Person:William Weydemeyer (1)

WILL: Named in father's will. Source: Bucks County, PA Will book 21, pages 364, 365. SLC Film 0927201.

CENSUS: 1860 Census, Tinicum Twp., Post Office Ervinna; Bucks Co., PA; 16 July 1860; page 700. 348 348 Isaac Weydemeyer, age 47, farmer, real estate=2400, personal

                         estate=500, born PA.
       Catharine         age 43, born PA.
       Mary E.           age 22, born PA.
       Sarah A.          age 18, born PA.
       Wm.               age  8, born PA.

1880 Census, Tinicum Twp., Bucks Co., PA; 12 June; volume 18, ED169, page 37. 315 353 Weydemoyer, Isaac, 65, farmer, he & parents born PA.

                     Catharine, 60, wife, she & parents born PA.
                     Sarah, single, dau, age 33, at home, she & parents b. PA.

(William not listed with his parents in 1880 census -- Howard Johnston note)

MARRIAGE: http://www.geocities.com/bgmcdonough.geo/hcmarriage/e_marriage.html "E" - Hunterdon Marriages 1876 to 1900Compiled by Frank E. Burd Emery, Minerva & William Weydemeyer, Dec 21 1876 (Aller) http://njsuttonfamily.org/Newspaper/jan1877.htm extracts from the Hunterdon County Democrat January 2, 1877, Vol. XXXIX, No. 19, Whole No. 1996 MARRIAGES Dec. 21, by Rev. N. S. Aller, William Weydemeyer, of Mt. Pleasant, to Minerva A. Emery, of Clinton.

BIRTH: HISTORY: Form SS-5, Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service. U. S. Social Security Act, Application for account number 151-10-0141.

John Taylor Weydemeyer
44 E. 41st, Bayonne, NJ
[present employer] Standard Oil of NJ (Bayonne Refinery}, East 22nd St., Bayonne, NJ
age at last birthday = 59, date of birth = 10 10 1877, born at Mt. Pleasant, NJ

father's full name = William Weydemeyer mother's full name = Minerva Emery male, white not registered with U. S. employment service have not previously filled out a card like this dated Nov. 25, 1936 /s/ J Weydemeyer

OBITUARY: Mrs. Minerva Weydemeyer, widow of William Weydemeyer, formerly of Pattenburg, NJ, died at her home, 2023 Hay Terrace, at 10:30 o'clock this morning after an illness of several months. She was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, Easton. Surviving are a son, John Weydemeyer, of Bayonne, NJ, two daughters, the Misses Elsie and Ethel, at home: two sisters, Mrs. Georgia Wagner of Clinton, NJ, and Mrs. Luella Hinkle, of Plainfield, NJ; and three grandchildren. Easton Express, Monday, August 31, 1936.