June, Pulled my information and this is what I show: George Washington Saling b. 1775 Tenn +Mary Gage b. 1779 b. Scotland William Saling b. 6-12-1801 + Nancy Snow b. 1806 Rumsey Saling b. 1802 Tenn + Matilda Snow b. 1806 Melinda Saling b. 1830 James S. Saling b. 1832 Emily J. Saling b. 1834 Frances M. Saling b. 1836 Joseph H. Saling b. 1840 Nancy Saling b. 1840 William Saling b. 1840 Thomas Saling b. 1844 John F. Saling b. 1846 +Georgia b. 1841 Have list of Johns children if anyone intrested Mary (Molie Saling) b. 1848 d. 1907 +George C. Gordon, b. 1841 d. 1913 (My Line) Have Gordon Children if any one intrested John Saling b. 1807 Tenn Jefferson Saling b. 11-8-1808 George Saling b. 1809 Tenn Richmond Saling b. 1810 N.C Abolom Saling b. 1811 N.C Elizabeth Saling b. 1811 N.C Mary Saling b. 1812 N.C Henry Saling b. 1813 Tenn Chester b. 1818 Tenn I found most of the Saling information from the Census and the Ancestral Files. Your information shows Doc Rumsey Saling b. 1830 , Married Matilda Snow in 1829, Must be a error. I know the marrage date is correct as I found the records. Please let me know if there are any other corrections or addition. Thanks, LaNelda Gordon in from the june neal wrote: > Dear LaNelda > I am June Nichols Neal and my G,G, Grandfather is William Saling, born > 1801, Tn,Ky or NC. His wife was Nancy Snow, born 11 Jan 1806, SC or > NC. They had 12 children: William born 1840, married Verlina Emmaline > Matilda Louderback; Burton Saling born 1825 and married Sarah Ann > Snider; Elijah Saling 1826, married Sarah W. Tobard; Henry Saling, 1828, > married Cordelia Minor; Doc Rumsey Saling born 1830 in Mo and married > Matilda Snow they were marriedk 1829 in Monroe Co. Mo.; Archibald Saling > born 1831, marrried Mary Ann Burford; Elizabeth Saling 1833 married > George Jones; Purlina Salilng married Milow Gunn; James H. Saling b; > 1842 married Elizabeth Jan Ancutt; Mary Saling 1845 married Howell > Cupp; Martha Saling 1847 married David Pulse and Jefferson Saling died > as infant. > I go back another generation; William Saling married Mary Gage dau of > Daniel Gage, athe had 11 children: William, born 1801, Rumsey born 1802, > John Born 1796, George and Jefferson, Elizabeth Absalom, Richmond, Henry > Saling, Mary Saling & DAniel Saling. > Also addresses of about 3 or 4 other researchers and more information > about this Saling family. > My great gramdfather was William M. Saling, who married Verlina > Emmaline Matilda Louderback (Linnie) > Will be glad to share. Happly Hunting > June

For etymological purposes SNOW SNOWDON SNIDOW SNIDER SNEAUX SNAW SHAW CNOW etc and soundex are included in this SNOW research group - I am researching interconnections of SNIDOW or SNOW families -some puzzles & Many thanks to Irene HELM and Samuel K HELMS and many others per below: PRILLIAMAN, Jacob Sr ~1750 VA USA and collaterals, or connections per WEBB, Mary -born ~1780 Virginia USA had 7 kids by Thomas HELM WILKSON, Lucy -b~1760 Virginia USA also WILKES BRYANT, Ann -b~1760 Virginia USA dates approximate also O'BRYAN SNIDOW, Phillip ~1760 Virginia USA - see the names SNOW and SNIDER TURNER, Jane (see below) MARTIN, John (see below) - may be collateral to BAXTER HELM, Thomas -b~1780 Virginia USA see WEBB etc below HELMS, Malinda -b 1844 Franklin Co VA USA From:IREN@aol.com Iren Helm It is known that Thomas HELM,, born 1773 and d 1854 was bound out to Jacob PRILLIAMAN Sr.& his wife Walpurga at ~ age 7 after his father died and his mother was unable to care for him and his brothers. He stayed with them until he was 21 then out on his own. Whether they were related is not known, but they may have been. Jacob and Walpurga had children as follows. Jacob 2nd, married twice; first wife Barbara SNIDOW was sister of Phillip SNIDOW:; John b about 1754, also married twice. Second wife was Lucy WILKSON; Daniel 1st b.1758, married Ann BRYANT; Barbara b 1764 married Phillip SNIDOW, brother of Barbara. Thomas HELM was married 4 times. His first wife was Mary WEBB. His second wife was Elizabeth Prilliaman. Marrage bond to her issued 8-7-1808, marriage book 1 from 1788 to 1853, Franklin County, Rocky Mount VA. Thomas HELM posted surety himself. and Willaim Smith was Minister. Elizabeth Prillamin = daughter of Daniel Prilliaman SR. & Ann BRYANT, was born 1788 and died in 1812 at age 22. Thomas HELM had 13 children. Seven were by his first wife Mary WEBB. They are: Nancy HELM, married James LITTREL; James HELM, married his cousin Mary WEBB; Sarah HELM, m: David (son of Daniel PRILLIAMAN & Ann BRYANT); Barbara HELM, married cousin William HELM eldest son of Adam HELM and Constance WEBB John HELM jr married Sally LIVESTAY in May 1802; Fleming HELM, married Elizabeth PRILLIAMAN in `1828. She was daughter of Jacob PRILLIAMAN 3rd and wife Nancy SNIDOW. Lucy HELM, m John SNIDER in 1827. While married to his first wife Mary WEBB, Thomas bought 132 acres of land from Jacob BRYANT Jr. and later bought additional land from him. First purchase of land appears to be the same as that which was originally land where Jacob PRILLIAMAN Jr's fathers home was located. Thomas HELM bought all 1000 acres of the PRILLIAMAN land by 1818. Two of the 13 children were born to Thomas HELM and Elizabeth PRILLIAMAN Helm: Daniel HELM, b 1809, married Jane TURNER; Mary (Polly) HELM, born about 1810/11, married John MARTIN . Hope this information is helpful to you in some way Sincerely Irene < Thanks Irene Helm -also see HELM families of VA by Samuel K HELM(S) Please post detailed connection to these lines especially per explicitly SNOW SNOWDON SNIDOW SNIDER SNEAUX SNAW SHAW CNOW families: Harold Helm 2306 Westgate, Houston TEXAS 77019 USA (713) 529-2333 Please post connections per SNOW surname (or variant) first per Subject line format sequence: (example: use ONE at a time per post) SNIDOW, Phillip ~1760 Virginia USA or (example 2): SNOWDON (book or web page etc), TIME period, & LOCATION/country or generally per Subject sequence: SNOW, firstname & key YEAR & LOCATION/country < fill in actual data mailto:SNOW-L@rootsweb.com ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ spell address exactly this way!!! with explicit full detail in body of message, please -thanks - the body of e-mail should continue from the Subject & add more (it should be paste or plain text -not a forward or attachments) This may include connections, spouses, collaterals, source, origins CHANGE a Subject line to reply per above format if prior post failed :) P.S. Please always try to place the SURNAME of that SURNAME group or the variant spelling of that SURNAME so that it is always the FIRST WORD in the SUBJECT line of any post (country the last) Thanks For SNOWE posting first word of Subject line should be SNOWE For SNODOR posting first word of Subject line should be SNODOR For SNIDOW posting first word of Subject line should be SNIDOW For SNOWDOW posting first word of Subject line should be SNOWDOW For SNOWDEN posting first word of Subject line should be SNOWDEN For SNOWDON posting first word of Subject line should be SNOWDON For SNOW posting first word of Subject line should be SNOW If posting URLs please excerpt on topic data with proper credits :) Sources needed, please - can you help? Thanks for your cooperation. Cheers! please read detail in Welcome message or ask Harold. Special topics: genetics, books, places mailto:sundance@neosoft.com Please do not cross post CC: multiple lists. No attachments, please. 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I am looking for proof of the marriage of Nathan Snow and Fannie Qualls. Nathan was all or part Indian. He and Fannie eloped and the story says they went to the Indian territory. Both Snow and Qualls families were in Johnson Co., AR in the 1850's. They were married in 1854. I can't find them on the 1860 census in AR or the Indian territories. Nathan died 15 June 1863. Fannie returned to Johnson Co., AR and remarried Silas Jackson Cooper. I appreciate your help! Linda

Researching William Henry Snow (b. 5/7/1814, North Hampton, d. 9/4/1888 in Kalamazoo, MI). He was my great, great grandfather. He was the son of Ralph Snow and Theodosia Brooks of MA and CT. His known siblings were: Frances, Mary, Louisa, and Angelina. William Henry Snow married Esther Frances Denslow 9/19/1837 in Hartford, CT. Their children were: Genrge Henry Snow, Emily Frances Snow (my great-grandmother), Charles Albert Snow, Julia Harwood Snow, Mary Buck Snow, and Gertrude May Snow. William Henry was apprenticed to Church and Rogers Jewelers in Hartford, CT in 1831 where he first learned his trade as a watchmaker. Any further information on William Henry, his father Ralph, or any of his siblings would be appreciated. Thanks! Susan Pope ruskii_dom@msn.com

I'm looking for anything on my gggrandmother who was put up for adoption in Tarrant co. TX. in 1884 when she was about 4 y.o. She was at least 1/2 Indian. Her name was Gracie THOMAS and on her adoption papers it says her mother was Mrs. Annie THOMAS but no mention of the father. She was adopted by a white couple-Dick/Richard and Nancy/Nannie Matthews. Nannies maiden name was SHAWVER they are all from TX. Dicks name at birth was DAVID S.MCHERD-he was from East coast-NY & VT. It MAY be possible that Gracies mother was Mary Anne(Polly) SNOW and married a william THOMAS from Canada and lived in ST.ALBANS,VT. abt.1870 Any info appreciated, Brigitte

I have some civil war pension records for Orrin SNOW and wife Charlotte F.(T.)? SNOW, for son Horace SNOW who died in Civil war, 1864. They are all from VT. Charlottes maiden name is PUFFLE and married Orrin in ST. Albans in 1837. If this helps anyone I'll be glad to share. Brigitte

Hi everyone! I sorry for repeating myself, but I had sent an email to the list regarding this manuscript. I have been having receiving problems with my email, and I was wondering if I had missed any emails in reponse to this search. If I have please let me know. I truly appreciate your time, Thank You, Lori Snow lsnow@petro-canada.ca

I am looking for any connections to Jesse SNOW b 1792 SC. He mar Sarah (maiden name unknown) abt 1820 in GA. They had at least 5 children and is listed on the 1850 census of Murray County, GA. 1. Elizabeth A. Snow b 1821 GA 2. Sarah A. Snow b 1826 GA 3. Francis Jane Snow b 1829 GA mar Joel Sweeney or Swiney 1848 Murray Co GA 4. Moses Moran Snow b 1831 GA mar Aley Moriah Pruitt 1855 Tarrant Co TX 5. Nancy Snow b 1833 Murray Co GA Joel Sweeney and Moses Moran Snow both died in the Civil War. My line continued with Francis Jane Snow-Sweeney as she had at least 3 children: 1. Mary Ann Sweeney b 1849 Murray Co GA mar William Anderson Golden 2. James J. Sweeney b 1855 GA mar Lucy Jane Skinner 3. John Sweeney b 1860 GA mar Martha Jackson I would appreciate any information regarding Jesse Snow, any of his descendents or his siblings. Mike Golden MGolden603@aol.com

Obediah Snow born 1804 in Georgia, died in Saline or Pulaski County, Arkansas, does he belong to any of the older Obediah Snow's. He is suppose to be 1/2 Cherokee. I am Bennie L. Coffey Loftin, a descendant of Solomon Snow and Nancy Elizabeth Rowan of Saline County, AR. Solomon was a son of Obediah and first wife Malaney McMurray. SNOW-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > SNOW-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 11 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [SNOW-L] Re: SNOW-D Digest V98 [Max & Sammie Leap <thewoods@yuba1.] > #2 [SNOW-L] Re: SNOW, Obediah [Steve/Betty Snow <snow@caribnet.ne] > #3 [SNOW-L] From Snow to Snow (manusc ["Snow, Lori 403-5829" <LSNOW@petro] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from SNOW-D, send a message to > > SNOW-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [SNOW-L] Re: SNOW-D Digest V98 #7 > Date: Mon, 02 Mar 1998 21:09:36 -0800 > From: Max & Sammie Leap <thewoods@yuba1.yubacoe.k12.ca.us> > To: SNOW-L@rootsweb.com > > Thanks Francis for the informative citations on the "Obediahs" of Surry > and Wilkes Counties NC. Whether or not any of these Obediah's belong to > me, I am curious. Why was William Thompson appointed guardian of little > Obed and sister Jane when there were other older male siblings nearby > who should have been appointed? Wasn't Abigail (their mother) still > alive? Also, why was William Thompson ordered by the court to sell > Obed's slaves and then he bought Obed's plantation? This is most > curious. Have any thoughts on this? Is there more to this story that we > haven't yet heard? Sorry, I love history. > Sammie Leap > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [SNOW-L] Re: SNOW, Obediah > Date: Tue, 03 Mar 1998 06:16:22 -0500 > From: Steve/Betty Snow <snow@caribnet.net> > To: thewoods@yuba1.yubacoe.k12.ca.us > CC: SNOW-L@rootsweb.com > > I know that when Thomas SNOW drowned, Elizabeth took inventory and then > most of the farm (except for the land) was auctioned. They had several > kids, youngest two year old twins. The three men supervising provided, > as had been ordered by the court, certain specified foodstuffs for a > year's provisions. Elizabeth bought back quite a few of the family's > possessions. > > I have come across other families where guardians were appointed for > kids even though their mother was living. Guess women weren't > considered smart enough to make decisions for their kids. > > Could it be that William Thompson was considered a better protector of > their interests/inheritance -- some of which could be in conflict with > interests of siblings? > > Sammie wrote: > I am curious. Why was William Thompson appointed guardian of little > Obed and sister Jane when there were other older male siblings nearby > who should have been appointed? Wasn't Abigail (their mother) still > alive? > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [SNOW-L] From Snow to Snow (manuscript) > Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1998 10:45:00 -0700 > From: "Snow, Lori 403-5829" <LSNOW@petro-canada.ca> > To: "'Snow'" <snow-L@rootsweb.com> > > Hi everyone! > One of our fellow SNOW researchers Ernie has informed me of a > manuscript called From Snow to Snow by James G. Snow, 1984. He cited a > bit of the information in the manuscript to me. The part he sent was > ironically about my g-g-grandfather in Harbour Grace, Newfoundland. I > would love to get my hands on a copy of this manuscript. My grandfather > Des Snow's 75th birthday is approaching and I think he would love a copy > of this for his birthday. He has been absolutely in awe from the work I > have already been doing on our family history. So I think this could be > an added bonus. If anybody knows how I can get my hands on this > manuscript please let me know. It will be immensely appreciated. > > Thank You! > Lori Snow > lsnow@petro-canada.ca

Hi everyone! One of our fellow SNOW researchers Ernie has informed me of a manuscript called From Snow to Snow by James G. Snow, 1984. He cited a bit of the information in the manuscript to me. The part he sent was ironically about my g-g-grandfather in Harbour Grace, Newfoundland. I would love to get my hands on a copy of this manuscript. My grandfather Des Snow's 75th birthday is approaching and I think he would love a copy of this for his birthday. He has been absolutely in awe from the work I have already been doing on our family history. So I think this could be an added bonus. If anybody knows how I can get my hands on this manuscript please let me know. It will be immensely appreciated. Thank You! Lori Snow lsnow@petro-canada.ca

I know that when Thomas SNOW drowned, Elizabeth took inventory and then most of the farm (except for the land) was auctioned. They had several kids, youngest two year old twins. The three men supervising provided, as had been ordered by the court, certain specified foodstuffs for a year's provisions. Elizabeth bought back quite a few of the family's possessions. I have come across other families where guardians were appointed for kids even though their mother was living. Guess women weren't considered smart enough to make decisions for their kids. Could it be that William Thompson was considered a better protector of their interests/inheritance -- some of which could be in conflict with interests of siblings? Sammie wrote: I am curious. Why was William Thompson appointed guardian of little Obed and sister Jane when there were other older male siblings nearby who should have been appointed? Wasn't Abigail (their mother) still alive?

Thanks Francis for the informative citations on the "Obediahs" of Surry and Wilkes Counties NC. Whether or not any of these Obediah's belong to me, I am curious. Why was William Thompson appointed guardian of little Obed and sister Jane when there were other older male siblings nearby who should have been appointed? Wasn't Abigail (their mother) still alive? Also, why was William Thompson ordered by the court to sell Obed's slaves and then he bought Obed's plantation? This is most curious. Have any thoughts on this? Is there more to this story that we haven't yet heard? Sorry, I love history. Sammie Leap

Descendants of Obediah Snow Generation No. 1 1. OBEDIAH2 SNOW (HENRY1) was born Abt. 1763 in Rowan (Later Surry) North Carolina, and died 1823 in Surry County, North Carolina. He married ABIGAIL RIGGS Bef. 1787 in Surry County, North Carolina, daughter of SAMUEL RIGGS and ELIZABETH TOMPKINS. Notes for OBEDIAH SNOW: 1787 Colonial Census there is an Oba Snow in Wilkes, North Carolina 1790 Census there is an Obed Snow in Wilkes, North Carolina page 124 1 male over 16 1 male under 16 2 females 1800 Census there is an Obe (Abe) Snow in Surry, North Carolina page 693 3 males to 10 1male 10-16 1 male 26-45 3 females to 10 1 female 26-45 1810 Census there is an Obed Snow in Surry, North Carolina page 180, John is on page 109 or 150 1820 Census there is an Obediah Snow in Surry, North Carolina page 774, John and John Sr. are on page 768Circa 1795 Plat Map 0f Surry, NC has Obediah, Jacob, Henry, and Richard Snow also Henry Southard and Samuel Riggs Appears on Wilkes County North Carolina tax list Lived on Michells River in Surry, North Carolina 1800 Samuel Riggs names Abigial Snow, surely his daughter in his will Page 180, 1810 Census Surry, NC son Larkin is nearby Male 26-45 Obed is abt 47 Female 26-45 Abigail is abt 43 Male 16-26 Levi is 18 Female 16-26 Child is abt 16 Male 10-16 Henry is 11 Female 10-16 Morning is 15 Female 0-10 Margaret is 10 Female 0-10 Judah is abt 6 Male 0-10 Obediah L is 1 NC Page 774, 1820 Census Surry, NC, next to Fielding Snow and Job Southard, William Thompson is nearby Male 45+ Obed abt 57 Female 45+ Abigail abt 53 Female 16-26 Child abt 26 Female 16-26 Morning is 25, m. 1813 Female 16-26 Margaret is 20, m.1821 Female 16-20 Judah is 16 Male 10-16 Obed is 11 Female 0-10 Nancy is 9 Male 0-10 Slaves 3 Feb 1824 Court ordered William Thompson to sell Obed's Negroes, they were sold for $940,50 Sep 1825 his plantation was sold to William Thompson for $138.25 More About OBEDIAH SNOW: Occupation: Farmer Burial: Old Snow Cemetery, Surry, North Carolina More About ABIGAIL RIGGS: Relationship: 4th Cousin 6 times removed Children of OBEDIAH SNOW and ABIGAIL RIGGS are: i. TABITHA3 SNOW, b. Abt. 1787, Surry County, North Carolina; d. Grayson, County, Virginia. ii. LARKIN SNOW, b. Abt. 1789, Surry County, North Carolina; d. Abt. 1879, Surry County, North Carolina; m. ELIZABETH NORMAN. Notes for LARKIN SNOW: Page 180, 1810 Census Surry NC, Obed is 8 Households away Male 16-26 Larkin is abt 21 Female 16-26 Elizabeth is abt 21 Female 0-10 Nancy is 5 Was an old Stager at the William Easley Tub Mill on the little Fish River According to book "A Reminiscent History of the Ozark Region" Howell, Missouri pages 513-515, Levi Smith grandson of Larkin and Elizabeth (Norman) Snow, Obediah Snow was a North Carolinian by birth. More About LARKIN SNOW: Occupation: Miller iii. LEVI R SNOW, b. 25 February 1792, Surry County, North Carolina; d. 31 May 1869, Kaufman, Texas; m. ABIGAIL BODINE, 4 February 1819, Bedford County, Tennessee. Notes for LEVI R SNOW: 1820 Census, Bedford, Tennessee Male 26-45 Levi is 28 Female 16-26 Abigail is abt 26 Female 0-10 could be Sally Female 0-10 More About LEVI R SNOW: Occupation: Farmer Burial: Family Cemetery iv. CHILD SNOW, b. Abt. 1794, Surry County, North Carolina. v. MOURNING SNOW, b. Abt. 1794, Surry County, North Carolina; d. 24 September 1883, Surry County, North Carolina; m. JOB SOUTHARD, 2 September 1813, Home of Henry Southard, Surry, North Carolina. Notes for MOURNING SNOW: Census lists Morning as a midwife, After Job's death she lived with the different families in the area and taight the weaving of clothand wove beautiful covers and spreads. She drew a penison from the 1812 War of $8.00 per month More About MOURNING SNOW: Occupation: Midwife Burial: Jones-Cockerham Cemetery, Surry, NC Notes for JOB SOUTHARD: Page 779 1820 Surry, NC Census Male 26-45 Levi is 53 Female 26-45 Morning is 26 Male 0-10 James abt 6 Male 0-10 Martin is abt 5 Male 0-10 Joel is abt 5 Female 0-10 Nancy is abt 4 More About JOB SOUTHARD: Occupation: September 1814, War of 1812 Military Service: Farmer Burial: Jones-Cockerham Cemetery, Surry, NC vi. HENRY SNOW, b. 1799, Surry County, North Carolina; m. (1) REBECCA ???, Abt. 1819; m. (2) LOURENER DAVIS, 8 May 1834, Carlinville, Macoupin, IL. Notes for HENRY SNOW: Migrated early to Tennessee, son William M born there 13 February 1820 Henry appears in the 1830 Sangamon, Illinois Census page 139, 33 households from John Snow Male 30-40 Henry is 31 NC Female 30-40 Rebecca is 28 Male 15-20 Could be brother Obed who was 20-21 Male 10-15 William M is 10 TN Female 5-10 Female 5-10 Female 0-5 Nancy is 3 IL Female 0-5 HHP is 0 IL 1 April 1833, Bought 40 A sec 15 Shaw Point, Macoupin, IL from Govt 3 June 1833, Bought 40 A sec 14 Shaw Point, Macoupin, IL from Govt 9 April 1834, Bought 80 A sec 14 Shaw Point, Macoupin, IL from Govt 12 April 1834, Bought 80 A sec 15 Shaw Point, Macoupin, IL from Govt 8 May 1834 Married Lourener Davis in Macoupin, Illinois 1840 Census Macoupin, (Shaw Point?) Illinois page 24 Male 30-40 Henry is 41 NC Female 20-30 Lourener is 25 KY Male 15-20 William M is 20 TN Female 15-20 Female 10-15 Nancy is 13 IL Female 10-15 could be Rebecca J born 1827 TN Female 10-15 Female 5-10 H H P is 9 IL Female 5-10 Martha is 8 IL Male 0-5 Henry is 4 IL Female 0-5 Celia is 2 IL 7 February 1849, Bought Land from David Plan or Plain (could be the David Pain who is living next to Frostand Snow in Surry NC) Sec 22 (Shaw Point?) 14 October 1850, Census Shaw Point Macoupin, IL Page 248 next to Ezra Barrick whos son Charles Barrick married Mary Ashbaugh mother of Henry Moore's (Timer's grandfather) 1st Wife More About HENRY SNOW: Occupation: Farmer More About REBECCA ???: Burial: Macoupin, Illinois More About LOURENER DAVIS: Burial: Macoupin, Illinois vii. MARGARET SNOW, b. 1800, Surry County, North Carolina; d. 1874, Zephyr, Surry, North Carolina; m. CHRISTLEY WILLEY, 8 January 1821, Surry County, North Carolina. More About MARGARET SNOW: Burial: Their Farm, Zephyr, Surry, NC More About CHRISTLEY WILLEY: Burial: Their Farm, Zephyr, Surry, NC viii. JUDAH SNOW, b. Abt. 1804, Surry County, North Carolina. ix. OBEDIAH LYON SNOW, b. 25 July 1809, Surry County, North Carolina; d. 18 February 1859, Litchfield, Mongomery, Illinois; m. HANNAH PITMAN, 2 November 1833, Carlinville, Macoupin, Illinois. Notes for OBEDIAH LYON SNOW: 05 November 1834, Bought Goverment Land in section 34 Nilwood, Illinois, Sulphur Springs cemetery is in section 25 19 November 1836, Bought Land from James Johnson, Macoupin, Illinois 30 August 1850, Census District 22 (to be Pitman 1876) Montgomery, IllinoisBorn 1809 in the Mitchell River area of the Pine Branch, east of Iron Works Road, Surry, NC 1823 after the death of his father William Thompson is appointed guardian of young Obed and his sister Jane 1830 Sangamon, Illinois Census page 139 there is a male of Obed's age living with Henry Snow. 19 June 1832, Obed is Pvt. in Capt. Bennet Nowlen's Co. 4th Reg. 3rd Brigade, IL mounted, Black Hawk War. 2 Nov 1833 Obed marries Hannah Pitman in Macoupin, Illinois 05 November 1834, Bought Goverment Land in section 34 Nilwood, Illinois, Sulphur Springs cemetery is in section 25 19 November 1836, Bought Land from James Johnson, Macoupin, Illinois 1840, page 782 Census Marion County Illinois as Obadiah Snow Male 20-30 Obed is 31 NC Female 20-30 Hannah is 27 KY Male 5-10 Newton is 5 IL Male 0-5 Francis is 4 IL Male 0-5 Thomas is 2 IL Female 0-5 Hannah is 5 IL 30 August 1850, page 114 Census District 22 (to be Pitman 1876) Montgomery, Illinois, listed as O L Snow More About OBEDIAH LYON SNOW: Occupation: Farmer Military Service: 19 June 1832, Black Hawk War Notes for HANNAH PITMAN: 1880, Census Irving,Montgomery, IL, Mother-in-Law Hannah Snow 65 yrs old living with family of Johm S and Icephena (Snow) Ault1880, Census Irving, Montgomery, Illinois, living with John and Jennie (Snow) Ault 65 yrs old page 300 More About HANNAH PITMAN: Burial: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Salem, Missouri x. JANE SNOW, b. Abt. 1811, Surry County, North Carolina; m. WILLIAM HOLDER, 22 December 1832, Surry County, North Carolina.

I am looking for info on my relatives, Nancy Jane SHAWVER married Dick/Richard Mathews -AKA- DAVID S. MCHERD(name at birth) They are listed below. They adopted a daughter in 1884 in TX., GRACIE THOMAS. I need info on everyone but especially GRACIE who's mother was Mrs. ANNIE THOMAS who MAY also be known as Mary Anne SNOW but I'm not sure. submitted by Charlou Dolan, 711 W. Eleventh, Rolla, MO 65401; 314-364-5082, submitted Feb 1987: Caroline T. Walker (John 2, William 1) was born 25 Jan 1816 (from tombstone). She married John Shawver in 1834. He was born 20 Nov 1800 (from tombstone) in Sweet Springs, Monroe Co., VA, the son of John Shawver and Margaret (Wiley) Shawver. . . . John died 21 Jul 1880 and is buried in the Mt. Tabor Cemetery, 2 miles east of Atlanta, Macon Co., MO. Caroline is also buried there d. 12 Mar 1872, age 56 y 2 m 18 d. Children of John Shawver and Caroline Susan (Walker) Shawver: Benton Shawver b. ca. 1835 m. May Cole Amanda "mandie" Shawver, b. ca. 1838 m/l Robert Goodson, m/2 L. S. Ebrite Daniel G. Shawver, b. c. 1839 Elisha T. Shawver, b. ca. 1843, James Shawver, John Anderson Shawver, b.ca. 1845, m. Lona Tnompson George Shawver, b. ca. 1848 m. Dora Smith Nancy P. C. Shawver, b. ca. 1850, m. Dick Matthews Robert H. Shawver b. ca. 1859 m/l Mary A. Warnick, m/2 Lula Dockery Lora Shawver Montillian Shawver m Linne Rowe _____ In my personal Shaver file family group record dtd 18 Aug 1994 from Nancy Stanbery, 207 North Main St., Jenera, OH 45841 Sebastian Shawver, b. ca. 1733, d. 15 Oct 1816 Monroe Co., Virginia. Came 3 October 1753 on the Ship "Eastern Branch," James Nevin, Capt. from Rotterdam, last from Portsmouth. He took the oath of allegiance to Penn. Penn Archives Ser. 11; Vol XVII page 425 In Seed-Bed of the Republic page 144 by Robert Douthat Stoner, Kingsport Press, 1962, Bastion (Sebastian Shawver) found in the Order Book dated 1780-1780. Wife unknown children: Jacob, George, John born 1767, d. before Nov 1831 in VA, spouse Margaret Wiley, married 15 Jun 1800 Botetourt co, VA; Christoher, Elizabeth Hambarger, Barbara Rowen, Sally. _____ Also in my personal file, copy of will made I think by WPA project of Bosten Shaver, signed Sebaston Shawver. Will dated Jan 1813, proved October term, 1816, Monroe Co., VA. (This is now West Virginia.) Will Book 1, pp 355 and 356

Looking for info on a MARY ANNE SNOW-(Possibly AKA Mrs. ANNIE THOMAS) Married a WILLIAM THOMAS and lived in St. Albans, VT. around the 1870's Possibly had at least one daughter named Gracie Thomas who was put up for adoption in 1884 in TX. to a white couple named Dick/Richard and Nancy Matthews -AKA- Dick and Nannie McHerd Gracie was Indian but I do not know which, or if both parents were Indian. Gracie's death cert. says she was born in New Mexico but I do not think this is true. ANY info. appreciated! Thanx Brigitte

Am looking for information & sources for family of James Snow who died in NY City 24 Feb 1810. Was he from Nova Scotia? Need parents, wife and any children he may have had. Thank you. Donna Snow Crouthamel

Searching for family of Samuel Snow 10-1853 to 7-11-1941. Family lived in Tennessee and Arkansas. Thanks - Sheila Young

Dear Noelle Lynn in Vancouver Is., Canada . . . Exciting to get your note which was >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I am a descendent of Samuel SNOW, his wife was Wealthy CLOUGH born 1803. I would love to exchange information with anyone else researching this line. Please contact myself privately at this email addy.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I have been searching for info about a Samuel Snow who is listed in 1820 NY Census for Warsaw, Wyoming Co., who was living next door Thomas F. Palmer. This TFP was married 1815 at Broadalbin Montgomery Co NY to Rebeckah Snow. She was b. about 1893 vic. of Providence RI. I am quite certain the Samuel next door was her brother. Anyway, what can you tell us about your Samuel? What is source for your info on his 1802 birth at Eaton NY?? When where was he & Ms. Clough married? Where did they live? etc? Could be a fit. Names of their children? Names of his/her parents? I have posted many times before to the SNOW-L re both Sameul Snow or Rebeckah Snow Palmer . . . still no luck. Would like to hear more from you. Take care. Noelle Lynn (Vancouver Island, Canada)

Ernie; Re the book at the MAine State Library and material there on SNOW's from Canada; None of the books there can leave the library...unless the policy has changed in the past year....also re copies by mail; do not think they do that either . A cousin of mine goes there frequently for me when she is doing her own research and unless the policy has changed, everything has to be done on the premises and copies made for the person using the material. Donna

Hello All I am a descendent of Samuel SNOW, his wife was Wealthy CLOUGH born 1803. I would love to exchange information with anyone else researching this line. Please contact myself privately at this email addy. yoohoo_itsme@cybergal.com Thank you. Take care. Noelle Lynn (Vancouver Island, Canada) Cherokee County Iowa, GenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~iacherok/cherokee.htm ICQ # 7567601 (for authorization type "genealogy") Verner IRE>MA?>VT?>IA>SD; VanSchoonhoven NY>WI>MN>SD; Green TX>WA; Barber NY>TX>WA; Pyner IRE>WI>MN>SD; White SCT>USA; Snow NY>WI>SD; Miller SCT>MA>IA>SD; Clough; Fonda; Rockwell; Slingerland; Viele; Scott; De Trieux; Bratt; Holden; Stowe; Wills; Griswold; Bernie; Scott; Van Den Bergh; Metselaer; Volkertszen; Frere; Loockermans; Swart; Mayer; Van Rotmers; Bradt; Cornelius ***************************************************************************** Who you become depends on the people you help along the way. *****************************************************************************