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PENNSYLVANIA SOURCE BOOK -- SNODGRASS FAMILY
[Note: The research for this source book was done by Charlou Dolan, Rena Mills, and Charlotte Baker. Many of the census records were provided by F. W. McIntosh & Gene Phillips. The organizing and typing was done by Charlou Dolan.]
[NS = no Snodgrass records found]
CUMBERLAND COUNTY (974.843)
CEMETERY RECORDS
*Abstracts of the Inscriptions in Ashland Cemetery, Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA (Young) NS
*Cumberland Co., PA, Cemetery Records Collected by Jeremiah Zeamer (McElwain) yes
*Cumberland Co., PA, Tombstone Inscriptions (Fox--1976) NS
*Memories of Carlisle's Old Graveyard: Containing a List of the Inscriptions on All Stones in the Enclosure in 1898 and Describing a Walk through Part of the Graveyard (Parkinson--1930) NS
*Film #1,298,604 item 5 = Cumberland Co., Silver Spring Twp., Longsdorf Cemetery Records - NS
CENSUS RECORDS
*1810 census - yes
*1820 census - yes
*1830 census - NS
*1840 census - yes
*1850 census - yes
*1860 census - yes
*1870 census - yes
*1880 census - yes
*1900 census - yes
*1920 census - yes
1930 census - NS
CHURCH RECORDS
*Cumberland Co., PA, Church Records of the 18th Century (Wright) yes
*First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA, Parish Register, 1788-1923 - NS
*Genealogical Data Extracted from History of the Big Spring Presbyterian Church (McElwain) yes
*History of the Big Spring Presbyterian Church, Newville, PA, 1737-1898 (Swope--1898) [unindexed, didn't do]
*A History of the First Presbyterian Church of Carlisle, PA (Wing--1877) NS
*History of the First United Presbyterian Church of Newville: Formerly the Seceder Church, The Associate Reformed Church, and the United Presbyterian Church of Big Spring, 1764 through 1977 (Rife) [unindexed, didn't do]
*History of the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, PA, 1738-1900 (Swope--1900) yes
*Mount Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Churchtown; Allen, Monroe Twp., Cumberland Co., PA; Parish Registers, 1854-1960 (Weiser) NS
*Records of Memorial Lutheran Church, Shippensburg, PA, 1775-1847 (Weiser) NS
*Records of the Reformed Church in Shippensburg, PA, Cumberland Co., 1770-1842 (Lightner) + tombstone inscriptions - NS
*St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Shiremanstown, Cumberland Co., PA - NS
*St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church, West Pennsboro Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, Parish Registers, 1871-1955 - NS
*St. Stephen Evangelical Lutheran Church, New Kingston, Silver Spring Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, Parish Register, 1789-1852, 1903-1960 (Hutchinson) NS
*200th Anniversary of the Silver Spring Presbyterian Church, 1934 [unindexed]
*Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Once Known as the Lantz's Schoolhouse Church, Enola, Cumberland Co., PA, Parish Registers, 1816-1915 (Weiser) NS
*Film #1,298,604 item 2 = Cumberland Co., Mifflin Twp., Ziegler's Church Record: Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Confirmations, Communions - NS
COURT RECORDS
*Abstracts of Cumberland Co. Wills, 1750-1785 (Wright) yes
*Abstracts of the Naturalization Papers of Cumberland Co., 1798-1906 (Young)
*Cumberland Co. Oaths of Allegiance, 1761, 1777-1778 (Fralish) NS
*Cumberland Co., PA, Divorces, 1789-1860 (Throop) yes
*Indictments, 1750-1800, Cumberland Co., PA (Schaumann) NS
HISTORY & GENEALOGY
*Biographical Annals of Cumberland Co., PA (Gen. Pub. Co.--1905) yes
*Book of the Centuries: Official Publication of the Cumberland-Carlisle Bicentennial Celebration, held at Carlisle, PA, 1951 (Carriere--1951) NS
*Carlisle Old and New (Civic Club of Carlisle--1907) NS
*Cumberland Co. History, vols. 1, #2; 2, #2; 3; 5 (Cumberland Co. Hist. Soc. & Hamilton Lib. Assoc.) [unindexed, didn't do]
*Cumberland Valley Chronicles: A bicentennial History (Burkhart--1976) yes
*Historical Address: The Meeting House Springs Graveyard (Thompson--1926) NS
*History & Genealogy of Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA, 1751-1835 (Schaumann--1987) yes
*History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania (1886) yes
*History of Cumberland Co., PA (Wing--1879) yes
*History of the Cumberland Valley: Counties of Franklin & Cumberland (Donehoo--1930) [partial index] NS
*Men of Mark of Cumberland Valley, PA (Nevin--1876) yes
*The Shippensburg Story, 1730-1970 (Shippensburg Hist. Soc.--1970) [unindexed, didn't do]
*This is Carlisle: A History of a Pennsylvania Town (Flower & Flower--1944) [unindexed, didn't do]
*Two Hundred Years in Cumberland Co. (Hamilton Lib. & Hist. Assoc. of Cumberland Co.--1951) NS
*Washington Twp.,, 200th Anniversary, 1779-1979 - [unindexed, didn't do]
*Film #511,846 = Sophie Seldon Rogers Collection - yes
LAND RECORDS
*Cumberland Co. Archives: Series 1: Records of the Office of the Recorder of Deeds: vol. 1, Deed Abstracts, Books A, 2A, B through G (Fralish) NS
*Film #21,035 = Deed Index, grantors, 1750-1950 - yes
*Film #21,044 = Deed Index, grantees, 1750-1950 - yes
*Film #21,056 = Deed Book B - yes
*Film #1,003,197 = Register of Warrants - NS <checked both warrantees & patentees>
*Film #1,011,058 = Grantor index to misc. records, 1750-1954 - yes
*Film #1,011,062 = Grantee index to misc. records, 1750-1964 - yes
MILITARY RECORDS
*Cumberland Co. Militia Rolls, 1792-1794 (SW Pa Gen. Services) NS
*World War I Draft Registration (Ancestry.com) yes
TAX RECORDS
*The James F. P. Lamberton Collection: Tax Roll of 1763 (Smith) NS
*Listing of Inhabitants in 1778, Cumberland Co., PA (Appleby) yes
*Tax Lists, Cumberland Co., PA, 1750-1764 (Schaumann) NS
VITAL RECORDS
*Cumberland Co., PA, Marriages, 1761-1800, from the Collection of J. Zeamer - yes
*Cumberland Co., PA, Marriages, 1761-1817 (Penrod) yes
*Marriages & Deaths of Cumberland Co., 1821-1830 (Wright) yes
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RECORDS
1750 -- Cumberland Co. formed from Lancaster Co.
2 May 1765 -- James Snotgrass married Jane Brown; by Rev. J. C. Bucher; Big Spring Presbyterian Church, Cumberland Co., PA.
1770 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Tax list, Guilford Twp.: Samuel Snodgrass - 1 horse, 1 cow, 170 woods, 12 cleared.
28 Jul 1777 -- PA Archives, 2nd series, vol. 15 (The Pennsylvania Line), pages 568, 571, 579: Cumberland County Militia: Battalions Called out by an order from Council dated 28 Jul 1777:
First Battalion, Capt. Samuel Royer's Co.: Ensign: Robert Snodgrass
Second Battalion, Capt. John Trindel's Co.: Private: Alexander Snodgrass
Second Battalion, Capt. James Poe's Co.: Private: Samuel Snodgrass
31 Jul 1777 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 23, page 613, & 5th series, vol. 6, pages 512, 514, 516: Cumberland Co. Militia, Eighth Battalion, Col. Abraham Smith:
4th Co., Capt. William Long: Robert Snodgrass, Ensign, 31 Jul 1777
1st Co., Capt. Samuel Rogers: Robt. Snodgrass, Ensign; Wm. Snodgrass, Sergeant
Sep 1777 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 245: A Muster Roll of Captain James Gibson's Company of Militia of the Fourth Battalion, Cumberland Co., commanded by Colonel James Wilson; Capt. James Gibson; 2nd Class, in service Sept. 1777: Alex. Snodgrass, private
23 Oct 1777 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 23, page 616, & 5th series, vol. 6, page 521 & 523: Cumberland Co. Militia, Captain James Poe's Company, 8th Battalion, Third Co., first call, October 23, 1777: Samuel Snodgrass, 4th Class/private
8 Jan 1778 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Will Book C, pages 142-3: Will of James McElheny, dated 8 Jan 1778, proved 22 Oct 1778; letters issued 17 Feb 1779.
to Agnes & Margaret Andrews.
to brother Samuel McElhenny in Ralsmillain, Co. Donegal, Kingdom of Ireland.
to brother John, in ditto.
Executors: John Andrews & Robert Snodgrass.
witnesses: William Logan & Mary Welch.
28 Mar 1778 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 23, page 635: Cumberland Co., Penn., Militia, Capt. Charles Maclay's Co., 1st Battalion, 8th Co., Eighth Class, called March 28, 1778: Tho's Snodgrass
Mar 1778 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, pages 40, 149, 151: Cumberland Co. Militia, First Battalion, Eighth Class, in service Mar, 1778; Col Abraham Smith; Capt. Charles Maclay: Thomas Snodgrass, private/8th Class
14 May 1778 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 533: Cumberland Co. Militia, 8th Battalion, 4th Co., Capt. William Long: Robert Snodgrass, Ensign, May 14, 1778
22 May 1778 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 537-8: Capt. Adam Harmony's Company. Roll of the 4th Co., 8th Battalion of Cumberland County Militia, Commanded by Colonel Smith, May 22, 1778: Robt. Snodgrass, Ensign; Wm. Snodgrass, 1st Class; Samuel Snodgrass, Third Class
Jul 1778 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 535: Cumberland Co. Militia, 8th Battalion, 1st Class, in service Jul 1778: Robert Snodgrass, Ensign
1778 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 23, pages 640, 647 & 5th series, vol. 6, page 580: Cumberland Co., Penn., Militia:
Lt. James Brotherton's Co., 8th Battalion, 1st Class, Second Call: Robert Snodgrass, Ensign; Samuel Snodgrass, fourth Class
2nd Battalion, Capt. John Jack's Co.: Rob't Snodgrass, Ensign
1778 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 169: Second Battalion, Cumberland Co. Militia, Captain John Jack's Co.: Robt. Snodgrass, ensign
1778 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 20, pages 48, 49, 64, 70: first state tax:
Guilford Twp.: Samuel Snodgrass, 61 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow, tax £5.5.0
Robert Snodgrass, a freeman, £1.10.0
Lurgon Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass, 11 acres, 2 horses, 1 cattle, £3.17.8
Letterkenny Twp.: James Snodgrass, freeman, £1.10.0 tax
22 May 1779 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 23, pages 655, 656, 659-661: Cumberland Co., Penn., Militia, Capt. Adam Harmony's Co., a List of Officers, Court Martial Men, Privates and Their Classes (Roll) of the 4th Co., 8th Battalion, commanded by Col. Smith, first called 22 May 1779: Ensign - Robert Snodgrass; First Class - Wm. Snodgrass; Third Class - Samuel Snodgrass
1779 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 545: Capt. William Long's Company. A List of Officers, Court Martial Men, Privates and Their Classes, of the Fourth Co., 8th Battalion of Cumberland Co. Militia, Commanded by Abraham Smith, 1779: Robt. Snodgrass, Ensign; Wm. Snodgrass, Fourth Sergeant; Sam'l. Snodgrass, 3rd Class
1779 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 20, pages 169, 170, 183, 216: supply rates:
Guilford Twp.: Samuel Snodgrass, 100 acres, 2 horses, 4 cows
Robert Snodgrass, a freeman, £3.0.0
Lurgon Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass, 100 acres, 2 horses, 2 cattle
Peters Twp.: William Snodgrass, 200 acres rented
3 Dec 1779 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2, page 217, #311: Benj. Chambers of Gilford Township, Cumberland Co., PA, and Jean his wife to Samuel Snodgrass junr. of the county & province aforesaid, Lot #261 in Chambersburg.
Recorded 14 Oct 1790.
3 Dec 1779 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2, page 219: Benjamin Chambers of Guilford Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, yeoman, and Jane his wife to Samuel Snodgrass junr. of the County and province aforesaid... Lot #261 <sic> in the town of Chambersburgh...
Recorded 14 Oct 1790.
<Normally the deed of purchase is recorded before the deed of sale, but in this case, the deed of purchase follows immediately after the deed of sale in the deed book.>
10 May 1780 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 70: Cumberland Co. Militia, First Battalion, Fourth Co., Capt. Conrad Snider: Robert Snodgrass, Lieutenant, May 10, 1780
16 Aug 1780 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 86-87: A Class roll of the Fourth Co. of the First Battalion of Cumberland Co. Militia commanded by Col. Jas. Johnston; Capt. Conrad Snider: Robert Snodgress, Lieutenant; William Snodgrass, Sergeant; Samuel Snodgrass, 3rd Class; Jas. Snodgrass, 4th Class
1780 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 20, pages 300, 309, 320, 328: Supply rates:
Guilford Twp.: Samuel Snodgrass, 173 acres, 1 horse, 7 cattle
Hopewell Twp.: John Snodgrass, 150 acres
Lurgon Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass, 146 acres, 2 horses, 3 cattle
Letterkenny Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass, no land, 2 horses, 2 cattle
1781 -- History of the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, [Cumberland Co.], PA, 1738-1900 (Swope--1900): Thomas Snodgrass was a subscriber to the Old Stone Church, built in 1781.
1781 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 23, page 754, & 5th series, vol. 6, page 303: Class Roll of the First Co., 4th Battalion of Cumberland County Militia, commanded by Colonel Samuel Culbertson, 1781; Capt. John McConnel: Thomas Snodgrass, 8th Class
17 Apr 1781 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 406: An account of the 8th Class of the 6th Battalion of Cumberland Co. Militia called upon to perform a tour of duty by an Order of Council bearing date 14th March, 1781, and they marched April 17th; 4th Co.: Thomas Snodgress, 8th Class
6 Aug 1781 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, page 118-119: A List of the Commissioned, non Commissioned Officers & Privates in Their Respective Classes of the Fourth Co. of the 1st Battalion Cumberland Co. Militia Commanded by Lieut. Col. Jas. Johnston; Capt. Conrod Snider: Robt. Snodgrass, lieutenant; Wm. Snodgrass, serjent [sic]; Samuel Snodgrass, 3rd Class; James Snodgrass, 4th Class
1781 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 20, pages 429, 431, 436, 446, 454:
transcript of taxables:
Guilford Twp.: Samuel Snodgrass, 183 acres, 3 horses, 6 cattle
Robert Snodgrass, a freeman, £60.0.0
Samuel Snodgrass, a freeman, £40.0.0
Hopewell Twp., (page 436) John Snodgrass [need this one]
Lurgon Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass, 146 acres, 2 horses, 2 cattle
Letterkenny Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass, no land, 2 horses, 3 cattle
1 Aug 1782 -- PA Archives, 5th series, vol. 6, pages 435 & 450: A correct class roll of the 4th Comp'y of Militia belonging to Cumberland county and the 6th Betalion <sic> commanded by Colo. James Dunlap Aug 1st, 1782; Capt. Js. Miller: Thomas Snodgress, 8th Class
1782 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 20, page 577, 578, 600, 605: transcript of taxables:
Guilford Twp.: Samuel Snodgrass, 183 acres, 3 horses, 6 cattle
Robert Snodgrass, a freeman, £3.0.0
Lurgon Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass, 140 acres, 2 horses, 3 cattle
Letterkenny Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass, no land, 2 horses, 3 cattle
1782 -- PA Archives, 3rd series, vol. 23, page 786 & 5th series, vol. 6, page 572: Cumberland Co. Militia, Capt. James Poe's Co., a return of the Third Class, 8th Battn., that marched to camp and served two months: Fourth Company - Samuel Snodgrass
27 Nov 1786 -- History of the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, [Cumberland Co.], PA, 1738-1900 (Swope--1900): Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, receipts: Thomas Snodgrass - £2.18.9
27 Nov 1787 -- History of the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, [Cumberland Co.], PA, 1738-1900 (Swope--1900): Thomas Snodgrass paid £2.18.9 (Hist. of Middle Spring Presby. Church).
21 Dec 1809 -- William Snodgrass married Jean Henderson; by Rev. John Moody, Middle Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, Cumberland Co., PA.
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1810 census, Shippensberg Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, page 367 or 93:
William Snodgrass = 1 male 10-16, 1 male 26-45, 1 female 26-45.
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3/15 Jan 1811 -- Mary Snodgrass married the Rev. Samuel Bell; by Rev. Moody, Middle Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, Cumberland Co., PA.
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
23 Mar 1811 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-U, page 254: David McClure to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 13 Apr 1911.
9 Apr 1811 -- History of the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, [Cumberland Co.], PA, 1738-1900 (Swope--1900): James Henderson Snodgrass, s/o William Snodgrass, was baptized by the Rev. John Moody; reported to Presbytery.
9 Apr 1811 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-U, page 233: William Snodgrass to John McClay; Shippensburg.
Recorded 12 Apr 1811.
13 Apr 1813 -- History of the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, [Cumberland Co.], PA, 1738-1900 (Swope--1900): Thomas William Snodgrass, s/o William Snodgrass, was baptized by the Rev. John Moody.
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
11 Apr 1817 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-DD, page 42: John Rippey to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 18 May 1818.
29 Apr 1817 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-DD, page 37: Benjamin Reynolds to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 18 May 1818.
10 Oct 1819 -- History of the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, [Cumberland Co.], PA, 1738-1900 (Swope--1900): William Snodgrass and Jean Snodgrass were received into the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church.
1 Apr 1820 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-FF, page 42: William Rippey's Exrs. to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 1 Aug 1820.
13 May 1820 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 239: David Nevin to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 26 Jun 1828.
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1820 census, Shippensberg Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, page 37:
William Snodgrass = 3 males 0-10, 2 males 10-16, 2 males 26-45, 1 female 0-10, 1 female 10-16, 1 female 16-26, 1 female 26-45.
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10 Dec 1821 -- Margaret Snodgrass, b. 30 Jul 1821, d. 10 Dec 1821, buried Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA (on stone with William, d. 1843).
22 Mar 1826 -- The Rev. James Snodgrass performed a marriage, Cumberland Co., PA.
15 May 1827 -- R. Snodgrass & Peter Lightner witnessed the marriage of John Cresler & Mary Jones, Cumberland Co., PA.
31 Aug 1827 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-KK, page 375: John Maclay to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 3 Sep 1827.
24 Oct 1827 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Records 1-KK, page 392: William Snodgrass from Joseph Burd, release.
Recorded 5 Nov 1827.
3 Nov 1827 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-KK, page 390: John Maclay to William Snodgrass, Southampton Twp.
Recorded 5 Nov 1827.
30 Nov 1827 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-KK, page 459: Samuel Sturgeon to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 12 Jan 1828.
5 Jan 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-KK, page 466: Joseph Burd to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 12 Jan 1828.
5 Jan 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Records 1-KK, page 463: William Snodgrass from Shippensborough Borough, water right.
Recorded 12 Jan 1828.
5 Jan 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Records 1-KK, page 465: Shippensburg Borough to William Snodgrass, agreement.
Recorded 12 Jan 1828.
16 Feb 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 235: George Hamill to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 26 Jun 1828.
26 Feb 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 237: George Hamill to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 26 Jun 1828.
26 Feb 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 246: David McClure to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 26 Jun 1828.
4 Mar 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 2: William Snodgrass to George Butts; Shippensburg.
Recorded 17 Mar 1828.
4 Mar 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 242: Abraham Blymier to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 26 Jun 1828.
27 Mar 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 244: James Chichester to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 26 Jun 1828.
2 Apr 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 75: John Maclay to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 7 Apr 1828.
12 Apr 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 241: James Logan to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 28 Jun 1828.
12 Apr 1828 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-LL, page 249: John Dewalt to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 26 Jun 1828.
9 Sep 1828 -- Robert Snodgrass married Margaret Noble, Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA.
- - - - - - - - - -
11 Sep 1828 -- (newspaper, Thurs.) Married Tues. morning last by Rev. Geo. Duffield, Robert Snodgrass, merchant, to Miss Margaret Noble, d/o Capt. James Noble, all of this borough.
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
2 Jan 1829 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-MM, page 110: Benjamin Reynolds to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 16 May 1829.
14 Apr 1829 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-MM, page 108: George Byerly to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 16 May 1829.
11 Jul 1829 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-MM, page 138: Mary Welch to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 14 Jul 1829.
27 Aug 1829 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-MM, page 191: William Snodgrass to Jesse Carothers; Shippensburg.
Recorded 29 Aug 1829.
27 Aug 1829 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-MM, page 192: William Snodgrass to Jesse Carothers; Shippensburg.
Recorded 29 Aug 1829.
27 Aug 1829 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-MM, page 194: William Snodgrass to Jesse Carothers; Shippensburg.
Recorded 29 Aug 1829.
27 Aug 1829 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-MM, page 196: William Snodgrass to Jesse Carothers; Shippensburg.
Recorded 29 Aug 1829.
27 Aug 1829 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-MM, page 198: William Snodgrass to Jesse Carothers; Shippensburg.
Recorded 29 Aug 1829.
1 Jun 1830 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-NN, page 16: William Snodgrass to Robert Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 14 Aug 1830.
14 Aug 1830 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-NN, page 23: Robert Snodgrass to Mary Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 1x Aug 1830.
19 Nov 1830 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-NN, page 89: Jesse Carothers to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 20 Nov 1830.
19 Nov 1830 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-NN, page 91: Jesse Carothers to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 20 Nov 1830.
14 Mar 1831 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-NN, page 303: William Snodgrass to David Nevin.
Recorded 24 May 183x.
1832 -- History of the Middle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, [Cumberland Co.], PA, 1738-1900 (Swope--1900): William Snodgrass left the church.
30 Mar 1833 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-OO, page 358: Mary Snodgrass to Robert Snodgrass's Assg., Adj. Shippensburg.
Recorded 3 Apr 1833.
28 Jun 1833 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-PP, page 122: Robert Snodgrass's Assg. to John Carey, Shippensburg.
Recorded 20 Jan 1834.
26 Sep 1833 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-PP, page 384: David Nevin to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 2 Jul 1834.
7 Mar 1834 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-PP, page 378: James Snodgrass from Dr. W. A. Simpson, Shippensburg.
Recorded 1 Jul 1834.
22 Nov 1834 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Triennial tax list for 1835, 1836, 1837, taken 22 Nov 1834:
Carlisle: Robert Snodgrass, Esq., Justice.
1835-1839 -- Robert Snodgrass was a Justice of the Peace.
12 May 1836 -- James H. Snodgrass, b. 24 Dec 1810, d. 12 May 1836, buried Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA (on stone with William, d. 1843).
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
11 Aug 1838 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-RR, page 416: David Nevin to William T. Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 1 Feb 1838.
1 Oct 1838 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-B, page 482: George Butts to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 4 Mar 1850.
17 Oct 1838 -- Jean M. Snodgrass, wife of William, b. 26 Mar 1785, d. 17 Oct 1838, buried Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA (on stone with William, d. 1843).
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1839 -- William Snodgrass married Sarah Reiman. <Sarah Margaret Garret, widow of ___ Rieman; she d. 1840>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1839 -- Robert Snodgrass was county treasurer. (History of Cumberland & Adams Counties, PA)
3 Jan 1839 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-RR, page 418: Adam Wolf's Exr. to William T. Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 1 Feb 1839.
24 Jan 1839 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-RR, page 417: William Snodgrass to William T. Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 1 Feb 1839.
25 Jun 1839 -- The Rev. James Snodgrass married Margaret Moody; by the Rev. John MoodyMiddle Spring Presbyterian Church, Middle Spring, Cumberland Co., PA.
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
22 Aug 1839 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Records 1-SS, page 93: Ira Paige to Robert Snodgrass, power of attorney.
Recorded 22 Aug 1839.
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1840 census, Shippensburg Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, page 13:
Wm. Snodgrass = 1 male 5-10, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 20-30, 1 male 50-60, 1 female 0-5, 2 females 5-10, 2 female 20-30, 1 female 30-40.
<William d. 1843; wife Sarah d. 1840>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1840 census, Shippensburg Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, page 13:
James Snodgrass = 1 male 20-30, 1 male 50-60, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 40-50.
<1850 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1840 census, Carlisle Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, page 39:
Robert Snodgrass = 2 males 0-5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 40-50, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 30-40.
<1850 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
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8 Oct 1840 -- Sarah M. Snodgrass, wife of William, b. 1 Dec 1811, d. 8 Oct 1840, buried Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA (on stone with William, d. 1843).
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
11 Dec 1840 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Will Book O, page 22: James Snodgrass of the Borough of Shippensburg:
--nephew Robert Snodgrass & my niece Mary Jane Snodgrass, and to their heirs, children of my brother William Snodgrass, all my real and personal estate, share & share alike; real estate consists of a stone house & lot of ground in the Borough of Shippensburg.
--to be buried in the stone graveyard in the Borough of Shippensburg; stone to be erected.
executor: Benjamin Reynolds.
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Codicil dated 9 Oct 1841:
--sold real estate and bought bonds; Mary Jane Snodgrass now intermarried with John Jamison, merchant, of Indianapolis, Indiana.
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will proved 11 Nov 1865; letters of administration issued to Mary J. Jamison, Benjamin Reynolds, the executor therein named being dead.
<1850 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
27 Apr 1841 -- Mary Jane Snodgrass married John Jameson; United Presbyterian Church, Shippensburg. (IGI)
9 Oct 1841 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Records 1-TT, page 195: James Snodgrass to William Snodgrass, agreement.
Recorded 12 Oct 1841.
<This may be simply the Deed Book 1-TT>
9 Oct 1841 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-TT, page 196: James Snodgrass to William Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 12 Oct 1841.
7 Apr 1843 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-UU, page 160: Benjamin Snodgrass from Andrew Frazer, Shippensburg Twp.
Recorded 12 Apr 1843.
11 May 1843 -- William Snodgrass, b. 18 Aug 1784, d. 11 May 1843, buried Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA (on same stone: wife Jean M., d. 1838; wife Sarah M., d. 1840; James H., d. 1836; Margaret, d. 1821; James, d. 1865).
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
11 Jul 1843 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Records 1-UU, page 314: John S. Newlin to Robert Snodgrass, power of attorney.
Recorded 7 Aug 1843.
16 Jan 1844 -- William Snodgrass m. Nancy Fulwiler; Newville, Newton Twp., by McCrahran; Big Spring Presby. Church.
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Norristown Herald, 31 Jan 1844: Married in Newville, Cumberland Co., on the 16th instant, by the Rev. Robert McCachren, Wm. T. Snodgrass of Philadelphia to Ann G. Fulwiler of the former place.
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
26 Mar 1844 -- History of the Big Spring Presbyterian Church, Newville, PA, 1737-1898 (Swope--1898): Benjamin Snodgrass married Nancy Buchanan; by McCrahran.
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
2 Jun 1845 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-WW, page 57: Nancy Snodgrass et al to David Deamuth, Dickinson Twp.
Recorded 7 Jun 1845.
26 Nov 1845 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 3-H, page 317: Nancy B. Snodgrass et al to George Noggle, Dickinson Twp.
Recorded 19 Feb 1874.
4 Feb 1846 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-WW, page 337: Robert Snodgrass from David Shrom, Carlisle.
Recorded 4 Feb 1846.
29 Mar 1847 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 1-XX, page 385: Robert Snodgrass Esq. from Thomas Urie Esq., Carlisle.
Recorded 31 Mar 1847.
30 Dec 1848 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-B, page 302: Benjamin Snodgrass from John Mclay, Shippensburg.
Recorded 26 May 1849.
17 Jan 1850 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-B, page 483: William T. Snodgrass to Robert Snodgrass, Shippensburg.
Recorded 4 Mar 1850.
30 Mar 1850 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-H, page 208: Benjamin Snodgrass from Mary Sahm, Shippensburg.
Recorded 7 Oct 1856.
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1850 census, Shippensburg Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, #495/508:
S. W. Snodgrass, 28-M-PA farmer <Samuel Wilson; 1860 Union Co., PA>
Martha A. Snodgrass, 21-F-PA <Martha Ann>
John C. Snodgrass, 19-M-PA farmer <John Calvin>
Mary W. Snodgrass, 14-F-PA <Mary Wilson>
Lydia Kieffer, 17-F-PA
<children of Benjamin Snodgrass (below); 1840 Dauphin Co., PA, with parents>
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
1850 census, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA, #735/779:
James Snodgrass, 66-M-PA none, $2000
Mary J. Jameson, 35-F-PA <niece of James>
Robert Snodgrass, 32-M-PA merchant, $500 <nephew of James>
Mary B. Snodgrass, 25-F-NJ <Mary Burr; w/o Robert>
<m. 1849, Philadelphia Co., PA>
Wm. Jameson, 7-M-IN <son of Mary J. (Snodgrass) Jameson>
Catherine Kreighbaum, 15-F-PA
Hiram Hubler, 22-M-PA clerk
Samuel McFarland, 16-M-PA clerk
Jacob Readig, 28-M-PA clerk
<1840, 1860 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1850 census, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA, page 214, #771/821:
Benjamin Snodgrass, 63-M-PA farmer, $1500
Nancy Snodgrass, 58-F-PA <Nancy Buchanan; 2nd wife; d. 1859>
<m. 1844 Cumberland Co., PA>
Robert Snodgrass, 15-M-PA <1860 Hardy Co., WV>
Jane McIntire, 40-F-PA
<1840 Dauphin Co., PA; 1860 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
1850 census, Borough of Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA, page 336, #112/117:
Robert Snodgrass, 57-M-PA merchant, $10,000 <d. bef. 1860>
Margaret Snodgrass, 47-F-PA
Robert Snodgrass, 20-M-PA none, idiotic <dupl. below>
Margaretta Snodgrass, 19-F-PA <d. 1850>
Emma Snodgrass, 14-F-PA <m. as his 2nd wife, Harry Falker; 1860 Crawford Co., PA, with mother>
John Snodgrass, 13-M-PA <d. 1853>
William Snodgrass, 10-M-PA
Marcia Snodgrass, 7-F-PA
Abby Snodgrass, 5-F-PA
Mary Ray, 30-F-PA (black)
Rebecca Tompson, 25-F-PA (black)
<1840, 1860 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1850 census, North Middleton Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, #31/32
poor house
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Robert Snodgrass, 19-M-PA idiotic <dupl. of Robert above with parents>
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5 Nov 1851 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-C, page 477: Robert Snodgrass to George Grossman, Carlisle.
Recorded 5 Nov 1851.
7 Jun 1852 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-H, page 285: Benjamin Snodgrass from Jacob Fridley, Shippensburg.
Recorded 5 Jan 1856.
21 Sep 1852 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-H, page 550: Robert Snodgrass to Samuel H. Livansey, Shippensburg.
Recorded 4 May 1857.
16 Oct 1852 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-G, page 301: Robert (S.D.) Snodgrass to Jacob Stahle, Carlisle.
Recorded 21 Feb 1856.
30 Mar 1855 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 6-W, page 498: Samuel W. Snodgrass to R. B. & T. E. Fuller, Southampton.
Recorded 27 Feb 1906.
30 Nov 1855 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 3-G, page 338: Nancy B. Snodgrass et al to Peter Schoch et al,. Newton Twp.
Recorded 22 Jan 1873.
31 Mar 1857 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-H, page 557: Benjamin Snodgrass to Charles M. White, Shippensburg Twp.
Recorded 4 May 1857.
31 Mar 1857 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 7-W, page 119: Benjamin Snodgrass & wife to David Anderson.
Recorded 10 Jun 1912.
2 May 1857 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-H, page 551: Mary B. Snodgrass from Samuel H. Swanzey, Shippensburg.
Recorded 4 May 1857.
Jan 1858 -- Benjamin Snodgrass represented Mary Jane Haines of the Borough of Shippensburg in her divorce petition against her husband, Lewis Haines. Case ended 12 Nov 1858 with a divorce granted.
16 Oct 1858 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 3-F, page 326: Nancy B. Snodgrass, Benj. Snodgrass et al, to Peter Schoch et al, Dickinson Twp.
Recorded 22 Jan 1873.
18 Oct 1858 -- Will Book N, pages 9-10: Will of Nancy B. Snodgrass of the Borough of Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA.
husband Benjamin Snodgrass: $500 and all household goods except those bequeathed below.
Mary W. Snodgrass: 1 bed, bedstead, & bedding, her choice of 3 belonging to me; my worsted carpet, my sofa, center table, and my looking glass, which is in the parlor of the house occupied by us.
Robert Snodgrass, son of my said husband Benjamin Snodgrass, one of my beds, bedstead, & bedding.
4 sisters: Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah w/o Clemens McFarland, & Jane Buchanan (assorted furniture) and her 1 undivided 5th part of all the real estate owned by my said sisters and myself.
executors: husband Benjamin Snodgrass & Friend Robert P. McClure.
witnesses: James Kyle, W. W. Nevin.
Will proved: 7 May 1859.
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
11 Feb 1859 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-J, page 426: Nancy B. Snodgrass to Mary Buchanan et al, Newton Twp.
Recorded 7 May 1859.
8 Mar 1859 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-O, page 277: Mary B. Snodgrass from John Carey's Exrs., Shippensburg.
Recorded 9 Nov 1863.
23 Apr 1859 -- Nancy Buchanan Snodgrass, w/o B. <Benjamin> Snodgrass, d. 23 Apr 1859; buried Big Spring Presbyterian Graveyard, Cumberland Co., PA.
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
1 Aug 1859 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-O, page 279: Mary B. Snodgrass from School Dist. of Shippensburg, Shippensburg.
Recorded 9 Nov 1863.
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1860 census, Carlisle Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, page 125, #343/354:
Marg't Snodgrass, 57-F-PA 0/$8000 <widow of Robert>
William Snodgrass, 21-M-PA brickmaker <John William>
Marcia Snodgrass, 16-F-PA
Abbie Snodgrass, 13-F-PA
Sarah Gibsen, 10-F-PA domestic
Maggie Gibsen, 8-F-PA domestic
Harry Falker, 47-M-PA brewer, 0/$2000
Emma Falker, 23-F-PA <Emma Snodgrass>
Charles Falker, 18-M-PA
John Falker, 15-M-PA
Lewis Falker, 13-M-PA
Joseph Falker, 11-M-PA
<1850 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1860 census, Shippensburg Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, page 728, #434/462:
Benjamin Snodgrass, 70-M-PA retired farmer, $2500/8000 <wid/o Nancy>
Mary Snodgrass, 22-F-PA
<1850 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
1860 census, Shippensburg Twp., Cumberland Co., PA, page 741, #527/572:
Mary Jamison, 43-F-PA 0/$5000 <Mary Snodgrass>
William Jamison, 16-M-IN clerk
James Snodgrass, 77-M-PA retired shoemaker (deaf & dumb) <uncle of Mary Jamison>
Sarepta Coffey, 18-F-PA domestic
<1850 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
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23 Jul 1860 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-L, page 126: Margaret Snodgrass to John Noble, N. Middleton Twp.
Recorded 24 Jul 1860.
(21 Dec 1861) -- Cumberland Co., PA, Will Book N, page 197: Will of Benjamin Snodgrass of Cumberland Co., PA (undated).
daughter Eleanor Young - $100
son Samuel Wilson Snodgrass - $600
children of my daughter Martha Ann Skiles, dec'd - $800
son John Calvin Snodgrass - $500
daughter Mary Wilson Snodgrass - $1,100
children of my son James Snodgrass - 1/6 of remainder
son Samuel Wilson Snodgrass - 1/6 of remainder
[children of] daughter Martha Ann Skiles - 1/6 of remainder
son John Calvin Snodgrass - 1/6 of remainder
daughter Mary Wilson Snodgrass - 1/6 of remainder
son Robert Snodgrass - 1/6 of remainder
executor - son Samuel Wilson Snodgrass
witnesses: Robert C. Hays & J. W. Maten
will proved: 21 Dec 1861
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
25 Apr 1862 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 7-K, page 80: Benjamin Exr. to Samuel Donnely, Shippensburg.
Recorded 5 Jan 1909.
14 Mar 1865 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-R, page 180: Robert Snodgrass from Daniel Henderson et al, Shippensburg.
Recorded 5 Apr 1865.
3 Jul 1865 -- James Snodgrass, b. 26 Aug 1782, d. 3 Jul 1865, buried Spring Hill Cemetery, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA (on stone with William, d. 1843).
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
2 Jun 1866 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-U, page 86: William T. Snodgrass, James H. Snodgrass et al to Mary J. Jamison, Shippensburg.
Recorded 27 Aug 1866.
2 Jul 1866 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-U, page 84: Robert Snodgrass to Mary J. Jamison, Shippensburg.
Recorded 27 Aug 1866.
9 Oct 1866 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 2-U, page 252: Mary B. Snodgrass to Mary J. Jamison, Shippensburg.
Recorded 19 Nov 1866.
21 Oct 1869 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Book 1 Misc, page 523: Frank Snodgrass to Robert Snodgrass gd'n, Release.
Recorded __ ___ 1870.
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1870 census, West Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA, page 315, #329/363:
Margaret Snodgrass, 67-F-PA $500 <wid/o Robert>
Marcia Snodgrass, 25-F-PA
Abbie Snodgrass, 23-F-PA
Margaret N. Snodgrass, 9-F-PA <granddaughter>
<1860 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1870 census, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA, page 367, #41/43:
Robert Snodgrass, 52-M-PA dry goods dealer, $8500/6500
Mary Snodgrass, 46-F-NJ <Mary Burr>
Ella Snodgrass, 19-F-PA <Ella Jane>
Anna Snodgrass, 14-F-PA <Anna Elizabeth>
Robert Snodgrass, 7-M-PA <Robert Burr>
Alice Snodgrass, 3-F-PA <Mary Alice>
+ 4 domestic servants
<1860, 1880 Philadelphia Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
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16 Jul 1872 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Book 2 Misc, page 524: Clara Snodgrass to Robert Snodgrass, Release.
Recorded 17 Jul 1872.
12 Mar 1873 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 3-G, page 539: Spring Hill Cemetery Assn. to William T. Snodgrass et al, Shippensburg.
Recorded 16 Dec 1873.
12 Nov 1873 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 3-G, page 539: Robert Snodgrass, James H. Snodgrass et al from Spring Hill Cemetery Assn., Shippensburg Twp.
30 Sep 1875 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 3-K, page 250: Robert Snodgrass to Mary S. Pomeroy, Shippensburg.
Recorded 27 Oct 1875.
1876 -- Men of Mark of Cumberland Valley, PA, page 452:
William T. Snodgrass, merchant, was born in Shippensburg, on September 17th, 1813. He was of Scotch-Irish descent. His father, William Snodgrass, was an extensive merchant in Cumberland county, and was a man of precision and sterling integrity.
At the age of thirteen he entered his father's store to be initiated into the routine of business, where he learned that systematic and prompt management of business matters which characterized him through life. At fifteen, he was left alone in Philadelphia, but, shunning evil associations, he spent his leisure time in study, and for five years it was his custom to devote three hours daily to mental culture. Starting with a capital of a few dollars, and refusing all aid from rich or poor relatives, by the power of his own industry, energy and merit, he rose to the highly creditable position which he occupied in the mercantile world. The fine building at the northwest corner of Ninth and Market Streets, Philadelphia, is a worthy monument to the ability of a man who carved out his own fortune, and educated to his business forty-nine young men. He never joined a club nor endorsed any paper outside of his business, which he made a life-time work, seeming fully determined to wear out rather than rust out.
Mr. Snodgrass was a member of the Board of Trade in the city in which he so long resided, and was a prominent and useful member of the West Arch Street Presbyterian Church.
Whilst Mr. Snodgrass was by birth, training and conviction, a Presbyterian, his religious sentiments were liberal, and he was strongly disposed to fraternize with and aid all evangelical Christians. Exacting as an employer, he placed every young man upon his own merit, but his active sympathy with all that concerned them drew them near to him and made them feel that in him they had more than a friend. To the world generally he was a pleasant, courteous and benevolent gentleman. He departed this life in the autumn of 1874, and his mortal remains now slumber in the beautiful cemetery of Laurel Hill.
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1879 -- Hist. of Cumberland Co.
page 122:
Robert Snodgrass was county treasurer in 1839.
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page 262:
For several years after 1819, what is now known as Jacksonville, contained but six small log houses, five of which stood on the southern side of the Walnut Bottom road, and the other on the northern side. A short distance ease of the tavern there was a one-story log house occupied by two brothers and a sister named Snodgrass.
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1880 census, Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA, page 246, #112/118:
Margaret Snodgrass, 77-F-PA/PA/PA wid., keeping house <wid/o Robert>
Marcia R. Snodgrass, 30-F-PA/PA/PA daughter, at home
Abby Snodgrass, 28-F-PA/PA/PA daughter, at home
Maggie N. Snodgrass, 19-F-PA/PA/PA granddaughter, at home
<1870 Cumberland Co., PA>
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
1880 census, Shippensburg, Cumberland Co., PA:
Mary J. Jamison, 64-F-PA/PA/PA keeping house <Mary Jane Snodgrass>
William T. S. Jamison, 36-M-IN/PA/PA son, dry goods
Walter C. Snodgrass, 33-M-PA/PA/PA [relationship blank], retired merchant
+ 1 domestic & 1 clerk
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13 Feb 1887 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Will Book S, page 337: Margaret Snodgrass of Carlisle, PA:
two daughters, Marcia R. Snodgrass & Abby Snodgrass, all my estate to be divided between them.
executor John Hays, Esqr., of Carlisle, PA.
witnesses: Joseph W. Patton & Mary Patton
will dated 15 Feb 1887
will proved 4 Apr 1888
Deceased died 31 Mar 1888.
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
May 1890 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Rec. vol. 24, page 63: Marg't Snodgrass heirs to Jos. A. Stuart Ex'r, power of attorney.
Recorded 5 May 1898.
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
4 Mar 1892 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 4-U, page 437: Robert Snodgrass from Henry R. Mosser's Assg., New Cumberland.
Recorded 12 Sep 1892.
27 May 1892 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Rec. vol. 12, page 537: James J. _ull to Robert Snodgrass, power of attorney.
Recorded 2 Jun 1892.
30 Nov 1892 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 4-T, page 302: Robert Snodgrass et al from George W. Buttorff, New Cumberland.
Recorded 29 Dec 1892.
15 Dec 1892 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 4-T, page 300: Robert Snodgrass to Frank R. Leib et al, New Cumberland.
Recorded 29 Dec 1892.
21 Dec 1892 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Rec. vol. 13, page 191: Robert Snodgrass et al to Geo. W. Buttorff, power of attorney.
Recorded 29 Dec 1892.
9 Jan 1893 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 4-T, page 367: Robert Snodgrass, attorney, et al, to Theodore Negley, New Cumberland.
Recorded 12 Jan 1893.
<There are 74 other deeds before 1900 with Robert Snodgrass acting as attorney, but we will not list them here, as they probably do not pertain to his own real estate dealings.>
28 Nov 1893 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 5-D, page 185: Robert Snodgrass from Frank R. Leib's et al Atty., New Cumberland.
Recorded 31 Mar 1894.
4 Apr 1896 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Deed Book 5-S, page 444: Robert P. Snodgrass et al from Frank R. Leib, New Cumberland.
Recorded 21 Dec 1897.
6 Jul 1896 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Rec. vol. 16, page 120: J. C. Bomberger to Frank B. Snodgrass, power of attorney.
Recorded 8 Jul 1896.
25 May 1897 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Rec. vol. 16, page 427: Robert Snodgrass et al to George W. Buttorff, power of attorney.
Recorded --.
(9 May 1898) -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Rec. vol. 17, page 262: Harrisburg Trust Co. to Robert Snodgrass et al, release of mortgage.
Recorded 9 May 1898.
<Note: the date of instrument is not given>
16 Nov 1899 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Records, vol. 18, page 441: Robert Snodgrass et al to Frank R. Leib, power of attorney.
Recorded 17 Nov 1899.
28 Mar 1900 -- Cumberland Co., PA, Misc. Records, vol. 27, page 214: Robert Snodgrass et al to Harrisburg Trust Co., agreement.
Recorded 31 Mar 1900.
[Charlou Dolan: I did deeds to 1900 only.]
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1900 census, Shippensburg, So. Railroad St., Cumberland Co., PA, 74-24-11-9:
(Harry Stumbaugh family)
Walter C. Snodgrass, 54-M-PA/PA/PA May 1846 boarder, landlord
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
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1905 -- Biog. Annals of Cumberland Co., PA:
pages 272-3: William T. Jamison.
When the sad news of the death of William T. S. Jamison was received, 14 Apr 1894, every citizen of the town felt a sense of personal loss. The entire Cumberland Valley lost a familiar figure in the commercial world, and those who knew him best were bereft of a firm friend and wise counselor. He was a courteous, considerate gentleman, generous and charitable to all. In his business he was aggressive and enterprising, yet strictly honest in his methods. His word was as good as his bond, and his honor was untarnished. Mr. Jamison was born in Indianapolis, IN, 3 Jul 1843, son of John and Mary Jane (Snodgrass) Jamison.
John Jamison was one of the twelve men who located on and cleared the land where now stands Indianapolis, IN, and he felled the first tree. He owned seven and one-half acres, where the Blind Asylum is now located. In 1841 he married Mary Jane Snodgrass, who was born in Chambersburg 6 Dec 1815, daughter of William T. and Jane (Morrow) Snodgrass. He died in 1843, before the birth of their only child, William T. S., and the widowed young mother returned to her father's home in Shippensburg.
William T. S. Jamison was only a few months old when his mother brought him to Shippensburg, which was his home for the rest of his life. His school days past, he at once began to learn the rudiments of mercantile business as a clerk for J. & J. B. Reddig. From his mother he inherited a natural talent for business, and in a very short time had mastered the general methods of business transactions. During the Civil war he was a clerk in the office of the provost marshal at Harrisburg, and for a short time clerked in a dry-goods store in the same city. His time had so far been spent in preparation for the career he had determined upon. His earnings had been saved, and in 1867 he opened up a dry-goods store for himself, in the old Rankin property in Shippensburg, now occupied by Coffey Bros. this was succeeded by a room fitted up in his own home, a few doors east. Business came to him rapidly, and soon he found himself cramped for room. In 1884 he purchased the Criswell property, on the south east corner of Main and Railroad streets, and erected the present handsome and commodious building, whither his stock was removed the same year. Jamison's Bazaar became a household word to people in the Cumberland Valley. Mr. Jamison was essentially a merchant. He left nothing honorable undone to increase and extend his business, and he was a liberal advertiser, always, however, advertising his wares as they really were. He never permitted his clerks to misrepresent any thing. Courtesy to patrons and honest representation were two of his fixed rules. His place in the estimation of business rivals and associates was shown in the closing of all places of business in the city during his funeral. When the time came to pay the last tribute of respect to William T. S. Jamison a large concourse of friends assemble. Rev. W. A. McCarrell, of the Presbyterian Church, assisted by other ministers of the borough, spoke words of comfort to the sorrowing widow and the many friends, and amid a wealth of flowers the mortal remains of the beloved husband, successful merchant, upright citizen and noble Christian gentleman were laid to rest in Spring Hill cemetery.
On 23 Jan 1883, by Rev. J. M. Carvell, Mr. Jamison was married to Emily J. Daley, of Shippensburg, who survives him. Rev. R. L. Jamison of the Methodist Church of Kidder, MO, a half brother, survived him for one year. In his religious belief Mr. Jamison was a consistent Presbyterian. Fraternally he was a Mason and an Odd Fellow.
Mrs. Mary Jane (Snodgrass) Jamison entered into rest at midnight, 23 Aug 1898, in the eighty-third year of her age. Thus passed another familiar figure from the busy daily life of Shippensburg. Mrs. Jamison was born in Chambersburg, 6 Dec 1815, a daughter of William T. and Jane (Morrow) Snodgrass, worthy pioneers of Scotch-Irish descent, who were married 20 Dec 1809 by Rev. Dr. John Moodey. She was but a few weeks old when her parents removed to Shippensburg, where her father conducted a mercantile business, and was prominent in the welfare and advancement of the Presbyterian Church. In 1841 she married John Jamison, of Indianapolis, IN, were they resided until Mr. Jamison's death, which occurred in 1843, when she returned to Shippensburg with her infant son, William T. S.
Mrs. Jamison was a woman of remarkable business ability, and was one of the first, if not the first, ladies to become a saleswoman, as she entered her father's store in early life, subsequently her brother's, and finally her son's. The latter became one of the leading merchants in the Cumberland Valley, and with him she remained until his death, when she retired. He pleasant, hearty welcome was sadly missed by the shoppers, and when death came thy spoke feelingly of her efforts in their behalf, of her kindly guidance and counsel, which helped to mold their lives in safer and surer ways. Her last years were made pleasant through the loving care of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Emily J. Jamison, who was most devoted to her. Her brother, Robert Snodgrass, of Philadelphia, is the only surviving member of the family.
In early life Mrs. Jamison united with the Presbyterian Church, and was always faithful in the discharge of her Christian duties. She was very charitable, her great womanly heart sympathizing with every cry of distress. Her remains rest in Spring Hill cemetery.
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
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page 843:
George Hamill Stewart, b. 29 Dec 1837, s/o Dr. Alexander Stewart & Elizabeth Hamille, m/1 22 Nov 1862, Mary C. McLean (no issue); m/2 23 Feb 1887 Ella J. Snodgrass (b. 16 Oct 1850, d/o Robert Snodgrass & Mary Burr).
Children: (1) George Hamill Stewart, b. 28 Jan 1888; a student at Mercersburg Academy. (2) Alexander, b. 25 Oct 1891.
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
Nov 1913 -- Misc. Rec. vol. 34, page 34: Robert D. Snodgrass & wife, Horace W. Snodgrass & wife, Frank P. Snodgrass et al to Frank R. Leib, power of attorney.
Recorded 4 Dec 1913.
12 Sep 1918 -- World War I Draft Registration: Haney Allen Snodgrass, age 42; res. R.F.D.1, Camp Hill, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania; born 4 May 1876; white; native born citizen; laborer, employed by Penn. R.R., Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., PA; nearest relative, sister, Jennie Agnes Messner, Camp Hill, Cumberland Co., PA; [physical description completely blank]; registered 12 Sep 1918, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania.
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1920 Soundex
1920 census, Cumberland Co., PA, 100-13-15-53:
Horace W. Snodgrass, 49-M-PA/PA/PA accountant, street railway office
Helen L. Snodgrass, 35-F-PA/PA/PA wife
Anna P. Snodgrass, 8-F-PA/PA/PA daughter
Robert Snodgrass, 6-M-PA/PA/PA son
Catherine M. Douglas, 17-F-PA/PA/PA sister-in-law
<Desc. of 2 Benjamin Snodgrass of Bucks Co., PA>
1920 census, Cumberland Co., PA, 100-21-11-48:
William Messner, 57-M-PA/PA/PA moulder, foundry
Jennie A. Messner, 45-F-PA/PA/PA wife
Roberta G. Bowman, 15-F-PA/PA/PA niece
Edna C. Harman, 23-F-PA/PA/PA daughter
George W. Harman, 5-M-PA/PA/PA grandson
David R. Harman, 4-M-PA/PA/PA grandson
Henry A. Snodgrass, 43-M-PA/PA/PA brother-in-law, laborer, steam railroad
+ 2 boarders
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1976 -- Cumberland Valley Chronicles
page 108:
Shippensburg in 1821: William Snodgrass had a Dry Goods store.
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page 125:
The brick house on the next lot in which Mrs. Mary Pomeroy now lives, was owned and in the possession of William Snodgrass, in which he carried on, for a number of years, a successful trade in Dry Goods and Groceries, but becoming dissatisfied with the retail business, and conceiving the idea of removing to Philadelphia in order to engage in the wholesale trade, he sold his property and left the place for his new field of operations, but for some cause, remained there bur a short time, when he returned to Shippensburg and resumed business in the room now occupied by Jacob Stevick as a Grocery store. In early life Mrs. Snodgrass commenced the mercantile business near the eastern end of the town, in the house lately occupied by Mrs. Mary Sanderson.
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page 219:
Shippensburg Fire Department
About the year 1840, a few citizens organized a company of over a hundred of the active young men of the place under the name of the "Vigilant Fire Company of Shippensburg." [They] did valuable service at the fire which consumed the residence of Wm. Snodgrass and the public house of Geo. Smith--saving the store-room and the entire stock of goods.
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SOPHIE SELDON ROGERS COLLECTION
<Desc. of 1 Thomas Snodgrass & Mary Woods>
Note: Sophie Seldon Rogers was a professional genealogist. This collection of documents was apparently collected by her for a client. Neither the name of the author nor the name of the client is given. The bulk of the information, however, is written on stationary of the House of Representatives, Harrisburg, PA. There is much duplication of information, some of which I have left out. Also a word of explanation: An equal sign = was formerly used to indicate a marriage.
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page 39-
Thomas Snodgrass lived about three miles beyond Middle Springs in a farm house built about 1756. He bought the farm from Barabas Hughes and sold it to Samuel Maclay, who married Margaret Snodgrass his daughter (Aunt Peggy, as Papa called her, I went to her funeral about 1862 or 63). Samuel Maclay died there and Peggy his wife moved to town about the close of the Civil War. Peggy had children John, Thomas, Robert, Charles, Samuel, and three daughters, Mary Jane married a Ewing, Elizabeth committed suicide. She was very handsome and was engaged to a Snodgrass who lived on the White farm where Robert Snodgrass of Harrisburg was raised.
Great Grand Father's family.
Thomas Snodgrass born March 28 - 1748.
Mary his wife born March 28 - 1754 think her name was Woods.
Ann Snodgrass born June 15 1774
Mary Snodgrass born Feb. 3 1776
John Snodgrass born March 28 1778
Elizabeth Snodgrass born April 5, 1780
James Snodgrass born August 26 1782
William Snodgrass born Aug 18th 1784
our Grandfather
Thomas Snodgrass born Feb 1st 1788
Margaret Snodgrass born Marcy 14 1790
Robert Snodgrass born June 29 1792
Agnes Snodgrass born Feb 12 1795
William Snodgrass (our grandfather) and Jean Morrow Henderson were married by the Rev. John Moody Dec. 25th 1809.
Births James Henderson Snodgrass born Dec. 24 1810
William Thomas Snodgrass born Sept. 17 1813
Mary Jane Snodgrass (Aunty Jamison) born Dec. 6 1815
Robert (our father) born March 24 1818
Margaret Snodgrass born July 30 1821
Wm. T. and and<sic> Sarah Reeman<Ruman?> who was a Garret of Baltimore consequently our half uncle born Sept. 21 - 1840. Wm. T. Snodgrass third wife was Isabella Anderson.
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Jean Morrow Henderson Snodgrass born March 26 - 1785
Wm. Snodgrass (our grandfather) born Aug 18 1784
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Grandfather had two sons James Henderson the first and the last. The first one was a doctor and died young in 1810.
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Jean Morrow Henderson had brothers and sisters, no doubt, but have no record of them. There were 4 old maids who lived out near the creek, Martha, Lizzie and a Margaret who married a Gillian from St. Thomas and Jane who married a McCune. Maggie McCune Rhodes lives at Middle Spring who is a daughter of Jane Henderson McCune but she cannot remember anything is old and sick. She has written to her children at my request two or three years ago, but she could not find any records. There are Hendersons buried at Middle Spring one a James and a Revolutionary soldier but he is her father she thinks, so would not be in direct line for us and he is only one at Middle Springs marked. Aunt Eliza Henderson & Uncle Jimmie (as we always called him) are buried there but they were both single and were your father (Robert Snodgrass') uncle and Aunt (James Henderson & Eliza Henderson).
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Matthew Henderson was an officer and his name is on the monument at Middle Spring that I told you about in the churchyard. Matthew and his ancestors or connections may be in Penna Archives Series 3 Vol. 6, but I do not know anything about him.
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Aunty Jamison did not have a bible of her own she had William Snodgrass' bible and these are the only records in it. Nothing about the Hendersons except the marriage of William and Jean Morrow Henderson but we are related to the morrows and the Strains, for I remember that Aunty talked about the latter and did not like them.
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Great Grandfather Thomas Snodgrass born March 28 1748; died Feb 29, 1808. His wife Mary Woods Snodgrass born March ___ 1754; died Dec. 24, 1795.
Their children were
1. Ann Snodgrass born June 15, 1774
2. Mary Snodgrass born Feb 3 1776
3. John Snodgrass March 28, 1778 died Nov 21, 1798
4. Elizabeth Snodgrass April 5, 1780, died Nov 2 1821
5. James Snodgrass Aug 26, 1782 May 12 1835
6. William Snodgrass Aug 18 1784
7. Thomas Snodgrass Feb 1 1788 June 5, 1819
8. Margaret Snodgrass March 14, 1790 Dec 11 1821
9. Robert Snodgrass June 29, 1792
10. Agnes Snodgrass Feb 12, 1795
Grandfather William Snodgrass born Aug 18, 1784 died May 11, 1843.
married 1st Grand Mother Jean Morrow Henderson born March 26, 1785, died Oct 17, 1838.
Married by the Reverend John M. Duncan.
Sarah Margaret Garrett Daughter of Robert and Martha Garrett of Baltimore born, Dec 1, 1811.
Married 3rd, Isabelle Anderson, eldest daughter of Robert McCormick by Rev. Amos A. McGinley on Nov. 30, 1841
Children of William Snodgrass and his first wife Jane M. Henderson
1. James Henderson Snodgrass born Dec. 24, 1810, d. May 12, 1835 unmarried.
2. William Thomas Snodgrass born Sept. 17, 1813, d. Nov 21, 1874 (added: = Anna; gf of John Cr___).
3. Mary Jane Snodgrass born Dec 6, 1815, d. Aug 23, 1898. Mary Jane Snodgrass married John Jamison.
4. Robert Snodgrass (Father) March 24, 1813, d. Feb 16, 1900 Philadelphia. Robert Snodgrass married Mary Burr.
5. Margaret Snodgrass July 30, 1821, d. Dec 11, 1821.
James Henderson Snodgrass son of second wife Sarah M. R. born Sept. 21, 1840, died ___. (Father of Emma Snodgrass Burr)
Robert Snodgrass, son of William and Jane Morrow Henderson born in Shippensburg march 24 1818. Married Mary Burr daughter of George W. & Elizabeth (Blackwood) Burr, born in Mt. Holly, N.J. Nov 26, 1823. Married Oct 23, 1849 in Philadelphia by Rev. Joseph H. Jones, D.D. Dr. Blackwood = Ann Mills
Children.
Ella Jane Snodgrass born Wed. Oct. 16 1850 in Shippensburg.
Anna Elizabeth born Friday Sept. 7, 1855 in Philadelphia
Robert Burr Snodgrass born Friday Oct. 24 1862 in Philadelphia
Mary Alice Snodgrass born Sunday March 3, 1867 in Shippensburg
Robert Snodgrass died Feb. 16, 1900.
Mary Burr Snodgrass died Aug 19, 1905
Anna Elizabeth died Oct. 10, 1899
Interred at Shippensburg.
Robert Burr Snodgrass died ___
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<the following appears to be copied by the author from Lancaster Co. will abstracts, rather than from family records>
William Snodgrass died prior to 1763 leaving wife Sarah & children
1 Robert
2 Samuel
3 James
4 Sarah
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Robert Snodgrass of Hanover in Mch 1777 leaving children
1 Joseph
2 James
3 Elizabeth
4 Margaret
5 Mary
6 Susan
7 Isabel
The witnesses to the will were John Rogers, Wm. Snodgrass Jr., and John Kean.
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I Alexander Snodgrass d. in 1750, leaving children
1 William
2 James
3 Robert
4 Alexander
5 Thomas
II James Snodgrass, died in 1750 left wife & children
1 James
2 William
3 Ann
4 Sarah
5 Elizabeth
6 Mary
7 James
This family yet reside in the southeastern section of the county
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<list of Snodgrass soldiers from the Pennsylvania Archives>
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Thomas Snodgrass was married to Mary Woods, daughter of Hugh Woods who served in the Revolution and is buried in the lower grave yard at Middle Spring Pa. grave not marked.
[signed] James Mclay
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<Morrow and Henderson births and deaths; cemetery records; military records>
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James Henderson who was the father of Jean Morrow Henderson our Grand Mother who married William Snodgrass, consequently James Henderson was our Great Grand Father but I do not know whether he is the same James as the war record on the other page and do not know any data.
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Eliza W. Henderson Father's Aunt born 1797 died Sept. 13, 1861 (I remember her).
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James Henderson born 1758 died Oct. 17 1834
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James and wife Margaret died 1824 and 1823.
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Margaret Henderson wife of James and Daughter of John and Elizabeth Wiggins born 1769-- Died Oct 1 1823
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I do not know who any of these Hendersons are except Grand Mother Jean Morrow Henderson and Aunt Eliza Henderson who lived out by the Creek beyond Middle Springs where all the Henderson's lived.
Tombstone Inscriptions, Upper Graveyard, Middle Spring.
James Henderson & wife Margaret (no dates)
John Henderson born 1791 died Mch 26, 1832
Margaret Strain Henderson wife of John born Sept 6 1789 died Sept 1 1866
Thomas W. Henderson born 1795 died Jan 12, 1875.
Margaret Henderson born 1803 died Dec. 11, 1824.
Margaret Henderson wife of James daughter of John and Elizabeth Wiggins born 1769 died Oct 1, 1823.
James Henderson died Oct 17, 1834 in the 76 year of his age.
Eliza W. Henderson born April 23, 1797, died Sept 13, 1861.
Col. William Morrow born Jan 27, 1766, died June 1, 1843.
Mary Morrow wife of Col. William born Nov 11, 1780 died Jan 5, 1855.
Samuel Morrow born 1800 died Nov. 10, 1868.
<+ other, later Morrows & Hendersons>
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James Henderson Snodgrass (half brother) born Sept. 21 - 1840 son of Wm. Snodgrass and Sarah M. Garret, widow of ___ Rieman first name not known.
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William Thomas Uncle to Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Danner.
Mary Jane Snodgrass Aunt to Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Danner.
Robert Snodgrass father to Ella J. Stewart and Mrs. Danner.
<continues with Morrow records>
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Mr. Maclay told me that my G. grandmother was a Wood or Woods daughter of Hugh but if I have it written down any where cannot find it. That is Thomas Snodgrass was married to a Wood.
Note dated -- 30 Mar 1921, Shippensburg.
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Reported to Presbytery
April 9, 1805 Margaret William Henderson, daughter of David.
April 9, 1811 James Henderson Snodgrass son of William.
April 13, 1813 Margaret Morrow, daughter of Col. William.
April 13, 1813 Thomas William Snodgrass son of William.
April 1814 Agnes Boyd Morrow daughter of Colonel William.
April 11, 1815 Mary Morrow daughter of Colonel William.
April 9, 1816 Jane McCune Morrow daughter of Colonel William.
April 9, 1816 Jean Henderson daughter of John
April 8 1817 James Henderson son of John
April 14 1818 William Morrow son of Col. William
April 13 1819 Margaret Henderson daughter of John.
April 13 1819 Elizabeth McElvaine Morrow daughter of Col. William
April 11, 1820 James Boyd Morrow son of Col. William
April 9 1822 John Boyd Morrow son of Col. William
April 8 1823 Martha Henderson daughter of John.
April 13, 1824 Elizabeth Wiggins Henderson daughter of John.
April 11, 1826 Isabella Henderson daughter of John.
April 10 1827 Bethsheba McCune Morrow, daughter of Col. William
-- 1848 Margaret Henderson daughter of James
April 1849 John Strain Henderson son of James Jr.
April 1850 James Bunyan Henderson.
Jul 1850 John Wallace Morrow son of William.
April 8 1851 Helen Elizabeth Henderson daughter of James Jr.
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<more information on the Morrows, Boyds, Henderson, etc.>
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