David Weaver (1812 - 1890)

Born 1812 in Bristol, England

Husband of Martha (Houlder) Weaver — married 9 Jan 1841 in Stroud, New South Wales, Australia

Descendants

Died 1890 at about age 78 in Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia

Biography

Note: In 1863 David selected 220 acres (por 42&55). This was where the Back Rd terminates at the Cockburn River, directly opposite what Daniel Orman afterwards selected and called "Pigeon Park". Further it was west of and adjacent to land that John Jacob was later to select and call "Land's End" and it was south of and adjacent to what William Barnes would soon take up.

After that reference to David Weaver ceases; it is not known whether he died here or elsewhere nor is there any record of his wife ever being here.

Marriage

Husband: David Weaver

Wife: Martha Houlder

Child: Elizabeth Weaver

Child: Charles Weaver

Child: Ann Weaver

Child: Sarah Weaver

Child: Mary Weaver

Child: Alice Weaver

Marriage:

Date: 9th January. 1841

Place: Stroud, NSW, Australia

Sources

Acknowledgments

• Thank you to Rick Hull for creating WikiTree profile Weaver-3000 through the import of hull1.ged on Jul 30, 2013.