Is anyone researching Snows from Tennessee?

My ancestor, Rebeckah Snow was born at Providence RI on Oct. 1, 1790 (d. 1854 IL). Her father may have been Joseph Snow, likely b. ca. 1765 +/- She probably had a brother Samuel Snow. Sometime before 1815 her family may have moved to Galway NY or vicinity, and she was married May 30, 1815 at Broadalbin, NY to Thomas F. Palmer. Their five children were named: Margaret McCoon Palmer (1816-1834) never m. Lydia Hubbard Palmer (1817-1903) m. Orrin Gridley Joseph Snow Palmer (1819-1892) m. Cynthia Parker Chloe Allen Palmer (1825-1894) m. Noah Post Ephraim Milo Palmer (1828-1892) m. Sarah Butler Only the last, Ephraim, has a name on the husbands side. So I surmise that the names of her three daughters must have been on Rebeckah's mothers side; possibly her mother or either/both of her grandmothers. 1820 census, Warsaw, Genessee Co., NY Rebeckah and her husband and small children are listed next door to Samuel Snow, also with wife and small children. Anyone on the list have anything which might connect to the above? Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD

Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD, Check the Snow line below. The first two generations needs more work to verify what we have. Note that my ancestors, James Ingalls and Malinda Snow, had a Lydia. Not a lot to go on, because Lydia was a common name then. Also, you did not have a William or Sarah in your line. What proof do you have that Rebeckah Snow. was b. Providence RI Oct 1, 1790? Anyone working on this "Abraham-Abraham-William line? Jay ==================== 1-Abraham Snow b: Abt 1709 sp: Abigail Fenton b: Abt 1709 |--2-Abraham Snow b: 4 Sep 1730, Mansfield, Tolland, CT | sp: Elizabeth Benjamin b: Abt 1730 | |--3-Abigail Snow b: 24 Jun 1762, Canterbury Twp, Windham, CT | |--3-Rufus Snow b: 4 Mar 1769, Canterbury Twp, Windham, CT | |--3-William Snow b: 5 Jan 1772, Canterbury Twp, Windham, CT, d: 18 Dec | | 1853, Henderson Twp, Jefferson, NY, bur: Snowshoe Point Cem., Henderson | | Twp, Jefferson, NY | | sp: Sarah b: 1769, d: 1851, Henderson Twp, Jefferson, NY, bur: Snowshoe | | Point, Henderson Twp, Jefferson, NY | | |--4-Miner Porter Snow b: 1813 | | | sp: Permelia Eggleston b: 1820 | | | |--5-Betsy A. Snow b: 16 Apr 1839, , , NY, d: 24 Mar 1923, 4431 | | | | Phinney Ave, Seattle, King, WA, bur: 27 Mar 1923, Cremated | | | |--5-Porter W. Snow b: 1843, , , MI | | | |--5-Phebe Snow b: 1845, , , WI | | | |--5-Albert Snow b: 1847, , , WI | | | |--5-Delia A. Snow b: 1848 | | |--4-Malinda Snow b: 4 Apr 1809, c: Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, d: 17 Feb | | | 1871, bur: Burton Twp, Genesee, MI | | sp: James Ingalls b: 9 Jan 1802, Exeter, Otsego, NY, d: 13 Jan 1862, | | Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, bur: Evergreen Cem., Burton Twp, Genesee, | | MI | | |--5-Lydia Ingalls b: 11 Jan 1831, , , NY, d: 27 May 1900, Elmer Twp, | | | Oscoda Co., MI, bur: Luzerne Twp Cem, Oscoda Co., MI | | |--5-Horace Ingalls b: 28 Jul 1832, , , NY, d: 17 Oct 1862 | | |--5-Benjamin Ingalls b: 9 Mar 1834, , , NY, d: 1 Dec 1915, 4436 | | | Sunset Plc, Seattle, King, WA, bur: Cremated | | |--5-James Ingalls b: 19 Oct 1835, , , NY, d: 3 Jul 1914, Flint, | | | Genesee, MI | | |--5-Mary Margaret Ingalls b: 13 Jul 1837, Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, d: | | | 1837, Burton Twp, Genesee, MI | | |--5-William James Ingalls b: 23 Jun 1840, Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, d: | | | 18 May 1908, Kearney Twp, Antrim, MI, bur: Bellaire, Antrim, MI | | |--5-Alfred Ingalls b: 19 May 1841, Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, d: 22 Aug | | | 1895, Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, bur: Evergreen Cem., Burton Twp, | | | Genesee, MI | | |--5-Henry Ingalls b: 23 May 1843, Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, d: 1843, | | | Burton Twp, Genesee, MI | | |--5-Henry Ingalls II b: 10 Jan 1845, Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, d: 22 | | | May 1886, Banks Twp, Antrim, MI, bur: Barnard Cemetery, Marion | | | Twp, Charlevoix, MI | | |--5-Ira A. Ingalls b: 23 Apr 1847, Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, d: 1909, | | | bur: Evergreen Cem., Burton Twp, Genesee, MI | | |--5-Mary M. Ingalls b: 31 Mar 1850, Burton Twp, Genesee, MI, d: Oct | | | 1929, Swartz Creek, Genesee, MI | |--3-Chloe Snow b: 23 Jun 1775, Canterbury Twp, Windham, CT | |--3-Simeon Snow b: 5 Jun 1776, Canterbury Twp, Windham, CT |--2-Robert Snow b: 19 Dec 1732, Mansfield, Tolland, CT |--2-Ebenezer Snow b: 11 Jan 1734, Mansfield, Tolland, CT | sp: Bridget Royce b: Abt 1734 |--2-Ann Snow b: 4 Apr 1738, Mansfield, Tolland, CT |--2-John Snow b: 18 Dec 1740, Lebanon, New London, CT |--2-Francis Snow b: 11 Feb 1742, Lebanon, New London, CT |--2-Abigail Snow b: 1 Mar 1745, Lebanon, New London, CT |--2-Thomas Snow b: 26 Apr 1747, Lebanon, New London, CT |--2-Sibil Snow b: 16 Sep 1749, Lebanon, New London, CT =============== ----- Original Message ----- From: <PeterPool@aol.com> To: <SNOW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2001 12:19 AM Subject: [SNOW-L] Mayflower - Bradford, Palmer, Snow > Dear Friends . . . Am reviewing some back notes and I wanted to get caught up > with you. I am desc. from Gov Wm Bradford > Major Wm & his bro Joseph > > their sons Israel & Elisha (1st cousins) > their children, 2nd cousins Joshua > Bradford who marr. Hannah Bradford > had Joseph Bradford m. Abigail Starling > > Huldah Bradford m. Benjamin Butler > Capt. Ebenezer C. Butler > Sarah Butler > M. Ephraim Palmer (1828-1892) > he is my g. gf. > > John Tallman is desc. from the second wife of Gov. Wm. from Bradford, Alice > Carpenter, via her 1st husband, Edw. Southworth. John also relates to me his > Snow connection of Abigail Carey, her husband John field, his parents, etc. > back to Peter Browne. Much good research, and congrats to all J > > In edition to my Bradford connection outlined above, I also go back to some > Snow’s in Providence . . . but as Ernie well knows, I am seriously stuck. > > Ephraim M. Palmer (1828-1892 see below) line goes back to Lt. William Palmer, > who the books say was 4 when he came on the Fortune in 1621 with his father > William, mother Frances, and two siblings. Ephraim’s parents were: > > Thomas Force Palmer (1787 NJ -1865 IL) son of Ephraim Palmer (1760-1852) & > Margaret Force. TFP marr. May 30, 1815 at Broadalbin, Montgomery Co.(1838 > became Fulton Co.), NY to: Rebeckah Snow. b. Providence RI Oct 1, 1790; d. > Oct 26, 1854, IL. > > Rebeckah is a complete dead end for me, in spite of a visit to the Providence > RI historical society, inquiries to Gary Boyd Roberts at NEGHS, etc, and many > years on the Snow surname list. My daughter’s name is Rebeckah Snow Burrows! > It hasn’t helped! L I am hoping maybe you or others in the Mayflower group > can help. The only other clues which I have are: > > In 1820 TFP and his wife Rebeckah lived Warsaw, Genessee Co., NY (1841 became > Wyoming Co.) with small children. The next census line below lists Samuel > Snow! Wife and small children. I think that this Samuel must be her > brother. So I have been looking for a Snow family with at least two > children, a Rebeckah b. 1790 Providence, and a Samuel, prob. also b. > Providence about the same time. And of course possibly other children born > around the same time and place. > > TFP and Rebeckah named their daughters oddly I think . . . > > Margaret McCoon Palmer (1816-1834) never m. > Lydia Hubbard Palmer (1817-1903) m. Orrin Gridley > Joseph Snow Palmer (1819-1892) m. Cynthia Parker > Chloe Allen Palmer (1825-1894) m. Noah Post > Ephraim Milo Palmer (1828-1892) m. Sarah Butler (see her line to Gov Bradford > above) > > Only child of Eph. & Sarah was my g.f., Walter Butler Palmer. Except for > Ephraim, these names do not connect in any way to the Palmer side, and I have > to think that they are Rebeckah’s ancestors. Likely her father was a Joseph > Palmer, and her mother and possibly two grand mothers the women’s names. > Only conjecture, and I have found nothing to lead me to draw a firm > conclusion. > > I believe there is a Joseph Palmer at Galway, NY in the 1810 census. I need > to look for this again, but think that I thought at one time he should be > Rebeckah’s father. Galway is quite close to where she was married in 1815, > Broadalbin. > > Further thoughts are most welcome. Does anyone researching Snow see these > names anywhere? Any other helpful ideas would be greatly appreciated. Peter > Burrows, Annapolis, MD

Dear Friends . . . Am reviewing some back notes and I wanted to get caught up with you. I am desc. from Gov Wm Bradford > Major Wm & his bro Joseph > their sons Israel & Elisha (1st cousins) > their children, 2nd cousins Joshua Bradford who marr. Hannah Bradford > had Joseph Bradford m. Abigail Starling > Huldah Bradford m. Benjamin Butler > Capt. Ebenezer C. Butler > Sarah Butler M. Ephraim Palmer (1828-1892) > he is my g. gf. John Tallman is desc. from the second wife of Gov. Wm. from Bradford, Alice Carpenter, via her 1st husband, Edw. Southworth. John also relates to me his Snow connection of Abigail Carey, her husband John field, his parents, etc. back to Peter Browne. Much good research, and congrats to all J In edition to my Bradford connection outlined above, I also go back to some Snow’s in Providence . . . but as Ernie well knows, I am seriously stuck. Ephraim M. Palmer (1828-1892 see below) line goes back to Lt. William Palmer, who the books say was 4 when he came on the Fortune in 1621 with his father William, mother Frances, and two siblings. Ephraim’s parents were: Thomas Force Palmer (1787 NJ -1865 IL) son of Ephraim Palmer (1760-1852) & Margaret Force. TFP marr. May 30, 1815 at Broadalbin, Montgomery Co.(1838 became Fulton Co.), NY to: Rebeckah Snow. b. Providence RI Oct 1, 1790; d. Oct 26, 1854, IL. Rebeckah is a complete dead end for me, in spite of a visit to the Providence RI historical society, inquiries to Gary Boyd Roberts at NEGHS, etc, and many years on the Snow surname list. My daughter’s name is Rebeckah Snow Burrows! It hasn’t helped! L I am hoping maybe you or others in the Mayflower group can help. The only other clues which I have are: In 1820 TFP and his wife Rebeckah lived Warsaw, Genessee Co., NY (1841 became Wyoming Co.) with small children. The next census line below lists Samuel Snow! Wife and small children. I think that this Samuel must be her brother. So I have been looking for a Snow family with at least two children, a Rebeckah b. 1790 Providence, and a Samuel, prob. also b. Providence about the same time. And of course possibly other children born around the same time and place. TFP and Rebeckah named their daughters oddly I think . . . Margaret McCoon Palmer (1816-1834) never m. Lydia Hubbard Palmer (1817-1903) m. Orrin Gridley Joseph Snow Palmer (1819-1892) m. Cynthia Parker Chloe Allen Palmer (1825-1894) m. Noah Post Ephraim Milo Palmer (1828-1892) m. Sarah Butler (see her line to Gov Bradford above) Only child of Eph. & Sarah was my g.f., Walter Butler Palmer. Except for Ephraim, these names do not connect in any way to the Palmer side, and I have to think that they are Rebeckah’s ancestors. Likely her father was a Joseph Palmer, and her mother and possibly two grand mothers the women’s names. Only conjecture, and I have found nothing to lead me to draw a firm conclusion. I believe there is a Joseph Palmer at Galway, NY in the 1810 census. I need to look for this again, but think that I thought at one time he should be Rebeckah’s father. Galway is quite close to where she was married in 1815, Broadalbin. Further thoughts are most welcome. Does anyone researching Snow see these names anywhere? Any other helpful ideas would be greatly appreciated. Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD

Dear John Tallman . . . others have sent me a lists of children of Deacon Joseph Snow (1690-1773); son of Joseph Snow & Hopestill Alden)) & Elizabeth Field (1698-1768; dau of Capt. John Field & Elizabeth Ames) . . . Joseph b. 1715 Ebenezer b. 1720 James b. 1730 Nathaniel b. 1731 Sarah b. 1733 Caleb b. 1736 Solomon b. 1741 Rebecca b. 1742 Zebedeh b. 1743 John Mary They do not list your Elizabeth who married John Field. I know they are your direct ancestors, parents of John Field & Abigail Carey. What is your source? Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD

Interesting. Phillip In a message dated 4/17/2001 8:25:10 AM Central Daylight Time, slambert@eatel.net writes: > Subj: early Snows > Date: 4/17/2001 8:25:10 AM Central Daylight Time > From: slambert@eatel.net (Sara Buckmaster) > To: PESNOW@aol.com (Phillip Snow) > > > > > Hi! > I found this site this a.m. There are two Snows early 1800s who applied > for passage through Indian Territory into Jackson Co., GA. An Eli and a > Jeremiah. There were others in their party (wives, children, unnamed). > > <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnmcminn">www.rootsweb.com/~tnmcminn</A> > > Scroll down about one third to half way and it can be found--"Intruders into > > Cherokee..." article. > > Any relation to our line. There was also one Lowery mentioned. > > No Maberry or variant spellings. > > Sara. > > >

Note: E-m I sent to: Bruce V. Snow: snocaz@aol.com, bounced. Anyone have anything more current? Bruce are you still on the Snow list? If so please drop me a note. Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD

I have a wonderful opportunity to spend a week in Salt Lake City next month and I'm not sure of the best way to spend my time, genealogy wise. I plan to spend 3-4 days in the LDS library, etc. What are my first steps once I get there, where do I go first, is there a "process" that one goes through, are there eating establishments close by, what should one take with them as far as personal records are concerned, are there written/un-written rules, do/don't do items for using the library? As you can see there are lots of questions. Can you supply some of the answers? Any advice, recommendations, answers, etc. will be most appreciated because I want to make the most of the short time that I will be there. Thanks much, Wayne Campbell --- James Campbell --- waynpegg@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

Wayne, The first thing I would suggest is to go to the LDS website: http://www.familysearch.com There are several tabs at the top of the page, click on the one that says "Library" .It will take you to all the information about the Salt Lake City Library. On the left is places you can click on and it will tell you different information about visiting the Library. There are two different buildings you will want to visit. The main one that is called the Family History Center and the other is the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. The Family History Center is where the Country, State, and County books are and also film and microfiche. Information about other countries are there also. There is a map of the building so you will know where everything is before you get there. Joseph Smith Memorial Building is where all the group sheets and pedigree sheets are kept that people have sent in, also the books that have been written about family histories. You can be there for a month and still not get to everything, so it helps if you have a plan before you visit. You will not have time to do everything you have planned so do the most important first. I tried to research the books because some of them are not on film or microfiche. You can always order the film and microfiche from a local Center. Take lots of change with you. You can get rolls of money at the help desk but sometimes there is a big line. You can only copy 5 pages at a time at the copying machines so be organized and have your pages book marked. If there is just one or two pages from a book that you want copied wait until you have two or three books and take them to the machines all together. At times there is quite a line at the coping machines. And as always there are some people that won't follow the rules and stand there and copy way more pages then five. If it gets to bad you might have to tell the helpers. I carried a fanny pack with a coin purse inside so I wouldn't have to keep getting into my purse, of course you will not have that problem. :-) Hope this helps and good luck, Bev ----- Original Message ----- From: Wayne Campbell <waynpegg@earthlink.net> To: <SNOW-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 9:53 AM Subject: [SNOW-L] Trip to Salt Lake City > I have a wonderful opportunity to spend a week in Salt Lake > City next month and I'm not sure of the best way to spend my time, genealogy > wise. > > I plan to spend 3-4 days in the LDS library, etc. What > are my first steps once I get there, where do I go first, is there a "process" > that one goes through, are there eating establishments close by, what should one > take with them as far as personal records are concerned, are there > written/un-written rules, do/don't do items for using the library? As > you can see there are lots of questions. Can you supply some of the > answers? Any advice, recommendations, answers, etc. will be most > appreciated because I want to make the most of the short time that I will be > there. > > Thanks much, > Wayne Campbell

I am looking for a sarah snow married to a marida riddle in the 1800s. Any info on them would be apreicated. Thanks Barbara

Hi, I am looking for any information on SNOW families who moved from Maine to Oswego Co., NY, in the 1800s, in addition to SNOW families in Oswego Co., New York. According to his death certificate, my ancestor, Hazen SNOW, was born in Portland, Maine, in 1810. He is in Oswego County, New York, by 1840 or 1841. He married Sarah MOON and had the following known children: Horace F. Snow (1840-1919) George Snow (1843-?) Julian Snow (1848-?) Linden W. Snow (1853-1920) Annitta (adopted) (1855-?) He married, second, around 1873, Mercy ____. Hazen died in East Palermo, Oswego Co., NY on 22 Sep 1887. In 1841, Hazen SNOW sold property to Thomas SNOW, and in 1861, he sold property to Isaac SNOW. In the 1850 Census, a Hiram SNOW (ae 19) appears in the same household as Hazen (ae 40). Relationship to and among these individuals is unknown. I have additional details on this family and would be glad to share them with interested researchers. Kim

Carol, I was searching the SNOW surname list archives and found your email about Aaron SNOW. --------------------- Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2000 10:32:29 -0400 From: "James Dilley" <jamesed3@home.com> <mailto:jamesed3@home.com> To: SNOW-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SNOW-L] Aaron Snow of Oswego County, NY My ggggrandfather Aaron Snow lived in Central Square, Oswego County. He married Zilpah Waring. Their daughter Mary Florilla Snow was born 3 March 1830 in Central Square. She married Calvin Yale Shepard of Brewerton, Onondaga County in 1859. I am seeking information about Aaron Snow, his siblings and forebears. Any information or guidance would be sincerely appreciated. Carole Jackson Dilley Portsmouth, RI jamesed3@home.com ----------------------- While I have not discovered a relation to this branch of the SNOW family (I also have Oswego County Snows), I have collected some information about him. Another researcher who has additional information is Jon Holcombe at [holcombe@gisco.net]. We have corresponded and have very similar information, although he probably has more than what is shown below. Good luck. Kim FIRST GENERATION 1. Nicholas SNOW Sr.. He was married to Elizabeth BOWLES about 1597 in St. Leonards, London, England.1 They had five sons. Nicholas SNOW Sr. and Elizabeth BOWLES had the following children: +2 i. Nicholas SNOW Jr. SECOND GENERATION 2. Nicholas SNOW Jr. was born in 1599.1 He emigrated in Jul 1623 from England to Plymouth on the "Queen Anne".1 He died in 1676.1 He was married to Constance HOPKINS (daughter of Stephen HOPKINS and Elizabeth FISHER) in 1626.1 Nicholas SNOW Jr. and Constance HOPKINS had the following children: 3 i. Mark SNOW. 4 ii. Mary SNOW. 5 iii. Sarah SNOW. 6 iv. Joseph SNOW. +7 v. Stephen SNOW. 8 vi. Ruth SNOW. THIRD GENERATION 7. Stephen SNOW was born in 1636.1 He died in 1705.1 He was married to Susanna Lean ROGERS on 8 Oct 1663.1 Susanna Lean ROGERS was born in 1638.1 She died in 1670.1 Stephen SNOW and Susanna Lean ROGERS had the following children: +9 i. Ebenezer SNOW. FOURTH GENERATION 9. Ebenezer SNOW. He was married to Hope HORTON on 22 Dec 1698.1 Ebenezer SNOW and Hope HORTON had the following children: +10 i. Aaron SNOW. FIFTH GENERATION 10. Aaron SNOW was born in 1707.1 He died in 1758.1 He was married to Sarah GREEN on 12 Aug 1726.1 Aaron SNOW and Sarah GREEN had the following children: +11 i. Moses SNOW. SIXTH GENERATION 11. Moses SNOW was born in 1755.1 He removed in 1807 to Rotterdam (now Constantia), NY.1 He died in 1818.1 He was married to Thankful THIVING on 11 Nov 1780 in Chesterfield, MA.1 Moses SNOW and Thankful THIVING had the following children: +12 i. Col. Aaron SNOW. 13 ii. Asher SNOW was born in 1769.1 SEVENTH GENERATION 12. Col. Aaron SNOW2 was born in 1763 in North Conway, MA.3,1 Col. Aaron is said to have been born in 1763 but his father, Moses, was born only 12 years earlier. Also, Moses is said to have married Thankful in 1780. Aaron's brother Asher is said to have been born in 1769. Perhaps Aaron was really born in 1783? He removed about 1807 to New York state.4 He came from CT and settled in Constania. He died in 1849.1 He was a farmer.5 "Aaron Snow was a son-in-law of Major Solomon Waring, of Constantia, and came here in 1820. He sold his wheat and potatoes at that time for $2.50 per bushel. In 1822, he moved to Caughdenoy and in 1826 to the L'Hommedieu Location, where his son Leonard succeeded him on the homestead." He was married to Zilpah WARING (daughter of Major Solomon WARING) on 1 Jan 1810 in Constantia, Oswego Co., NY.6,1 Only the first and last born, Ephraim and Mary, respectively, survived. Col. Aaron SNOW and Zilpah WARING had the following children: +14 i. Ephraim SNOW. 15 ii. Electa SNOW was born in 1812.1 +16 iii. Nathan SNOW. 17 iv. James SNOW was born on 12 Mar 1817.1 +18 v. Leonard SNOW. 19 vi. Orris SNOW. 20 vii. Anna SNOW. 21 viii. Mary SNOW. EIGHTH GENERATION 14. Ephraim SNOW was born in 1810.1 He was married to Electa ROSE on 12 Jan 1836.7 Ephraim SNOW and Electa ROSE had the following children: +22 i. Albert J. SNOW. 23 ii. Helen A. SNOW. 24 iii. George W. SNOW. 25 iv. Edwin O. SNOW. 26 v. Roxie A. SNOW. 27 vi. Franklin SNOW. 16. Nathan SNOW8 was born in Oct 1814 in Constantia, Oswego Co., NY.9,1 He died in 1856.10 He was a farmer in Oswego Co., NY.11 Nathan Snow and Elder Woodin organized the first Baptist Church in Central Square. He was married to Elsie SHUE.12 Elsie SHUE died in 1892.13 Nathan SNOW and Elsie SHUE had the following children: +28 i. James M. SNOW. 29 ii. Rettie SNOW. 18. Leonard SNOW was born on 17 Mar 1820 in block house at Brewerton, NY.14,1 He signed a will on 3 May 1890 in T/Hastings, Oswego Co., NY.15 The last will testament of Leonard Snow of the town of Hastings, County of Oswego and State of New York. I, Leonard Snow, aware of the uncertainty of life, do hereby make, publish and declare this my last will and testament in the manner and form following, that is to say-- First: I give, devise, and bequeath all my real and personal property of all and every description to my two sons to be divided equally between them, share and share alike. This bequest to be received in payment in full of all and every claim or charge they or either of my said sons have or may have against me or my estate at my death. Likewise, I make, constitute and appoint George O. Elliott of the town of Hastings, County of Oswego, State of New York, to be executor of my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made. In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name, affixed my seal the 3rd day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety. Leonard Snow, L.S. The above written instrument was subscribed by the said Leonard Snow in our presence, and acknowledged by him to each of us, and he at the same time declared this above instrument so subscribed, to be his last will and testament, and we, at his request, have signed our names as witnesses hereto, in his presence, and in presence of each other, written opposite our names our respective places of residence. Geo. O. Elliott, Central Square, NY Elmer L. Wood, Central Square, NY He died in 1891.1 He was a farmer.16 He was married to Phoebe Geraldine RAMSEY in 1847 in Brewerton, NY.17,1 Leonard SNOW and Phoebe Geraldine RAMSEY had the following children: +30 i. Seward Ramsay SNOW. +31 ii. Henry Alfonzo SNOW. NINTH GENERATION 22. Albert J. SNOW was born on 5 May 1838 in Hastings, Oswego Co., NY.18 He served in the military from 1862 to 1865 in Civil War.19 Albert J. Snow enlisted in Co. H., 149th NY Vols. on 3 Sep 1862 and served three years. He was severely wounded at Chancellorsville and was transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps and assigned to Gen. Grant's or Hallock's headquarters at Washington, where he was a clerk for 15 months. He mustered out on 1 Sep 1865. He was married to Louise E. PALMER in 1868.20 They had five children. 28. James M. SNOW21,22 was born on 13 May 1851 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.23,24 He died on 13 Feb 1928 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.25 "On February 13, 1928, occurred the death of James M. Snow at his home at Central Square, N. Y. He was born May 13, 1851, on the farm where he died, his grandparents having been pioneer residents in this section. All his life had been spent on the same farm with the exception of a few years spent in Syracuse. "Mr. Snow had been a member of Fort Brewerton lodge, No. 256 F. & A. M., for 53 years. He was prominent in local political affairs, having been supervisor of the town of Hastings for two terms and Republican committeeman of his district for several years, which office he held at the time of his death. "He is survived by his wife, Rosella Snow, and three daughters, Elsie A. Snow of Syracuse, N. Y., Abigail Snow of Central Square, N. Y., and Mrs. Mark Bradbury of Syracuse, N. Y. "The funeral was held at the Central Square Baptist church today (Thursday, February 16), at 2: 00 p.m." Landmarks of Oswego County states that James M. Snow was born on the farm in Hastings. He was married to Rosella MCCHESNEY (daughter of Robert MCCHESNEY and Abigail LADD).26,27 Rosella MCCHESNEY died after 13 Feb 1928.28 James M. SNOW and Rosella MCCHESNEY had the following children: 32 i. Elsie A. SNOW resided in 1928 in Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY.29 33 ii. Abigail "Gail" SNOW resided in 1928 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.30 +34 iii. Hazel SNOW. 30. Seward Ramsay SNOW was born in 1848 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 He died in 1913.1 He was married to Florence GOULD.1 Seward Ramsay SNOW and Florence GOULD had the following children: 35 i. Leonard Gould SNOW was born in 1871 in Ellsworth, Kansas.1 36 ii. Herbert Clyde SNOW was born in 1876 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 37 iii. Inez SNOW was born in 1882 in Michigan.1 31. Henry Alfonzo SNOW was born in Nov 1859 in Hastings, Oswego Co., NY.31,1 He died in 1928.1 He was a dairy farmer.32 Kathryn Whitford recalled cousins by the names of Henry Snow and Carrie Breed Snow. He was married to Carrie BREED (daughter of Charles BREED and Adaline DEVENDORF) in 1887.33 Carrie BREED was born in 1864.1 She died in 1911.1 Henry Alfonzo SNOW and Carrie BREED had the following children: +38 i. Charles Breed SNOW. +39 ii. John Ralph SNOW. +40 iii. Dorothy SNOW. +41 iv. Theodore Roosevelt SNOW. +42 v. Marion Adaline SNOW. TENTH GENERATION 34. Hazel SNOW resided in 1928 in Syracuse, Onondaga Co., NY.34 She was married to Mark BRADBURY before 13 Feb 1928.35 38. Charles Breed SNOW was born in Mar 1894.36,1 He was married to Vera Jane NESYES on 6 Sep 1920 in Jersey City, NJ.1 Charles Breed SNOW and Vera Jane NESYES had the following children: 43 i. Warren Anthony SNOW was born on 30 Sep 1922 in Jersey City, NJ.1 44 ii. Louise Adaline SNOW was born on 28 Nov 1925 in Jersey City, NJ.1 39. John Ralph SNOW was born on 12 Mar 1896.1 He was married to Marie Martha ALTMAN on 28 Jun 1922 in Ionia, MI.1 John Ralph SNOW and Marie Martha ALTMAN had the following children: 45 i. Martha Way SNOW was born on 6 May 1923 in Charlotte, MI.1 46 ii. John Ralph SNOW Jr. was born on 22 Aug 1925 in Charlotte, MI.1 40. Dorothy SNOW was born in May 1900.1 She was married to Donald Corrin LADD on 5 Nov 1920 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 Donald Corrin LADD was born on 8 Jan 1900.1 He died in 1967.1 Dorothy SNOW and Donald Corrin LADD had the following children: 47 i. Henry Eugene LADD was born on 14 Nov 1921 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 48 ii. Norma Carrie (twins?) LADD was born in 1923 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 49 iii. Norine Alice LADD was born in 1925 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 50 iv. Phyllis Virginia LADD was born in 1928 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 51 v. Carol LADD was born in 1930 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 41. Theodore Roosevelt SNOW was born in 1902.1 He was married to Dorothy May GOODFELLOW on 2 Aug 1942.1 Dorothy May GOODFELLOW was born in 1908.1 Theodore Roosevelt SNOW and Dorothy May GOODFELLOW had the following children: 52 i. Carl Wesley SNOW was born on 2 Jun 1947 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 53 ii. Thelma May SNOW was born on 19 Apr 1949 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 42. Marion Adaline SNOW was born in 1906.1 She was married to William VAN ALLEN on 25 Dec 1937 in Brewerton, NY.1 William VAN ALLEN was born in 1908.1 Marion Adaline SNOW and William VAN ALLEN had the following children: 54 i. Helen Marian VAN ALLEN was born in 1940 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 55 ii. Theodore William VAN ALLEN was born in 1944 in Central Square, Oswego Co., NY.1 Prepared by: Kimberly L. (Thompson) Branagan branagak@twcny.rr.com  SOURCES 1. Snow, Abigail "Gail". Snow Ancestry (handwritten). 1972. 2. Churchill. Landmarks of Oswego County. p. 556. 3. Ibid. p. 99FS. 4. Ibid. pp. 99FS, 145FS. 5. Ibid. p. 270FS. 6. Ibid. p. 99FS. 7. Ibid. p. 99FS. 8. Ibid. p. 270FS. 9. Ibid. p. 270FS. 10. Ibid. p. 270FS. 11. Ibid. p. 270FS. 12. Ibid. p. 270FS. 13. Ibid. p. 270FS. 14. Ibid. p. 145FS. 15. Last Will and Testament of Leonard Snow, Oswego County, Volume S, p. 135. 16. Churchill. Landmarks of Oswego County. p. 145FS. 17. Ibid. p. 145FS. 18. Ibid. p. 99FS. 19. Ibid. p. 99FS. 20. Ibid. p. 99FS. 21. Obituary. Unidentified obituary of James M. Snow. 22. Churchill. Landmarks of Oswego County. p. 270FS. 23. Obituary. Unidentified obituary of James M. Snow. 24. Churchill. Landmarks of Oswego County. p. 270FS. 25. Obituary. Unidentified obituary of James M. Snow. 26. Ibid. Unidentified obituary of James M. Snow. 27. Churchill. Landmarks of Oswego County. p. 270FS. 28. Obituary. Unidentified obituary of James M. Snow. 29. Ibid. Unidentified obituary of James M. Snow. 30. Ibid. Unidentified obituary of James M. Snow. 31. Churchill. Landmarks of Oswego County. p. 145FS. 32. Ibid. p. 145FS. 33. Ibid. p. 145FS. 34. Obituary. Unidentified obituary of James M. Snow. 35. Ibid. Unidentified obituary of James M. Snow. 36. Churchill. Landmarks of Oswego County. p. 145FS.

Hi, I am looking for the family connection of the people listed in the last will and testament of Horace F. SNOW (son of Hazen SNOW and Sarah MOON), dated 11 Aug 1915; he died in the Town of Palermo, Oswego Co., NY, on 15 Mar 1919. The people listed in the will included: Linden SNOW, brother, of Mexico, Oswego Co., NY Charles SNOW, nephew, of Richland/Orwell, Oswego Co., NY Irvin SNOW, nephew, Adams, Jefferson Co., NY Frank SNOW, nephew, Kirkville, Onondaga Co., NY Perl C. CASTOR, grand nephew, Woodville, NY (Ontario or Jefferson Co.?) Andrew H. CASTOR, grand nephew, Adams, Jefferson Co., NY Edith STEVENS, grand niece, Harrisville, NY (Chenango, Lewis or St. Lawrence Co.?) Mabel GRUNIP (JENNINGS), grand niece, Harrisville, NY (Chenango, Lewis or St. Lawrence Co.?) Alice CASTOR TOLLS/FOLLS, grand niece, (daughter of Ellen Castor) Harrisville, NY (Chenango, Lewis or St. Lawrence Co.?) Elizabeth SNOW, sister-in-law Wallace SNOW, nephew Kittie SNOW LAVANCHER, niece Roscoe SNOW, nephew Julian KELLER, executor My line continues through Linden SNOW and his son Roscoe SNOW. Outside of the SNOW family, I am not aware of the Any help would be greatly appreciated. Kim

I am looking for any information concerning George Snow and Rebecca Keller. They had a son, Randolph Andrew Snow, that was born May 02, 1900 in Roy, Washington. Randolph married Ruby Christian, and they had Harold Elmer Snow on September 12, 1924. I'd love to talk to anyone that might be related or know where I could find some information! Thanks! Meagan __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

I found the following information on the LDS site. I was wondering if anyone had any confirmation of this information and would be willing to share. Emma Theresa Snow b. 12 Mar 1853 Arkwright, Chautauqua County, NY m. Henry G. Maines 28 Mar 1878 in Sheridan, NY. d. 1936 both buried in Sheridan Cemetery, Sheridan, NY. Parents: Solomon Snow Jr, Minerva Henry Grandparents: Solomon Snow, Eunice Hopkins GGrandparents: Oliver Snow, Elizabeth Phillips (1) Ursula Streeter (2) GG Gp: Samuel Snow, Sarah Locke GGG Gp: Samuel Snow Lieut, Abigail Jones GGGG gp: Samuel Snow, Sarah Wilson Thanks in advance for your help. Annette

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============================= Husband's Name Asaph LARABEE Born: 1770 Place: Father: Mother: Wife's Name Bethiah SNOW Born: 1767 Place: <Taunton, Bristol, Ma> Father: Seth SNOW Mother: Betty SPRAGUE ============================== Children of Asaph & Bethiah were: ============================== 1. Sex Name F Betsey LARABEE Born: 1803 Place: Died: 1869 Place: Husband's Name Pyrrhus SNOW Born: 1795 Place: Died: 1879 Place: Father: Seth SNOW Mother: Mary SNOW 2. Sex Name M Asaph LARABEE Born: 1794 Place: 3. Sex Name M Jonathan LARABEE Born: 1808 Place: Died: 1865 Place: Wife's Name Orrilla SNOW Born: 1809 Place: Died: 1891 4. Sex Name F Susannah LARABEE Born: 1807 Place: Niagra Falls, Niagra, New York Died: 1851 Place: Husband's Name Harvey BLAKELEY Born: 1803 Place: Died: 1884 Place: ============================== Children of Harvey & Susannah were: ============================== 1. LAVINA BLAKELEY Gender: F Birth: 1828 Butler, Pennsylvania 2. LAVINA BLAKELEY Gender: F Birth: Abt. 1830 Pennsylvania 3. IRENE BLAKELEY Gender: F Birth: 1832 Pennsylvania 4. CAROLINE BLAKELEY Gender: F Birth: 1834 Butler, Pennsylvania 5. EMILY BLAKELEY Gender: F Birth: 1842 Pennsylvania 6. MARY BLAKELEY Gender: F Birth: 1846 Athens, Athens, Ohio 7. ADALINE J. BLAKELEY Gender: F Birth: 1 Aug 1847 Lodi, Athens, Ohio 8. OLIVER BLAKELEY Gender: M Birth: 1848 9. GEORGE WASHINGTON BLAKELEY Gender: M Birth: 1851 Athens, Athens, Ohio Hi Glenda ~ Hope the below helps :) ~Maryann~ ============================== Bethia Snow married 1st Caleb RICHMOND Born: 1764 Place: Taunton, Bristol, Ma Father: Isaac RICHMOND Mother: Mehitable RICHMOND Marriage: 22 Mar 1788 Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts ============================== Database: Vermont Census, 1790-1860 Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID# 1800 LARABEE ASAPH Bennington County VT Pownal Federal Population Schedule VT 1800 Federal Census Index VTS1a1940857 ============================== Database: New York Census, 1790-1890 Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID# 1820 LARABEE ASAPH Oneida County NY 255 Vernon Federal Population Schedule NY 1820 Federal Census Index NYS2a733594 ============================== Database: Civil War Service Records Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge Notes Allegiance Larabee Asaph C 18 Ohio Infantry. Private Private Union ============================== Asaph Larabee Enlist Date 19 August 1861 Enlist Place Enlist Rank Private Enlist Age 22 Served Ohio Enlisted C Co. 18th Inf Reg. OH died at Nashville, TN on 15 November 1862(Estimated day of death) Source: Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio Abbreviation: OHRoster Published by on 1886 =============================