Wimer - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Frances Lindsey Wimer San Diego

JulieHendricks21 — 2009-10-10 23:19:06Z

I'm looking for the husband's name of Frances Lindsey b. 10 April 1907 Valley County, Nebraska, m. ________ Wimer probably in Nebraska, died 26 Jan 1988 San diego, CA.

Her parents were Horace Lindsey and Alice Burt. Any clues would be appreciated.

Re: Clemons Franklin Wimer

DonnaSeidel69 — 2009-07-09 16:41:08Z

Debbie,
Please contact me privately. Your e-mail address isn't working. Mine is still thegypsies at yahoo . I have a question about your own Craig family.
Donna

Re: Clemons Franklin Wimer

DonnaSeidel69 — 2009-05-05 16:59:55Z

Debbie,
We spoke in 2003 after you contacted me directly. For the benefit of others who may be interested in this WIMER family, I'm going to repeat some of what we talked about. I didn't realize that I hadn't done it before on this message board.

Yes, you and I are first cousins. My dad Loren was one of your father's 7 siblings. I'm not one of the twins, but I'm their older sister. I also have two brothers.

Our grandparents Clarence Thomas and Hazel Kate (Wimer) Craig were 2nd cousins, NOT 1st cousins. Clarence was the son of Elizabeth Wimer Craig, daughter of Thomas and Mary Jane (Westmoreland) Wimer. Hazel Kate was the daughter of Franklin Benjamin Wimer, son of William and Flori Ann Rebecca (Westmoreland) Wimer. (Elizabeth Wimer and Franklin Wimer were 1st cousins.)

Thomas and William Wimer were brothers, and their wives (named above) were Westmoreland sisters (originally from Winston-Salem, North Carolina). This Wimer line originated in Pennsylvania, but I don't know much more than that. Civil War military records for one of the Wimer brothers indicated that they were from Indiana County, PA, I think. Thomas and William's parents were Henry and Maria Wimer. I don't know Maria's maiden name.

My husband and I have moved from Dallas to Houston (TX), but my e-mail address is still thegypsies @ yahoo . com (remove the spaces in the address, of course).

Donna Craig Seidel

Re: john wesley wimer

coolwimer — 2009-04-04 05:44:53Z

john,
Are you able to look at my tree coolwimer? if tyou want you can call me any sunday my # is 602-518-9461. we can talk and see if we are related. i have been talking to athers too so we can all make our trees biger and if we are part of the same tree i will invite you to my tree so you can add to my tree if you want.
anna

Re: john wesley wimer

t6orsha — 2009-03-29 12:38:05Z

Anna,
I have some WIMER family info, but not sure if yours is the same line. Do you have any dates, or locations? Most of what I have is from the Butler or Lawrence County areas of western Pennsylvania.
-John.

john wesley wimer

coolwimer — 2009-03-28 05:17:01Z

My name is Anna Wimer i have been working on my family tree on and off for the last few years i have it back to my great great great great great gradfather samuel wimer his son is john westlake wimer and son john wesley wimer and his son elvin wimer and son timothy wimer my dad i am looking to expand my tree if you are part of my tree or think that youy are please let me know thank you anna wimer

Re: Adam Wimer

ssharrison1 — 2009-02-11 21:09:19Z

I'm also researching an Adam Weimer, my GGgrandfather, killed as a civilian doctor in the Civil War, Johnson Co., AR in 1864. He was born in PA, 1823 (if we can believe the 1860 census), and married Mary Ann Eliza Towell in 1856 in AR. Their daughter is my Ggrandmother, Sallie Weimer Smith.
He is said to have lived in Iowa before coming to Arkansas, but I haven't been able to attach him to any Weimer/Wimer family there. I'm hoping some other Weimer researcher will know of a missing Adam who could be mine, and help me find his parents. (Sally, sallysh46@comcast.net)

Wimers in Lancaster, Pa

woodswoman101 — 2009-02-05 18:59:19Z

I am researching Wimers in Southern Lancaster County. Specifically in the Colerain, East Drumore, Providence areas. I can follow my Wimer line back to the early 1800's, but then I get stuck.

If anyone else is working on a Wimer family in this area, please email me at bob@wimer.com. The first names I am primarily interested in is Robert, Benjamin, and Henry.

Thanks!

Re: Piper/Wimer and others

wendelmelrose — 2009-01-06 21:51:16Z

I am posting our Weimer/Wymer/Wimer family story that my
mother had compiled before her death in 1990. References the Piper family and the Weimer/Wimer family of Ligonier
township in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.

Re: Wimers in Kansas

ohiostatebuck_i — 2008-12-17 05:40:53Z

Hi Tisa,

My granfathers name was Harold George Wimer and he once lived in Kansas but then moved to Florida after he retired. He was in the Navy for a few years before living in Kansas but I dont know if its the same Harold your looking for. My fathers name was Robert and I was told he had siblings but I never knew who they were, maybe they were brothers?

If you find out for sure and they were brothers, that would make us cousins and that would be a great thing. Let me know what you found out since your posting and contact me at ohiostatebuck_i at yahoo dot com. Take care and good luck in your search.

Sean

Obituary of Laura Wimer Jones, Butler Co., PA, 1937

kleback — 2008-12-01 19:20:18Z

From the BUTLER EAGLE, Butler, PA, Monday, 17 May 1937, p. 3:

MRS.LAURA WIMER JONES

Mrs. Laura Wimer Jones, aged 76, wife of Jesse Jones, died at the family residence, Slippery Rock R.D. 2, at 4:40 o'clock Saturday afternoon following a four months' illness.

Mrs. Jones was born in Worth township, Butler county, daughter of the late Peter and Ellen Fisher Wimer. She had been married 57 years.

Surviving are her husband; two sons, LeRoy and Floyd C. Jones of Slippery Rock R.D. 2; three grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Lillian Graham of New Kensington, and seven brothers, William, Charles, Harry, Ford, James, Horace and Purvis Wimer, all of Butler county.

She was a member of the Zion Baptist church.

Funeral services will be held from the Zion Baptist church at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Carl Jones, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Re: Wimers in Kansas

MelindaMoorhouse — 2008-11-08 01:39:15Z

My grandpa's name is John Wimer. He was born and raised in Scotsdale/Phoenix, AZ. His father's name was Pink. They moved quite a bit as I've been told. He then married an Opal (Reno) from Kingman, KS. Does any of this sound familiar to you? They then had 9 kids, and MANY grandkids, & greats. I've been looking for any relatives that may be a little farther out that we might get in contact with. My name is Melinda.

Wimer family in Lewis Co., West Virginia, need burial transcript

Caroline801261 — 2008-08-26 17:23:42Z

Hello
I am decended from the Wimer family that resided in the Lewis and Harrison county area in West Virginia. I do know that some Wimers were buried at Broad Run Cemetery in the town of Lightburn in Lewis county. I am looking for a transcript of the Wimer family in that cemetery, I have only found partial transcripts not including Wimer.

Thank you very much

Gaylord WIMER Lawrence Co, PA

t6orsha — 2008-06-06 20:31:02Z

Looking for info on a Gaylord WIMER, from the Rose Point, Lawrence County area. Possibly Slippery Rock Twp, maybe even Butler County. I am told he is from the Christopher WIMER (1770 - 1842) line. I have a few gaps on this line.

Joan C. (Daniele) Wimer, 73,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-04-08 01:00:19Z

Wimer, Joan C.
Oakland

Joan C. (Daniele) Wimer, 73,
formerly of Oakland and Carrick, died Sunday, April 6, 2008. She was a daughter of the late Angelo and Mafalda (D'Amore) Daniele; wife of the late Arnold Wimer; beloved mother of Angela "Angie" (Gerard) O'Hare and William "Bill" Wimer (Beth Ann); loving grandmother of Michael, Zachary, Alivia, Amanda, Maggie, Max and Tom; dear sister of Antoinette "Toni" (Jack) McNamara and the late Rosalie (surviving husband, Tom) Quealy; also numerous nieces and nephews and her church family of the Community of the Crucified One. Friends received from 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the Community of the Crucified One, 335 E. Tenth Ave., Homestead, PA 15120, where funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Arrangements by ALFIERI FUNERAL HOME INC.

Re: Henry Wimer, PA, 1909 & grandson Charls Clemart

MarilynDicks — 2008-03-30 23:47:41Z

Aletta, I hope you are still out there as I believe that picture has found a home. The name is Clement and he is the grandson of Henry Wimer born abt. 1830 died 1913. I remember when you first put a query up about this picture and I kept thinking he is one of my Wimers but I couldn't put him in place until recently. If you still have the picture please contact me.
Marilyn mdicks5999@comcast.net

Charles WIMER, married Anna Carrie ROHER

jjorsha — 2008-02-02 17:31:24Z

I am looking for Charles WIMER that married Anna Carrie Roher. She was born abt 1878, died 1939. They had 6 children:Mabel Loretta,DeWitt,Dean,Bernice, Ray and Ralph.
I found the obit fr=or Anna Carrie, but cannot find anything for Charles. Was wondering what branch of WIMER's he is from. They are from (Worth Twp) Butler County, PA.

Re: Adam Wimer

MarilynDicks — 2008-01-10 02:09:46Z

Dennis, good for you going to VA to do this research. I do not know how much information you have on Adam Wimer 1763 - 1845 so I will assume you have very little. Adam Wimer b. according to his children in Bedford Co., VA d. in North Slippery Rock Twp., Mercer Co., PA (since 1850 this area became Washington Twp., Lawrence Co., PA). He was in the Indian Wars in the 1780's in Bedford Co., PA. Some of his children attempted to get a pension after his death and were denied as they could not prove his length of service. All this was in the Rev. War pension file. One of the important facts in the file was a list of all his children with the females married names. Thus, John, Daniel, Abigail wife of John Wimer, Nicholas, Jacob, George, Henry, Anne K. wife of William Cunningham, Eliza wife of Lithico Nichol, Isaac, Mary wife of Samuel Cleland and Adam.
I am not saying that this Adam Wimer did not marry Hannah Campfield, but if everyone does their math she could not be the mother of all his children. First child John is born in 1780, last child Mary is born in PA in 1814. Not one of the children born after 1797 named their children Hannah which is a little unusual. Infact I do not have a Hannah Wimer in my database. The Anna K. Wimer born in 1808 could be taken from the name Hannah. The name that keeps repeating itself in Adam's granddaughters is Elizabeth or Eliza. I've been working on genealogy for 30 years and heavily on the Wimer/Wymer name for the last 20 years. Adam Wimer is an ancestor on both my father's and mother's lines; if that isn't enough Isaac Wimer that lived in the Butler Co., PA area is another of my father's ancestors. I would love to prove that Adam and Isaac are related but the facts have not presented themselves, yet. However, three of Adam's children married into Isaac Wimer's family. To wrap this all-up, ever since Hannah Campfield's name has been brought up people are adding this to their trees with no forthought. We may never know the wife or wives names of Adam which is better than tacking a name on a tree that does not belong there. I was so delighted on your questioning. I would like to hear some comments.
Marilyn Cleland Dicks

Re: Adam Wimer

MarshaXEnsminger — 2007-10-17 23:46:41Z

The 1840 census of Slipperyrock Township, Mercer county, PA has an entry for "Adam Wimer". The household consists of two free white males between five and ten; one between twenty and thirty; one between seventy and eighty; one free white female between ten and fifteen; and three between twenty and thirty.

I'm not sure if the head of the household was the 20 - 30 year old, or the 70 - 80 year old. It's possible this is both of the Adam Wimers you mention, or neither.

Ancestry lists 21 Wimer households in PA in the 1840 census, mostly in the western part of the state.

Adam Wimer

Dennis_Wymer — 2007-10-16 18:35:00Z

I visted the Shenandoah Valley in Virgina to research the Wymer line. I found a will from George Wimer (died April 1811) naming his six children: sons John Wimer, Adam Wimer, George Wimer, Jacob Wimer, and daughters Catherine (wife of Henry Yoe) and Mary (wife of Israel Orndorff). Adam Wimer married Hannah Campfield on May 4, 1797 in Shenandoah County. This same Adam Wimer who married Hannah Campfield is reported as being born 5/31/1763 in Shenandoah, with a death of 1/2/1845 in Mercer, PA.

There is certainly much confusion regarding the Wimer/Wymer line, and I would love to share information.

Re: Adam Wimer

Dennis_Wymer — 2007-10-17 23:56:09Z

The Adam Wimer born in 1763 in Virginia died 1/2/1845 in Mercer, PA. In 1840, he would have been about 77. Many of his children settled in the Butler Co area. I would only imagine that he was living with one of his children at the time.

Re: Wimer

speechykeen — 2007-07-09 00:30:02Z

Rodger,

I'm almost certain that you and my husband are second cousins! His grandfather's name was William Wimer (according to that obit, your grandmother's little brother) and was from New Castle, PA ... he was a farmer in Leesburg, PA as an adult. He would've been about 7 years old when William J died, and he's listed as the second youngest child, so it adds up! Next time I talk to my father-in-law, I'll see if I can confirm it, but it seems likely.

If you're interested in learning about my husband's part of the family, you can email me at speechkeen@gmail.com.

Re: Piper/Wimer and others

WendelMelrose20 — 2007-04-06 18:45:18Z

I am looking for actual records that would show us the maiden name of Margaret ?? Weimer/Wimer that was married to John Weimer that lived in Ligonier twnshp, Westmoreland county, PA during the 1820-1840 timeperiod. My ggrandfather was Jacob Weimer, born in 1798 , baptised at Kriders Lutheran Church, pipe creek, Fredericks county, Maryland. Jacob married Esther Piper, daugher of William Piper of Fairfield twnshp, Westmoreland county, in 1827. A deed of sale of land showing sale of Esther's 1/8 share of her inheritance states that her father's name was William, deceased, and his brothers were named Robert Piper, Eleazer Piper and John Piper. Sale was to Samuel Taggert dated 17 Feb 1829 and signed with Jacob & Esther's mark. They could not read or write their names. signed in the present of John Clark.
Assumptions have been made that declare her maiden name to
be Arnell or Ermel. I do not know for certain what her
maiden name was.. nor I know John's fathers name although assumptions have also been made that he could be
the John Weimert mentioned in Mathius Weimert's will ..
Anyway, what we do know is that the family is recorded in
the various census's in Ligonier as Wimer and other spellings as the census takers thought that the name should
be spelled. The sons of Jacob Weimer decided to change the spellings... one grandson used Wimer, another used Wymer
and some of the family in Brown County, Ohio used the Wymer
spelling. PLEASE I am looking for valid information,
not assumptions.
Wendell Hugh Melrose

Re: wimer line

paintbrushhills — 2007-03-08 19:35:34Z

I got your message that the tombstones are no longer there, but that is all I know.

You should get your pictures any time now. Let me know that they made it okay.

Carol Chavez
paintbrushhills@msn.com

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

paintbrushhills — 2007-03-08 17:23:01Z

I suspect John Aaron is the Grandson of Adam or Isaac. The census of 1820 seems to show a John J. in the household.

Kevin,
John Aaron Wimer is my GGG Grandfather. He married Marietta Stambaugh from Mahoning County, Poland, Ohio. They had a daughter, Lillian, who married Isaiah Cutshall, and their daughter, Mary Ella was my G Grandmother. Her daughter was Mildred Wagoner, my Grandmother. Her son was Royce Wagoner, my Dad. I am interested in being on your team. Thank you all.

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

paintbrushhills — 2007-03-08 03:44:50Z

Was John Aaron a son of Isaac or Adam? I found an 1820 censes showing a 3 year old John A Wimer in Muddy Creek, Butler County.

Re: wimer line

paintbrushhills — 2007-03-08 03:35:30Z

Lillian Cutchall Wimer was my gg grandmother. Am trying to trace her Dad, Aaron John Wimer and Mom, Marietta Wimer. What do you know about them.

Thanks,
Carol Chavez
paintbrushhills@msn.com

Re: wimer line

paintbrushhills — 2007-03-03 18:11:52Z

Hello Cousin! Glad to hear from you too. I have 2 pictures of Marietta Stambaugh Wimer and one of John Aaron Wimer, and pictures of Lillian Wimer Cutchell. I will send you copies of these. Unfortunately, these are all I have. Lillian didn't have any pictures of her siblings. I found an 1820 census that listed a 3 year old John A Wimer in Muddy Creek Township, Butler County, PA and his Dad may have been John T or John J Wimer. Do you know anything about this? What town and what cemetary are John and Marietta buried? Do you have any obituaries? I am just starting to research past John Aaron. Any suggestions? Have you researched Marietta's line of Stambaughs? I know the deed to their farm is available and I would like to get that as that will have more family information on it. Daniel Stambaugh was born in PA and his wife, Mary, was born in Ohio.

Carol Chavez

Re: wimer line

paintbrushhills — 2007-03-03 04:26:21Z

No, I don't mind sharing pictures of the parents of Hazlett and Lillian, John Aaron Wimer and Marietta Stambaugh. Marietta Stambaugh was from Poland, Ohio where her parents, Daniel and Mary Stambaugh owned a farm. John Aaron Wimer went there to work and met and married Marietta, their daughter. John Aaron had two daughters already. Perhaps his wife had died and he was a widower. He and Marietta had a large family of kids, I have them all listed on a census report. John Aaron was born in PA, his Dad was from Virginia and his Mom from New York. I need an address to send pictures to. Do you know any information?

Re: wimer line

samandcindy1999 — 2007-03-02 17:12:29Z

Hello, My 2nd great grandfather was the Rev. Hazlett (Hayes)Wimer Lillian's brother. I would like to learn more about the family and I would love to have a copy of the the photogragh of their parents, if you don,t mind sharing it.

Re: wimer line

samandcindy1999 — 2007-03-03 15:15:24Z

I am so happy to hear from you, I've been trying to track the Wimer family before John Aaron for a long time but I wasn't having any luck. The cemetary where John and Marietta are buried no longer has a head-stone. I was wondering if you might have any photos of Hazlett, we have photos of his wife Alice DeLong Wimer, but my Grandmother Doris Wimer Manross only had one photo of Hazlett and it was lost many years ago. My address is Sam De Luca 1131 Chestnut St. Franklin, PA. 16323. Please let me know what I owe you for the copies. So happy to hear from you.

Re: wimer line

samandcindy1999 — 2007-03-08 18:06:22Z

Carol, did you get my e-mail about Aaron John Wimer's burial location. Sam

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

cwymer21 — 2008-01-03 08:11:33Z

Hello -

Nicholas Wimer was the son of Adam Wimer (30May1763) and Hannah Campfield (abt 1767). They were married 4May1797.
Nicholas is the brother of my Great-Great-Great Grandfather Adam (5Jan1801).
Search for Nicholas Wimer in OneWorldTree.
I believe Adam Sr. is descended from Johannes Wimmer of Wurtemburg, Germany. Please let me know if you have other info.
Thank you. Carole Wymer

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

cwymer21 — 2008-01-03 08:03:26Z

Hello!

I descend from Adam(30May1763); Adam(Jan1801); Adam(22Jun1837); Frank(06 Nov1868); John Earl(04Jan1897)and Donald L.(02Jan1934).

I look forward to hearing from you!

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

MarilynDicks — 2008-01-03 18:48:29Z

Carole, I have viewed One World Tree many times and there appears to be mis-information. One tree that is posted was information that I shared with its author and they added their own info. later. Number one Hannah Campfield may be the wife of Adam 1763 born in Bedford Co., VA died in 1845 Mercer Co., PA (Washington Twp., Lawrence Co., PA), but if this is accurate this would have to be his second spouse. Hannah is not the mother of all Adam's children if they were married in 1797. I have not posted my tree on line yet, but I plan to do so soon. I have been working on it for 30 years. I am a firm believer in good sources and the census is not a good source. Would you please give me the source for birth date of your Adam Jan. 5, 1801, I have some information on an Adam that I believe is the son of Adam 1763. In 1840 censu North Sewickley Twp., Beaver Co., PA there is an Adam 20 - 30 yrs., female 20 - 30 yrs, 2 males uder 5 yrs.. I have a divorce decree in 1842 Beaver Co. court, for a Mary Wimer from Adam Wimer. In reasearching the 2 males under 5 yr. are an Archibald and Adam Wimer. Archibald remained in Lawrence Co., but Adam moved to Poland Twp., Mahoning Co., OH before the 1880 census. Adam was married three times and had 19 children.
In Archibalds obituary it lists parents as Adam and Mary Johns Wymer, also he was b.1834.
Waiting to hear from you.....Marilyn
mdicks5999@comcast.net

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

MarilynDicks — 2007-08-06 22:35:10Z

John, You missed a generation. Sarah Ann Kaufman b. 1839 was the daughter of John and Mary Ann Wimer Kaufman. Mary Ann was the daughter of Nicholas and Mary Otter Wimer. Sorry to say that I have little information on John Kaufman he was b. abt. 1814 and died between 1864 and 1870. In 1880 census his wife reported her children's father was born in Germany. His youngest son Joseph C. was born in 1864 and remembered his father so I am leaning toward late 1860s as time of his death. Rumor has it that Enoch Womer went to the Civil War and never returned, but several years later he resurfaces and has another family. John get in touch with me and I will share much information on these families......mdicks5999@comcast.net

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

MarilynDicks — 2007-08-05 16:16:08Z

John, does your wife descend through Sarah Ann Kaufman Womer Pyle? Sarah Ann later married a Jacob Pyle and had more children. Her daughter Mary Ann Womer married Jacob Kahrer and lived all her life in New Castle. Looking at cemetery records for Zion Baptist cemetery most of the Wimers are descended from Chritopher Wimer however, there are a few from Adam Wimer. The other two cemeteries in Portersville, the presbyterian church cemetery and the Portersville Bible church cemetery hold most of Adam and Isaac Wimer's descendents. Be careful what you use from the internet on the Wimer lines, alot of misinformation.
Plese, contact me at mdicks5999@comcast.net if you choose.

Re: Wimer

MarilynDicks — 2007-07-10 14:50:34Z

Yes, I am most interested in your William Wimer. According to William J. Wimer's wife, Martha's obituary in 1957 her son William lived in Woodland, IN. Did your William move from Mercer County to Indiana?

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

MarilynDicks — 2007-03-08 15:17:26Z

Carol, Isaac and Adam each had a son John and they have been accounted for and remained in the Butler Co. area. Your John Aaron could be a grandson of either Adam or Issac. Since we determined he was born abt. 1824 and ends up in Poland, Mahoning Co., OH in the 1850 and 1860 census. I cannot place him with Nicholas, the son of Adam, as there is no indication that Nicholas had a son John Aaron, but Nicholas and his wife Mary were in Poland, OH in this time frame. According to the War of 1812 pension file for Nicholas this is where he died in 1859.
Marilyn

Re: Wimer

MarilynDicks — 2007-02-15 22:51:40Z

Roger here is the obituary of Annie Laurie's father.
New Castle News,Saturday, March 15, 1913
William J. Wimer dies from injuries received Friday morning while he was working at the new building of the New Castle Drygoods company, William J. Wimer of Croton avenue died Friday afternoon at the Shenango Valley hospital. He was internally injuried in addition to being badly cut and bruised about the head and body.
Mr. Wimer was 52 years of age and was a teamster by occupation. He was born in Butler county and was the son of Oliver and Sarah (Gibson) Wimer. Surviving are his wife and eight children as follows: George, Edna, Bessie, Blanche, Annie, Florence, William and Emerson Wimer. He leaves also two brothers, BertWimer of the city and Harry Wimer of Youngstown as well as four sisters, Mrs. Herman Glogger of Loraine, Mrs. John Lialley of Oil City, Mrs John McGinnis of Butler and Mrs. Ray McGuyre of New Florence, Ohio. The funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the residence and interment will be in Neshannock Cemetery.
The obituary does not mention his wife's name but it was Martha. In the 1900 census Wm J. and family were in Columbiana Co., OH and in 1910 census they were in New Castle, Lawrence Co., PA.

Re: Henry Wimer of Tipton County

susanron_1 — 2007-08-13 03:47:24Z

Hi,

I don't know if you're still around since this post is from 2002, but I'm related to Mary Susan Wimer, daughter of George Wimer & Martha Lawrence. Mary Susan Wimer was married to Joseph K. Mobley & both are buried at the Tetersburg Cemetery. (They are my g-grandparents). Any info. you have would be GREATLY appreciated. You can contact me @ susan.ron@tctwest.net.

Sincerely,
Susan Mobley-Watkins

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

KFutato — 2007-07-10 22:59:04Z

John...

Email me at kejafu@windstream.net.

Wimers in Kansas

tisarhe — 2007-03-22 18:23:07Z

Hi my name is Tisa Wimer and I am looking for family history on my family. My fathers name is Larry Wimer and his parents were Harry Wimer and Susie(Davenport)Wimer, any info would be greatful.

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

t6orsha — 2007-07-10 22:36:34Z

Would like to exchange info on the Wimer line... My wife descends from Mary AnnWimer Kaufman. Would like to know where she comes from... her parents and siblings. I have come to find that most of the ancestors in Muddy Creek or Worth Twp are all connected somewhere along the line.
All i have is a daughter : Sara Ann Kaufman, b. 1838 thyat married an Enoch Womer. They had 2 children; Mary Ann and John Oliver Womer. Don't know what happened to that Mary Ann, but John Oliver Womer(1858 - 1935) married Elizabeht Jane Powell. They had 13 cildren.
Have found many headstones with WIMER on them at the Zion Baptisp Church cemetery in Butler county on Curry Rd.
Would like to find out more.
Thanks,
John.

Christopher Wimer line.

t6orsha — 2007-07-09 23:19:28Z

I am just getting into the Wimer Line. Have a couple of branches , but I think they connect. I am curious about the Christoper Wimer aspect. It is in the History of Worth Twp that he was one of the first settlers in that area.

OK .. .. what I have is Mary Ann Wimer 1820-03 Jan 1892 married a John Kaufman (1814-1880). I have no parents for her.

Then , I also have Charles W. Wimer (18 May 1910-13 Jun 1986) married to Bernice E. Wilson(14 Jul 1915-26 Dec 1986).

Do you have any idea of how they might connect to Christopher?

You can eMail me at t6orsha@yahoo.com.

thanks, John.

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

t6orsha — 2007-07-13 21:45:07Z

Did you get an eMail from me? I sent one a few days ago. If not, I can send again. My E-Mail is t6orsha@yahoo.com.
Thanks,
John.

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

t6orsha — 2007-08-06 21:52:29Z

My wife's grandmother was Elizabeth Irene WOMER (26 Mar 1904 - 24 Jun 1988). She married Clyde Raymond VOGAN. She was the daughter of John Oliver WOMER and Elizabeth Jane POWELL. And of course , John Oliver WOMER was the son of Enoch WOMER and Sarah Ann KAUFMAN. I have Sarah Ann KAUFMAN as daughter of Nicholas WIMER and Mary OTTER. And Nicholas WIMER as son of Adam WIMER and Unknown mother.
Can you add anything to that?

Re: Wimers of Butler County Pa

t6orsha — 2007-08-07 20:57:35Z

Ah, yes I did miss one, but that's what I have also.
John.

Obit: Mary Ruth Wimer

seejay2003 — 2007-06-16 22:33:12Z

Wimer, Mary Ruth - b. Jan. 18, 1919, Gordonville, Va.; d. Feb. 12, 2007, Chico, Calif. Survivors: daughters, Robbin Wimer-Baumbach, Wendy Stultz; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Mary Ruth was a lieutenant in the Army Nursing Corp during WWII. (from the Pacific Union Adventist Family Recorder; June 2007)

Obit: Ken Wimer

seejay2003 — 2007-06-16 22:27:40Z

Wimer, Ken - b. Oct. 5, 1919, Saskatchewan, Canada; d. March 9, 2007, Chico, Calif. Survivors: daughters, Robbin Wimer-Baumbach, Wendy Stultz; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Ken's secret to success was his belief that you never burn bridges and you never spread rumors unless you have pictures. (from the Pacific Union Adventist Family Recorder; June 2007) (SEE ALSO HIS WIFE'S OBIT - MARY RUTH WIMER)