Anna Cecelia Weber

The Swiss Wabers, Webers, and Weavers are often the same family (not to be confused with the English Weavers, Weevers and Wevers). Many Germans have changed their names in America. A great number of immigrants from Germany settled in Pennsylvania. After the start of the first World War, Germans in great numbers anglicized their names in an effort to remove all doubt as to their patriotism. Afterwards some changed back, and then during World War II the problem became acute once more, and the changing started all over again, although not with as much intensity.

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Anna, daughter of Wendell S. Bauman and Anna (Bowman) Bauman was born in Switzerland. She immigrated with her family in 1707 to Philadelphia and then moved in 1710 to Lancaster Co., PA at the age of seven. She married Jacob Weber (was Jakob) a farmer and Mennonite Preacher about 1720 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They had 5 boys and 4 girls named: Samuel, John Jacob, Mary, Anna, Elizabeth, Henry, George and Barbara. Her husband was her cousin as her mother in-law and her mother were sisters. During her lifetime many in the family adopted Weaver as the family surname. It is unclear if Anna and Jacob were using Weber or Weaver at the time of their passing. Inscription: New Gravestone Inscription: Jakob Weber 1688 - 1747 Anna Bauman Weber 1703 - 1777 Note: Many records suggest death was on 11 Feb 1771

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Birth: 1703, Switzerland
Death: Feb. 11, 1777 Weaverland Lancaster County Pennsylvania, USA

Anna, daughter of Wendell S. Bauman and Anna (Bowman) Bauman was born in Switzerland. She immigrated with her family in 1707 to Philadelphia and then moved in 1710 to Lancaster Co., PA at the age of seven.

She married Jacob (was Jakob) a farmer and Mennonite Preacher about 1720 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They had 5 boys and 4 girls named: Samuel, John Jacob, Mary, Anna, Elizabeth, Henry, George and Barbara.

Her husband was her cousin as her mother in-law and her mother were sisters.

During her life time many in the family adopted Weaver as the family sir name. It is unclear if Anna and Jacob were using Weber or Weaver at the time of their passing.

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Parents:

 Anna Kendig Herr Bauman (1679 - 1735)

Spouse:

 Jacob H. Weaver (1688 - 1747)*

Children:

 Jacob B. Weaver (1721 - 1802)*

 Hans Weber (1723 - 1803)*

 Anna B Weber Rutt (1728 - 1805)*

 Henry Weaver (1731 - 1807)*

Siblings:

 Benjamin Bowman (1701 - 1775)*

 Anna Cecelia Bauman Weaver (1703 - 1777)

 Jacob Johannes Bowman (1722 - 1778)*

*Calculated relationship

Inscription: New Gravestone Inscription: Jakob Weber 1688 - 1747 Anna Bauman Weber 1703 - 1777

Note: Many records suggest death was on 11 Feb 1771

Burial: Weberthal Cemetery Weaverland Lancaster County Pennsylvania, USA Plot: Row 10 near grave 10

Created by: Jack Gilchrist Record added: Jan 20, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 46911456 Anna, daughter of Wendell S. Bauman and Anna (Bowman) Bauman was born in Switzerland. She immigrated with her family in 1707 to Philadelphia and then moved in 1710 to Lancaster Co., PA at the age of seven.

She married Jacob (was Jakob) a farmer and Mennonite Preacher about 1720 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They had 5 boys and 4 girls named: Samuel, John Jacob, Mary, Anna, Elizabeth, Henry, George and Barbara.

Her husband was her cousin as her mother in-law and her mother were sisters.

During her life time many in the family adopted Weaver as the family sir name. It is unclear if Anna and Jacob were using Weber or Weaver at the time of their passing. Inscription: New Gravestone Inscription: Jakob Weber 1688 - 1747 Anna Bauman Weber 1703 - 1777

Note: Many records suggest death was on 11 Feb 1771

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jun 28 2017, 18:39:18 UTC

Anna, daughter of Wendell S. Bauman and Anna (Bowman) Bauman was born in Switzerland. She immigrated with her family in 1707 to Philadelphia and then moved in 1710 to Lancaster Co., PA at the age of seven.

She married Jacob (was Jakob) a farmer and Mennonite Preacher about 1720 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They had 5 boys and 4 girls named: Samuel, John Jacob, Mary, Anna, Elizabeth, Henry, George and Barbara.

Her husband was her cousin as her mother in-law and her mother were sisters.

During her life time many in the family adopted Weaver as the family sir name. It is unclear if Anna and Jacob were using Weber or Weaver at the time of their passing. Inscription: New Gravestone Inscription: Jakob Weber 1688 - 1747 Anna Bauman Weber 1703 - 1777

Note: Many records suggest death was on 11 Feb 1771

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Sep 24 2017, 22:39:41 UTC

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Anna, daughter of Wendell S. Bauman and Anna (Bowman) Bauman was born in Switzerland. She immigrated with her family in 1707 to Philadelphia and then moved in 1710 to Lancaster Co., PA at the age of seven.

She married Jacob (was Jakob) a farmer and Mennonite Preacher about 1720 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. They had 5 boys and 4 girls named: Samuel, John Jacob, Mary, Anna, Elizabeth, Henry, George and Barbara.

Her husband was her cousin as her mother in-law and her mother were sisters.

During her life time many in the family adopted Weaver as the family sir name. It is unclear if Anna and Jacob were using Weber or Weaver at the time of their passing.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Aug 31 2021, 21:48:05 UTC

• Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy: Nov 15 2022, 20:32:28 UTC