-1769 debtor to the estate of Peter Danner of Frederick Co., MD. The Danners were early settlers of the area near Emmitsburg, MD.
-22-Nov-1771 Deed recorded in Frederick Co., MD., for 82a. from Robert Miller of York Co., PA. near "Brooke's Discovery"(deeded to James Brooke who sold it to Miller 26-Mar-1763),"Watson's Delight", and "Maiden's Point".
-1778 took "Oath of Fidelity and Support to the State of Maryland" in Frederick Co., MD.
-1780 warrant #1133 from Lord Proprietor (Fairfax) 326a. in Hampshire Co.,VA. on the big ridge on the Plum Run a drain of Patterson's Creek including the Green Pond. This land was surveyed 9-Sep-1788 for Christian Stephens assignee of Christopher Ohaver.
-11-Jan-1781 Sold "Addition to Brooke's Discovery" to Robert Jameson. Land bordered "Watson's Delight",Jameson's father's land.
-19-Jan-1781 Rented 144a. from Lord Fairfax Hampshire Co.,(W.) VA. as assignee of Peter Shoemaker "waste and ungranted land on Elk Hill.
-1788/89? Sponsor for baptism of Cornelius, son of John and Sara Cosgell? at the Lutheran Church of Intermont,(W.) VA.
-1789 Pur. 358a. adjoining 1781 lease from Lord Fairfax. Survey dated 28-Aug-1788. Warrant # 1143 dated 24-Dec-1780.
-10-OCT-1791, Hampshire Co., (W.)VA. Court House Minute Books (p.283), Appraisal of the estate of George Mikel with original signatures of appraisers; Christopher Ohaver, John Switzer, and Jacob Hoober. view signature
-On 1791 through 1797 land tax record for 358a.in Hampshire Co., (W.)VA.
-1796 Greene Co., TN Tax list List of Taxables for Samuel Gragg's Company 200 acres but no White Poll listed view tax list
-20-Apr-1797 FTM-Maryland Gazette and Frederick Town Weekly Advertiser “Plantation for sale of 500 acres in Hampshire Co.,VA., 6 miles from Henry Frye’s (plantation) between North River and Cacapon” –Christopher Ohaver.(provided by Robert Smith)
-10/13/1797 sold 144a. of land in Hampshire Co. to Jacob Michael and George Michael.
-Jan 1798 bought 127 A. in Greene Co., TN from Isham Christian. Proven by oath of Joseph Ohaver.

NOTE: This is the first Ohaver to be found in any records so far. He is thought to have been a physician named Joseph Christopher Ohaver by some branches of the Ohaver Family. In every record found so far he is Christopher Ohaver with no "J" or any reference to Joseph. Also in the tax lists of early Virginia physicians were to be enumerated and noted and there is no such notation in Christopher's record. There is no note of any other physicians in the records in his area of Virginia either.