Looking for parents and siblings of Samuel Snow who married Jane ?.Samuel died in 1909 Osage Co. Ks. Jane died may 1898-Osage Co Ks.They had a son named Samuel Asbury Snow who married Bertha Plettner in Osage Co. Ks in 1895.Their oldest son is also buried in Osage Co. Ks. His name was Samuel Joseph Snow (Joe).Two of their children wound up in Colorado: Wesley and Pearl May Snow Leavitt-Galley.

My g grandfather was Joseph Lorenzo Snow b. 21 Nov. 1840 (Mason Blitz VA or W. VA) He served in the Civil War and ended up in Texas Co., MO. He married Pamela Hunter in 1866 and they had 10 children who I know. One letter says he was an apprentice at an early age but not adopted. His picture looks like the Lorenzo Snow of the Mormon Church but I can go no further. He was a Baptist Preacher and started a church in Texas Co, which still stands today with a big cemetery. I would sure appreciate any help for I am against a brick wall.

I am descended from David Harold Snowden, b 1841 in Pughtown, Brooke, WV. He died Mar 24, 1905 probably in either Rice county or Reno county, KS. He married Mary (Min) Elizabeth Falconer Dec 2, 1875 in Sugargrove, Warren, PA. David's parents were William Snowden, Jr and Mary Elizabeth (Polly) Pugh. Min Falconer was born Apr 26, 1851 in Sugargrove, Warren, PA and died Jan 4, 1943 in Sterling, Reno, KS. Min's parents were Robert James Falconer and Mary Sill. Min later married Amo Phillips and then George C. Lyon. David and Min had two children: Mary Elizabeth (Bessie) Snowden (my great grandmother who married William Wallace Hamilton) (1877-1957) and David Harold snowden, Jr. (who married a woman named May) (1889-?). I am looking for a more complete date of birth for David Harold Snowden, a death date for David, Jr. and would welcome any information on any other members of the family. Thanks for any help you can give! Kay Daniels Santa Fe, NM kaydaniels@juno.com _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hi Lori, Ernie C , in Fort Myers, Florida blamy 76 degrees There is a typscript publication located in the Maine State Library, Augusta, Maine, called From Snow to Snow by James G. Snow. James Snow, Publisher, New York, New York 1984. Since this line did not seem to relate to the Snow Line I'm working on I only copied about 20 pages from some 70-80 pages. I would suggest you write the Maine State Library <which has a great genealogy collection> I doubt if they participate in Inter Library Loan, but if they do you can go to your local library and request the manuscript through you local library. But I strongly suspect they will not lend manuscripts. Hense, you might try seeing if they will copy it and at what price. If they are reasonable, say 10c a page the total might come to about $10.00 Below are some pages which I copied. I'll be happy to copy them at the local copy place and send you what I have. It could save you some cash by sending the library the pages you have copied and only ask that they copy what you don't have. Anyway here is some of the data I extracted. <data enclose as such are my comments> p 60 Example of Snows in the Harbor Grace Anglican Register 1850-1867 <not sure this is a complete list> SNOW Haror Grace, Anglican. 1855 Charles/Frances had son John Charles 1856 George/Mary has son Nathaniel 31st May Charles/Frances has son William 13th November 1857 Henry/Mary Ann had daugher Martha 15 March. George/Ann had son Thomas 17th September <------------------------<<< 1858 William/Julia had daughter Ellen Mary 1859 James/Julia had daughter Mary Ann 22nd May George/Mary had son George Henry 30th June 1860 George/Jane had daughter Diana lst March Frederick/Jane had son Robert Charles 4th April William/Julia had daughter Jane 7th September Charles/Frances had son Edwin 26th September Richard/Mary had son Thomas 4 November. 1861 James/Julia had son Austin 6th January Henry/Mary Ann had daughter Helena 5th April Robert/Mary had daughter Emily Elizabeth 19th May 1862 Fredrick/Jane has son Frederick William 26th march William/Martha has son James Henry 18th May Charles/Susanna had daughter Sarah Elizabeth 3rd November George/Mary has son Thomas John 11th November 1863 Stephen/Ann had daughter Sophia 7th January George/Jane has Thomas 17th June Robert/Mary has son William Edward 8th October Henry/Mary Ann had daughter Lavinia 6th December. 1866 Robert/Mary had son Robert Charles <no date given> William/Matilda has son George William 18th December 1867 William/Martha Jane had son John Eddison <no date given> <It would probably be worth while Harbor Grace and se if there are might be Vital Records of the town published> p 61 Snow Christian Names associations in Newflound. (Listed As Adults by these dates unless listed as born CHRISTIAN NAME COMMUNITY DATE (s) Edmund Port de Grave 1818-29 Jacob Bearneed (Port de Grave) 1757 onwards James Harbor Grave born cira 1730-1802 James (son of Edward) Bay Roberts 1785 onwards William Harbor Grace 1758 " William Port de dGrave 1758 " William Cupids 1800 " William Bay Roberts 1803 " William Lower Island Cove 1815 " Edward Harbor Grace 1750 " Edward Bay Roberts before 1750 Edward Port de Grave by 1793 John Bell Island 1709 John Harbor Grace by 1765 John Port de Grave by 1760 John Bay Roberts by 1768 Thomas Port de Grave by 1777 Thomas Bearneed by 1823 Thomas Cupids by 1786 George Harbor Gace by 1800 Charles Bay Roberts by 1825 Charles Harbor Grace born 1778 Charles Port de Grave born 1788 Blathwaite Harbor Grace born 1788 p 62 Data for people named Snow from Newfoundland in Boston 1840-90 <More data on this page- just passing along one entry which looked intereting. Mary Jane Snow, age 19 daughter of Henry and Mary Snow of Harbor Grace, Nfld married April 12, 1874 in Boston to Joseph Payne, aged 25, son of Henry and Martha Payne of St. Johns, Nfld. <perhaps some connection of your Thomas Payne Snow. > The author thought these Newfloundland Snow's might have originated from Devonshire, England or perhaps the Channel Island. Several pages of Snow's are named from the Devonshire Registers and Churches, but he apparently was unable to connect any of these Snow p 9 In the 1955 Offical List of Electors, Snow was the twenty-first most common name in Newfoundland - 744 listing. The name appeared in Newfound around 1675 (1) Footnote: (1) E. R. Seary, Family Names of the Island of Newfoundland (1977) "Basically the family (Snow) are of the Channel Islands, or just possibly Davonshire extraction" Given the family connection with Bareneed, they were obviously of the group who, in the eighteenth century, were basically established in Port de Grave, although I am sure that all the numerous Snow in Conception Bay had a common origin in the John who was planted at Kelly's Island in 1708." (2) K. Mathews, M.S., D. Philo, Chairman, Maritime History Dept., Memorial University, St. John's, Newfoundland. "My book, The Quiet Adventures in Canada, about Channel Island families there, will be in print next month. There is only the mention of Snow, from the Channel Islands to Nfld. a bye-boatkeeper." (3) (3) Mrs. Marion Turk, Historian and Author, Parma, Ohio I traced my family line through 5 generations, mostly in Newfoundland, to about 170 Born In Newfoundland A. Edward Snow married Frances (?) before 1785 B. John William Snow married Catherine Mandevill 1828 C. William Snow married Rebecca Maher 1861 D. James Snow married Bridget Hogan Born in Brookly F. James Snow married Joan McPadden 1855 p 10 A. Edward Snow (born c. 1750 / Frances (?) The Harbour Grace Methodist Parish Register list 5 baptisms for this family: James - 1785 Mary - 1787 John - 1789 Fanny - 1789 Betsy - 1798 B. John William Snow/Catherine Mandeville John Snow, a farmer and fisherman of Salmon Cove, Port de Grave, and Catherine Mandeville lived together for about 12 years before they married on October 30, 1828. The marriage was delayed either because it was a mixed marriage or because of their distance from the nearest Catholic church. Their marriage and the baptisms of 8 of thier children were recorded in the Harbour Grace Roman Catholic Parish Registers. John apparently used his middle name at times since the marriage register records William Snow as the husband of Catherine Mandeville and the baptismal records list John as the father 's name for 6 of the children and William as the father'sname for the other 2 (4th and 6th). Their children were: John baptized May 10, 1824 Catherine " May 21, 1826 Martin " June 3, 1828 Emelia " November 22, 1829 Maria " June 20, 1830 Thomas " October 2, 1831 Johanna " June 2, 1832 Richard " February 12, 1834 Their marriage, however, ended in tragedy. John disappeared on the night of August 31, 1833, and Cathernine was accused and subsequently convicted as an accomplice in his murder. She was 3 months pregant when John disappared. "The most tragic execution to take place in Newfoundland was the hanging of a forty-year old mother of seven children from.... <do not have the next pages> <The numbering on my copies are strange some have numbering at the top and some with numbering at the bottom. I've used the bottom pages numbers only> <Other pages list information of other Snow Families in New England and other details about the Snow Family in general. > <Advise if you would like snail mail copies of what little I have???> <This should open up some resources for you. He quotes from Church of England, Roman Catholic, and Methodist Church registers at Harbour Grace, so these are mostly likely in print. You may wish to write the Historical or Genealogy Societies in Harbor Grave if they exsist. I suspect Memorial University at St John's probably has a pretty fair genealogy collection which they might lend from. Have found Public Libraries usually won't lend but many universities do.> <My guess there is a Newfoundland Genelogy or Historical Society which might also be helpful. Memorial University would be a good place to start> <As a sideline I spent 18 months in St John's Newfounland with the American Airforce. Flew routinely, as a crewmember, to Labrador, Greenland, Iceland and the great Canadian Artic area taking photographs and part of an airforce news team covering the artic in my younger days>

Hi Group............. I have changed my address my old address was SCHBUSDRV@AOL.COM and my new address is SCHBUSDRV@THEGRID.NET My Web address is http://www.geocities.com/heartland/9441/ please mark your address books if we have been communicating. Thanks Debi K.

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Hi Everybody, I was wondering if there were any Canadian Snows out there. I have this family dated back to 1857 in the Eastern part of Canada. If you have any Canadian Snows please contact me at lsnow@petro-canada.ca Thank you, Lori

A lady I work with has the following Snow family and I copied it from her writing: Betty Brown of Blanchard, Oklahoma is daughter of Perry Snow and granddaughter of Elisha Snow. Children of Emanuel & Samual Elisha Henry James Aaron Elizabeth Mandy Lizzy She didn't have any dates or any other information. Does this ring a bell with anyone? This lady lives here in west central Arkansas. Thanks for any help you can give. Jan Jamison jamisonj@ola.afsc.k12.ar.us

Hello to all: This is my first post to this list. I am looking for information on Martha Jane SNOW, my great grandmother. This is all I know about her: Martha Jane b. Apr 10, 1844 Kentucky d. March 18, 1924 m. Dec 19, 1859 in Burnett Co, Texas to Charles Holbert Eller b. Sep 21, 1835 Booneville, MO d. Apr 19, 1922 Canadian, Hemphill Co, TX. Children: Columbus, James Madison, Mary Ellen, John David, Annie Elizabeth, Haner Angeline, William Jacup, Rebecca Sarah, twins, Charles Abner, Samuel, Martha Susan, and Nellie Ellen.

I would so like any help on finding anything about my lost ancestor: Mary Ann (signed Polly) SNOW b. abt 1830, probably GA d. 1911 probably GA? married: Solomon WADE b. 1830 probably GA, d. 1865 Camp Chase OH was in the Civil War, died a week before end of war was in GA Cherokee Lt Artillary then Capt. Van Den Corput's Co A then in J. G. Yeiser's Lt Battery GA Volunteers one known child: James Calvin WADE b. 1858 d. 1926 or 27 Any help would be so appreciated! Judith Judith Wade Anderson earl_and_judith@bigfoot.com Judith seeks: W-A-D-E, S-N-O-W, B-A-R-N-E-S, B-O-G-G-S, W-I-L-L-E-T-T Earl seeks: A-N-D-E-R-S-O-N, I-C-K-E-S (I-C-K-I-S, E-K-I-S-S, etc), Y-O-R-K, H-U-G-H-E-S

Does anyone know names of the children of Obediah SNOW and Abigail "Tabby" RIGGS from Surry Co., NC? Thanks for all your help Sammie Leap

I am looking for the Ancestors/siblings of Obediah SNOW born NC possibly Surry Co between 1765 and 1796. He had a daughter Sarah SNOW who married a GENTRY. Do these folks look familiar to anyone out there? If so be happy to share. and I do need your help. Sammie Leap/California

At 01:35 PM 1/25/98 EST, you wrote: >Dear Richard . . . > >Saw your Shaw note 1-24, and am especially intersted in . . . > >3-- Lydia SHAW (1670-1714) Lakenham,Plymouth,MA,USA > sp-Nicholas SNOW (1663-1754) Eastham,Barnstable,MA,USA > 4-- Jonathan SNOW (1691- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA > sp-Thankful FREEMAN ( - ) > 4-- Mark SNOW (1695- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA > 4-- Nathaniel SNOW (1697- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA > sp-Elizabeth ELDRIDGE ( - ) > 4-- Joshua SNOW (1700- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA > 4-- Thankful SNOW (1701- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA > sp-Joseph BURGESS ( - ) > 4-- Sarah SNOW (1703- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA > sp-Nathan HAMMOND ( - ) > 4-- Phebe SNOW (1705- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA > sp-Zacheus BURGESS ( - ) > 4-- Prence SNOW (1707- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA > sp-Mary STURTEVANT ( - ) > >Do you have extensions of any of these? I am seeking info on REBECKAH SNOW, >likely b. vic Providence RI Oct. 1, 1793, marr Thomas F. Palmer 1815. . Seems >to have had a brother Samuel Snow, and they are all listed 1820 census, >Warsaw, Wymoning Co. NY In any case, there is also an active Snow mailing >list, and you may be aware of it. I suspect many on that list would like to >follow Lydia & Nocholas' line. > >Best to you, Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD > Dear Listmembers, I have a very large (419k) text file of the descendants of Nicholas Snow and Lydia Shaw . It includes not only their descendants but also the references for the information. Because it is so large it would need to be sent as an attachment. I'll be happy to send it to anyone that would like to have it. Karen Cook Costelli Karen npieces@mindless.com OR tazzycat@earthlink.net ICQ UserID # 269868

Dear Richard . . . Saw your Shaw note 1-24, and am especially intersted in . . . 3-- Lydia SHAW (1670-1714) Lakenham,Plymouth,MA,USA sp-Nicholas SNOW (1663-1754) Eastham,Barnstable,MA,USA 4-- Jonathan SNOW (1691- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA sp-Thankful FREEMAN ( - ) 4-- Mark SNOW (1695- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA 4-- Nathaniel SNOW (1697- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA sp-Elizabeth ELDRIDGE ( - ) 4-- Joshua SNOW (1700- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA 4-- Thankful SNOW (1701- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA sp-Joseph BURGESS ( - ) 4-- Sarah SNOW (1703- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA sp-Nathan HAMMOND ( - ) 4-- Phebe SNOW (1705- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA sp-Zacheus BURGESS ( - ) 4-- Prence SNOW (1707- ) Harwich,Barnstable,MA,USA sp-Mary STURTEVANT ( - ) Do you have extensions of any of these? I am seeking info on REBECKAH SNOW, likely b. vic Providence RI Oct. 1, 1793, marr Thomas F. Palmer 1815. . Seems to have had a brother Samuel Snow, and they are all listed 1820 census, Warsaw, Wymoning Co. NY In any case, there is also an active Snow mailing list, and you may be aware of it. I suspect many on that list would like to follow Lydia & Nocholas' line. Best to you, Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD

---------- > From: Snow, Donald R. <snowd@math.byu.edu> > To: SNOW-L@rootsweb.com; TKashuba <TKashuba@aol.com> > Cc: linda.westover@juno.com; snowd@math.byu.edu > Subject: Re: [SNOW-L] Seeking Descendants of Simeon SNOW,b.6 May 1752,Woburn,Mass. > Date: Tuesday, January 20, 1998 12:54 AM > > My daughter, Linda Snow Westover, has some info on these folks. We are > descended from the original Richard Snow (1645, Woburn, MA) and have been > compiling info on all of the original Richard Snow's descendants. I will > send a copy of this to my daughter, but she is out-of-town for the next > couple of weeks. > > Don Snow > > At 08:33 PM 1/19/98 EST, you wrote: > >I am looking for any descendants of Rev. Simeon SNOW. He married three > times. > >His parents were Richard SNOW and Abigail COGGIN, both of Woburn, Mass. > I am > >descended from his son Samuel Snow (whose mother with wife #3, Hannah B. > >ELWELL. > > > >Any help would be appreciated. > > > >Melinda Kashuba > >PS--does anyone know what religion he was affiliated with?...I was told that > >he might have been a traveling preacher for the Seventh Day Baptist faith in > >Vermont and New York. He died in Augusta, Oneida Co., New York 28 Jan. 1827. > > > > > >==== SNOW Mailing List ==== > >SNOW (or variant), firstname & key YEAR & LOCATION/country > > ^^^^^^^^^ fill in actual data in Subject line in this sequence ^^^ > > Why is there seldom enough time to do something right, > > and always enough time do it over? <G> > > > > > > > Dr. Donald R. Snow, Dept of Math, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 84602 > (801) 378-2366, snowd@math.byu.edu > > > ==== SNOW Mailing List ==== > 7 Ask listowner at sundance@neosoft.com for admin help; please > do not have the word digest in the Subject line. Do not replay long > posts. Excerpt first two lines or KEY line if referring to prior post. > Rural, international subscribers often pay premium -stay ON list topic Dear Melinda This is what I have on Samuel Stillman Snow b. Nov. 26, 1800, married September, 22, 1822 Hannah Homes, died July, 07, 1890, son of Simeon & Hannah Butler (ELWELL) Snow children of Simeon and Esther (SMITH) Snow 1. Simeon Snow b. November 17, 1777 at Lexington, Middlesex, MA d. May 24 1782 at Holden, Middlesex, MA 2. Esther Snow b. October 19, 1779 at Lexington, Middlesex, MA d. June 01, 1782 at Holden, Middlesex, MA. Children of Simeon and Rhoda (Robinson) Snow 3. Simeon Snow b. April 03, 1872 at Holden, Worcester, MA. married May 12, 1805 Susanna Niles at Charlestown, Middlesex, MA d. UNK at Charlestown, Middlesex, MA 4. Rhoda Snow b. Abt. 1784, d. February 20, 1791 at Holden, Worcester, MA 5. Isaiah Parker Snow b. September 18, 1786, March 12, 1806 Sally Forbes d. February 26, 1855. Children of Simeon and Hannah Bulter (Elwell) Snow 6. Polly Snow b. September 23, 1791 at Upton, Oneida, NY. Married Josiah Willard, and MR.Thompson. 7. Betty Snow b. September 13, 1791 at Upton, Worcester, MA. Married Jason Abbott, d. 1872 at Oriskany Falls, NY 8. Rhoda R. Snow b. October 31, 1796. at Upton, Worcester, MA. Married September 03, 1817 Abe; Willard d. at Augusta, Onedia, NY 9. Esther Snow b. January 29, 1799 married October 14, 1817 to Elisha Kimball 10. Samuel Stillman Snow b. November 26, 1800. Married September 22, 1822 Hannah Holmes, d. July 07, 1890 at Oriskany Falls, NY 11. Hannah Bulter Snow b. September 24, 1802 Married February 22, 1819 to Charles Moore 12. Jesse Edson Snow b, December 04,1804 Married Elizabeth Root died at Farmdale, OH 13 Sarah Snow b. January 08, 1807 Married October 12, 1829 at Fabius, NMY to Philp Homes. died June 02, 1886 at Oriskany Falls, NY Children of Simeon and Susanna (Niles) Snow, Son of Simeon and Rhoda (Robinson) Snow 1. Simeon Snow b. December 28, 1816 at Charlestown, MA Children of Polly (Snow) and Joisah Willard 1. Infant 2. Mary Ann Willard married to Ezechel Glasier 3. Genett Willard, married Lord 4. Adelaide Willard, married Bachelor 5. Kate Willard, married Thompson 6. Arabbella Willard, married David Miner 7. James Willard Children of Isaiah Parker and Sally (Forbes) Snow, b. April 25, 1789 her mother is Elizabeth Clark also was married to Martha Raymond. 1 Rose Snow b. May 18, 1808, d. October 06, . 2. Harriett Snow b. October 28, 1809 married to Bosworth King, d. July 27, 1854 3. Hirman Snow b. September 30, 1809 died July 17, 1854 4. Willaim Snow b. April 19, 1812 married Missouri Ann Miller d. June 07 1828 5. Jerusha Snow b. July 16, 1816 married Russell Seager d. Dec. 09, 1887 at Syracus, NY 6. Eliz Snow b. June 18, 1818 in Eaton, NY d Nov. 19, 1900 at Syracus, NY 7 John Clark Snow b. May 26, 1820. married Elmira Engle d. Nov. 17, 1894 at Syracus, NY 8. James Snow b. May 26, 1822,. married Emily Carr d. March 06, 1891. at Syracus, NY 9. Simeon Dewitt Snow b. July 06, 1826 married Phebe Vincent d. May 22, 1907 10. Bestey Snow b. January 23, 1828. married March 04, 1847Artemus Baum d. May 10, 1867 11. Sarah Jane Snow b. June 10, 1830. d. September 01, 1839 Children of Betty (Snow) and Jason Abbot b. 1791 d. 1877 1. Stillman Abbott. d. New York City, NY 2. Lisette Abbott married Lester Barker 3. Orison Abbott b. 1821 married Maria Weelock d. 1894 at Oriskany Falls NY 4. Elizabeth Abbott married H.H. Kenyon children of Rhoda R. (Snow) and Abel Willard b. May 12 1794 1 Elizabeth Willard b. June 15, 1818 2. Henry D. Willard b. July 07, 1820 d. May 11, 1822 3. Levi Willard b. February 12, 1823 4. Benjamin Willard b. August 27, `1826 Children of Ester (Snow) and Elisha Kimball b. August 28, 1793 1 Simeon Kimball b. September 05, 1819 2. Orison Kimball b. November 08, 1820 3. Samuel W. Kimball b. July 26, 1822 4. Maris Kimball b. June 17, 1824 5. James Kimball b. February 24, 1826 children of Hannah Bulter (Snow) and Charles Moore b. August 20, 1794 1. Marie A. Moore b. April 15, 1820. married a Mead 2. Julia Ann Moore b. December 28, 1821 3. Henry A, Moore b, January 12, 1823 4. Ira Moore children of Samuel Stillman Snoe and Hannah Holmes b. April 27. 1805 d. November 06, 1861 at Oriskany Falls, NY 1. Samuel Stillman Jr. Snow b. August 27, 1823 b. August 27, 1823 at East Hill, Augusta, Onedia, NY. d. September 17, 1826, Augusta, Onedia, NY 2. Henry D. Laken Snow b. July 17, 1825, d. September 06 ,1826. 3. infant Snow 4. Jesie Edson Snow b. December 20, 1830. d. August 11, 1855 5. Infant Snow 6. Robert Morris Snow b. August 22, 1828 7. Fresno Dexter Snow b. March 02, 1840 d. December 21, 1914 8. Mary Abigail Snow b. September 28, 1842 at Hamilton, NY married F. J. Manchester died at Jackson, Jackson MI 9. Sarah Snow b. September 29, 1845 at Pratts Hollow, NY. children of Sarah Snow and Philp Holmes b. February 07, 1804 d. December 23, 1889 at Oriskany Falls, NY 1.Phile Ann Holmes b. October 07, 1830 at Augusta, Onedia, NY 2. Maria Sarah Holmes b.September 24, 1832 at Augusta, Onedia, NY 3. Abraham Morrison Holmes b. February 06, 1835 at Augusta, Onedia, NY 4. Lizzie Jennette Holmes b. July 18, 1837 at Sandy Creek, NY 5 William Stowe Holmes b. August 09, 1840 at Sandy Creek, NY 6. Samuel Eugene Holmes b. June 21, 1844 at Augusta, Onedia, NY d. October 22, 1861 7. Hannah Morre Holmes b. January 26, 1846 at Augusta, Onedia, NY d. August 31, 1866 8. Mary Elizabeth Holmes b. March 26, 1849 at Augusta, Onedia, NY If you can add any more please let me know I got this material from the Boston Transcit. Kenneth Krick E Mail miranda@iserv.net

Hi, I have a Nancy Snow b. Jan 11 , 1806 in NC m. to Burton Saling b. Jan 11. 1806 in Macon Missouri and a Matilda Snow b. 1806 in Mo. m. Rumsey Saling. b. 1802 in Tenn. Looking for any information on these people. The Salings are brothers do not know if the Snow's are sisters. They are both on my Saling line. Rumsey Saling and Matilda Snow are my line. Thanks. LaNelda Eve Fenrich wrote: > I am searching for any information on Nancy Snow b 17 March 1802 in GA m > 27 November 1819 in Blount County, AL d 8 February 1868 in Sumpter > County, TX any help would be appreciated. > > Eve > > ==== SNOW Mailing List ==== > 5 We need sources, please - can you help? Thanks for cooperation :) > Cheers! Read detail in Welcome message then ask Harold to help > Special topics: genetics, books, places mailto:sundance@neosoft.com > If posting URLs please excerpt ON topic data with proper credits :)

My daughter, Linda Snow Westover, has some info on these folks. We are descended from the original Richard Snow (1645, Woburn, MA) and have been compiling info on all of the original Richard Snow's descendants. I will send a copy of this to my daughter, but she is out-of-town for the next couple of weeks. Don Snow At 08:33 PM 1/19/98 EST, you wrote: >I am looking for any descendants of Rev. Simeon SNOW. He married three times. >His parents were Richard SNOW and Abigail COGGIN, both of Woburn, Mass. I am >descended from his son Samuel Snow (whose mother with wife #3, Hannah B. >ELWELL. > >Any help would be appreciated. > >Melinda Kashuba >PS--does anyone know what religion he was affiliated with?...I was told that >he might have been a traveling preacher for the Seventh Day Baptist faith in >Vermont and New York. He died in Augusta, Oneida Co., New York 28 Jan. 1827. > > >==== SNOW Mailing List ==== >SNOW (or variant), firstname & key YEAR & LOCATION/country > ^^^^^^^^^ fill in actual data in Subject line in this sequence ^^^ > Why is there seldom enough time to do something right, > and always enough time do it over? <G> > Dr. Donald R. Snow, Dept of Math, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah 84602 (801) 378-2366, snowd@math.byu.edu

I am looking for any descendants of Rev. Simeon SNOW. He married three times. His parents were Richard SNOW and Abigail COGGIN, both of Woburn, Mass. I am descended from his son Samuel Snow (whose mother with wife #3, Hannah B. ELWELL. Any help would be appreciated. Melinda Kashuba PS--does anyone know what religion he was affiliated with?...I was told that he might have been a traveling preacher for the Seventh Day Baptist faith in Vermont and New York. He died in Augusta, Oneida Co., New York 28 Jan. 1827.

I was wondering if SNOW could be related to SHAWVER? I am looking for a MARY ANNE(ANNIE)SNOW who put her 4 y.o. daughter, Gracie, up for adoption in TX. in 1884 a Nancy Jane SHAWVER and husband Dick Matthews adopted her. Mary Anne Snow was married to William THOMAS and on the adoption papers is called Mrs. Annie THOMAS. She was Indian. My list of SHAWVERS are below. Any help appreciated. Brigitte P.S. The burial place of Caroline is listed in MO but I believe this is a mistake. She is buried in TX. 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.)

Ernie, The book's price has not gone up since the second edition was printed as I ordered it this spring. It is availibale from Hearthstone Bookshop, which has a site on the web, for 35.00 along with most of the other volumes in the series. Hearthstone is a great store for these kinds of books. They ship fast, and cheap. This is who i ordered from to get this book. The website is : www.hearthstonebooks.com . Enjoy! D. James image@kic.or.jp Surnames researching : Snow, Thurston, Littlefield, James, Dunham, Morgan, Paine, Hopkins, Morton ---------- > From: MouseMHS51 <MouseMHS51@aol.com> > To: SNOW-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [SNOW-L] Snow, Sarah b. 12 Feb 1712 Eastham, Barnstable, MA USA > Date: Tuesday, January 13, 1998 11:43 PM > > Hi Susan, > > Ernie Christensen, here in Fort Myers Florida: ie MouseMHS51@ aol.com > > The Sarah Snow who m. Samuel Smith is well documented in the following > publication: > Austin, Stephen, Mayflower Families Through Five Generations: > Descendants of the Pilgrims Who Landed at Plymouth, Mass., > December, 1620. Volume Six Family of Stephen Hopkins > Published by General Society of Mayflower Descendants. 1992. > 713 pages with every name index and place index. > > This volume may be obtained by writing the GSMD, 4 Winslow Street, > Plymouth, MA 02360. The first edition was $35.00 and since then > a 2nd edition has been issued & not sure if the price went up. > > It is a very well written book and is part of a series now up to 12- 15 > volumes all dealing with Mayflower passengers. The eventual goal of the > Five Generation Project is to issue volumes for all Mayflower passengers. > Unlike many family histories these books are well documented with sources > listed at the end of each entry. The volumes are found at most county level > genealogy libaries, may be loaned through the New England Genealogical and > Historical Society if you are a member. If you only wish those pages dealing > with Sarah Snow I have the volume in my library and would be willing to > send them along snail mail <Oh for a scanner!!!!!> > > A synosis follows: > p 61-63 Stephen Snow (3) Joseph (2) Nicholas Snow (1) > > & > Constan > ce (2) Hopkins > > Stephen (1) > Stephen Snow (3) b. Eastham 24 Feb. 1681; there not long bef. 8 Aug. > 1769. > He m. Eastham 12 July 1705 Margaret Elkins, b. Salem 26 April 1683; d. > prob. Eastham bet. 18 March 1771 and 13 April 1773, dau. of Thomas and > Sarah (Gutch) Elkins. > Stephen Snow was called "Jr." in his marriage rec. to distinguish him from > his uncle Stephen. This Stephen was mentioned in the 1717 will of his > father Joseph Snow. He was a mariner at Eastham, called yeoman at death. > Administration of the estate of Stephen Snow, late of Eastham, was granted > to Stephen Snow 8 Aug. 1769. An inventory of 2 Oct. 1769 was taken by Silas > Snow, Isaiah Higgins and James Snow. A second inventory > of 18 March 1771 was taken by Silvanus Snow, Joseph Pepper and Isaiah Hopkins. > An account by the administrator on the same day mentioned the widow's thirds, > indicating that she was then living. The settlement of > of estate on 13 April 1773 mentioned sons Stephen and Robert, both of Eastham, > yeomen; heirs of son Elkins, deceased; dau. Margaret Loverin, widow; daus. > Lydia Mott, Ruth Smith, Mercy Smith and Sarah Smith; and > heirs of dau. Jane Smith, deceased. > > 10 Children listed (Snow) all rec. Eastham > > iv. Sarah Snow b. 13 Feb 1712 > > References: > Mayflower Descendant hereinafter = MD > <Published since early 1900 4 issues <now 2 issues > per > year> > MD vol. 7: 15-16 (m., b's all ch.) Eastham/Orleans VR. > Vital Records Salem 1:272 (wife's b) > Barnstable Co. Probate Records 10:216-2, 461; 17:95 (Stephen > Snow) > Smith (Ralph) Desc. p. 12. > > p 258. Sarah Snow (4) Stephen (3) Joseph (2) Nicholas (1)/ Constance (2) > b. Eastham 13 Feb. 1712; alive in 1773. > She m. Eastham, int. rec. 25 Sept. 1736, Samuel Smith, called "Jr." in the > rec.; otherwise unidentified. Note that four of Sarah's siblings m. Smiths: > (1) Jane Snow m. Levi Smith son of James & Hannah (Rogers) > Smith; > (2) Robert Snow m. Mercy Smith also unidentified; > (3) Mercy Snow m. Joshua Smith, son of James and Hannah > (Rogers) Smith, > (4) Ruth Snow m. Benjamin Smith, son of James and Hannah > (Rogers) Smith, > Sarah Smith shared in the settlement of her father's estate on 13 April > 1773. No probate recs. for Samuel or Sarah Smith have been found in > Barnstable Co. > Children (Smith) all rec. Eastham: > i. Lemuel b. 28 Sept. 1737; prob. d.y. > ii. Sarah b. 23 Oct. 1740; m. Joseph Paine > iii. Lemue b. 7 Oct. 1742; m. Mercy Myrick > iv. Stephen b. 28 Sept 1744 > v. Reuben b. 9 march 1746/7; m. Phebe Snow. > References: > MD 19:105 (b's all ch.) Eastham/Orleans VR > "Sarah Smith Daughter of Samuel Smith junr was born the > 23 day of october 1740" > MD 28\179 Eastham/Orleans VR > "September 25 : 1736 then entred the intentions of > Samuel > Smith & Serah Snow both of Eastham to proceed in > Marriage. > No m. records found in Eastham VR for Sarah Snow or > Samuel > Smith > Child: v. of Sarah Snow and Samuel Smith, ie Reubin Snow > b. MD 19:105 Eastham/Orleans VR > "Ruben Smith Son of Samuel and Sarah Smith was born > at Eastham on the 9th day of march 1746/7" > int. MD 43:206 Estham/Orleans Vr: "Februry 22 1771 Intention of > Reuben Smith and Phebe Snow both of Eastham" > m. MD 32:113 Eastham/Orleans Vr; "Ruben Smith and Phebe Snow > was married in Eastham on the 19 Day of march By the > Revd mr Cheever 1771 Entred by me Edward Knowles > town Clerk" > > As yet, I have not been able to document and link Phebe Snow > several possibilities for Phebe Snows' not accounted for are: > Phebe Snow b. About 1742 <probably not this Phebe as her father > removed to Duck Creek, Delaware> > Phebe Snow b. prob East 8 Nov 1740 dau Stephen Snow Jr. and > > wife Rebecca > Phebe Snow b. Eastham 28 Aug 1754 dau David Snow and > Priss > illa (Sparrow) > Phebe Snow b. Eas 6 Mar 1750 dau Samuel Snow & Elizabeth > (Freeman) > > Your indication that "you have a Reuben Smith b. March 1747 Eastham, MA. > died 29 March 1826 Sandisfield, Berkshire Co., <ok for the b. of Samuel Smith > above> m. 6 March 1750 Eastham, MA Phoebe Snow b. 6 March 1750 > Eastham, MA, d. 39 march 1815 Sandisfield, Mass. " <doesn't fit well as > if Reuben Smith was b. in 1747 he would have only been 3 when m. 6 March > 1750 which is the same day Phoebe was b. most likely a typo ???> > > However, this entry does offer some clue to Rueben's wife Pheobe. At this > point it would be helpfull to know how you determined that the Rueben Smith > and Phebey Snow who removed to Sandisfield, MA are indeed our Rueben and Pheby > from Eastham. Do you have any documentation to link these folks together? > > If so, would appreciate knowing what were, as I have long suspected that > they might be this couple. If we can document that the Phebe (Snow) Smith > was indeed b. 6 Mar 1750 then its very possible that she is the dau. of > Samuel (4) Snow, Jabez (3-2), Constance & Nicholas (1) and his wife > Elizabeth (Freeman). If this is correct and hopefully documentation can be > found in Probate to confirm, you would have added several generations to > the Snow Family of Nicholas and Constance (Hopkins) Snow genealogy. > > Samuel Snow and Elizabeth are second cousins . Elizabeth (5) Freeman's > paternal line is Samuel (4-3-2-1) her maternal line goes Elizabeth (5) Freeman > Mary Paine (4) John (3) Thomas (2-1) and braches out with Mary (2) Snow > who m. Thomas (2) Paine to Constance & Nicholas (1). Further links to > Plymouth Colony Governor Thomas Prence and links to William Brewster > Mayflower Passenger are also in this early Plymouth Colony line. > > From the Vital Records of Sandisfield to the Year 1850 by Capt. Elizur Yale > Smith <published 1946> the following records are found: <But not very > complete> > > p 57 Births > Smith Reubin and Phebe (Snow) > Sarah, born Aug. 29 ____ > Freeman, born July 30_____ > Barnabas, born ___________ > Phebe, born ______________ > Reubin, born ______________ > Betty, born _______________ > Daniel, born_______________ > Mary, born _______________ > Sparrow, born____________ > <note she is identified as Phebe Snow in this VR, such as it is> > p 87 Marriages > Reubin Smith and Jemima House, Nov. 25 1770 > < Wondered if this was the same Reubin above????> > p 57 Births Reubin and Jemima (House) > Frances, b. ____ _____ > Jemima, born June 13, _____ > Hendrick, born November 18, _____ > <However, with three children born after m. in Nov 1770 > and Reuben Smith and Pheby Snow m. in March 1771 it > seems like we are dealing with two different Reuben > Smiths, > in Sandisfield> > p 104 Deaths > Phebe Smith, wife of Reubin, Mar. 30, 1815 <which > matches > > your information> > p 105 Mrs. Reubin Mar. 29, 1826 aged 79 years. <This is a strange > entry. It can not be our Phebe (Snow) Smith as she is > identified on p. 104 (above) having passed on in 1815. Your > information indicates 29 Mar 1826 is the death date of > Reubin. > However, the entry does say Mrs. Reubin which could be the > wife of the other Reubin who m. Jemina House. It also > could be a > scribner's error for Mr. Reubin Smith, if you add 79 years > to > Reubin Smith birth you come up with a death year of 1826. > I > suspect it is a death record for Jemina House who m. a > Reubin > Smith. <One would have to go back to the original records > and > review the entry, or check with cemetery records of > Sandisfield > if they have been printed. Did not find any other Death > entries for > any Reubin Smith in the Sandisfield VR a copy of which is > part of my home library. > > Will look foward to you reply regarding the place or places where you found > your data. > > Best regard, Ernie > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SNOW Mailing List ==== > 1 Subject line format: SURNAME always first (or variant spelling): > SNOW, firstname & key YEAR & LOCATION/country < fill in actual data > mailto:SNOW-L@rootsweb.com > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ spell address exactly this way!!! >