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| George Pinkney "Pink" WEAVER
(1851-1932) |
George Pinkney "Pink" WEAVER
• Census: U.S. Federal, Jul 1860, , Newton County, Mississippi, United States. 12 • Census: U.S. Federal, 19 Jul 1870, , Newton County, Mississippi, United States. 13 • Census: U.S. Federal, 8 Jun 1880, , Newton County, Mississippi, United States. 8 • Census, 1910, , Newton County, Mississippi, United States.
George married Anny M. "Elizabeth" NESTER on 7 Jul 1881 in , Newton County, Mississippi, United States.1 2 (Anny M. "Elizabeth" NESTER was born on 13 Sep 1858 in , , Mississippi, United States,3 5 7 14 died on 11 Oct 1938 in , , Mississippi, United States 5 10 14 and was buried in Conehatta, Newton County, Mississippi, United States 5 14.)
George next married Mary S. HAYES on 26 Mar 1868.2 (Mary S. HAYES was born on 16 Oct 1850 in , , Mississippi, United States 7 and died on 10 Sep 1879 10.) |
Noted events in his life were:
Sources
1 Newton Co, MS Marriages Records, Book 2 Page 50.
2
Personal knowledge of Robert Horton, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE]; 3
1910 U. S. Census of Newton Co, MS, Page 96 Family 52.
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1910 Census, Mississippi, Newton Co, Page 96B, Family 52, SD 5, ED 89, P 4B, Beat5, Recorded on 20 April 1919.
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Lois Tessmer Strebeck, "Newton County, Mississippi Cemeteries, Volume II" (typescript, 1993, Mississippi Archives, Jackson), p. 415; 6
Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Newton County, Mississippi Photograph, 22 Oct 2009; digital image, privately held by Autumn Dipert Brown, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE,] Greensboro, North Carolina; 7
Personal knowledge of Robert Horton, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE]; G. P. Weaver 8
1880 U.S. census, Newton, Mississippi population schedule, Beat 3, enumeration district (ED) 87, p. 13, dwelling 117, family 107, T. M. Brown; digital images, Ancestry (www.ancestry.com : accessed 22 Mar 2010); citing National Archives and Records Administration microfilm T9, roll 659; 9
Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Newton County, Mississippi Photograph, 22 Oct 2009; digital image, privately held by Autumn Dipert Brown, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE,] Greensboro, North Carolina; 10
Personal knowledge of Robert Horton, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE]; DEATHS 11
Personal knowledge of Robert Horton, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE]; 12
1860 U.S. census, Newton, Mississippi population schedule, Decatur, p. 749, dwelling 378, family 396, Thomas M. Weaver; digital images, Ancestry.com (www.ancestry.com : accessed 22 May 2008); citing National Archives and Records Administration microfilm M653, roll 588; 13
1870 U.S. census, Newton, Mississippi population schedule, Newton, p. 152, dwelling 41, family 41, Thomas M. Weaver; digital images, Ancestry (www.ancestry.com : accessed 22 May 2008); citing National Archives and Records Administration microfilm M593, roll 742; Sixty-eight year old farmer, Thomas M. Weaver was living with his wife Celah, 45, and children, Martha S., 19, Adolphus M., 16, Fedrick B., 13, Elizabeth G., 12, Mary A., 10, Laura C., 8, and Peyton J., 6 in Newton County, Mississippi. His son, George P., 19, and his wife, Mary S., 20, and their child, Marine J., 1, were also living in the household. Adolphus, Fredrick, and George P. were farm laborers. Thomas was born in South Carolina and Celiah in Georgia and all the children in Mississippi.
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Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Newton County, Mississippi Photograph, 22 Oct 2009; digital image, privately held by Autumn Dipert Brown, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE,] Greensboro, North Carolina;
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MARRIAGES
G. P Weaver to M. S. Hayes
George Pinkney
G. P. Weaver to A. M. Nester
George Pinkney Annie M.
M. F. Weaver to Belle Dennis
M. A. Weaver to Jessie Gordy
G. B. Weaver to Dora Wolf
M. B. Weaver to Lee Dennis
M. H. Weaver to Birdie Myers
A. J. Weaver to Ludie May
J. T. Weaver to J. M. Horton
M. J. Weaver to L. W. Weaver were George Pinkney's children by his first wife and P. C. to L.T. were his children by his second wife according to the handwriting on the document;
This is a typed, four page manuscript by an unknown author. The original is in the possession of Robert Horton and was found by him when his Aunt Lula died, it was in a trunk. There are two copies in the archives of Scott E. Lee: P1566.003 and P0182.???. Each copy has different hand-written notes.
WEAVER, Annie M. 1858/1938.
WEAVER, G. P., Towner Co CSA 7/6/1851 12/12/1932
G. P. Weaver
Towners Co.
C. S. A.
July 6, 1851
Dec. 13, 1932;
The photo was taken during a trip to Newton County by Autumn Dipert Brown and her father, W. Dan Dipert 22 Oct 2009.
FAMILY RECORD OF BIRTHS
G. P. Weaver was born July 6, 1851 d. 12-17-1932
George Pinkney
1st Wife M. S. Weaver was born October 16, 1850 m 3-26-1868 d 9-10-1879 Childbirth
M. S. Hayes Weaver
2nd Wife A. M. Weaver was born September 13, 1858 m 7-7-1881 d 10-11-1938
Annie M Nester Weaver
M. J. Weaver was born March 30, 1869 d 3-4-1886
M. F. Weaver was born September 7, 1870 m 3-10-1898 d 4-2-1932
m Belle Davis 1878/4-16-1930
M. A. Weaver was born October 6, 1872 m 10-26-1902 d 7-10-1910
m Jessie Gordy
M. F. Weaver was born November 25, 1874 d 9-13-1884
M. B. Weaver was born December 28, 1876 m 1-26-1911
m. Lee Dennis
L. W. Weaver was born September 10, 1879 d 9-19-1879
P. C. Weaver was born April 24, 1882 d 8-30-1882
M. L. Weaver was born May 28, 1883 d 9-7-1960
Minnie Lee
G. B. Weaver was born September 29, 1885 m 12-24-1908
m Dora Wolf
T. J. Weaver was born December 28, 1888 m 12-30-1923
T. Josephine
M. H. Weaver was born August 24, 1891 m 12-22-1912
m Birdie Myers
A. J. Weaver was born August 19, 1893
S. A. Weaver was born January 18, 1896
Alice
L. T. Weaver was born June 6, 1899
Lula T.; The document has both typed names and birth dates and handwritten notes with marriage and death dates (likely taken from the deaths and marriages on the next two pages of the document). Both authors are unknown. The handwritten notes are distinguishable from the typewritten information by my used of italics above for the handwriting.
M. J. Weaver to L. W. Weaver were George Pinkney's children by his first wife and P. C. to L.T. were his children by his second wife according to the handwriting on the document;
This is a typed, four page manuscript by an unknown author. The original is in the possession of Robert Horton and was found by him when his Aunt Lula died, it was in a trunk. There are two copies in the archives of Scott E. Lee: P1566.003 and P0182.???. Each copy has different hand-written notes.
Seventy year old T. M. Weaver was living with his wife, Celia S., 56, and children, Pink, 28, Fed B., 23, Angeline, 20, Laura C., 18, and Parton J., 15, and grand children, Merene J., 11, Marcet F., 9, Moseley A., 7, William F., 5, and Mary B., 3, in Newton County, Mississippi. T. M., Pink and Fed were farmers. T. M. was born in South Carolina and Celia in Georgia. T. M. and Celia's parents were born in South Carolina. The rest of the family was born in Mississippi.
G. P. Weaver
Towners Co.
C. S. A.
July 6, 1851
Dec. 13, 1932
Franklin P. Weaver died April 11, 1857 Grmo Brown's bro (Fed's twin) b. 8-11-1856
M. S. Weaver died September 10, 1879 George Pinkney's 1st wife; d childbirth with L. W.
L. W. Weaver died September 19, 1879 Geo Pinkney's 6th child (last born to 1st wife)
P. C. Weaver died August 30, 1882 Geo Pinkney's 1st ch by 2nd wife
W. F. Weaver died September 13, 1894 Geo Pinkney's 4th ch by 1st wife
Payton Weaver died March 1, 1886 Grmo. Brown's youngest Bro
Payton J. b 2-19-1864
M. J. Weaver died March 4, 1886 Geo. Pinkney's oldest child b 3-30-1869
Celah Weaver died November 20, 1886 My paternal great grmo
Celah (Gant) Weaver b 1-22-1824 wife of Thomas Marion Weaver
T. M. Weaver died August 12, 1887 My paternal Great grfa
Thomas Marion Weaver b 12-18-1800
M. A. Weaver died July 10, 1910 Geo Pinkney's 3rd ch
Belle Weaver died April 16, 1930 wife of M. F. (Geo. Pinkney's 2nd ch)
Birdie Weaver died June 19, 1930 wife of M. H. ( Geo Pinkney's 11th ch)
M. F. Weaver died April 2nd 1932 Geo Pinkney's 2nd ch
G. P. Weaver " Dec 12th 1932 Grmo Brown's bro
Annie M. Weaver " Oct 11th 1938 Geo Pinkney's 2nd wife
Minnie Lee Weaver " Sept 7th 1960 Geo Pinkney's 8th ch
Mrs. E. M. Brown died February 24, 1922 grmo Brown (Geo. Pinkney's sis)
Elizabeth Gabrellia (Weaver) Brown wife of Edmond Milton Brown
Mrs. F. B. Hensley died February 18, 1928
Mary Angie (Weaver) Hensley wife of John B. Hensley
; The document has both typed names and birth dates and handwritten notes (two sets of handwriting) with marriage and death dates (likely taken from the deaths and marriages on the next two pages of the document). Both authors are unknown. The handwritten notes are distinguishable from the typewritten information by my used of italics above for the handwriting of what appears to be a grandchild of E. M. and Elizabeth Gabrilla Weaver and underline for the other unknown individual's handwriting.
M. J. Weaver to L. W. Weaver were George Pinkney's children by his first wife and P. C. to L.T. were his children by his second wife according to the handwriting on the document;
This is a typed, four page manuscript by an unknown author. The original is in the possession of Robert Horton and was found by him when his Aunt Lula died, it was in a trunk. There are two copies in the archives of Scott E. Lee: P1566.003 and P0182.???. Each copy has different hand-written notes.
The commitee [sic] of Pleasant Hill Baptist church writes this abitatuary [sic] of Bro.G.P.Weaver [sic] with sorriful [sic] heart in the passing of Bro. Weaver the community lost a good friend. The church a faithful member and the family a true and loving husband and father.
He is survived by his widow, five daughters, three sons and a number of other relative [sic] and friend [sic].
Mr. Weaver spent his entire life in Conehatta community. He having reached the age of 81 yrs 5 mo and 6 days before answering the call to exchange the silver crown of age for the diaden which crowns the brows of Gods [sic] saint.
Therefore be it resolved.
First-That in his death We [sic] the members of Pleasant Hill Baptist church, bow in humble summission [sic] to our Father who doeth all thing [sic] well.
Second-The committee tender to the family our expression of sincere sympathy with the assurance that the memory of there [sic] husband and father will be cerished [sic] by us.
Third-That a copy of these [sic] resolution be spread upon the minutes. A copy sent to the family, and a copy to the Baptist record for puplication [sic].
M. J. Weaver to L. W. Weaver were George Pinkney's children by his first wife and P. C. to L.T. were his children by his second wife according to the handwriting on the document;
This is a typed, four page manuscript by an unknown author. The original is in the possession of Robert Horton and was found by him when his Aunt Lula died, it was in a trunk. There are two copies in the archives of Scott E. Lee: P1566.003 and P0182.???. Each copy has different hand-written notes.
Thomas M. Weaver, 59, is living with his wife, Sarah, 36, and children, George, 9, Martha, 7, Dolphers, 5, Fredrick, 4, Elizabeth, 2, and Mary, 5 months in Newton County, Mississippi. Thomas was a farmer owning $4,600 in real property and 3,000 in personal property. H was born in South Carolina, Sarah in Georgia, and the children in Mississippi.
Mother
Annie M. Weaver
1858-1938
Asleep in Jesus