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The William Weaver, Sr. Family Cemetery, looking east (wide angle shot).379 views
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Weaver - The William Weaver, Sr. grave marker. 452 viewsNOTE: William Weaver, Sr. did not serve in the Continental Line during the Revolution; the error was made by the Veteran's Administration in preparing the marker. Robert Bower Weaver submitted the application based on
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windfallfall.jpg617 viewsThis fall view was taken from the top of the Windfall, Ashe County, NC in October 1980 by Jeff Weaver
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wj1916.jpg984 viewsThis photograph was made in 1916.
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wmgrimsleystone.jpg643 viewsPhoto November 5, 2006 by Chrissie A. Peters. This stone is in the Elisha Anderson Cemetery.
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Fleetwood - William Howell's gravemarker668 viewsCourtesy o Paul Howell docnpaul@bellsouth.net
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wmroop.jpg618 viewsCourtesy of Chrissie A. Peters
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wmspencerhome.jpg729 viewsLocated on Wallin's Branch, this view was taken by Heather Sexton.
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wmweaverstone.jpg694 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, early 1980s.
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woolenmill.jpg583 viewsThis is a view of the Littlewood Woolen Mill Building on Helton Creek. Photo by Jeff Weaver, June 1978.
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workcrew.jpg6383 viewsThis is a photo that I got from my grandfather Hartsoe, he thinks it's when people used to have to do highway work for free, this may be a photo of when they worked on Highway 88 (do you know when Hwy 88 was built?). As for the year, his father looks like he's in his 20s which would make it circa 1910. Grandfather Hartsoe lived on Mill Creek (the one near Warrensville). Courtesy of Regina McCoy-Hopper
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WWIpeacefloat.jpg838 viewsThis float won first place in a parade in Jefferson celebrating the end of "the war to end all wars." Charles Bradley Pennington is at the horse's head, his oldest daughters, Rose, Anna and Edith, are the little peace angels. The peace "goddess" is unidentified. Courtesy of Emily Kilby.
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