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HUSBAND |
John Weaver (21) |
| Parents |
Jacob Weaver (49) |
| Born |
April 16, 1812,
Liberty Twp, Fairfield County, Ohio (21,
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| Died |
Dec. 9,1908 (21) |
| Buried |
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| WIFE |
Julia Ann Warrington (Julia Ann Warrington
Fuller) (21) |
| Parents |
William Warrington (21) |
| Born |
Aug 16, 1806,
Accomac Co, VA (49) |
| Died |
March 1, 1899 (49) |
| Buried |
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| Married |
June 30, 1837, Cincinnati, Ohio (21) |
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| CHILDREN |
Lydia F. Weaver (21) |
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C.W. Weaver (21) |
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Albert Weaver (21) |
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Melissa Weaver (21) |
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John
Weaver
Written on rear in John's Handwriting: I
John Weaver and son of Jacob Weaver was born in
Fairfield County + Liberty Township near Baltimore,
Ohio. Born april 16 - 1812 Now Feb. 16 - 1900
Marie Bouic |
Julia
Ann Warrington
Written on rear in John's Handwriting:
Julia Ann Weaver Wife of John Weaver and daughter of
William Warrington. Born in Accomac County Va
in Aug 16 - 1806 and Died March 1 - 1899
Marie Bouic |
Delaware Semi-Weekly
Gazette
May 1, 1903
Former Scioto Tp.
Man Writes a Letter from Iowa
John Weaver |
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| RECORDS |
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| OCCUPATION |
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Bef. 1843 Wholesale Grocery House in
Cincinnati, Ohio |
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1843-1845 Postmaster, Little Mill
Creek Post Office, Fairview, Delaware Co., Ohio |
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Postmaster, Little Mill Creek Post Office,
Fairview, Delaware Co., Ohio |
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Bef. 1853 Justice of the Peace, Delaware Co., Ohio |
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| MILITARY |
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| KNOWN
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1837-1843 Cincinnati, Ohio |
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1843-1853
Scioto Twp., Delaware Co., Ohio |
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1853-1908
Davenport, Iowa |
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| IN THE NEWS |
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| BIOGRAPHY |
| John Weaver, who died December 9, 1908, at the remarkable old age of
ninety-six years. He was born in Fairfield county, Ohio, April 16, 1812, and was
there reared and educated. After arriving at years of maturity he was married in
Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 30th of June, 1837, to Miss Julia Ann Warrington
Fuller, who died March 1, 1899, at the advanced age of ninety-three years. For
an extended period John Weaver was employed in a wholesale grocery house in
Cincinnati and was then appointed postmaster of Little Mill Creek by President
Polk. He acted as postmaster for four years, serving first at Little Mill Creek
and afterward at Ostrander, Ohio. While there he also filled the office of
justice of the peace and his opinions were strictly fair and impartial. The year
1853 witnessed his arrival in Davenport, after which time he did not again
engage in active business. All of the family lived to an old age. His wife's
father was one of the life guard of George Washington and was once shot while
serving his country. He recovered his health, however, and lived for some time
to enjoy the fruits of his labor, reaching the age of ninety-nine years. Unto
Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver were born four children: Mrs. Lydia F. Brady, C. W.,
Albert and Mrs. Melissa Jennings. (21) |
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