and mustered out of service at Camp Chase. Daniel was a farmer and never married. He died of a primary cerebral thrombosis and a secondary arteriosclerosis.
160 F iii Sarah Bell Tate was born about 1846 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Sarah married John Young.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
161 F iv Jane Tate was born about 1849 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Jane married Nelson Applegate.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
Nelson had one horse, valued at $140 taken by Union forces in pursuit of Confederate raider, John Morgan. Morgan's raid into Clermont County began on July 13, 1863.
162 M v William L. Tate was born about 1853. He died on 14 Aug 1890 in Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

78. Catherine M. Weaver (Samuel , John , Christopher ) was born on 9 Feb 1832 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. She died on 8 May 1867 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Catherine married Lewis Nash on 6 Nov 1856 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.!NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Lewis and Catherine had the following children:

163 F i Ida Nash.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
164 F ii Rose Nash.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
165 M iii Ebon Frank Nash.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

79. Rebecca Weaver (Samuel , John , Christopher ) was born on 8 Feb 1832 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. She died on 29 Oct 1855 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Rebecca married Lewis Nash on 9 Jun 1850 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.!NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Lewis and Rebecca had the following children:

166 M i George Nash.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

80. Samuel Martin Weaver (Samuel , John , Christopher ) was born on 24 Feb 1834 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Samuel married Salle A. F. Abraham daughter of George Abraham and Mary Cleaver on 11 Nov 1857 in Dillsborough, Dearborn Co, In.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Notes for SAMUEL MARTIN WEAVER:

Samuel Martin Weaver, M.D., Dillsborough, Indiana, was bom near Batavia, Ohio, February 24, 1834. His parents, Samuel and Catherine (Robinson) Weaver, were natives of Berkeley County, West Virginia, and were of German, Irish, and Scotch ex-traction. They were united in marriage in Clermont County, Ohio, and settled near Batavia, where they resided until their respective deaths, the mother in 1859, at sixty, the father in 1863, aged sixty-six.
Samuel Martin, our subject, received a common school education in the district schools of Clermont County, Ohio, and then completed his education at what is know as Farmer's College, College Hill, Ohio, after which he turned his attention to teaching school, and at the same time reading medcine. In 1855, he went to Owensville, Ohio, where he turned his entire attention to the study of medicine, Dr. B. Blythe, being his preceptor, under whose instructions he remained about two years, during which time he attended medical lectures at Cincinnati.
In the winter of 1855-56, he attended the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincinnati, Ohio, and entered the College of Medicine of that place, where he graduated in the spring of 1857, after which he returned to Owensville, and did some practice. In May 1857, he went to Indianapolis and began the practice of medicine in partnership with Dr. J. N. Green. The following spring they dissolved the partnership, and Dr. Weaver located at Brownsburg, Indiana, where he began practice independently, which he continued very successfully for several years.
Dr. Samuel Martin Weaver, was united in marriage at Dillsborough, November 11, 1857, to Salle A. F. Abraham, daughter of George and Mary (Cleaver) Abraham, born at Dillsborough, April 21, 1830. After his marriage he settled at Brownsville, where he resided until 1863, in which year he moved to Dillsborough, where he resumed his practice and has since resided.
In December of 1864, he was commissioned an assistant surgeon in the Rebellion (Civil War), which rank he served in until the close of the war. In January of 1866, he was appointed postmaster at Dillsborough. In August 1867, he resigned and accepted the appointment of United States General Inspector. In August 1868, the office was changed to United States Guager, to which he was recommissioned and served until December, 1868. He then resumed his practice at Dillsborough.
In 1870. he was elected trustee of Clay Township, which office he held two years, and in July, 1883, was appointed postmaster at Dillsborough, which office he at present holds. Dr. Weaver is a thorough medical scholar, and a successful practitioner. He is a member of the G.A.R and Masonic order, and with Mrs. Weaver a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.G.

This biographical sketch is from: The History of Dearborn and Ohio Counties,1885 pages 968 to 969.

Samuel and Salle had the following children:

167 F i Mary J Weaver.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Mary married W. H. Haynes.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
168 F ii Maggie Weaver.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
169 F iii Carrie G. Weaver.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

83. Elizabeth S. Weaver (Samuel , John , Christopher ) was born in 1843 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. She died on 28 Mar 1911 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

Elizabeth married George M. Moyer on 20 Oct 1863 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

George Moyer acquired a good education in the schools of Williamsburg, Clermont Co, OH, which when completed, gave him the opportunity to become a teacher. For six years he followed this profession, from 1856 to 1862. He enlisted in the army of the Civil War from Williamsburg in 1862, in the Fourth Independant Cavalry, and served four months as a private soldier. Although he was a commissioned officer he did not serve in his official capacity.

George and Elizabeth had the following children:

170 F i Hattie Moyer.

Hattie married John Davidson.

NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
171 M ii Frank H. Moyer was born in 1877. He died on 2 Feb 1902 in Clermont Co, Oh.

Surname List | Name Index

	132	M	i	Francis L. Weaver was born about 1829 in Oh. He died on 5 Mar 1899 in Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
	133	M	ii	William P. Weaver was born about 1838. He died on 5 Mar 1899 in Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997. Company E, 22nd Ohio Infantry.

135	M	i	Calvin D. Weaver was born about 1838 in Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
136	F	ii	Mary F. Weaver was born about 1846 in Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
137	M	iii	Alanson Weaver was born about 1848 in Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

138	M	i	Ulysses Randolph Weaver was born on 14 Oct 1844. He died on 20 Dec 1907 in Batavia, Clermont, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
			Ulysses married Hester Stark on 7 Dec 1871. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
139	M	ii	Eben Idephard Weaver was born about 1846. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
140	F	iii	Laura V. Weaver was born in 1847. She died in Cincinnati. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
			Laura married Martin N. Wood on 10 Aug 1865 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
141	M	iv	Joseph Foster Weaver was born on 5 Nov 1849 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 3 May 1937 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997. HISTORY OF CLERMONT AND BROWN COUNTIES, OHIO (1913) VOLUME II, BIOGRAPHICAL Page 801: Joseph Foster Weaver, who resides at Batavia, Ohio, in a beautiful home, which consists of three well-laid lots and a splendid modern house, at the corner of Broadway and Water streets, conducts a thriving feed business, operating under the firm name of J.F. Weaver & Sons. The firm enjoys a large patronage and is well known throughout Clermont county for their prompt and efficient service. Joseph Foster Weaver, who is the son of Henry Griffith and Ellen (Foster) Weaver, was born in Batavia township. Joseph was reared in the home farm of his father, and received a good common school education. He remained at home until he was twenty-four years of age, assisting his father in the duties that fall to the lot of the average farmer. When he left home, he did so to attend the commercial college of Higginsport, KY, which is a branch of the commercial college of Cincinnati. Mr. (Joseph) Weaver is a Republican and a member of the Batavia Lodge, NO. 104, Free and Accepted Masons. He is a member of the Methodist church, while Mrs. (Eva Applegate) Weaver is a member of the Presbyterian church. The family attend both churches".
			Joseph married Eva Applegate on 11 Jul 1879. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
142	M	v	William Weaver was born after 1850 in Oh.
143	M	vi	John W. Weaver was born about 1858. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
144	M	vii	Charles H. Weaver was born about 1860. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

146	M	i	William W. Duckwall. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
			William married Jemimah W. Gatch on 3 Nov 1864 in Clermont Co, Oh.
147	F	ii	Lizzie Duckwall. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
148	M	iii	Bedford Lewis Duckwall Rev.. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
149	M	iv	James Polk Duckwall was born in 1845. He died on 13 Jan 1906 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
150	M	v	Truman Fawble Duckwall was born on 2 May 1851. He died on 16 Nov 1873 in Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

151	M	i	Samuel Weaver was born in 1842 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 23 Sep 1864 in Atlanta, Fulton Co, Ga. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997. Notes for SAMUEL WEAVER: Samuel Weaver (I842-864) was the first child of Marv Tate (I818-1891) and Charles Henry Weaver (I8181883). Samuel was named after his grandfather, Samuel Weaver (I797-1863), who arrived in Clermont County with his father, John Weaver (I749-183 1) in 18 10. John Weaver was a Revolutionary War veteran of the Berkeley County Virguna Militia and was patented 682 acres of land in Clermont County for his service. Patroitism ran deep m the Weaver family, so when the Civil War began in 1861, an unmarried Samuel would join many other Clermont County men in the call to arms. Samuel Weaver enlisted in Williamsburg, Clermont County, Ohio for a three vear term and a $I00.00 bountv on August 14, 1862. He received a $25.00 advanced bounty and two dollars for travel expenses to Camp Dennison, Ohio. Upon arrival, Samuel was mustered into service and attached to the newly organized 89th Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer lnfantry on the 26th day of August 1862. He was assigned to Company B under the command of Captain James W. Vickers. After training cmnp, the 89th Ohio entered the field on September 3, 1862 and was stationed in Covington, Kentuckv to protect Cincinnati, Ohio from Major-General Edmund Kirbv Smith. The regiment was next assigned to Point Pleasant, West Virginia until it joined Major-General William Starke Rosecrans and the Army of the Cumberland in Tennessee. The 89th fought in a fierce tactical draw in the Battle of Stone's River against a Confederate army commanded by Major-Genral Braxton Bragg. On September 1920, 1863, the 89th participated in the Battle of Chickamauga. Tennessee. Throughout the day, the regiment maintained an important skirmish line. At dusk, the regiment was out-flanked by the Confederates and was almost completely captured. All that was left of the 89th were forty wounded, twenty sick and seventy-five well men, including Samuel Weaver. The next day Samuel Weaver and the remnants of the regiment were bolstered with replacements. The 89th was given the assignment of leading the attack on Missionary Ridge. Brigadier General Walter Chiles Whitaker, while rushing forward at the head of the attack, was knocked from his horse by a musket ball and for a short time rendered unfit for duty. In his battle report, General Whitaker wrote: "The entire command bore themselves like veterans, under a most withering, murderous fire of musketry, grape[shot], and canister for over three hours. firmly maintaining their ground until we were directed to retire, which was done in fair order, the enemy retiring also at the same time". In May of 1864 the 89th Ohio Infantry joined Major-General William Tecumseh Sheridan's advance on Atlanta and fought in many battles. August 26th, 1864. near Atlanta, Georgia private Samuel Weaver became ill and entered the 89th Regimental field hospital. On September 23, 1864 Samuel's life ended as a result of chromc diarrhea-dysentery. Dysentery is an infectious disease that is due to poor sanitary conditions associated to soldiers in the field. It is spread by unhygienic handlers of food. Samuel's worldly possessions at the time of his death, were a nightshirt, a knapsack, a small bible, a box of tools and two handkerchiefs. All of Samuel's personal items were abandoned for lack of transportation before they could be disposed of by a Council of Administration. The regiment had been ordered to move, General Sherman was beginning to start the infamous "March to the sea". The 89th Ohio Volunteer Infantry lost during service 3 Officers and 47 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 5 Officers and 245 Enlisted men bv disease. Samuel was 22 years old, 5 feet 8 1/2 inches high with dark complexion, grey eyes and black hair. His occupation was a farmer.
152	M	ii	Thomas Tate Weaver was born in Jun 1844 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 18 Feb 1923 in Monmouth, Warren Co, Il. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997. Thomas was a farmer
			Thomas married Clara May Harden on 2 Nov 1882 in Monmouth, Warren Co, Il.
153	F	iii	Mary Kate Weaver was born on 18 May 1846 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. She died on 6 Oct 1927 in Milford, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997. Buried in Section 15, Lot 84 of Greenlawn Cemetery.
			Mary married William Shumard on 20 Aug 1864 in Clermont Co, Oh. William died in Greenlawn Cemetery, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997. William Shumard, Sr. of Owensville, Clermont Co, OH lost one horse in the Confederate raid by John Morgan. The raid occured on July 13th, 1863 and the horse had a claimed value of $100. Buried is buried in Section 15, lot 84 at Greenlawn Cemetery.
154	F	iv	Sarah Jane Weaver was born in 1848 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
			Sarah married William Warren Eulass on 30 Jan 1876 in Mason City, Mason Co, Il. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
155	F	v	Jane Weaver was born in 1850 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
156	M	vi	Henry Franklin Weaver was born in 1851 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
			Henry married Martha Fleeck on 16 Jul 1874 in Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
157	M	vii	William S. Weaver was born on 12 Aug 1856 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died in 1928 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997. William was a stone mason.

158	F	i	Mary Etta Tate was born in Dec 1839 in Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
			Mary married Burnett. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
159	M	ii	Daniel K Tate was born on 20 Dec 1841 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. He died on 18 May 1917 in Batavia, Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997. Daniel Tate enlisted in the Union Army on July 12, 1853. He served in Company K of the 53rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry (National Guard). This regiment was organized at Camp Denison, Ohio, May 12, 1864, for 100 days and at once left for Harper's Ferry, VA. The greater part of May and June was consumed by the regiment in doing guard duty at that place and along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O). In the latter part of June it was sent to General Butler's forces at Bermuda Hundred, and was there engaged in guard and picket duty. A detachment of the regiment was engaged with the enemy at North Mills, July 3, 1864, where several men were killed. The regiment was brought home the latter part of July and mustered out of service at Camp Chase. Daniel was a farmer and never married. He died of a primary cerebral thrombosis and a secondary arteriosclerosis.
160	F	iii	Sarah Bell Tate was born about 1846 in Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
			Sarah married John Young. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
161	F	iv	Jane Tate was born about 1849 in Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
			Jane married Nelson Applegate. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997. Nelson had one horse, valued at $140 taken by Union forces in pursuit of Confederate raider, John Morgan. Morgan's raid into Clermont County began on July 13, 1863.
162	M	v	William L. Tate was born about 1853. He died on 14 Aug 1890 in Clermont Co, Oh. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

163	F	i	Ida Nash. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
164	F	ii	Rose Nash. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
165	M	iii	Ebon Frank Nash. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

167	F	i	Mary J Weaver. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
			Mary married W. H. Haynes. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
168	F	ii	Maggie Weaver. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
169	F	iii	Carrie G. Weaver. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.

170	F	i	Hattie Moyer.
			Hattie married John Davidson. NOTE:Info from genealogy records received from Bryan Weaver, Sep, 1997.
171	M	ii	Frank H. Moyer was born in 1877. He died on 2 Feb 1902 in Clermont Co, Oh.