Daniel Weaver

Birth27 Nov 1733 - VA became Orange Co 1734 Culpeper, Madison, Virginia, United States

Death4 Mar 1809 - Pendleton County, South Carolina, United States

MotherLouisa Elisabetha VOLCK

FatherHans Dietrich (Peter) (Weber)Weaver

Born in VA became Orange Co 1734 Culpeper, Madison, Virginia, United States on 27 Nov 1733 to Hans Dietrich (Peter) (Weber)Weaver and Louisa Elisabetha VOLCK. Daniel Weaver married Hannah "Anna" Barbara STOUT and had 8 children. He passed away on 4 Mar 1809 in Pendleton County, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents

Hans Dietrich (Peter) (Weber)weaver
1710 - 1763

Louisa Elisabetha Volck
1711 - 1815

Spouse(s)

Hannah "Anna" Barbara Stout
1735 - 1781

Susannah Stout
1742 - 1777

Anna Stout
1737 - 1777

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Elizabeth “Betsy” Weaver
1770 - 1850

Peter "Rocky" W. Weaver
1772 - 1850

Samuel Weaver
1755 - 1842

Lucy Weaver
1774 - 1860

David Adam Weaver
1767 - 1854

Frances Weaver
1752 - 1850

John Weaver
1779 - 1873

Daniel Weaver
1741 - 1810

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