Biographical Sketch of Edward L. Weaver, Greene County, Missouri,
Campbell Township

>From "History of Greene County, Missouri," St. Louis: Western
Historical Company, 1883.

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Mr. Weaver was born in Greene county, Missouri, February 21st, 1837.
His father was Joseph Weaver, and his mother's maiden name was May. 
They were natives of Georgia, and came to Greene county, Mo., in March,
1830.  Edward was educated in the common schools of this county, and
when old enough engaged in mercantile business.  He was for some time
with Shepard & Kimbrough, and then Weaver & Wood, and afterwards as
Weaver, Wood & Co.  He has been identified with the business interests
of Springfield for a period of about twenty-five years.  In February,
1880, he retired from mercantile business and removed to his place just
upon the outskirts of the city, where he has one hundred and six acres.
At present he is engaged in buying and selling stock.  Mr. Weaver was
married February 21st, 1861, to Miss Eliza E. Smith, who was born in
Springfield, Mo., July 30th, 1840.  She was the daughter of General 
N. R. and Harriet (Goodwyn) Smith.  They were natives of Virginia.  
General Smith died in April, 1858.  He was one of the most prominent 
property owners in the city.  Mr. and Mrs. Weaver have been blest with
three children, two of whom are now living, viz.: Eddie W., born June
13th, 1867 and Clara V., born May 5th, 1871.  Mr. Weaver is a member of
the Christian Church, and one of the best citizens of the county.

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