Ann Strader married Peter Weller, Jr. December 1, 1805 at the old Greenwich Presbyterian Church. They were farmers and rented land in Greenwich Twp. until they purchased 153 acre farm in 1812 near Anderson in Mansfield Twp. They were members of the a Presbyterian Church in Washington, NJ. Peter Weller, Jr., her husband, was a member of the Whig Party. Peter Weller, Jr., helped build the brick edifice of the Mansfield-Woodhouse Presbyterian Church in 1841 which replaced a second wooden church. The first Church was a log structure built about 1734. None of the structures remain.
Ann Strader married Peter Weller, Jr. December 1, 1805 at the old Greenwich Presbyterian Church. They were farmers and rented land in Greenwich Twp. until they purchased 153 acre farm in 1812 near Anderson in Mansfield Twp. They were members of the a Presbyterian Church in Washington, NJ. Peter Weller, Jr., her husband, was a member of the Whig Party. Peter Weller, Jr., helped build the brick edifice of the Mansfield-Woodhouse Presbyterian Church in 1841 which replaced a second wooden church. The first Church was a log structure built about 1734. None of the structures remain.
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