Lewis M. Snow appeared on tax lists of Crawford Co., AR in 1840 and 1841. Apparently he was single and living in the household of a James F. Snow, probably the father. Also in that household were Randolph Snow, Henry Snow, and Eli Snow, among other as yet unidentified Snows. Henry, Eli, and Lewis moved from Crawford Co. AR to Lamar Co., TX. Lewis M. Snow was md in Lamar Co. TX to Elizabeth Schoonover on Aug. 8, 1842, but does not appear on subsequent censuses there. However, an "S.M." Snow was assessed a poll tax in Lamar Co. in 1846 - we expect this is another mis-transcription of "L.M." - i.e. we think it was Lewis M. Snow. A land abstract record #979 exists for a Lewis M. Snow in Hunt Co., TX; perhaps he moved there from Lamar Co., though we have not examined records there. We could find no date for this abstract, nor what it was about or for. Does anyone know what happened to Lewis M. and Elizabeth (Schoonover) Snow after 1846?? Dan Page dpage@ipa.net

Elizabeth Riggs md Henry Snow, date unknown, and they "moved to Georgia," per notes on descendants of Samuel Riggs, who lived in Surry Co., NC about 1760-1790. Anyone know which Henry Snow of Surry Co. NC this was? Was it the one who settled in Lincoln Co. TN before 1820?? Anyone know where in GA he went, or anything about his children?? Dan Page dpage@ipa.net

An Edward Snow born about 1823 TN married in Lincoln Co., TN to Mahaley Mattox, on Oct. 26, 1848. Had a son Daniel Stewart Snow. Mahaly's parents were Michael and Ruth (Bryan) Mattox. Edward and Mahaley appear on the 1850 census in Giles Co., Tennessee as Edmund age 37 born TN, Mahala 25 TN, Daniel S. 1. Also in the household are Malissa 21, Elizabeth 27, and David 16. Edmond Snow signed a will Jun. 25, 1875 which was proven in Lincoln Co. Aug. 31, 1875. It named his wife Mary E. D. Snow, son D. S. Snow, and a Mrs. Jane Snow. We suspect he was the Edward Snow who appeared on the 1850 census of Giles Co. Tennessee with wife Mahala and a son Daniel S. Does anyone know the parents or grandparents of this Edward (or Edmond)?? Dan Page dpage@ipa.net

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This site was created by the U.S. Army Military History Institute and it is a searchable database of their Special Collections. Using this database you can see if a photograph exists of your Civil War ancestor. Just enter the surname you're searching and the results page will give any photos of any soldier with that surname, along with (if known) his regiment. Next, you can send an e-mail with the photo ID's that you're interested in. The Army will then send you (for free) a photocopy of the picture, along with instructions on ordering a duplicate photo. An 8x10 photo costs $10.00. No more then ten photos will be produced for any one customer per year. http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html

In a message dated 10/21/1999 10:36:40 AM Central Daylight Time, skywagon@earthlink.net writes: > Subj: Wm. Snow/Rebecca Masters (genealogy) > Date: 10/21/1999 10:36:40 AM Central Daylight Time > From: skywagon@earthlink.net (skywagon) > To: Pesnow@aol.com > > Hi, > I have been trying to find information on my ancestor, Winston Snow, > born in Surry Co., NC between 1820-1822. The closest possible match I > have found is with an unnamed child born around 1821 there to William > Snow and Rebecca Masters. I found that info on the familysearch.com > site. They listed a lot of children for the couple, more than are on > this site. I am hoping somehow to discover that my Winston was that > unnamed child born in 1821. The names that tend to run in that line are > the same given names that run in my own. I even noticed that there was a > younger Winston born to a brother (or other relative) in that line named > Early Snow. If you have any idea of someone who might know anything, > please let me know, this is such a brick wall for me. I do know that > Winston Snow moved to Monroe Co., IN by 1836, where he married Mary > Burch at the tender age of 16(?)! So, perhaps this might explain why the > family lost record of him. He also moved on to Texas, further > complicating tracking him. I have searched so many Snows, and I am just > praying I can find out if he fits into this family! > Thanks for your time, > Peggy Snow Ganowsky > Sorry, Peggy, I can't help, but I am forwarding this to the rootsweb Snow mailing list to see if anyone else can help. Regards, Phillip Snow

Researching surname of wife (first name is Mary/Polly) of Dudley SNOW b. 1784 to Joseph Snow & Hannah Chubb. First name of wife is found on death certificate of son Abijah R Snow. Her bp is listed as Massachusetts. Possible that marriage occurred in that state. This is not the Dudley Snow who married Almira Stockbridge. The two Dudleys have been mixed up for years since the Boston Transcript mixed up and subsequent researchers didn't check out the facts. FYI: Dudley and Almira (Stockbridge) Snow lived in Richmond County, NY in 1850 & 60. Subsequently purchased land in New Jersey and died there. . Patricia J Morgan halpatmorgan@earthlink.net

Come on Terri, be a "Snow Queen" and share the recipe with all of us "Snow Flakes!" Hugh in Dallas

This may be old news, but the latest edition of "The old Farmers Almanac" year 2000 edition has an article on family reunion favorite recipes and the Snow family of North Carolina is featured predominately. There is even a little note about family sense of humor in names - i.e., Frost And Snow and Ice And Snow. Coincidentally, just that morning before reading the article, I went out and bought polish sausage because I was craving that very recipe that is listed for the Snow family. My mother used to fix souerkraut and polish sausage, but I've never fixed it my whole adult life. Even more interesting, my mother's great-grandfather was a Snow and his family came from North Carolina to Indiana, but we've never been able to connect to the Frost Snow families. Maybe this recipe is a clue that perhaps we are connected. Terri

I'm searching for information on the origins of my gggrandfather, William Snow, who was born in South Carolina about 1803. He moved in his youth (possibly with his parents) to Madison County, Alabama, where he married Mary Clapp. They reportedly lived with the Cherokees in northeast Alabama during the 1820's. Shortly before 1830, they relocated to Calloway/Graves County, Kentucky. During the Civil War, they moved north to Illinois, returning to Kentucky afterwards. William and Mary had eight children: Calvin Neely Snow, Eliza Jane Snow Alexander, John Washington Snow, William Pitman Snow, Green P. Snow, Francis Marion Snow, Sylvester Franklin Snow, and Mary E. Snow. William and Mary are reported to have converted to the LDS Church near the end of their lives. We have no information on when or where they died. Any information that anyone can add to the above, particularly leads on William's forebears, would be very welcome. Tom Snow

Hi SNOWS, I am searching for Snow(Arnold,to be specific) of Swampscott, Mass. Arnold married my cousin, Pearl Peters probably in the 1940's or early 1950's. Pearl had a brother Charles.They were also from Swampscott. If anyone recognizes the names or has some knowledge regarding them I would appreciate hearing from them. Regards Bill O'Leary DD455@AOL.COM

In a message dated 9/18/99 8:28:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time, feste@keystonenet.com writes: > From: feste@keystonenet.com (Pat Pflieger) > To: SNOW-L@rootsweb.com > > I'm compiling a brief biography of Frank SNOW, for a reference book to be > published in 2001, & I'm hoping someone on the list has heard of him. > > Frank (b. abt 1849 or 1850, in MS) was the son of Mark (b. abt 1797, in NH) > and Derend (b. abt 1803, in MS). He lived in Hinds Co., MS, 1850-1920. Update 24 September 1999. Hi Pat, Ernie Christensen here in Fort Myers, Florida. In the unpublished typed manuscript titled: The Richard Snow Family, complied by, George Burwell Snow, D.D.S. with copies of the manuscript placed in several libraries by his wife about 1923. The manuscript, unfortunately contains no documentation, but I've found in using it, there is a high degree of acuracy. Great pathfinder leading you to seek out the actual sources. Think it might be your Mark, but further reaseach is required. p 185 Mark Snow <7th generation from Richard Snow of Woburn> son of Samuel and Dorothea (Richardson) Snow, b. _____. Studied medicine in Rochester, N.Y. commenced practice in State of Ohio. In 1820 removed to Mississippi (Jefferson Co.,) resided there four years, then removed to Hinds Co., Miss., was a pioneer settler in that place, became a distinguished physician in that section. In May 1844, while in Vicksburg to purchase medicine, he was stabbed in the neck, robbed and thrown down from a window of the Glidden House in that place. The robber escaped. Mark was maimed for life and obliged to reire from practive. He died at Auburn, Lincoln, Co., May 12, 1866, an esteemed citizen of the vicinity for thirty years, and a resident of Mississippi forty-two years. He married Amanda Whittaker. Children: 1. Olivia Snow, 2. Marcus Snow, 3. Abram Snow, 4. Gertrude Snow, 5. Mary Snow, 6. Frank Snow, p 101 Samuel Snow <6th Generaltion>, son of Samuel and Sarah (Bennett) Snow, bapt. Sept. 18, 1763; m. April 1, 1784, Dorothea Richardson. He moved from Sterling to Jaffrey, N.H., and settled on Lot. 16--Range 5; was taxed in Jaffrey for the last time in 1793. He removed to Dublin and died there; was buried in Jaffrey. He and his wife both became members of Mr. Ainsworth's church soon after its incorporation. Children 1. Samuel Snow. b. _________; removed to New York State. 2. Ezra Snow, b. oAug. 19, 1785, removed to Dublin, N.H., and settled there, was a farmer; m. Dec. 15, 1807, Mary Rider. He d. Feb. 4, 1850 3. Tilly Snow, b.___________; removed to Boston 4. Dorothea Snow, b. ___________; m. James Phelps, removed to New York State. 5. Mark Snow. b__________; d. at Auburn, Lincoln., Miss., May 12, 1866; m. Amanda Whittaker. If anyone is interested in the lines back to Richard Snow of Woburn, drop me an e-mail and I'll attempt to copy them for you from the manuscript.

Does anyone out there know the difference between the 1896 Dawes Commission roll and the 1898-1914 Dawes Commission final roll???? I found some ancesters on the 1896 but not on the 1898. Why? Thanks for the help>

I have a John Snow born about 1775 in Illinois and settled in Covington(later Jones Co.) MS. Does he have any connection to Franciscus Snow and his family? Thank you, Vivian Sharpei5@aol.com wrote: > MY Frank Snow is listed as "Franciscus Snow" on a baptismal record for Eva > Mary LaPlante in Oxford, Mass - July 9, 1896. He was brother to Josephine, > Emma Snow James, John Snow, and Excelon. I have not been able to determine > his parents of yet, am working on that. > > Hope this helps > Susan > > More is More > > ==== SNOW Mailing List ==== > If you have any problems, e-mail me (listowner) at > mailto:schbusdrv@thegrid.net

MY Frank Snow is listed as "Franciscus Snow" on a baptismal record for Eva Mary LaPlante in Oxford, Mass - July 9, 1896. He was brother to Josephine, Emma Snow James, John Snow, and Excelon. I have not been able to determine his parents of yet, am working on that. Hope this helps Susan More is More

I'm compiling a brief biography of Frank SNOW, for a reference book to be published in 2001, & I'm hoping someone on the list has heard of him. Frank (b. abt 1849 or 1850, in MS) was the son of Mark (b. abt 1797, in NH) and Derend (b. abt 1803, in MS). He lived in Hinds Co., MS, 1850-1920. Does Frank sound familiar to anyone? Apparently he had a cousin, Frank SNOW, in NY; I'd appreciate information about him, too. I'd be grateful for any information anyone can give me, & will happily share what information I've found. Thanks. Pat Pflieger feste@keystonenet.com

Dear George D. Snow (snowy@ziplink.net): On Aug 26 you wrote to the SNOW-L . >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Trying to find ancestors of Otis A. Snow. This is what I have so far. Otis A. Snow, born Taunton MA. (as listed on son's death certificate) Elizabeth Snow, born Maine. Otis A. Snow, (son) born 1827 in Easton MA Died 2/25/1906 in Easton MA. His wife Mary Hubbard born 1829 in Hartford CT to Joel Hubbard and Mary Whitney both of Hartford CT. Died 11/18/1906 in Easton MA. Otis A. and Mary's son Archy (Archippus) Snow born 1847/48 in Easton MA, Died 12/23/1882 in Easton MA. His wife Harriet E. Williams born 1/21/1850 in Easton. Otis A. Snow shows up on two or three census taken in Mansfield, Norton and Easton. Need any and all help to try to find parents.Thanks much, Snowy. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I am seeking ancestors of: REBECKAH SNOW b. Oct. 1, 1790 vic. of Providence RI; marr Thomas Force Palmer May 30, 1815 at Broadalbin, Montgomery Co. (today Fulton Co) NY; died Oct. 26, 1854 Freedom Twp., LaSalle Co. IL . . . . she is my brick wall! What is known . . . . She likely located RI to Montgomery Co., NY with her parents & siblings (names unknown) circa 1800-1810. Thomas Force Palmer b. Woodbridge NJ 1787 & removed with his parents to NY shortly thereafter. Served War of 1812 under Capt Isaac Wilson in Churchill's NY Militia Thomas & Rebeckah married May 30, 1815 at Broadalbin, Montgomery Co., NY. In my possession is a ladder back, rush seat rocking chair given to them as a wedding present. By 1818 they had moved to Warsaw, Genesse Co. NY, where Thomas operated a grist mill with his father, Ephraim Palmer (1760-1852). In 1820 census T&R are in Warsaw, and live next door to Samuel Snow, who also has small children. I have assumed this Samuel to be brother of Rebeckah. Does anyone have any connection or line to this Samuel Snow? This could be a huge help. T&R's first five children are b. Warsaw. By August of 1823 they have moved to Conewango, Catteraugus Co. NY, where their last child (my g. grandfather) is born, and Thomas becomes a school teacher. In May 1832 T&R purchased abt 80 ac. land near Chatham, Medina Co. OH. Their six children, dates and spouses are: Margaret McCoon Palmer b. Mar 1, 1816, d. May 24, 1834, bur. Medina Co. OH. dsp Lydia Hubbard Palmer, b. Aug 12, 1817. Marr. Orrin Gridley Jun 12, 1839, probably at Medina Co. OH. She died Dec 22, 1903. A note says: "they moved to Clear Lake IA." But gives no date. They had four children: Henry Orrin Gridley b. 1840, d. 1842; Henrietta Gridley b. Jun 23, 1843 marr. Mar 9, 1871 to Isaac Duke (1844/1925); she d. Dec 3, 1907. Sarah Auretta Gridley b. Feb 22, 1847, marr. Sep 24, 1867 to Wm. O. Cooper. They had 2 dau. b. 1870-72; Sarah d. Apr 12, 1895. Shubael Orrin Gridley, b. Jun 28, 1849, marr Sep 24, 1870 to Lepha Eddy. He d. at Clear Lake, IA Oct. 19, 1925. Had two children: Novella b. 1872 never had children; Eddy Bernard Gridley b. 1874; Orrin Ephraim Gridley b. 1876; Lydia Venila Gridley d.y. Joseph Snow Palmer b. Apr 29, 1819, d. Jul 19, 1899. Marr. Dec 15, 1845 Harrisville OH to Cynthia Parker. They had numerous children. Eliza Ann Palmer b. May 27, 1822. Marr. Lorin A. William Oct 3, 1841. She died at Riverside IA Apr 13, 1895. One daughter Nora, and all of her desc. are known. Chloe Allen Palmer b. Dec 24, 1825. Marr Feb. 2, 1854 to Noah Post. She died Sep 24, 1907. They lived in Kansas and had son Zina Post, daughter Zara Post. Descendants uncertain. Ephraim Milo Palmer b. Dec. 13, 1828 Conewango, NY. Went to Calif. Gold fields in 1850, returned to IL 1858. Marr to Sarah H. Butler at Freedom Twp. LaSalle Co. IL Jun 13, 1861. Died at Prairie Center, IL Jan 30, 1892. One son., Walter Butler Palmer b. 1868. All desc. known. With the exception of Ephraim, none of Thomas & Rebeckah's children's names are on the Palmer side. So it seems to me that the names of their children are from the Snow side and surely should shed a clue on the names of Rebeckah's parents. Was her father's name Joseph? Or maybe Samuel, as we are fairly certain that she had a brother, Samuel. Was her mother's maiden name McCoon, Hubbard, or Allen? It would almost seem that it must be one of the three. Ideas and thoughts welcome, and if anyone doing Snow research comes upon some clues please let me know. We have named our first daughter: Rebeckah Snow Burrows . . . and such a shame that her namesake is lost. Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD

Hello: I am trying to find members of the Snow Family who would have Simeon Sampson Snow who married Judith Dudley in Surry Co. NC abt 1834/39. They left NC and migrated to Mo and then finally Fremont County Iowa by 1846. I am also seeking Snow Family members who would have this Fielding Snow who married E. Jane Bodenhamer dau of D and G. Bodenhamer, they married in Surry Co. NC 1850's and migrated to Fremont Co. Iowa by 1858. I feel these two snow families are closely related as the Sampson Snow family had a son named Fielding Snow. Both Snow families lived in Fremont Co. Iowa and both are buried in the same cemetery. I am indirectly connected to the above families. But would like to contact anyone who is a member of the Snow Family, if nothing else to pass on info of their children and where they were laid to rest. Sincerely, Nancy M. Boyd

Is anyone on this list familiar with a SNOW genealogy, "The Descendants of Nicholas Snow and Constance Hopkins", done in 1970 by Corinne A. and Frank W. Snow? It is completely handwritten, about an inch and a half thick. I have borrowed it from someone, and must soon return it. Is it available for purchase? Are the authors still alive? How valid is their work? They seem to have a lot of information I haven't seen elsewhere, but it is almost completely unsourced. It would take me a couple of hours at a copy machine to get my own, and I'd rather have an updated copy, if available. By the way, I'm still looking for my lost SNOW ancestors, Harvey b. 1816 in NY or VT, and his son Adelbert born about 1854 in VT.

Looking for Uriah Snow of Staughton/Sharon Ma. He was born c. 1755. His son Jedidiah was born in 1785 in Staughton. Jedidah had the following children, there were others Jedidiah Harvey Snow Samuel Snow Dwight Snow Jedidiah Harvey Snow had Manlius Snow born 1837 in Sharon Thanks Joe Kendall ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.