Isaac Weaver WITWER

                   Witwer genealogy of America by Ananais Clime Witwer and Rev. Geo. Witwer  1909 So. Bend Indiana
Isaac Weaver Witwer, born September 30, 1852, in Stark County, Ohio, was living on adjoining farm.  This was my chum and we had many good times together; always were exceptionally good friends and always held ourselves aloof to a certain extent from the rest of the crowd of young men in and around the vicinity.  Of course when we were among the crowd we would enter into the festivities and frolics of the majority and would take in and take part in whatever would be the mode opperandi, and I could write a long chapter of the pastimes we have had together, but will suffice it to say we were very agreeable with each other and do not remember of ever disagreeing in anything.  I do not know of ever having an ill will or that either one did not agree with the other in perfect harmony-we were perfectly agreeable together.  I always called him "Ike" and he called me "Nias."  Isaac always was a very hard working boy and was an excellnt good boy to his parents and to his sisters; always agreeable.   He, like nearly all the Witwers, is a natural wood worker, and is following the carpenter trade and is a fine workman, and he always was as strong as an ox, and I do not believe he ever fully realized his strength, for everything he took ahold of seemed to yield.  He is not tall being a little below the average height, but well built and on a dead lift there were very few that could lift with him.  I do not know of anyone that could out-lift him.  He was a tip-top good fellow.  Now I wonder, does he say that of me?  Well, I know he does not say anything bad about me, just the same.