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About Hans Dieterich "Peter" Weber
Biography
Hans Dieterich Weber was born circa November 8, 1710 in Gemmingen, Baden (now Baden-Württemberg, Germany). His parents were Philip Joseph Weber (Weaver) and Susanna Weber Crigler Yager (Klaar). He was a blacksmith.
Hans married Louisa Elisabetha Weber (Volck) circa 1730 in Virginia. Together they had the following 8 children:
- John Weaver;
- Anna Barbara Klaar (Weber);
- Matthias Weaver, I;
- Peter Weaver;
- Elizabeth Weber Crisler (Weaver);
- Margaret "Peggy" Utz (Weber);
- Catherine Weaver;
- Hannah Swindle (Weaver);
- Edward Weaver.
He died circa August 18, 1763 in Culpeper County, Virginia and was buried in Germantown, Fauquier County, Virginia, USA.
Notes
Member of the 1717 or Second Germanna Colony
3 August 1746 Nicklaus Jaeger and Susana his wife served as sponsors at the baptism of Elizabeth Hoffman ("John Hoffman: Records from his Bible, 1663-1813" Beyond Germanna, 11, no. 2, (March 1999): 618)
1748 [date not listed, birth 27 November] the wife of Nicklaus Jaeger served as sponsor at the baptism of Anna Margaretha Hoffman ("John Hoffman: Records from his Bible, 1663-1813" Beyond Germanna, 11, no. 2, (March 1999): 618)
18 August 1751 Nicklaus Jaeger, Georgia [sic], his wife served as sponsors at the baptism of Maria Hoffman ("John Hoffman: Records from his Bible, 1663-1813" Beyond Germanna, 11, no. 2, (March 1999): 618)
6 April 1764 Susanah Yager, widow of Necholias Yager, sold slave Molly to Nicholas Creeglar, recorded 19 July 1764 (Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D: 495-496)
6 April 1764 Susanah Yager, widow of Nicholas Yager, sold slave Harry to Christopher Creelgar, recorded 19 July 1764 (Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D: 496-497)
Sources
[S0040215] Gemmingen Parish Register (Lutheran Church), (Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, INTL Film 1189134, Items 10-12: Taufen 1691-1724, Toten 1691-1729 and Heiraten 1694-1731), Taufen 1691-1724, Heiraten 1694-1731.
[S0040215] Gemmingen Parish Register (Lutheran Church), (Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, INTL Film 1189134, Items 10-12: Taufen 1691-1724, Toten 1691-1729 and Heiraten 1694-1731), Itemt #11, Toten 1691-1729: 24-25.
listed as age 26 at time of departure 12 July 1717
[S0043080] U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications,1889-1970, Ancestry.com, (Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations,Inc., 2011.Original data - Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970. Louisville, Kentucky: National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Microfilm, 508 ).
Birth date:
Birth place: Germany
Death date:
Death place: Culpeper, Virginia
Residence date:
Residence place: United States
Citation Text: Date she sold slaves to her sons Nicholas Crigler andChristoper Crigler, this is her last known appearance in records (Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book D: 495-497).
[S0040215] Gemmingen Parish Register (Lutheran Church), (Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, INTL Film 1189134, Items 10-12: Taufen 1691-1724, Toten 1691-1729 and Heiraten 1694-1731), Heiraten 1694-1731, 14.
Citation Text: Estimated date of their first child's birth.
Per Germanna FOundation: http://germannafamily.org/getperson.php?personID=I110945&tree=tree1
He immigrated from Germany in 1725. He was a blacksmith.
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- Birth: Nov. 8, 1710 Baden-Württemberg, Germany
- Death: Aug. 18, 1763
- Madison County, Virginia, USA
- Germanna colony member.
- Daughter Hannah Swindall helped found Boone Cty Ky with other Germanna colony members.
- Believed to be buried here.
- Name is read as Weaver and Weber.
- Known as Peter and Teter Weaver.
From descendant Lilly Martin:
- Peter Weaver b. 11-8-1710 at Gemmingen, Baden. Heidleberg
- Died 8/18/1763
- That area was called Germany after 1849.
- Married ca 1726 at Hebron Lutheran Church. Wife was Louisa Elizabeth Volck b. 1711 also in Baden.
Parents: Philip Joseph Weber and Susanna Klaar, the emigrants
Grandparents: Johann Georg Weber b ca 1649 d 1712 Germany and Anna Maria b ca 1655 Germany d 1706 Germany and Hans Martin Klaar and Maria Barbara
Children:
- John Weaver m. Barbara Kaifer
- Anna Barbara Weaver m. George Clore
- Matthias Weaver m. Elizabeth Eleanor Finks
- Peter Weaver
- Elizabeth Weaver
- Margaret Weaver
- Catherine Weaver
- Hannah Weaver m. John Swindle Sr.
Burial: Hebron Lutheran Church Cemetery
- Created by: Carole Conrad
- Record added: Jul 14, 2013
- Find A Grave Memorial# 113778313
GEDCOM Note
Provided by Cathi Clore Frost: "Will of Peter Weaver Culpeper County Virginia Will Book A, pages 343 & 344 Written 27 March 1763 - Filed 18 August 1763 [typescript by Jan Creek]
In the Name of God amen I Peter Wever of the Parish of Bromfield and County of Culpeper being sick in Body but in Perfect sense and memory do make this my last will & Testament utterly Denying all other will or wills by me made in manner and form following first I recommend my Soul to God that gave it trusting and surely believing that through the (marits) (merits)? of my Blessed saviour Jesus Christ to receive full remission and forgiveness of all my Sins my Body I Commit to the Earth to be decently (buried) at the Direction of my Executors hearafter Named ~~~~~~~~~~
Im Primis I give unto my Daughter Elisabeth Christler one hundred and thirty three acres Land Beginning at three (red oaks) ???????? to John Wever to hold to her her heirs forever
Im Primis I give unto my Daughter Margret Wever one hundred & thirty three acres of Land ??????? to Elisabeth Christler to hold her her heirs forever
Im Primis I give unto my Daughter Barbary Carpenter one hundred & thirty three acres of Land ?????? to Marget Wever to hold to her her heirs forever
Im Primis I give unto my Daughter Catharina Weavour and my Daughter Hanah Wever the trac of Land where on I now do live with the sd. Plantation to be Equally Divided Between them to hold to them their heirs forever~~~~
Im Primis I give unto my Daughter Margret and Catharina Wever and Hanah Weaver Each of them one Cow & Calf one Blanket and Bed each to hold them their heirs forever
Im Primis I give unto my Beloved wife Elisabeth Wever my Houses and Plantation and all the remainder of my Estate whatsoever that is to say Negroes Horses Cattle hoggs Sheep household goods of all sorts? That after her Decease or marrage but if in Case she should marry them she is to have Thirth part of all my Estate til after his (sic) decease and then the sd. Thirth part is to fall back to all my sons and Daughters to hold to them her heirs forever
And I will that at my personal Estate Good & Chattles be Equally Divided amongst my children that is to say John Weaver Mathias Weaver Peter Weaver Barbary Carpenter Elisabeth Christler Margret Weaver Chatharin Weaver and Hanah Weavour to hold to them their heirs for ever that is to say after my above sd. Wife decease or Marriage Lastly I make and ordain my beloved Sons John Wever Mathias Weaver Executors of this my last Will and Testament revocking all other wills by me made and in Witness that this be my last will & testament I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 27th day o March
his Peter + Wever ( L S ) mark
his Michle X Yeager mark his Michle + Utz mark Zack Blankenbiker
At a Court held for the County of Culpeper on Thursday the 18th Day of August 1763 This last will and Testament of Peter Wever Dec'd. was Exhibited to the Court by John & Matthias Wever Executors therein named and was Proved by the Oaths of Michael Yeager, Michle Utz Witnesses there to & ordered to be Recorded and on the Motion of the said Exors. Certificate if Granted them for obtaining a Probat thereof in due Form they have sworn to the Same & Given Bond & Security as the Law Directs Teste Roger Dison Clk"
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Hans Dieterich "Peter" Weber's Timeline
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November 8, 1710
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Gemmingen, Baden (now Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
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November 8, 1710
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Gemmingen, Herzogtum Württemberg, Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
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November 8, 1710
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Germany
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November 8, 1710
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Gemmingen, Baden, Germany
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1717 |
1717
Age 6
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Germanna Colonist - he left Germany at age 7 per church records in Gemmingen.
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1728
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1730 |
1730
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Spotsylvania County, Virginia
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1732 |
1732
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Spotsylvania County, VA
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1732
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Spotsylvania (now Madison) County, Virginia
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