This Henry Schneider may well be the one that Brumbaugh mentions as one of the Brethren who joined in Europe. I wasn't able to find him in any of the Germantown cemetery records but there is a Henry Schneider listed in 1760 as a subscriber to repair work done on the Upper Germantown Burying Ground so he may be buried there. His son, Adam Snyder, Sr., is buried there, as is Henry's grandson, Adam Schneider, Jr. The following will summaries are for this family. There is a will summary for Henry Schneider, his wife, Elizabeth, and for the mother-in-law of their son, Adam, Sr. David Myers ==================== Wills: Abstracts, Philadelphia Co, PA. Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Thera, Jack Bowman, and Judy. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/pa/pafiles.htm SCHNEIDER, HENRY. Springfield, Co. of Phila. Yeoman. September 25, 1758. October 8, 1765. Wife: Anna Elizabeth. Children: Adam, Elizabeth. Execs.: Anna Elizabeth and Adam Schneider. Wit: George Schrieber, Phillip Weber, Justus Fox. N.421. SNEYDER, ELIZABETH. Phila. Co. September 20, 1766. November 8, 1766. Son: Adam (wife Catherine). Grandchildren: Elizabeth Groff, Elizabeth and Eve Sneyder. The Presbyterian Church of Springtown, Springfield township. Execs.: Adam (son) and John Groff (son in law). Wit: Peter White, Barte Righter and William Levering. O.46. STROUS, APPOLLONIA. Springfield, Co. of Philadelphia. Widow. September 9, 1759. September 22, 1759. L.323. Son-in-Law: Adam Sneyder. Grandchildren: Eve Sneyder and Adam Sneyder, Junr. Brother: Jacob Strous. Sisters: Margareth and Magdalena. Exec: Jacob Kuntz, George Ehman. Wit: Dennis Streper (his mark), John George Genner, Henry Junken.