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About Barbara Meyer Weaver
The remains of George Weber, who is supposed to have been the youngest of the three original settlers in the vale, were carried hither from his home erected at the beautiful springs, the present home of Benjamin F. Weaver, a little east from the brick meeting house, in 1772, while those of his wife, Barbara, who is supposed to have been a sister to Jacob and Christian Good, the ancestors of the numerous clan of that name in Brecknock Township, were carried and laid by the side of her husband, in 1782; these two graves are plainly marked with their initials on well preserved, smooth sandstones, to wit: "G. W. 1772," and B. W. 1782," being in the first row of graves on the western side of the enclosure.
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Burial: Weberthal Cemetery Weaverland Lancaster County Pennsylvania, USA Plot: Row 1 G8 (Ref: FindAGrave memorial)
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Barbara Meyer Weaver's Timeline
| 1695 |
1695
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Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Colonial America
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| 1728 |
February 10, 1728
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Weaverland, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1730 |
December 30, 1730
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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA
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| 1732 |
August 8, 1732
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Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1738 |
October 20, 1738
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Lancaster, Lancaster County, PA, United States
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| 1782 |
1782
Age 87
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East Earl Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
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1782
Age 87
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Weaverland, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
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