Person:John Weydemeyer (2)

RESEARCH NOTE: Schwenk, Stout, Moyer, Naugle, Goodhart, Latshaw & Allied Families of PA Contact: Thera [email protected] http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=schwenk&id=I036320 1 Melchior Weidemeyer \ Weidemoyer b: BET 1735 AND 1748

 + Anna Maria (nee unknown) Weidemoyer b: BEF 1755
   2 Anna Maria Weidemoyer b: 14 OCT 1772
   2 Jacob Weidemoyer b: ABT 1782
     + Elizabeth (nee unknown) Weidemoyer b: BEF 1784
       3 John Weidemoyer b: ABT 1800
       3 Jacob Weidemoyer , Jr  b: 11 SEP 1802 d: 28 AUG 1886
         + Catherine (nee unknown) Weidemoyer  b: 12 DEC 1805 d: 12 NOV 1853
         + Catherine Stover b: 1 JAN 1819 d: 26 SEP 1900
       3 Samuel Weidemoyer  b: 19 AUG 1804 d: 13 MAR 1885
         + Susanna Stover b: 6 AUG 1816 d: 6 JUN 1858
     + Susanna (nee unknown) Weidemoyer  b: BEF 1795
       3 Isaac Weidemoyer  b: 30 JUL 1813 d: 25 DEC 1881
         + Catherine Mumbauer b: ABT 1816 d: 28 SEP 1900
       3 Lovina Weidemoyer b: 18 DEC 1818

If this descendancy chart is true, then my ancestor, John Weydemeyer who m. Ann Kane did not have Susannah Young as an ancestor. Howard Johnston note.

PROBATE: No. 793. Estate of John Weydemeyer. Administrator: David Crain [actually David Cain/Kane, his wife's brother.] Nov. 13, 1849. Lib. 14, Fol. 499. Petition for apt of adminstrator. Nov. 13, Lib. 14, Fol. 500: Order for hearing on said petition. 6th Dec. Dec. 6, 1849. Lib. 14, Fol. 536. Order apt. David Crain administrator. Dec. 6, 1849. Lib. 14, Fol. 537: Bond filed and letters issues. Bon & Letters

              Lib. 15, Fol. 33. 

Dec. 6, 1849. Lib 14, Fol. 537: One (unreadable word or two) to settle

              estate. 

Jan. 10, 1850. Lib. 14, Fol. 572: Warrants & Inventories. [from Oakland Co., MI Probate Calendar, 1822 - 1856, Vol I, SLC FILM 956871 8/22/85.

PROBATE: Estate of Jacob Weydemeyer, 1836 [year], file # 7017. John Weydemeyer listed as heir - assume he is a son of Jacob Weydemeyer and Susannah Young. Letters of Administration, Book 2, pages 148, Bucks Co., PA records.

LAND DEED: 1 Apr 1836. 1st Party: John Robbins & wife, Sarah, of Twp of Greenwich, Warren Co., NJ. 2nd Party: John Widemire of same place. For $550. Property in Greenwich Twp, Warren Co., NJ. Signed, John & Sarah Robbins. Recorded 22 Apr 1836. < DEED: 6 Apr 1837. 1st party: John Weydemeyer & his wife Ann, of twp of Greenwich, Warren County, NJ. 2nd party: Dr. William Shipman of same place. The Weydemeyers convey a parcel of land to Dr. Shipman for $150. Mentions in the deed that some of this land was acquired from John Robbins by John Weydemeyer in 1836 & is recorded in volume 14 (?) folio 119. Deed was signed by John Weydemeyer and Ann Weydemeyer made her mark, "x". Recorded 28 June 1837. SOURCE: Warren Co. Deeds, Vol. 15 page 273; film SLC 960734, copy in my possession. < DEED: 1 Apr 1845. 1st party: John Weydemeyer & Ann his wife of twp of Greenwich, Warren Co., NJ. 2nd party: Abraham S. Arndt of same place. Property conveyed for price of $1200. Consists of 2 lots in village of Springtown, Greenwich twp, Warren Co., NJ. 1st Lot: same lot conveyed to John Weydemeyer by John Hixson, executor for Mary Hixson, dec'd, dated 12 Apr 1836. Lot 2 conveyed to John Weydemeyer by John Robbins & wife Sarah, Vol. 14 (?), folio 119. Signed by John Weydemeyer and Ann Weydemeyer "x" her mark. Recorded 9 May 1845. SOURCE: Warren Co., NJ Deeds Vol. 24 Page 537; film SLC 960740; copy in my possession.

HISTORY: George and Eberhardt Weydenmeyer arrived in Pennsylvania from Rotterdam, Holland, to where they quite surely had come from Germany, on October 17, 1764.

   One of these men may have been the father of Jonas Weydemeyer, settled New Jersey with others calling themselves New Jersey Dutch.  Jonas served as a Captain during the American Revolution. 
    John Wedemeyer, born 1800, son of Jonas Weydemeyer, married Ann Kane (b. 1815), lived New Jersey. 

SOURCE: Information sent to Howard Johnston from Olga Johnson, 7001 Rogue River Hiway, Space 48, Grants Pass, OR 97527.