Person:Tillman Weaver (1)
Tillman Weaver
b.1701 Eisern, Nassau-Siegen, Germany
d.1760 Fauquier County, Virginia
Parents and Siblings
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m. Bef 1693
  1. John Weaver1693 -
  2. Catherine Weaver1697 -
  3. Tillman Weaver1701 - 1760
Spouse and Children
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m. 1725
  1. Ann Weaver1726 - 1793
  2. Eve Weaver1728 -
  3. Evelyn "Eve" Weaver1730 -
  4. Catherine Weaver1732 -
  5. Jacob Weaver1735 -
  6. Mary Weaver1736 - 1793
  7. Tillman Weaver1744 - 1809
  8. John Weaver1745 - 1818
  9. Jacob Weaver1749 -
  10. Elizabeth Weaver1750 -
  11. Susannah Weaver1753 -
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Facts and Events
Name Tillman Weaver
Alt Name Tillman Weber
Gender Male
Birth[1] 1701 Eisern, Nassau-Siegen, Germany
Christening? 9 Jan 1701 Roedgen, , Nassau-Siegen, Ger
Marriage 1725 Germantown, Fauquier, Virginia, USAto Ann Elizabeth Cuntze
Alt Marriage 1725/1727 Eisern, , N, Germanyto Ann Elizabeth Cuntze
Death? 1760 Fauquier County, Virginia
Alt Death? 1760 Germantown, , Fauquier, Va
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Acquisition of Land in Prince William County, VA

Acquisition of Land from Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1742-1775, Vol. 2:

  • F-352: Tilman Weaver of Prince William County, 221 acres in said County. Surv. Mr. George Hume. Adj. Thornton, Weaver's other tract, Mr. Charles Burgess, Crummel's Branch, ____ Jon? line. 1 Sept. 1752. [Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, 1742-1775, Vol. 2, pg. 21].
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Will Abstract

Will of Tillman Weaver
14 December 1759. 27 March 1760
"Very sick". Wife Elizabeth Weaver, to have use of plantation, being land I bought of Martin Hardin and taken up by John Hardin. After decease of wife, land to go to son, Tillman Weaver.
Slaves to be divided between sons Tillman, John and Susannah Weaver.
Wife to have livestock. Daughters; Ann Kemper (hus. John); Mary Hitt (hus. Harman) to have land in Culpepper Co and slaves; Eve Porter (hus. Samuel) to have land I bought of Charles Taylor.
Daughter Catherine Weaver, to have 150 acres and slaves.
Daughter, Susannah Weaver, to have 89 acres of land and slaves.
Son, John Weaver, to have 150 acres and slaves.
Son, Jacob Weaver, to have 200 acres and slaves.
Exrs. Wife, son Jacob, Samuel Porter.
Wit. William Norman, Tillman Martin, Thomas Marshall.
[Fauquier County, Will Book page 13].
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Information on Tillman Weaver

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/t/a/f/Mary-D-Taffet/PDFGENE2.pdf

114. Tillman Weaver, born Abt. 1701 in Eisner, Germany; died Abt. 1760 in Fauquier County, Virginia. He was the son of 228. John Henry Weaver and 229. Anna Margaret Huttmann. He married 115. Ann Elizabeth Cuntze. 115. Ann Elizabeth Cuntze, born Abt. 1708. She was the daughter of 230. Joseph Cuntze and 231. Anna Gertrud Reinschmidt. Child of Tillman Weaver and Ann Cuntze is: 57 i. Ann Weaver; married John Kemper.

References
  1. ↑ Blankenbaker, John (e-mail: john@@germanna.com). Germanna History.
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