My great-great Grandfather~
Published in the Auburn NY Citizen Advertiser Friday December 21, 1945
Henry Weaver Dies; Grandchildren
Number 77, Great Grandchildren 58
Henry C. Weaver, 82, of Port
Byron, died Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Edna Myers
in Fleming. He had been ill for
eight weeks. Born at Homer, N.Y.,
he had resided in Cayuga
County for 68 years. He had engaged
in farming all his life.
His immediate survivors number 146.
Surviving are six daughters,
Mrs. William Walters of Aurora,
Mrs. Blanche Beardsley of
Auburn, Mrs. Archibald Parker
and Mrs. George Baker of Conquest,
Mrs. Alfred Green of Alton,
N. Y., and Mrs. Willis Hammond
of Weedsport; four sons, Charles
H. Weaver and Ray Weaver of
Port Byron, Floyd G. Weaver of
Auburn and Chester E. Weaver of
Albany; 77 grandchildren and 58
great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 Sunday afternoon at
the Funeral Chapel of Lester E.
Brew, 48 South Street. Burial will
be in Ridgeway Cemetery, Poplar
Ridge. Rev. George N. Gates, pastor
of the Sennett Federated
Church, will officiate.
Friends have been invited to
call at 48 South Street, on Saturday
afternoon from 3 to 5 pm.
and from 7 to 9 pm. Saturday
evening.
Published in the Auburn NY Citizen Advertiser Friday December 21, 1945
Henry Weaver Dies; Grandchildren
Number 77, Great Grandchildren 58
Henry C. Weaver, 82, of Port
Byron, died Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Edna Myers
in Fleming. He had been ill for
eight weeks. Born at Homer, N.Y.,
he had resided in Cayuga
County for 68 years. He had engaged
in farming all his life.
His immediate survivors number 146.
Surviving are six daughters,
Mrs. William Walters of Aurora,
Mrs. Blanche Beardsley of
Auburn, Mrs. Archibald Parker
and Mrs. George Baker of Conquest,
Mrs. Alfred Green of Alton,
N. Y., and Mrs. Willis Hammond
of Weedsport; four sons, Charles
H. Weaver and Ray Weaver of
Port Byron, Floyd G. Weaver of
Auburn and Chester E. Weaver of
Albany; 77 grandchildren and 58
great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 Sunday afternoon at
the Funeral Chapel of Lester E.
Brew, 48 South Street. Burial will
be in Ridgeway Cemetery, Poplar
Ridge. Rev. George N. Gates, pastor
of the Sennett Federated
Church, will officiate.
Friends have been invited to
call at 48 South Street, on Saturday
afternoon from 3 to 5 pm.
and from 7 to 9 pm. Saturday
evening.
My great-great Grandfather~
Published in the Auburn NY Citizen Advertiser Friday December 21, 1945
Henry Weaver Dies; Grandchildren
Number 77, Great Grandchildren 58
Henry C. Weaver, 82, of Port
Byron, died Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Edna Myers
in Fleming. He had been ill for
eight weeks. Born at Homer, N.Y.,
he had resided in Cayuga
County for 68 years. He had engaged
in farming all his life.
His immediate survivors number 146.
Surviving are six daughters,
Mrs. William Walters of Aurora,
Mrs. Blanche Beardsley of
Auburn, Mrs. Archibald Parker
and Mrs. George Baker of Conquest,
Mrs. Alfred Green of Alton,
N. Y., and Mrs. Willis Hammond
of Weedsport; four sons, Charles
H. Weaver and Ray Weaver of
Port Byron, Floyd G. Weaver of
Auburn and Chester E. Weaver of
Albany; 77 grandchildren and 58
great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 Sunday afternoon at
the Funeral Chapel of Lester E.
Brew, 48 South Street. Burial will
be in Ridgeway Cemetery, Poplar
Ridge. Rev. George N. Gates, pastor
of the Sennett Federated
Church, will officiate.
Friends have been invited to
call at 48 South Street, on Saturday
afternoon from 3 to 5 pm.
and from 7 to 9 pm. Saturday
evening.
Published in the Auburn NY Citizen Advertiser Friday December 21, 1945
Henry Weaver Dies; Grandchildren
Number 77, Great Grandchildren 58
Henry C. Weaver, 82, of Port
Byron, died Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Edna Myers
in Fleming. He had been ill for
eight weeks. Born at Homer, N.Y.,
he had resided in Cayuga
County for 68 years. He had engaged
in farming all his life.
His immediate survivors number 146.
Surviving are six daughters,
Mrs. William Walters of Aurora,
Mrs. Blanche Beardsley of
Auburn, Mrs. Archibald Parker
and Mrs. George Baker of Conquest,
Mrs. Alfred Green of Alton,
N. Y., and Mrs. Willis Hammond
of Weedsport; four sons, Charles
H. Weaver and Ray Weaver of
Port Byron, Floyd G. Weaver of
Auburn and Chester E. Weaver of
Albany; 77 grandchildren and 58
great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 Sunday afternoon at
the Funeral Chapel of Lester E.
Brew, 48 South Street. Burial will
be in Ridgeway Cemetery, Poplar
Ridge. Rev. George N. Gates, pastor
of the Sennett Federated
Church, will officiate.
Friends have been invited to
call at 48 South Street, on Saturday
afternoon from 3 to 5 pm.
and from 7 to 9 pm. Saturday
evening.
Gravesite Details
Obituary provided by find a grave contributor S. Hoffman.
