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Books
Weiser Families in America
Weiser Families in America, edited by Frederick S. Weiser with Paulette J. Weiser and Edward H. Wiser, 1997, 2,153 pages in two volumes; $175 for the two volumes + SH
A genealogy showing the known descendants of John Conrad Weiser Sr. and Anna Uebele and Anna Mueller, particularly John Conrad Weiser, Jr. and Anna Eva Feck/Feg. The volumes also include brief biographies of the Conrads, their children and some other descendants, as well as genealogies of other Weiser/Wiser/Wisor lines so far not connected to the Conrads. This set is an expansion of a genealogy in one volume published in 1961.
Regina, retold by Frederick S. Weiser, artwork by Claudia Hopf, 1973
Regina, retold by Frederick S. Weiser, artwork by Claudia Hopf, 1973, 15 pages; $20 + SH
A slightly fictionalized version of a story handed down from generation to generation about the life and capture of Regina Leininger by Native Americans in the Tulpehocken area of Pennsylvania. Fred wove Conrad Weiser into the story because of his dealings with the Iroquoian Nations. Conrad’s son-in-law Henry Melchoir Muhlenberg also plays a role in the story.
Favorite Recipes of the Weiser Generations
Favorite Recipes of the Weiser Generations, Weiser Family Association, 2010, for the 300th Anniversary of the arrival of the family in America, 88 pages plus extra helpful kitchen information; $6+ SH
Recipes submitted by Weiser descendants including appetizers and beverages, soups and salads, vegetables and side dishes, main dishes, breads and rolls, desserts, cookies and candies, and “this and that.” In a three-ring binder that makes it easy to keep open as you cook or bake.
Weiser Family Documents, 1475-1710
Weiser Family Documents, 1475-1710, Collected and edited by Wolfgang Weisser, translated with an introduction by Frederick S. Weiser, 1985, 66 pages; $50/$25 for copy with faded spine + SH
The book includes an introductory family tree from 1475 and narrative about the generations of Weissers in Kleinaspach and Grossaspach, Wurttemberg, as well as a topographical map of that area and copies and explanations of a series of records showing members of the generations of Weissers in Wurttemberg giving a sense of their lives.
Conrad Weiser, Emperor of the Iroquois
Conrad Weiser, Emperor of the Iroquois, Paul A.W. Wallace, 1992, 12 pages; $20 + SH
Contains a description of the Iroquoian Confederation, Conrad Weiser’s relationship with the Iroquois, and his work as an interpreter and negotiator between the native peoples and colonial governments. It also includes an introduction by Frederick S. Weiser and a map of the Onondaga Trail used by Conrad Weiser and others.
Throw their hats in the air and shouting
“Throw their hats in the air and shouting,” Civil War letters to and from Weiser family descendants, transcribed by Paulette Weiser and edited by Frederick Weiser, 2003, 42 pages; $20 + SH
Transcriptions of letters from Peter Oswald Weiser, born in Sunbury PA; Charles Weiser to Catharine Weiser; and Jacob L. Klein to Catharine and Sarah Weiser, the latter two soldiers from central Ohio sent to relatives and made available to the Association for publication. The letters reflect their service in the Union army. Peter served from Tennessee to Mississippi to the march through Georgia, and the Carolinas. Charles and Jacob saw each other at Vicksburg, and the latter went on to New Orleans and participated in the siege of Mobile AL.
The Gift is Small, The Love is Great
The Gift is Small, The Love is Great. Frederick S. Weiser, 1994, 120 pages, $40 + SH
Fred, a scholar of and expert in Pennsylvania Dutch fraktur, presents an introduction that explains the creation of this unique folk art, and has included samples of fraktur, and writes of the artists when known, translations and explanations of their contents. This little book is a must for anyone interested in Pennsylvania Dutch culture and art.
Peter Muhlenberg
Peter Muhlenberg, An Address by The Rev. Dr. William E. Eisenberg delivered at Woodstock, Virginia, October 1, 1988 on the occasion of the dedication of a bust of Peter Muhlenberg created by Caroline Muhlenberg Hufford-Anderson (whose remarks are also included) and sponsored by the Narrow Passage Chapter, National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, published by the John Conrad Weiser Family Association, New Oxford PA, 1989, 12 pages, includes photos of the bust and the artist; $15 + SH
John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg, the son of Henry Melchoir and Anna Maria Weiser Muhlenberg and grandson of Conrad and Anna Eva Weiser, was a minister and Revolutionary War officer. His life story is told in Rev. Eisenberg’s address.
Conrad Weiser, Friend of Colonist and Mohawk
Conrad Weiser, Friend of Colonist and Mohawk, Paul A.W. Wallace, 1945, reissued 1971, 648 pages, numbered special edition; $65+ SH
The most definitive biography of Conrad Weiser to date with his life story from the time he arrived in New York City harbor in June 1710 with his family through his learning of the Mohawk language, move to Pennsylvania, work as an interpreter and negotiator of a number of treaties between the Iroquoian Confederation and the colonies, and his many other business, civic, religious and military activities. A must-have for Weiser descendants!
Prints & Collectables
Pewter Commemorative and Memorial Platter for the 300th Anniversary of the Weisers Coming to America
Pewter Commemorative and Memorial Platter for the 300th Anniversary of the Weisers Coming to America, 2010, 8 ½” x 11 ½”; $20 + SH =
Pewter platter with the Weiser family crest commemorating the 300th anniversary of the departure of the family from Grossaspach, Wurttemberg in what is now Germany and in memorial to the Association’s founder and mainstay for 50+ years, Pastor Frederick S. Weiser, who died in 2009.
Poster of Conrad Weiser and his life
Poster of Conrad Weiser and his life, color poster with illustrations showing Conrad’s life, one sheet, $4 + SH =
Poster showing Conrad’s birthplace in Wurttemberg, his trip to the American colonies, his life and work in America, and the legacy he leaves as attested to by George Washington at Conrad’s grave.
Weiser Family Crest
Weiser Family Crest, one page on glossy paper, $5 + SH =
The Weiser crest designed by Weiser descendant and artist Louise Zimmerman Stahl based on written descriptions of the crest. In color, 9” x 10 1/2” and frameable. An item to hang on your wall to show your pride in your Weiser heritage!
Document of first record in Wurttemberg naming members of the Weisser family, 1475
Document of first record in Wurttemberg naming members of the Weisser family, 1475, one page, 21” x 18”, rolled $10/folded $5 + SH = rolled $ / folded $
Clausen and George Weisser, brothers, mentioned in record on glossy paper with transcription in German on the back
Weiser Family Genealogy
Weiser Family Genealogy, lineage by Wolfgang Weisser, one page on glossy paper, $3 + SH =
Line of ancestry back to the earliest ancestor found in research in German records, George Weisser of Kleinaspach, 1475 to Johan Conrad Weisser (1642-1720), Backnang. Blank lines leave room for descendants to list their own lineage from the elder John Conrad. Frameable.
Map of the Tulpehocken-Shamokin Trail
Map of the Tulpehocken-Shamokin Trail, ca 1730-1760, 9” x 12”, $2 + SH =
Map showing the areas in which Conrad Weiser traveled the last 31 years of his life as he served as interpreter and negotiator between the Iroquoian Nations and the American colonial governments, particularly Pennsylvania. It also shows where his home near Womelsdorf, Reading, and Ephrata PA and where the 3,000 acres he was given for his services were located. Printed on glossy cardstock.
Map Showing the Land Patented and Granted to Conrad Weiser Along the Susquehanna River, 1750 and 1755
Map Showing the Land Patented and Granted to Conrad Weiser Along the Susquehanna River, 1750 and 1755, 9” x 12”,
$2 + SH =
The map shows Conrad’s granted lands for his service to the colony and how that land was split among his heirs after his death. A large number of Weiser descendants still live in this area. Printed on glossy cardstock.
Placemat showing Conrad and Eva Weiser’s Homestead
Placemat showing Conrad and Eva Weiser’s Homestead, plastic placemat with a drawing of the stone house known as the Homestead, one sheet; $3 + SH
Stone House at the Conrad Weiser Homestead State Park, Womelsdorf PA. A practical way to remember your heritage at every meal or a means to show your children or grandchildren their heritage!
Apparel
Blue / Conrad Weiser 1696-1760 Peacemaker Hat
Conrad Weiser 1696-1760 Peacemaker Hat, $12 + SH =
Adjustable ballcaps in navy with yellow print and white with navy print.
White / Conrad Weiser 1696-1760 Peacemaker Hat
Conrad Weiser 1696-1760 Peacemaker Hat, $12 + SH =
Adjustable ballcaps in navy with yellow print and white with navy print.
300th Anniversary 2010 John Conrad Weiser Coming To America Hat
300th Anniversary 2010 John Conrad Weiser Coming To America Hat, 2010, $12 + SH =
Adjustable ballcap in navy blue with printing in white
Conrad Weiser Family Association 300th Anniversary in America Polo Shirt
Conrad Weiser Family Association 300th Anniversary in America Polo Shirt, 2010, Med, Large, XL, $35 + SH =
Sky blue polo shirts embroidered with an image of Conrad and Eva Weiser’s stone house in the Homestead Park outside Womelsdorf PA on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the departure of his family from Grossaspach, Wurttemberg in what is now Germany.
Conrad Weiser Family Association 300th Anniversary in America Tee Shirt
Conrad Weiser Family Association 300th Anniversary in America Tee Shirt, 2010, Med, Lg, XL, $27 + SH =
Sky blue tee shirts embroidered with an image of Conrad and Eva Weiser’s stone house in the Homestead Park outside Womelsdorf PA on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the departure of his family from Grossaspach, Wurttemberg in what is now Germany.
Conrad Weiser Family Association 300th Anniversary in American Denim Shirt
Conrad Weiser Family Association 300th Anniversary in American Denim Shirt, 2010, Med, XL, 2XL, $40 + SH =
Denim blue long-sleeved shirts embroidered with an image of Conrad and Eva Weiser’s stone house in the Homestead Park outside Womelsdorf PA on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the departure of his family from Grossaspach, Wurttemberg in what is now Germany.
Conrad Weiser Family Association 300th Anniversary in America Sweatshirt Shirt
Conrad Weiser Family Association 300th Anniversary in America Sweatshirt Shirt, 2010, Med, XL, 2XL, $33 + SH =
Light blue sweatshirts embroidered with an image of Conrad and Eva Weiser’s stone house in the Homestead Park outside Womelsdorf PA on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the departure of his family from Grossaspach, Wurttemberg in what is now Germany.
Earrings with Weiser Family Crest and feathers
Earrings with Weiser Family Crest and feathers, 2010, $5 + SH =
Available in both clip-on and pierced, silver colored earrings showing the Weiser family crest with three feathers dangling from each signifying Conrad’s relationship with the Iroquoian natives of Pennsylvania.
Earrings with Weiser Family Crest
Earrings with Weiser Family Crest, 2010, $5 + SH =
Available in both clip-on and pierced, silver colored earrings showing the Weiser family crest
Tee Shirt from the Weiser Reunion in June 2023
Only a few left!
Tee Shirt from the Weiser Reunion in June 2023
Limited numbers of the tees below are available in most sizes from small to 2XL. But don’t dawdle if you are interested, as very few are left.
Light gray tee shirt with the Weiser crest on the front upper top left; $15 + $6/SH = $21