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[40313] The unverified Brady Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "When Gideon Culver was born on February 2, 1764, his father, Samuel, was 43 and his mother, Margaret, was 36. He married Mary Muir on July 30, 1797 . . . . He died on July 1, 1838, at the age of 74."
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"The Cambridge City Tribune [Cambridge City, Indiana], 24July 1913":
The death of Moses Myers, Sr., at his home northwest of this city last Friday noon, will make a change in the business and public affairs of this locality, which began with his advent in this world August 9, 1828. this occurred at the home of his parents, Moses Myers and Barbara Heiny, whose united lives were passed on the farm 4 miles north of this city now owned by Frank and George Myers. They were pioneer farmers, and honorable, industrious citizens. These traits were inherited by this son, and before his death he had acquired some 600 acres of land in this township, honored and respected by every one who ever knew him. He was the soul of honor. Probably he did not always see as other men, but his intentions were of the best, and in this way and in every way he was a good citizen. And a good citizen is a good husband and a good father.
In 1854 at the age of 26 years he was united by marriage to Mary Ellabarger, daughter of the late Rudolph Ellabarger, who died about 30 years ago. The issue of this union was four sons and two daughters. Of these Rudolph, Fannie and Lydia died early in life, and Isaiah some years ago, leaving Moses and Jeremiah the survivors of this family. A few years later he married Sara Eshelman daughter of Henry and Nancy Ritter Eshelman, who with two of three daughters, Mrs. Sherman Howard and Mrs. Arville Paul, survive. Matilda died at the age of 18 months.
After a long sickness, the good friend of us all has passed to his reward.
Of his father's family of nine children, all have passed away except a half-sister, Mrs. John Roher, of Ellwood.
The age of Mr. Myers was 81 years, 11 months and 9 days, and of these years he passed 55 on the farm where he died.
Funeral services were conducted at the Dunkard church, southwest of Hagerstown, Monday morning, by Rev. D. E. Bowman and B. S. Herr, and the remains laid to rest in the beautiful cemetery near by.
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[258] Nathan Moyer shared via email (natedogg2381@hotmail.com)in July, 2002: "I know that Susan's father was Peter Ream (1700-1755). She and Jacob Meyer had eight children including Philip Meyer, my gggggreat-grandfather. I found a description of her in my notes: She was not a large woman, but what she lacked in statue she made for in grit and temper. She used to whip her boys after they were fully grown. Some of them were almost giants and no doubt they could stand-up and meekly take a whipping with out suffering any pain. The boys, of whom there were (6) six include: Philip, John, Jacob, John George, Henry, Michale and Christopher; they were not allowed to grow-up in 'idleness' but were early put to work. One of their occupations was 'weaving' probably during bad weather when 'out-door' work could not be done and as they were rather fond of construction things with carpentry tools, they sometimes neglected their work at the loom. If their mother would discover the objects on which they were exercising their ingenuity and wasting their time with carpentry she would smash the items and pitch the fragments into the fire. The boys were careful not to needlessly expose their handicraft around her. Father used to say that the boys were of a rather hilarious disposition, and attended all the parties and balls within reasonable distance; they made their own violins, which some could play with considerable skill and as their mother was even opposed to gatherings of any kind, she would demolish their musical instruments without ceremony whenever misfortune would reveal to her their hiding place. It is said that on a certain occasion, she dressed in disguise, went to one of the parties where the boys attended and gave them a whipping right then and there. On one occasion when her son Philip had tackled a big Irishman, and got the worst of 'it' (beating) she remarked to Philip, as she beheld the rainbow tints on his face, 'Well, did you get a licking again?' Philip admitted it was so, but said he was going to learn the pugllistic art at any cost. And he did become proficient (fighting). Yet, their mother was a good woman whom labored hard and faithfully to raise her numerous sons amid the hardships of frontier life and her big sons dearly loved her and would have sacrificed their lives in her defence." Nathan Moyer's information is from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chrystiem/meyerbook.html which reprints a Meyer family history which is not fully reliable.
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| |_Sarah ("Sallie") RICE ____|
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| | _Johannes HARTMAN ___
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| |_Maria Appolonia ("Abigail") HARTMAN _|_Margaret MOSS ______
| (1742 - 1789) m 1757 (1716 - 1773)
_John Jefferson ("Jacob") WEIMER _|
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| | |_Maria Appolonia ("Abigail") HARTMAN _|_Margaret MOSS ______
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[43706] "The Daily Item [Sunbury, PA], 9 June 1945," p. 2: "Funeral services were held today for George McCulloch Weimer, 73, who died Wednesday at his home in Port Royal. He is survived by his wife, Ada Robinson Weimer, two sons and one sister. The rites were conducted at 2:30 p. m at the Methodist Church, followed by burial in Church Hill cemetery."