Good morning list, Just signed on and will really appreciate some help. I am looking for the burial place of my ancestor Frederick Snover who died Jan 14, 1830. One source I have says he is buried in Stillwater Cemetery and another source says Old Hardwick Cemetery. Are they one in the same or two different places? Is there any way I can contact the correct cemetery for a map of the grave sites and list of Snovers in that cemetery? I am on a picture taking hunt. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you and have a great week-end and PLEASE SEND RAIN, Dick Witters DeBary, Florida Reply to: rwitters@bitstorm.net

Frederick Snover is buried in Stillwater Cemetery. Below is the information I have on his parents and the information I have on Frederick and his family. Johannes Schnauber (the anglicized version has become Snover) b. 1701 Germany m. c. 1722 Anna Elisabetha Windemuth (now Wintermute) b. 9 Jan 1702/3 bpt 12 Jan 1702/3 Pfungstadt, Starkenburg, Hessen, Germany daughter of Johannes Christoph Windemuth and Maria Margaretha Kleppinger . The records of Pfungstadt, Germany indicate that Johannes was a master miller. Their children were baptised in the Lutheran Church of Pfungstadt. The Snover family arrived at Philadelphia, 26 Sept 1737 on the ship, "Saint Andrew Galley." They resided at or near what is now Trappe, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. On 13 Oct 1742 Johannes was a sponsor for a child of Johann Georg Krassmann (Crossmann) baptised at the Agustus Lutheran Church at Trappe. The family removed to Stillwater, Sussex County, New Jersey, perhaps in company with her two brothers and their families. They had removed to Stillwater before 11 Sept 1746 when "Johannes Snauber and wife Anna Elisabetha Windemoedin witnessed a baptism. Anna Elizabeth was a sponsor at the baptism in Oct 1747 of her nephew, John Wintermute at Walpack, Sussex County. John was naturalized 13 Feb 1764. Elizabeth d. in 1768. John's Will is dated 26 May 1770, Hardwick, Sussex County and he named children, Henry, Fredrik, Anna Margret, and Maria Philipina. Executors were John Walldruff, Philip Snider, and George Wintermoot. John d. 16 Feb 1774. Inventory was dated 3 Mar 1774 and conducted by Jacob Dodderer and Peter Bernit Shaver. Will proven, 5 Mar. The cemetery markers of Elizabeth and John are in the Stillwater Cemetery and read "Elizabeth Snover 1768" and "John Snover born 1701 died Feb 1774 age 73 yrs." Children: Anna Margaretha Snover b. 5 Jan 1723 Pfungstadt, Germany confirmed in 1742 at Augustus Lutheran Church, Trappe, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Johan Heinrich Snover b. 28 Sept bpt 1 Oct 1724 Pfungstadt. Anna Elisabetha Snover b. 15/16 May bpt 18 May 1727 Pfungstadt. Sponsor, Anna Elisabeth wife of Christoph Windermuth. Johan George Snover b. 24 July 1732. Sponsor, Johann Georg son of Christoph Windermuth. He d. 16 July 1733 of smallpox. Johan George Snover b. 7 Mar bpt 9 Mar 1734 Pfungstadt. Sponsor, Georg Kloppinger. Johannes Snover b. 16 June bpt 19 June 1736 Pfungstadt. Sponsor, Johannes Banreuther. Johannes Christoph Snover b. 7 Apr 1738 perhaps Coventry, Chester County, Pennsylvania bpt 8 Feb 1739. Sponsor, Christoph Wintermuth (Rev. John Casper Stoever records). Maria Phillipina Snover b. 1740 baptised 18 June 1757 "daughter of Johannis from New Jersey age 16 yrs 6ms" at Augustus Lutheran Church, Trappe, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She is perhaps the Maria Philippina Schnauffer b. 22 Aug 1740 (Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church also known as Tinicum Lutheran Church, Tinicum Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania - parents not given in the record). Frederick Snover b. 11 Sept 1743. Frederick Snover b. 11 Sept 1743 m. Anna Margaret Waldruff 5 Aug 1743 (ts) Naughtrightville, New Jersey daughter of Anthony Waldruff and Mary Charity Keils. Resided in Hardwick, Sussex (now Warren) County, New Jersey. Members of Lutheran Congregation of Hardwick at Stillwater, Sussex County. In 1776 he was constable for Hardwick. Margaret d. 20 Mar 1777 34y 5m 15d (ts) Stillwater Cemetery. Anthony Waldruff in his Will makes provision for seven children of his lately deceased daughter Margaret. Frederick m. (2)Margaret Crater b. 20 Sept 1755. In Feb 1781 Frederick sold 40 bushels of wheat to Robert Hoops, contractor for the County of Sussex during the American Revolution. In 1788-9 Frederick was collector for Hardwick. Margaret d. 15 June 1800 44y 8m 23d (ts) Stillwater Cemetery. Frederick m. 5 Jan 1804 (Sussex County marriage record) (3)Elizabeth West. Frederick d. 14 Jan 1830 86y 4m 3d (ts) Stillwater Cemetery. He is related to have served in the American Revolution. Children of Frederick and Margaret: Anthony Snover b. perhaps c. 1762. Elizabeth Snover b. perhaps c. 1764. Johannes Frederick Snover b. 21 Sept 1766. George Frederick Snover b. 4 Dec 1768. Margaret Snover b. 24 Oct 1771. Anna Snover b. perhaps c. 1773. Rachel Snover b. 9 May 1775. Moses Snover b. 10 Feb bpt 23 Mar 1777 (German Church, Knowlton). Children of Frederick and Margaret: Mary Snover b. 28 Jan 1779. Frederick Snover Jr., b. 29 Sept 1781. Catherine Snover b. 26 Feb 1784 bpt 20 May 1784 (Stillwater Reformed Church). Sarah Snover b. 14 Oct 1785 bpt 29 Nov 1785 (Stillwater Reformed Church). Samuel King Snover b. 25 Apr 1787. Susan Snover b. 1791. Isaac F. Snover b. 15 Apr 1796 bpt 10 July 1796 (Stillwater Reformed Church). J. Kelsey Jones ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard C. Witters" <rwitters@bitstorm.net> To: <NJSUSSEX-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2000 5:24 AM Subject: [NJSUSSEX-L] Snover > Good morning list, > Just signed on and will really appreciate some help. I am looking for the burial place of my ancestor Frederick Snover who died Jan 14, 1830. One source I have says he is buried in Stillwater Cemetery and another source says Old Hardwick Cemetery. Are they one in the same or two different places? Is there any way I can contact the correct cemetery for a map of the grave sites and list of Snovers in that cemetery? I am on a picture taking hunt. > Any help will be greatly appreciated. > Thank you and have a great week-end and PLEASE SEND RAIN, > Dick Witters > DeBary, Florida > Reply to: rwitters@bitstorm.net > >