1 George Wild (1737-1825).
+ Anna Barbara Kreis [Kreyss] (1728-1807).
. 2 Euphrosina Wild (1761-1762).
. 2 Felix Wild Sr. (1762-1852).
. + Mary Anthony (1768-1842).
. 2 Ursula Wild (1763-1764).
. 2 Euphrosina Wild (1765-1807).
. 2 Hans Jacob Wild (1767-c.1835).
. + Maria Christiana Weaver (c.1770-c.1855).
... 3 James Wild (1790- ).
... 3 John Jacob Wild (1792-1863).
... + Margaret Elizabeth Hensley (1799-1886).
... 3 Barbara Peva Wild (1793-1875).
... + Thomas Austin.
... + John William Fox (1788-1876).
... 3 Margaret Wild (1795- ).
... 3 Elizabeth Wild (1800-c.1890).
... + William Henry Deweese (1800-1894).
... 3 Frederick Wild (1803-1869).
... + Ora Sams (1804-1888).
... 3 John Henry Wild (1807-1876).
... + Elizabeth Arisa "Rise" Sams (1813-1880).
... 3 Sarah Wild (1810-c.1873).
... + William H. Fisher (1805-1879).
Maria Christiana Weaver Wild probably died between the 1850 (name listed as Christiana Wild) and 1860 census enumerations. Her name is sometimes listed as Mary Weaver or in some family histories as Christina Steveley. In her father's 1788 Lincoln County, North Carolina will, her name is listed as Mary Christeenah Weaver. The following excerpt from a 1799 Lincoln County deed gives her father as Jacob Weaver:
This indenture made the twentieth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred ninety nine between Jacob Wild of the County of Burke in the State of North Carolina, of the one part, and Jacob Weaver of the County of Lincoln, and state aforesaid, of the other part. WITNESSETH: That the said Jacob Wild for and in consideration of the sum of Eighty pounds to him in hand paid by the said Jacob Weaver, the receipt Jacob Wild does hereby acknowledge, hath given, granted, bargain, and sold, alienated and confirmed, by these present does give, grant, bargain, and sell, alien and confirm unto the said Jacob Weaver his heirs, and assigns forever, all that tract or parcel situated, lying and being in the County of Lincoln and State of North Carolina on the south side of Jacob's River in the bend of said river above Conrad Weaver's land, beginning at a white oak in the bank of said river, thence south 75 east 74 poles to a post oak on the bank of said river, thence south 45 west 160 poles to a stake, thence north 45 degrees west 40 poles, thence to the beginning, containing fifty acres, be the same more or less, it being the whole tract granted by the state to Jacob Weaver now deceased by a patent being dated the the 18th day of May AD 1789. The aforesaid dec'd Jacob Weaver did give and bequeath to Mary Weaver his daughter, by a will or testament now on record to the only proper use and behoof of her and her heirs and assigns given the above mentioned tract of land, and the said Mary Weaver being now the aforesaid Jacob Wild's lawful wife so that she had a good right and authority to convey the aforesaid land to Jacob Weaver.
Different possibilities have been suggested for the burial location of Hans Jacob Wild and Maria Christiana Weaver:
• "seeking info on any and all Wild's that are buried in Bishop Cemetery in Madison Co North Carolina It has been confirmed that this is the resting place for Hans Jacob Wild & Mary Christina Weaver": https://www.ancestry.com/boards/surnames.wild/261 .
• "In your memory, s/o Hans Jacob Wild and Maria Christine Weaver Wild, buried Big Ivy, Buncombe County, North Carolina": posted in son John Jacob Wild's memorial.
References:
• 1788 Lincoln County, North Carolina, will for father Jacob Weaver.
• 1799 Lincoln County, deed book 21, page 426, deed referencing father Jacob Weaver and husband Jacob Wild, transcribed in the 2011 book by Elfriede Ludwig Wilde.
• 1810-1830 Buncombe County, North Carolina, federal census, for husband Jacob Wiles/Wild.
• 1850 Buncombe County, federal census, 230/230.
• 1987,c.1997 The Heritage of Macon County, North Carolina, 1987, 715-719, pages 533-536: https://www.worldcat.org/title/The-Heritage-of-Macon-County-North-Carolina-1987/oclc/25367416 ,
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/399482 .
• 2001 Lawrence George Fobes: WILDE, page 1, tracing descendants of George Wild (1737-1825) and Anna Barbara Kreis (1728-1807) from St. Gallen, Switzerland: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/206019 .
• 2002 W. Lark Hunter: WILD Family of Wildhaus, St. Gallen, Switzerland: https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/wild/350/ .
• 2011 Elfriede Ludwig Wilde: Jacob Wild Year 1500: A St. Gallen, Switzerland, Western North Carolina, Eastern Tennessee Connection: https://www.worldcat.org/title/jacob-wild-year-1500-a-st-gallen-switzerland-western-north-carolina-eastern-tennessee-connection/oclc/768983305 ,
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/wild/588/ .
• 2024 Find A Grave virtual cemetery for Wild/Kreis descendants: https://www.findagrave.com/virtual-cemetery/1689212 .
• 2024 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC31-DTW .
• 2024 Wild/Kreis Descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/WildKreisDescendants.txt .
+ Anna Barbara Kreis [Kreyss] (1728-1807).
. 2 Euphrosina Wild (1761-1762).
. 2 Felix Wild Sr. (1762-1852).
. + Mary Anthony (1768-1842).
. 2 Ursula Wild (1763-1764).
. 2 Euphrosina Wild (1765-1807).
. 2 Hans Jacob Wild (1767-c.1835).
. + Maria Christiana Weaver (c.1770-c.1855).
... 3 James Wild (1790- ).
... 3 John Jacob Wild (1792-1863).
... + Margaret Elizabeth Hensley (1799-1886).
... 3 Barbara Peva Wild (1793-1875).
... + Thomas Austin.
... + John William Fox (1788-1876).
... 3 Margaret Wild (1795- ).
... 3 Elizabeth Wild (1800-c.1890).
... + William Henry Deweese (1800-1894).
... 3 Frederick Wild (1803-1869).
... + Ora Sams (1804-1888).
... 3 John Henry Wild (1807-1876).
... + Elizabeth Arisa "Rise" Sams (1813-1880).
... 3 Sarah Wild (1810-c.1873).
... + William H. Fisher (1805-1879).
Maria Christiana Weaver Wild probably died between the 1850 (name listed as Christiana Wild) and 1860 census enumerations. Her name is sometimes listed as Mary Weaver or in some family histories as Christina Steveley. In her father's 1788 Lincoln County, North Carolina will, her name is listed as Mary Christeenah Weaver. The following excerpt from a 1799 Lincoln County deed gives her father as Jacob Weaver:
This indenture made the twentieth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred ninety nine between Jacob Wild of the County of Burke in the State of North Carolina, of the one part, and Jacob Weaver of the County of Lincoln, and state aforesaid, of the other part. WITNESSETH: That the said Jacob Wild for and in consideration of the sum of Eighty pounds to him in hand paid by the said Jacob Weaver, the receipt Jacob Wild does hereby acknowledge, hath given, granted, bargain, and sold, alienated and confirmed, by these present does give, grant, bargain, and sell, alien and confirm unto the said Jacob Weaver his heirs, and assigns forever, all that tract or parcel situated, lying and being in the County of Lincoln and State of North Carolina on the south side of Jacob's River in the bend of said river above Conrad Weaver's land, beginning at a white oak in the bank of said river, thence south 75 east 74 poles to a post oak on the bank of said river, thence south 45 west 160 poles to a stake, thence north 45 degrees west 40 poles, thence to the beginning, containing fifty acres, be the same more or less, it being the whole tract granted by the state to Jacob Weaver now deceased by a patent being dated the the 18th day of May AD 1789. The aforesaid dec'd Jacob Weaver did give and bequeath to Mary Weaver his daughter, by a will or testament now on record to the only proper use and behoof of her and her heirs and assigns given the above mentioned tract of land, and the said Mary Weaver being now the aforesaid Jacob Wild's lawful wife so that she had a good right and authority to convey the aforesaid land to Jacob Weaver.
Different possibilities have been suggested for the burial location of Hans Jacob Wild and Maria Christiana Weaver:
• "seeking info on any and all Wild's that are buried in Bishop Cemetery in Madison Co North Carolina It has been confirmed that this is the resting place for Hans Jacob Wild & Mary Christina Weaver": https://www.ancestry.com/boards/surnames.wild/261 .
• "In your memory, s/o Hans Jacob Wild and Maria Christine Weaver Wild, buried Big Ivy, Buncombe County, North Carolina": posted in son John Jacob Wild's memorial.
References:
• 1788 Lincoln County, North Carolina, will for father Jacob Weaver.
• 1799 Lincoln County, deed book 21, page 426, deed referencing father Jacob Weaver and husband Jacob Wild, transcribed in the 2011 book by Elfriede Ludwig Wilde.
• 1810-1830 Buncombe County, North Carolina, federal census, for husband Jacob Wiles/Wild.
• 1850 Buncombe County, federal census, 230/230.
• 1987,c.1997 The Heritage of Macon County, North Carolina, 1987, 715-719, pages 533-536: https://www.worldcat.org/title/The-Heritage-of-Macon-County-North-Carolina-1987/oclc/25367416 ,
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/399482 .
• 2001 Lawrence George Fobes: WILDE, page 1, tracing descendants of George Wild (1737-1825) and Anna Barbara Kreis (1728-1807) from St. Gallen, Switzerland: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/206019 .
• 2002 W. Lark Hunter: WILD Family of Wildhaus, St. Gallen, Switzerland: https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/wild/350/ .
• 2011 Elfriede Ludwig Wilde: Jacob Wild Year 1500: A St. Gallen, Switzerland, Western North Carolina, Eastern Tennessee Connection: https://www.worldcat.org/title/jacob-wild-year-1500-a-st-gallen-switzerland-western-north-carolina-eastern-tennessee-connection/oclc/768983305 ,
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/wild/588/ .
• 2024 Find A Grave virtual cemetery for Wild/Kreis descendants: https://www.findagrave.com/virtual-cemetery/1689212 .
• 2024 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC31-DTW .
• 2024 Wild/Kreis Descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/WildKreisDescendants.txt .
1 George Wild (1737-1825).
+ Anna Barbara Kreis [Kreyss] (1728-1807).
. 2 Euphrosina Wild (1761-1762).
. 2 Felix Wild Sr. (1762-1852).
. + Mary Anthony (1768-1842).
. 2 Ursula Wild (1763-1764).
. 2 Euphrosina Wild (1765-1807).
. 2 Hans Jacob Wild (1767-c.1835).
. + Maria Christiana Weaver (c.1770-c.1855).
... 3 James Wild (1790- ).
... 3 John Jacob Wild (1792-1863).
... + Margaret Elizabeth Hensley (1799-1886).
... 3 Barbara Peva Wild (1793-1875).
... + Thomas Austin.
... + John William Fox (1788-1876).
... 3 Margaret Wild (1795- ).
... 3 Elizabeth Wild (1800-c.1890).
... + William Henry Deweese (1800-1894).
... 3 Frederick Wild (1803-1869).
... + Ora Sams (1804-1888).
... 3 John Henry Wild (1807-1876).
... + Elizabeth Arisa "Rise" Sams (1813-1880).
... 3 Sarah Wild (1810-c.1873).
... + William H. Fisher (1805-1879).
Maria Christiana Weaver Wild probably died between the 1850 (name listed as Christiana Wild) and 1860 census enumerations. Her name is sometimes listed as Mary Weaver or in some family histories as Christina Steveley. In her father's 1788 Lincoln County, North Carolina will, her name is listed as Mary Christeenah Weaver. The following excerpt from a 1799 Lincoln County deed gives her father as Jacob Weaver:
This indenture made the twentieth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred ninety nine between Jacob Wild of the County of Burke in the State of North Carolina, of the one part, and Jacob Weaver of the County of Lincoln, and state aforesaid, of the other part. WITNESSETH: That the said Jacob Wild for and in consideration of the sum of Eighty pounds to him in hand paid by the said Jacob Weaver, the receipt Jacob Wild does hereby acknowledge, hath given, granted, bargain, and sold, alienated and confirmed, by these present does give, grant, bargain, and sell, alien and confirm unto the said Jacob Weaver his heirs, and assigns forever, all that tract or parcel situated, lying and being in the County of Lincoln and State of North Carolina on the south side of Jacob's River in the bend of said river above Conrad Weaver's land, beginning at a white oak in the bank of said river, thence south 75 east 74 poles to a post oak on the bank of said river, thence south 45 west 160 poles to a stake, thence north 45 degrees west 40 poles, thence to the beginning, containing fifty acres, be the same more or less, it being the whole tract granted by the state to Jacob Weaver now deceased by a patent being dated the the 18th day of May AD 1789. The aforesaid dec'd Jacob Weaver did give and bequeath to Mary Weaver his daughter, by a will or testament now on record to the only proper use and behoof of her and her heirs and assigns given the above mentioned tract of land, and the said Mary Weaver being now the aforesaid Jacob Wild's lawful wife so that she had a good right and authority to convey the aforesaid land to Jacob Weaver.
Different possibilities have been suggested for the burial location of Hans Jacob Wild and Maria Christiana Weaver:
• "seeking info on any and all Wild's that are buried in Bishop Cemetery in Madison Co North Carolina It has been confirmed that this is the resting place for Hans Jacob Wild & Mary Christina Weaver": https://www.ancestry.com/boards/surnames.wild/261 .
• "In your memory, s/o Hans Jacob Wild and Maria Christine Weaver Wild, buried Big Ivy, Buncombe County, North Carolina": posted in son John Jacob Wild's memorial.
References:
• 1788 Lincoln County, North Carolina, will for father Jacob Weaver.
• 1799 Lincoln County, deed book 21, page 426, deed referencing father Jacob Weaver and husband Jacob Wild, transcribed in the 2011 book by Elfriede Ludwig Wilde.
• 1810-1830 Buncombe County, North Carolina, federal census, for husband Jacob Wiles/Wild.
• 1850 Buncombe County, federal census, 230/230.
• 1987,c.1997 The Heritage of Macon County, North Carolina, 1987, 715-719, pages 533-536: https://www.worldcat.org/title/The-Heritage-of-Macon-County-North-Carolina-1987/oclc/25367416 ,
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/399482 .
• 2001 Lawrence George Fobes: WILDE, page 1, tracing descendants of George Wild (1737-1825) and Anna Barbara Kreis (1728-1807) from St. Gallen, Switzerland: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/206019 .
• 2002 W. Lark Hunter: WILD Family of Wildhaus, St. Gallen, Switzerland: https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/wild/350/ .
• 2011 Elfriede Ludwig Wilde: Jacob Wild Year 1500: A St. Gallen, Switzerland, Western North Carolina, Eastern Tennessee Connection: https://www.worldcat.org/title/jacob-wild-year-1500-a-st-gallen-switzerland-western-north-carolina-eastern-tennessee-connection/oclc/768983305 ,
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/wild/588/ .
• 2024 Find A Grave virtual cemetery for Wild/Kreis descendants: https://www.findagrave.com/virtual-cemetery/1689212 .
• 2024 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC31-DTW .
• 2024 Wild/Kreis Descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/WildKreisDescendants.txt .
+ Anna Barbara Kreis [Kreyss] (1728-1807).
. 2 Euphrosina Wild (1761-1762).
. 2 Felix Wild Sr. (1762-1852).
. + Mary Anthony (1768-1842).
. 2 Ursula Wild (1763-1764).
. 2 Euphrosina Wild (1765-1807).
. 2 Hans Jacob Wild (1767-c.1835).
. + Maria Christiana Weaver (c.1770-c.1855).
... 3 James Wild (1790- ).
... 3 John Jacob Wild (1792-1863).
... + Margaret Elizabeth Hensley (1799-1886).
... 3 Barbara Peva Wild (1793-1875).
... + Thomas Austin.
... + John William Fox (1788-1876).
... 3 Margaret Wild (1795- ).
... 3 Elizabeth Wild (1800-c.1890).
... + William Henry Deweese (1800-1894).
... 3 Frederick Wild (1803-1869).
... + Ora Sams (1804-1888).
... 3 John Henry Wild (1807-1876).
... + Elizabeth Arisa "Rise" Sams (1813-1880).
... 3 Sarah Wild (1810-c.1873).
... + William H. Fisher (1805-1879).
Maria Christiana Weaver Wild probably died between the 1850 (name listed as Christiana Wild) and 1860 census enumerations. Her name is sometimes listed as Mary Weaver or in some family histories as Christina Steveley. In her father's 1788 Lincoln County, North Carolina will, her name is listed as Mary Christeenah Weaver. The following excerpt from a 1799 Lincoln County deed gives her father as Jacob Weaver:
This indenture made the twentieth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred ninety nine between Jacob Wild of the County of Burke in the State of North Carolina, of the one part, and Jacob Weaver of the County of Lincoln, and state aforesaid, of the other part. WITNESSETH: That the said Jacob Wild for and in consideration of the sum of Eighty pounds to him in hand paid by the said Jacob Weaver, the receipt Jacob Wild does hereby acknowledge, hath given, granted, bargain, and sold, alienated and confirmed, by these present does give, grant, bargain, and sell, alien and confirm unto the said Jacob Weaver his heirs, and assigns forever, all that tract or parcel situated, lying and being in the County of Lincoln and State of North Carolina on the south side of Jacob's River in the bend of said river above Conrad Weaver's land, beginning at a white oak in the bank of said river, thence south 75 east 74 poles to a post oak on the bank of said river, thence south 45 west 160 poles to a stake, thence north 45 degrees west 40 poles, thence to the beginning, containing fifty acres, be the same more or less, it being the whole tract granted by the state to Jacob Weaver now deceased by a patent being dated the the 18th day of May AD 1789. The aforesaid dec'd Jacob Weaver did give and bequeath to Mary Weaver his daughter, by a will or testament now on record to the only proper use and behoof of her and her heirs and assigns given the above mentioned tract of land, and the said Mary Weaver being now the aforesaid Jacob Wild's lawful wife so that she had a good right and authority to convey the aforesaid land to Jacob Weaver.
Different possibilities have been suggested for the burial location of Hans Jacob Wild and Maria Christiana Weaver:
• "seeking info on any and all Wild's that are buried in Bishop Cemetery in Madison Co North Carolina It has been confirmed that this is the resting place for Hans Jacob Wild & Mary Christina Weaver": https://www.ancestry.com/boards/surnames.wild/261 .
• "In your memory, s/o Hans Jacob Wild and Maria Christine Weaver Wild, buried Big Ivy, Buncombe County, North Carolina": posted in son John Jacob Wild's memorial.
References:
• 1788 Lincoln County, North Carolina, will for father Jacob Weaver.
• 1799 Lincoln County, deed book 21, page 426, deed referencing father Jacob Weaver and husband Jacob Wild, transcribed in the 2011 book by Elfriede Ludwig Wilde.
• 1810-1830 Buncombe County, North Carolina, federal census, for husband Jacob Wiles/Wild.
• 1850 Buncombe County, federal census, 230/230.
• 1987,c.1997 The Heritage of Macon County, North Carolina, 1987, 715-719, pages 533-536: https://www.worldcat.org/title/The-Heritage-of-Macon-County-North-Carolina-1987/oclc/25367416 ,
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/399482 .
• 2001 Lawrence George Fobes: WILDE, page 1, tracing descendants of George Wild (1737-1825) and Anna Barbara Kreis (1728-1807) from St. Gallen, Switzerland: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/206019 .
• 2002 W. Lark Hunter: WILD Family of Wildhaus, St. Gallen, Switzerland: https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/wild/350/ .
• 2011 Elfriede Ludwig Wilde: Jacob Wild Year 1500: A St. Gallen, Switzerland, Western North Carolina, Eastern Tennessee Connection: https://www.worldcat.org/title/jacob-wild-year-1500-a-st-gallen-switzerland-western-north-carolina-eastern-tennessee-connection/oclc/768983305 ,
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/wild/588/ .
• 2024 Find A Grave virtual cemetery for Wild/Kreis descendants: https://www.findagrave.com/virtual-cemetery/1689212 .
• 2024 FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LC31-DTW .
• 2024 Wild/Kreis Descendants: https://willbraffitt.org/roots/WildKreisDescendants.txt .
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