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PENNSYLVANIA SOURCE BOOK -- SNODGRASS FAMILY
[Note: The research for this source book was done by Charlou Dolan, Rena Mills, and Charlotte Baker. Many of the census records were provided by F. W. McIntosh. The organization and typing was done by Charlou Dolan.]
STATEWIDE
[NS = no Snodgrass records found]
*Sundry Genealogical Materials Pertaining to South Central Pennsylvania, vols. 1-53 (South Central PA Gen. Soc.)
BIBLE RECORDS
*Family records from Bibles - NS
*Miscellaneous Bible Records (Warburton) NS
*Surname Index to Fraktur [for Bible records that can be ordered] (Earnest Assoc.) NS
CEMETERY RECORDS
*Miscellaneous Cemetery Inscriptions in Pennsylvania (Fox) NS
*Film #384,702 = Cemetery Inscriptions, Pennsylvania: Northumberland Co., Union Co., Montour County, Sullivan County, Berks County, & Dauphin County - NS
*Film #1,026,670 item 5 = Cemetery Data by Alice F. Stroh - NS
CENSUS RECORDS
*E.A.S. - PA, 1600-1789; 1791-1799, 5 vol. (AISI) NS
*1780 tax list (virtual census) - yes (see below: Bucks, Cumberland, Lancaster, Northumberland, Westmoreland, & York)
*1790 census - yes (see Allegheny, Bucks, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Northumberland, Washington, & York Cos.) [Note: The 1790 census was to be taken starting on the first Monday in Aug 1790, and to be completed within 9 months; pay for the census takers was small; many isolated pioneers were probably missed; some people didn't want to be counted.]
*1800 census - yes (see Allegheny, Bucks, Chester, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Mifflin, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1810 census - yes (see Allegheny, Bucks, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Northumberland, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1820 census - yes (see Allegheny, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Mercer, Union, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1830 census - yes (see Allegheny, Bucks, Crawford, Dauphin, Lancaster, Mercer, Mifflin, Philadelphia, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1840 census - yes (see Allegheny, Bucks, Butler, Clinton, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Mercer, Philadelphia, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1840 census of Pennsylvania Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services (Closson--1978) NS
*1850 census - yes (see Adams, Allegheny, Bucks, Butler, Clinton, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Mercer, Northumberland, Philadelphia, Venango, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1860 census - yes (see Allegheny, Beaver, Berks, Bucks, Butler, Chester, Clinton, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, Delaware, Lancaster, Mercer, Philadelphia, Union, Venango, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1870 census - yes (see Allegheny, Beaver, Berks, Bucks, Butler, Chester, Clinton, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, Erie, Forest, Lancaster, Lycoming, Mercer, Montgomery, Philadelphia, Union, Venango, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1880 soundex - yes (see Allegheny, Armstrong, Bucks, Butler, Chester, Clinton, Crawford, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lycoming, Mercer, Monroe, Philadelphia, Venango, Washington, & Westmoreland Cos.)
*1900 soundex - yes (see Allegheny, Armstrong, Bucks, Butler, Clinton, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, Erie, Fayette, Greene, Lancaster, Lawrence, Lycoming, Mercer, Monroe, Northumberland, Philadelphia, Union, Venango, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1910 miracode - yes (see Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Chester, Clinton, Crawford, Dauphin, Delaware, Elk, Fayette, Forest, Greene, Lancaster, Lawrence, Lycoming, Mercer, Northumberland, Philadelphia, Union, Venango, Washington, Westmoreland, & York Cos.)
*1920 soundex - yes (see Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Cambria, Chester, Clinton, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, Delaware, Elk, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Lawrence, Lehigh, Luzerne, Lycoming, Mercer, Montgomery, Northumberland, Philadelphia, Union, Venango, Washington, Westmoreland, York,
CHURCH RECORDS
*Early Lutheran Baptisms and Marriages in Southeastern PA: The Records of Rev. John Caspere Stoever froom 1730-1779 (Bentley) yes <see Lancaster Co.>
*Every Name Index, A History of the Church of the Brethren of Southern District of Pennsylvania, 1941 (Eby) NS
*Index of Names, A History of the Church of the Brethren in the Middle District of Pennsylvania, 1924 (Eby) NS
*Register of Marriages and Baptisms Performed by Rev. John Cuthbertson, 1751-1791 (Fields) NS [primarily in PA, but also a few in DE, MD, NJ, NY, MA, & CT]
COURT RECORDS
*Crawford-Emery-McCune-Nelson [these surnames only] Court Records, 1871-1831 <sic>: Indentures, Executor, Administrator, Real Estate, Estate Settlement, Suit, Pre-nuptial Agreement [statewide] (Stimpson) NS
*Divorces granted by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, December 1785-1801 (Adams Apple Press) NS
*Pennsylvania's Colonial Records Series (Dunn) yes (see Philadelphia Co.)
*Pennsylvania Wills Recorded in New Jersey (New Jersey Archives) NS
EMIGRATION RECORDS
*Abstract of PA Records of Naturalizations, 1695-1773: Found in Colonial records (minutes of the Provincial Council), vols. 1, 2, 3, 9, &10; the Statutes at Large of PA, vols. II, III, IV, VI, VII, & VIII; Pennsylvania Archives, series 1, vols. 1, 3, & 4, with surname index - NS
*Brethren from Gimbsheim in the Palatinate to Ephrata & Bermudian in Pennsylvania (Burgert) NS
*A Century of Emigration from Affoltern am Albis, Canton Zuerich, Switzerland (Burgert) NS
*Colonial Pennsylvania Immigrants from Freinsheim in the Palatinate (Burgert) [unindexed]
*Early Pennsylvania Pioneers from Mutterstadt in the Palatinate (Burgert) NS
*Eighteenth & Nineteenth Century Emigrants from Lachen-Speyerdorf in the Palatinate (Burgert) NS
*18th Century Emigrants from Pfungstadt, Hessen-Darmstadt, to Pennsylvania (Burgert) NS
*Eighteenth Century Pennsylvania Emigrants from Hassloch & Boehl in the Palatinate (Burgert) NS
*Emigrants from the Palatinate to the American Colonies in the 18th Century (Krebs & Rubincam) NS
*Emigrants from the Wolfersweiler Region of Germany to Pennsylvania, 1730-1750 (Bell) NS
*Index to Persons in the Mennonite Immigration to Pennsylvania in the Eighteenth Century by C. Henry Smith, 1929 (Johnson) NS
*Passenger List, S.S. Vaderland, Belgium, 1875, from Antwerp, Belgium, Bound for Philadelphia (no author given) [unindexed]
*Pennsylvania Pioneers from Wolfersweiler Parish, Saarland, Germany (Burgert) NS
*Pennsylvania Yugoslavs Scrap Book Series (Eterovich) [unindexed]
HISTORY & GENEALOGY
*The Acadian Exiles, or French Neutrals, in Pennsylvania (Reed--1858) [unindexed]
*Commemorative Biographical Record of Central PA Counties of Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson, & Clarion (Beers--1898) yes [pp. 620, 835]
*The County Court for the District of West Augusta, VA, Held at Augusta Town, Near Washington, PA, 1776-1777: An Historical Sketch by Boyd Crumrine, with an Account of the County Courts for Ohio, Yohogania, & ??
*Epic on the Schuylkill: The Valley Forge Encampment (Trussell--1974) [unindexed, didn't do]
*Genealogical and Family History of the Wyoming and Lackawanna Valleys, PA, vol. 1 (Hayden, Hand, & Jordan--1906) [unindexed, didn't do]
*The General Title of the Penn Family to Pennsylvania: An Abstract (Cadwalader & Rawle) NS
*Guide to Genealogical and Historical Research in PA (Hoenstine--1966) yes
*Gun Makers of Southwestern Pennsylvania (Whisker--1985) NS
*History of Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, Bedford, Adams, & Franklin Cos., PA (Rupp--1846) yes (see 1750 tax list, Lancaster Co.)
*History of Huntingdon and Blair Cos., PA (Africa--1883) NS
*Homer Tope Rosenberger: A Bibliographical Record (PA Hist. Junto--1958) [unindexed, didn't do]
*The Ingomar Papers: Reminiscences of the Early Nineteenth Century in a Pennsylvania Village (Baum--1891-2) NS
*Junto Selections: Essays on the History of Pennsylvania (PA Hist. Junto--1946) [unindexed, didn't do]
*Our Heritage in Ligonier Valley (Woman's Club of Ligonier--1976) [unindexed, didn't do]
*Pennsylvania Genealogies, Chiefly Scotch-Irish & German (Egle--1886).
*The Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission: a History (Nichols--1967) [unindexed, didn't do]
*The Quakers: A Brief Account of Their Influence on Pennsylvania (Comfort) [unindexed, didn't do]
*The Religious Life of the Pennsylvania German Pioneers... and the First Stoevers (Winters--1932) [unindexed, didn't do]
*Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, 1991-1992, Members Family Names Index (Romig) yes
LAND RECORDS
*Early Pennsylvania Land Records (Egle) NS
*Inventory of the Archives of the Holland Land Company: Including the Related Amsterdam Companies & Negotiations Dealing with the Purchase of Land & State Funds in the United States of America, 1789-1869 (Pieterse) NS
*Warrants & Surveys of the Province of Pennsylvania Including the Three Lower Counties, 1759 (Weinberg) NS
MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS
*Abstracts of New Jersey Manuscripts in the Sol Feinstone Collection of the American Revolution (Felcone) NS
*Guide to the Microfilm of the Baynton, Wharton, & Morgan Papers in the PA State Archives, Manuscript Group 19 (1967) [unindexed, didn't do]
*The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections (hereafter NUCMC) (Library of Congress) yes
MILITARY RECORDS
*Chronology of the 132nd Pennsylvania Volunteers (infantry), 1852-1863 (Twaddle) [unindexed, didn't do]
*The GAR, Its Organization and the Men of Post #37 (Patton) NS
*History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-5 (Bates) yes (see below)
*History of the 75th Regiment, PA Vols. (Nachtigall--1886) [unindexed, didn't do]
*The Pennsylvania Militia in 1777: Reprinted from the PA Genealogical Magazine, vol. 23, no. 3, 1964 (Roach/Ely) NS
*Pennsylvania Soldiers of the Revolutionary War Living in States Other Than Pennsylvania (Myers) yes
*Register of Invalid Pensions, Revolutionary Service, 1789 (Rush--1812) NS
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS
*Comparative monetary values of early PA; Rev. Thomas Barton, itinerant missionary of the Church of England, 1755-1759, in York & Cumberland Co., PA; biographical, marriages 1755-1759, letters; Warrington (Friends) Meeting House Cemetery, Warrington Twp., York Co., PA; entries in the grave diggers account book, 1822-1847, compared with inscriptions on tombstones existing in 1934; Pipe Creek (Friends) Meeting House Cemetery, Carroll Co., MD: graves identified in the 1882 History of Western Maryland by Scharf compared with inscriptions on tombstones existing in 1934 - NS
*They Lived In Virginia, But They Settled in Pennsylvania for a While (Will-Britt Books--1987) NS
*Two Lists of Early Residents of Southwestern Pennsylvania: Those Holding Virginia Grants, 1779-1785 - NS; Signers of a Petition to Form a New State (Harriss) [unindexed, didn't do]
NEWSPAPER RECORDS
*Notices by German & Swiss Settlers Seeking Information of Members of their Families, Kindred, or Friends, Inserted between the Years 1742 & 1761 in the Pennsylvanishce Berichte & between the Years 1762 & 1779 in the Pennsylvanische Staatsbote (Eyster) NS
*The Pennsylvania Traveler-Post: vols. 2-19 - [unindexed, didn't do]; vols. 20-23 - NS; vols. 24-25 - yes <see below & Baltimore Co., MD>
PENNSYLVANIA ARCHIVES
*Pennsylvania Archives, 1st series -- no Snodgrasses except in vol. 9 (see below)
*Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series to 6th series - yes
*Pennsylvania Archives, 7th series (this is just an index to the 6th series)
PERIODICALS
*The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine (formerly Publications of the Pennsylvania Genealogical Society)
--vols. 1-2, 12, 14-23, 25-28 = NS
--vol. 24 - yes (see Lancaster Co. Orphans Court Records)
--vol. 29 = yes
*Western PA Genealogical Society Quarterly
--vols. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 - yes (see Allegheny Co.)
--vol. 7 - yes (see Allegheny & Fayette/Westmoreland Cos.)
VITAL RECORDS
*French Forts in Pennsylvania: Baptisms & Burials, 1753-1756 (DeVille--1991) NS
*Pennsylvania Marriages Prior to 1790 - yes (see Bucks Co.)
*Register of Marriages & Baptisms Performed by Rev. John Cuthbertson, 1751-1791 (Fields) NS
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RECORDS
21 Mar 1777 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, vol. 1, page 354: Muster Roll of the Armed Boat Warren (The muster rolls commence May 1, 1776, and end June 1, 1778) includes: William Snodgrass, March 21, 1777; English deserter.
31 Jul 1777 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, vol. 14, page 415: Eighth Battalion, Colonel Abraham Smith: Robert Snodgrass is Ensign in the Fourth Company, July 31, 1777.
14 May 1778 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, vol. 14, page 441: Eighth Battalion, Colonel Abraham Smith: Robert Snodgrass is Ensign in the Fourth Company, May 14, 1778.
10 Sep 1778 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, vol. 15 (The Pennsylvania Line), page 444: A List of the Names of Men in Captain John Reily's Company of the Third Pennsylvania Regiment, September 10, 1778: Privates: Thomas Snodgrass, sick, present.
1778 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, vol. 15 (The Pennsylvania Line), page 602: Eighth Class in Service, 1778, Colonel Abraham Smith. First Battalion, Capt. Charles Maclay: Private: Thomas Snodgrass.
1778 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, vol. 15 (The Pennsylvania Line), page 610: Eighth Class in Service, 1778, Colonel Abraham Smith. Eighth Battalion, First Lieutenant James Brotherinton: Ensign Robert Snodgrass.
10 Sep 1778 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 5th series, vol. 2, page 939: Capt. Reily's Company, 3rd Penna. Regiment, Sept. 10, 1778: Thomas Snodgrass, sick, present.
27 May 1779 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 2, page 622: Return made by John Travis (S.L.) May 27, 1779, Will Gray Capt.: Will Snodgrass
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1780 Tax Lists
[Note: Because the 1780 tax list is nearly complete, it has been published as a virtual census for 1780; Westmoreland Co. 1780 tax list does not exist, so a 1783 tax list was used instead.]
BUCKS COUNTY
New Britton Twp.: James Snodgrass
Warwick Twp.: Benja. Snodgrass
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Guilford Twp.: Samuel Snodgrass
Hopewell Twp.: John Snodgrass
Letterkenny Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass
Lurgon Twp.: Thomas Snodgrass
LANCASTER COUNTY
Drumore Twp.: James Snodgrass
Hanover Twp.: Jno. Snodgrass, Wm. Snodgrass
Little Brittain Twp.: Alexander Snodgrass
Martick Twp.: James Snodgrass, John Snodgrass, Robt. Snodgrass, Samuel Snodgrass, widdow Snodgrass, widow Snodgrass, William Snodgrass
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
Muncy Twp.: Willm. Snodgrass
WESTMORELAND COUNTY [1783]
Springhill Twp.: Cha's Snodgrass, Sam'l Snodgrass
YORK COUNTY
Fawn Twp.: William Snottgress
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10 May 1780 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, vol. 14, page 452: First Battalion, Leutenant Colonel James Johnston: Lieutenant in the Fourth Company is Robert Snodgrass, May 10, 1780.
8 Feb 1782 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 2, page 650: John McMasters payroll from December 8th 1781 to February, 1781, to February 8th, 1782: Seargeant - William Snodgrass
3 Mar 1782 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 1st series, vol. 9, page 507: <have xerox; need to type in>
(1812-1813) -- Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, vol. 12, page 182: Roll of Capt. William Hamilton's Company: Muster-roll of a company of riflemen in the actual service of the United States, commanded by Capt. George Musser, in the rifle regiment of the Second brigade, Pennsylvania militia, under the command of Lieut. Col. William Hamilton, from the 5th of September to the ___ (War of 1812), includes: George Snodgrass.
(1812-1814) -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 7, page 788: Miscellaneous rolls, Fifteenth Division, 1812-14; Return of the 165h Regiment, Capt. Jeremiah Ferrer: Private - John K. Snodgrass
2 Sep 1812 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 9, page 681: Receipt roll of Capt. Michael Miller's Company of Militia attached to the 1st Battalion, 17th Regiment, 16th Division, Penna. Militia, commencing the 15th day of August and ending the 2nd day of Sept, 1812, both days included; James Hall, Major Commanding: William Snodgrass, private; $5.00 pay per mo.; 8 days (time served) $1.33 1/3 (amt. of pay)
24 Oct 1812 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 9, page 683: Receipt roll of Capt. Michael Miller's Company of Militia attached to the 1st Battalion, 17th Regiment, 16th Division, Penna. Militia, commencing the 3rd day of Sept. and ending the 24th day of Oct., 1812, both days included; Andrew Christy, Lt. Col. Commanding: William Snodgrass, private - 29 days served - amt. of pay $1.50 2/3
2 Apr 1813 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 2nd series, vol. 12, page 120 & 6th series, vol. 8, pages 234 & 237: Roll & Payroll of Capt. Jeremiah Ferree's Company, of the First regiment, of Pennsylvania militia, in the service of the United States, commanded by Lieut. Col. Joel Ferree, under the command of Gen. William H. Harrison, from October 2, 1812, to April 2, 1813, includes: John V./K. Snodgrass, 6 mo., 0 days (time of service charged) $20.00 (pay due)
22 Jul 1813 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 10, page 197: Receipt roll of a company of militia commanded by Thomas McClelland Captain of the 133 Regiment of Penna. militia commanded by Lt. Col. Samuel Gowdy under the order of Major Gen'l Mead dated 1813 (Commenced service 22 July):
John Snodgrass, Sgt., 11 Aug exp. of service, 20 days, amt. pay $8.00.
Jesse Snodgrass, Priv., 8 Aug exp. of service, 17 days, amt. pay $5.66 2/3.
Mathew Snodgrass, Priv., 11 Aug. exp. of service, 20 days, $10.00/month, amt. pay $6.66 2/3.
Thomas Snodgrass, Priv., 11 Aug. exp. of service, 20 days, $10.00/month, amt. pay $6.66 2/3.
11 Feb 1814 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 10, page 46: Receipt roll of a company of militia commanded by Thomas McClelland of the 137th Regiment of Penna. Militia commanded by Lt. Col. Gowdy, under the order of General Mead dated Jan. 1st, 1814. Commencing Jan. 2nd & ending Feb. 11th 1814:
John Snodgrass, Serg. $12.00/month, time served 1 mo. 11 days, amt. pay $16.40; expiration of service 11 Aug.
Jesse Snodgrass, priv. $10.00/month, time served 1 mo. 11 days, amt. pay $13.66 2/3.
Matthew Snodgrass, priv., $10.00/month, time served 1 mo. 11 days, amt. pay $13.66 2/3.
Thomas Snodgrass, priv., $10.00/month, time served 1 mo. 11 days, amt. pay $13.66 2/3.
8 Aug 1814 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 7, page 385: Jamestown, August 8, 1814. Pennsylvania Militia of the 117th (Rigamend) Regiment under the Detachment of First Brigade & Sixth Division the officers 1 2 3 4 traft tes [?]: Privates - 47. Robert Snodgrass
9 Aug 1814 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 7, page 408: A list of the persons drafted and notified in the several classes in the order of 26 Jul 1814 in the third company of the 78th Regiment of Penna. Militia. 9 August 1814. Capt. John Graham: First Class - John Snodgrass
26 Aug 1814 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 8, page 1035: Pay roll of a company of militia commanded by Captain James Todd of the 2nd Regiment performing a tour of duty under command of Col. Adam Ritscher who rendezvoused at York under the general order of the Governor dated 26 Aug 1814: Private - Robert Snodgrass
9 Sep 1814 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 7, page 398: A return of the officers, non-commissioned officers and privates of the 1st company, Capt. Peter Snyder, including the 2nd 7 6th company attached to 78th Regt. P.M. September 9th, 1814, 1 Draft of the 117 Regiment: Privates - Robert Snodgrass
4 Dec 1814 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 8, page 1343: Payroll of a company of riflemen in the actual service of the U.S. commanded by Capt. Geo. Musser in the Rifle Regiment of the 2nd Brigade Pennsylvania militia under command of Lieut. Col. Wm. Hamilton, from 5 Sept to ___ <1814> under the general order of the Governor, dated 26 Aug 1814: 56. Geo. Snodgrass, private, commenced service 1 Sep; expiration of service 6 months; $2.00 per month, total paid $6.00
5 Dec 1814 -- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 8, page 1037: Receipt Roll of a company of infantry in actual service of the U.S. commanded by Capt. James Todd in the 2nd Regt. of Penna. militia, under Command of Lieut. Col. Adam Richards from 2 Sep. 1814 to 5 Dec 1814, Place rendezvous, York, PA. distance 41 miles; discharged Baltimore: Private - Robert Snodgrass $2.00 pay per month
(need dates)-- Pennsylvania Archives, 6th series, vol. 8, page 1347: Receipt roll of a company of rifleman commanded by Capt. Wm. Hamilton of the regiment performing at tour of duty under the command of Col. -- who rendezvoused at York under the General Order of the Governor, dated 26 Aug 1814: 57. George Snodgrass, private, pay per month $2.00; amount paid $6.00
1886 -- Pennsylvania Genealogies:
page 1: Jean Ainsworth, b. 2 Jul 1784, d/o John Ainsworth & Margaret Mayes, married John Snodgrass.
<Desc. of John Snodgrass & Mary Allen>
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page 2: Samuel Ainsworth m. 10 May 1792 Margaret McEwen; by Rev. James Snodgrass.
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page 7: Mary Allen, d/o William Allen & Elizabeth, married John Snodgrass.
<Desc. of John Snodgrass & Mary Allen>
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page 9: Margaret Allen married 25 Mar 1790 Charles Brown; by Rev. J. Snodgrass.
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pages 65 & 72: Moses Barnet, b. 24 Nov 1764, s/o Joseph Barnett & Elizabeth Graham; d. 19 Nov 1848; resided on a tract of land deeded to him by his father, called Barnett's Conquest, in the "Forks of Beaver Creek"; was twice married. Married first Martha Snodgrass, b. 1773, d/o William Snodgrass; d. 1 Jun 1802. They had issue:
i. Richard, b. 23 Nov 1792; d. 8 Nov 1868; no issue.
m/1 Martha Merriman.
m/2 Eliza Dunn.
ii. Ann, b. 29 Jan 1794; d. 1823; had issue.
m. Jun 1813 Samuel Johnson, d. 27 Aug 1854.
iii. Molly, b. 14 May 1795; d. 13 Apr 1877.
iv. Matilda, b. 27 May 1797.
m. George Moorhead.
v. Margaret, b. 8 Mar 1799; d. 1843; had issue.
m. Fannie? Morton.
vi. Martha, b. 14 Feb 1801; d. 1803.
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page 71: Joseph Sherer, b. 6 Sep 1785, s/o Samuel Sherer & Elizabeth Barnett; d. 5 Mar 1825 near Hummelstown, PA; married Mary Snodgrass (d. Clark Co., OH). Their daughter Mary m. a Mr. Heymer, who removed to Clark Co., OH.
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page 76: Captain John B. Moorhead, b. 3 Jan 1774, s/o Robert Moorhead & Margaret Boal; d. 15 May 1854; buried Derry Graveyard; married Ann Snodgrass, b. 1779; d. 14 Dec 1868.
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page 332: Rev. James Snodgrass performed a marriage.
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pages 410 & 421: Samuel Maclay, b. 16 Nov 1767 in Lurgan twp., Franklin Co., PA, s/o John Maclay & Jean Dickson; married Margaret Snodgrass, b. 1 Aug 1771?, d/o Thomas Snodgrass. They had issue:
i. Mary Jane Maclay, b. 1813; m. George Ewan?
ii. John Enoch Maclay, b. 24 Dec 1815; unmarried.
iii. Ellen Maclay, b. 1818; m. William Smith.
iv. Charles Henry Maclay, b. 16 Jan 1820.
v. Elizabeth Maclay, b. 1822; d. in infancy.
vi. Thomas James Maclay, b. 22 Nov 1824; m. Annie E. Fassett; had six children.
vii. Robert Snodgrass Maclay, b. 25 Nov 1825; d. 24 Apr 1881; m. Catharine E. Willis; had issue.
viii. Samuel Dickson Maclay, b. 17 Dec 1829; served in the war of the Rebellion <= Civil War>; m. Martha Jenkins of Doylestown, PA; had issue.
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page 650: Joseph Steward m. 20 Dec 1792, Sarah Stewart; by Rev. James Snodgrass.
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page 734: Reference to Rev. James Snodgrass.
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pages 735-9: Dr. William Simonton, b. 1788, s/o William Simonton & Jean Wiggins, married Martha Davis Snodgrass <we need the rest of this>.
1866 -- History of Pennsylvania Volunteers:
vol. 1, page 90:
Ninth Regt., Co. C, recruited at Carlisle, Cumberland Co.; mustered in 23 Apr 1861 for 3 months service: William M. Snodgrass, private
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vol. 1, page 111:
Eleventh Regt., Co. C, recruited at Mill Hall, Clinton Co.; mustered in 25 Apr 1861 for 3 months service: John S. Snodgrass, second sergeant
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vol. 1, page 119:
Twelfth Regt., Co. B, recruited at Pittsburgh; mustered in 25 Apr 1861 for 3 months service: John Snodgrass, private
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vol. 1, page 129:
?? Regt., Co. C, recruited at Pittsburgh; mustered in 25 Apr 1861 for 3 months service: James H. Snodgrass, private
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vol. 1, page 286:
Eleventh Regt., Co. E, recruited at Latrobe & Ligonier, Westmoreland Co., for 3 years service: James S. Snodgrass, private, mustered into service 3 Dec 1861; discharged 2 Dec 1864.
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vol. 2, page 736:
36th Regt., 7th Reserve, Co. A, recruited in Cumberland Co. for 3 years service: William Snodgrass, pvt., mustered into service 29 Aug 1861; discharged on surgeon's certificate 14 Oct 1862.
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vol. 2, page 793:
38th Regt., 9th Reserve, Field & Staff Officers:
J. Mc'K. Snodgrass, Lt. Col., mustered into service 4 May 1861; promoted from Major 1 Apr 1863; resigned 29 Mar 1864. <see pension application, Allegheny Co., PA>
Robt. M. Snodgrass, quarter-master; mustered into service 22 Jul 1861; promoted from Hospital Steward to 1st Lieut. and to quarter-master 20 Jan 1862; mustered out with regiment 12 May 1864.
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vol. 2, page 1142:
46th Regt., Co. H, recruited Potter Co. for 3 years: Washington Snodgrass, mustered into service 13 Jul 1863; drafted; mustered out with company 15 Jul 1865.
<see pension application, Washington Co., PA>
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vol. 3, page 332:
59th Regt., Second Cav., Co. B, recruited at Philadelphia for 3 years: J. W. Snodgrass, mustered into service 15 Feb 1864; transferred to Co. B, 1st Provisional Cav., 17 Jun 1865.
<see pension application, Crawford Co., PA>
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vol. 3, page 555:
64th Regt., 4th Cav., Co. H, recruited Venango Co.: John J. Snodgrass, mustered into service 14 Feb 1865 for 1 year; mustered out with company 1 Jul 1865.
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vol. 4, page 971:
76th Regt., Co. G, recruited in Lawrence & Westmoreland Cos. for 3 years: John Snodgrass, serg't, mustered into service 31 Oct 1861; captured at Fort Wagner, SC, 11 Jul 1863; died at Richmond, VA, 8 Oct 1863.
<see mother's pension application, Adams Co., NE>
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vol. 4, page 1275:
83rd Regt., Co. D, recruited at Edinboro, Erie Co., for 3 years: Onslow [Angelow] Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered in 26 Aug 1861; promoted to corporal; mustered out with Co. F, 28 Jun 1865; veteran volunteer.
<see pension application, Venango Co., PA>
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vol. 4, page 1284:
83rd Regt., Co. F, recruited at Meadville, Crawford Co., for 3 years: R. Q. [Robert Quinton] Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered 3 Sep 1861; discharged 16 Nov 1862 for wounds received at Malvern Hill, VA, 1 Jul 1862.
<see pension application, Crawford Co., PA>
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vol. 5, page 184:
90th Regt., Co. K, recruited Philadelphia for 3 years: Jas. S. Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered into service 3 Dec 1861; transferred to Co. E, 11th Regt. PA Vols., 26 Nov 1864.
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vol. 5, page 302:
93rd Regt., Co. B, recruited from Berks Co. for 3 years: E. M. [Emerson] Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered in 12 Oct 1861; discharged 16 Aug 1862.
<see pension application, Philadelphia Co., PA>
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vol. 5, page 311:
93rd Regt., Co. E, recruited in Clinton & Centre Cos. for 3 years: John S. Snodgrass, 2nd Lieut.; mustered in 26 Oct 1861; promoted from sergeant to 1st sergeant, 5 Oct 1862; to 2nd Lieut., 30 Oct 1862; mustered out 14 Nov 1864, expiration of term.
<see pension application, Clinton Co., PA>
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vol. 6, page 867:
107th Regt., Field & Staff Officers: William B. Snodgrass, quartermaster sergt.; mustered into service 24 Jan 1862; transferred to Co. A, 9 Jul 1862.
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vol. 6, page 870:
107th Regt., ???: who? , pvt.; mustered in 24 Jan 1862; deserted, date unknown.
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vol. 6, page 1047:
111th Regt., Co. G; Regt. principally recruited from Erie, Warren, & Crawford Cos.: M. P. [Matthew R.] Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered into service 4 Nov 1861; wounded at Antitam, MD, 17 Sep 1862; discharged 5 Nov 1864, expiration of term.
<see pension application, Crawford Co., PA>
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vol. 7, page 40:
121st Regt., chiefly recruited in the City of Philadelphia, Co. B: R. M. [Reath M.] Snodgrass, corporal; mustered into service 20 Aug 1862; discharged by General Order 13 May 1865 [error: he was killed at Fredericksburg, VA, 13/15? Dec 1962].
<see pension application Philadelphia Co., PA>
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vol. 7, page 289:
134th Regt., Co. C, recruited from Butler Co. for 9 months: John I. [John J.] Snodgrass, corporal; mustered into service 11 Aug 1862;
promoted to corporal 1 May 1863; wounded at Chancellorsville, VA, 3 May 1863;
mustered out with company 26 May 1863.
<see pension application, Allegheny Co., PA>
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vol. 7, page 396:
139th Regt., Co. F, recruited Allegheny & Armstrong Cos. for 3 years: John Snodgrass, capt., mustered into service 1 Sep 1862; promoted from 1st sergt. to 2nd Lieut., 1 Jan 1863; to 1st Lieut., 14 Jan 1863; to capt., 29 Jul 1864; Brevet Major, 19 Sep 1864; & Brevet Lt. Co., 6 Apr 1865; mustered out with company, 21 Jun 1865.
<see pension application, Allegheny Co., PA>
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vol. 7, page 544:
145th Regt., Co. H, recruited Crawford Co. for 3 years: Austin Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered into service 2 Sep 1862; discharged on surgeon's certificate, 26 Mary 1863. <see pension application, Crawford Co., PA> Robert Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered into service 2 Sep 1862; captured at Petersburg, VA, 16 Jun 1864; died at Andersonville, GA, 4 Nov 1864; grave #11,785.
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vol. 7, page 627:
149th Regt., recruited from Potter, Tioga, Lycoming, Clearfiedl, Clarion, Lebanon, Allegheny, Luzerne, Mifflin, & Hunter Cos., Co. D: John A. Snodgrass, 2nd lieut.; mustered into service 23 Aug 1862; promoted from 1st sergt. to 2nd Lieut. 26 Apr 1864; commissioned 1st lieut. 14 Jun 1865; not mustered; mustered out with company 24 Jun 1865.
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vol. 8, page 750:
157th Regt., 3rd Artillery, recruited from various parts of the state, Battery K: Benjamin Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered into service 27 Feb 1864; mustered out with battery 9 Nov 1865.
<see pension application, Northumberland Co., PA>
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vol. 8, page 821:
155th Regt., Co. F, recruited Allegheny Co.: James L. Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered into service 22 Aug 1862; died 16 Nov 1862; buried in National Cemetery, Antitam, MD, Sec. 16, Lot B, Grave 123.
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vol. 8, page 1104:
166th Regt., 9 months' service, drafted militia, recruited from York Co., Co. B: Thomas Snodgrass, mustered into service 7 Nov 1862; discharged, date unknown.
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vol. 10, page 768:
211th Regt., recruited for 1 year, Co. I, recruited from Westmoreland Co.: Dixon Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered into service 6 Sep 1864; wounded at Petersburg, VA, 2 Apr 1865; discharged by General Order 16 Jun 1865.
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vol. 10, page 774:
212th Regt., 6th Artillery, recruited principally from Allegheny, Butler, Westmoreland, Fayette, Washington, & Lawrence Cos., organized at Camp Reynolds, near Pittsburgh, 15 Sep 1864, Battery A: Thomas C. Snodgrass, pvt.; mustered into service 31 Aug 1864; mustered out with battery, 13 Jul 1865.
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vol. 10, page 1151:
Militia of 1862, 1st Regt., organized 11-13 Sep 1862, discharged 23-25 Sep 1862, Co. K: Robert Snodgrass
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vol. 10, page 1163:
Militia of 1862, 7th Regt., organized 12-15 Sep 1862, discharged 26 Sep 1862, Co. A: James H. Snodgrass
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vol. 10, page 1171:
Militia of 1862, 10th Regt., organized 10-16 Sep 1862, discharged 25-27 Sep 1862, Co. C: Franklin Snodgrass
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vol. 10, page 1204:
Militia of 1862, 25th Regt., organized 15 Sep 1862, discharged 30 Sep & 1 Oct 1862: James Snodgrass
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vol. 10, page 1268:
Militia of 1863, 40th Regt., mustered into service 2 Jul 1863, discharged 16 Aug 1863, Co. G: John Snodgrass
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vol. 10, page 1302:
Militia of 1863, 54th Regt., mustered into service 30 Jun to 4 Jul 1863; discharged 17 Aug 1863, Co. I: Thomas Snodgrass
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vol. 10, page 1303:
Militia of 1863, 55th Regt., mustered into service 27 Jun to 11 Jul 1863; discharged 18 Jul & 26 Aug 1863: <need name>
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Pennsylvania Archives, 3rd series, vol. 24, page 604:
John Snodgrass <didn't find this one>
Pennsylvania Archives, 5th series, vol. 4, page 647:
William Snodgrass <didn't find this one>
(need date) -- PA Traveler-Post, vol. 24, 1/19; 3/54:
David H. Coyner, s/o Martin Coyner (b. 20 Oct 1771) & Elizabeth Rhea, m/1 Catherine McNeil = 1 dau.; m/2 Catharine Eliza Snodgrass of Hardy Co., WV; m/3 Frances Snodgrass, sister of Catharine Eliza Snodgrass; d. Delaware Co., OH.
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National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections, 1973, page 449:
Robert Snodgrass:
Lyon, George Armstrong, 1784-1855; Papers, 1821-38. 2 Boxes.
In Dickinson College Library (Carlisle, Pa.)
Lawyer, bank president, Presbyterian elder, and trustee of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. Correspondence, diary, and notes. Church affairs are the central concern of the papers, with materials on Lyon's hostile view of the Rev. George Duffield's theology, and his part in the founding of the Second Presbyterian Church, 1832. Correspondents include John Burtt, George Duffield, Ashbel Green, Samuel Blanchard How, Alexander McFarlane, Joshua T. Russell, Robert Snodgrass, and Frederick Watts.
Gift of Mary Himes Vale and Mrs. Frederick F. Rush, 1947.
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1955 Year Book of Pennsylvania Society of Sons of American Revolution (Hoenstine):
Robert McCullough, pvt., Lancaster Co., PA, Militia; b. 1754; d. 19 Apr 1811; wife Susanna Barbour.
dau. Sarah McCollough, b. 7 Feb 1788, d. 2 Mar 1826.
m. 1815 Thomas Snodgrass, b. 7 May 1786, d. 25 Feb 1864.
dau. Susanna Snodgrass, b. 11 Oct 1821, d. 17 Dec 1882.
m. 22 Apr 1845 Thomas Montgomery Scott, b. 8 Jun 1810, d. 17 Dec 1882.
dau. Anna Elizabeth Scott, b. 3 Nov 1849.
m. 30 Apr 1868 George Washington McMillan, b. 26 Sep 1843, d. 2 Nov 1908.
son Harvey Reed McMillan (SAR #1635), b. 15 Jun 1880.
<Descendants of Robert Snodgrass & Jane White>
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Matthew Law, pvt. in PA Militia, m. Margaret Snodgrass
son Benjamin Law
m. Rebecca Lusk
dau. Margaret Snodgrass Law
m. John Forster (son of John Forster & Catherine Dickey)
son Benjamin Law Forster
m. Ann Bull Alricks.
son John Douglas Forster (SAR #102), b. 12 Oct 1866.
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Peter Tittle, pvt., Westmoreland Co., PA, Militia.
son James Tittle
m. Ann Fraeme.
son John Tittle, b. 18 Feb 1801, d. 19 Aug 1882.
m. 16 Dec 1824 Mary Snodgrass, b. 15 Apr 1805, d. 25 Jan 1875.
son James Whitesides Tittle, b. 2 Jun 1828; d. 6 Oct 1901.
m. 2 Apr 1868 Mary Ringler, b. 1 Oct 1840.
son Alexander Dix Tittle (SAR #1364), b. 24 Nov 1873.
m. Alice Cover
son John Warren Tittle (SAR #1370), b. 10 Jan 1869.
m. Sarah Elizabeth Custer
son Charles Lee Tittle (SAR #1610), b. 18 Oct 1845.
m. 11 Sep 1872 Ada Woodruff, b. 29 Jun 1852.
dau. Mary Snodgrass Tittle, b. 12 Dec 1874.
m. 15 Nov ____ Sherman Smith, b. 4 Jan 1874.
son Charles Lee Tittle Smith (SAR #1602), b. 25 Mar 1902.
m. Annie Katherine King
son Harry Woodruff Tittle (SAR #1611), b. 11 May 1873.
m. Margaret Dickey
<see Cambria Co., PA>
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James Stevenson, pvt. in Cumberland Co., PA, Militia.
William Reed Dennison (3359), b. 17 Apr 1879, d. 6 Apr 1907.
m. Matilda Lambourn Snodgrass, b. 19 Dec 1882.
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Matthew McKinney, pvt., 2nd N.J. Line (b. 1744),
m. 22 Oct 1809 <?> Elizabeth Laird, b. 1745, d. 8 Apr 1839.
dau. Elizabeth McKinney, b. 1785, d. 20 Feb 1854.
m. Samuel Snodgrass, b. 1785, d. 16 May 1851.
dau. Elizabeth Snodgrass, b. Jan 1813, d. 28 Mar 1900.
m. 1833 Isaac Mills, b. 13 Dec 1801, d. 29 Jan 1879.
son Stephan D. Mills, b. 23 May 1854, d. 1907.
m. 23 May 1877 Barbara E. McCleary, b. 9 May 1855, d. 5 Jun 1930.
son William Woolslear McCleary Mills, b. 27 Apr 1881.
m. 7 Sep 1912 Louisa Rhodes, b. 27 Jan 1889.
son William Woolslear McClear Mills (SAR #4531), b. 27 Dec 1919.
m. 7 Nov 1943 Mary Elizabeth Vinison, b. 23 Jul 1923.
<Desc. of 13 James Snodgrass of Allegheny Co., PA>
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American Genealogical Index:
1) A History of York Co., PA (Gibson--1886)
page 127: Joseph Snodgrass; Hanna (Smith) Snodgrass
page 174: C. E. Snodgrass
page 190: William B. Snodgrass
page 193: Thomas Snodgrass
page 208: Maj. Snodgrass
page 240: William Snodgrass
page 308: William Snodgrass
page 318: William Snodgrass
page 438: Robert Snodgrass
page 703: E. O. Snodgrass; George Snodgrass
page 744: Alexander Snodgrass
page B-124: Alexander Snodgrass
page B-125: Mary Snodgrass
page B-127: Alexander Snodgrass
2) The Genealogical Records of the Schwenkfelder Families Who Fled from Silesia to Saxony & Thence to Pennsylvania, 1731-1737 (Brecht--1923)
page 732:
Margie May Fuller, d/o George C. Fuller & Catharine Hartranft, m. Cale Snodgrass; res. 1236 Dayton Ave., Minneapolis, MN.
<1900 Stearns Co., MN>
<Desc. of John Snodgrass of Monroe Co., IA>
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page 1330: Catharine Snodgrass
Rebecca Beyer, b. 19 Jul 1796, d/o Daniel Beyer & Rebecca Woodward; d. 5 Feb 1833; m. John McElwain, s/o Patrick McElwain and either Mary Campbell or Catharine Snodgrass; John McElwain m/w Eliza Kerr.
Children:
1. Daniel B. McElwain, b. 14 Jan 1819; d. Feb 1892; m. Harriet Ecklin.
2. William McElwain, b. 2 Apr 1821; d. 14 Nov 1895; m. Mary Beyer.
3. John S. McElwain, b. 30 Jan 1828; d. 20 Mayh 1905; m. Rebecca Webb.
4. Robert B. McElwain, b. 10 Apr 1830; d. 31 Aug 1895; m. Annie Marie Harrie.
3) A Short History of the Slocums, Slocumbs, & Slocombs of America (Slocum--1882)
page 559: Caroline (Slocumb) Snodgrass
4) A History & Genealogy of the Perley Family (Perley--1906)
page 636: Elizabeth Snodgrass
5) Gregory Stone Genealogy (Bartlett--1918)
page 679: Elizabeth Snodgrass
6) Biographical Notes & Genealogical Tables Giving Line of Descent of ___ & Other Descendants of Ezra Earll & Mary Sabin from the Mayflower Pilgrims Francis Cooke & Richard Warren (Weygant--1905)
page 38: Maud (French) Snodgrass
page 44: Elizabeth Snodgrass; Harlan E. Snodgrass; Horton E. Snodgrass; Maud (French) Snodgrass; Roxana Snodgrass
7) The Sterling Genealogy (Sterling--1909)
page 1231: Isabel Snodgrass
8) Genealogy of the Folsom Family (Folsom--1938)
page 494: Luella Snodgrass
9) The Brinton Genealogy, a History of Wm. Brinton, Who Came from England to Chester Co., PA, in 1684, and of His Descendants, with Some Record of the English Brintons (Schoonover--??)
page 288: Mary Snodgrass
10) The American Loyalists, or Biographical Sketches of Adherents to the British Crown in the War of the Revolution (Sabine--1847)
vol. 2, page 579: <page 626?> Neil Snodgrass of North Carolina. Attainted, & property confiscated, in 1779; went to England the same year & was an Addresser of the King.
11) North Carolina Historical & Genealogical Register, Jan 1900-Jul 1903
vol. 2, page 10: Neill Snodgrass
13) The Genealogy of the Cleveland & Cleaveland Families (Cleveland & Cleveland--1899)
page 1417: Sarah Snodgrass
14) Life of George Dewey, Rear Admiral, U.S.A., & Dewey Family History
(Dewey--??)
page 1030: William Snodgrass
15) York Co., PA, 1930
page 131: William Snodgrass
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Guide to Genealogical and Historical Research in Pennsylvania (1966)
[Index in the Pennsylvania State Library]
Snodgrass
54 - Men of Mark of Cumberland Valley (Neven--1875) done
55 - Commemorative Biographical Encyclopedia of Dauphin Co. (Egle--1896)
71 - The Biographical Encyclopedia of Pennsylvanians of the 19th Century (Galaxy Pub. Co.--1874)
72 - Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families (Parran--1935)
85 - 20th Century History of Steubenville and Jefferson Co., OH (Doyle--1910)
120 - The Builders of the Bridge (Steinman--1954)
185 - Centennial Memorial of the Presbytery of Carlisle (Norcross--1889)
246 - Waynesboro Centennial History (Nead--1900) done
256 - Record of the Men of Lafayette [Northampton Co.] (Coffin--1879)
334 - The Kittochtinny Historical Society (1904)
363 - Biographical and Historical Cyclopedia of Westmoreland Co. (Wiley--1890)
366b - History of York Co. (Gibson--1886)
367 - History of Allegheny Co. (A. Warner & Co.--1889)
369 - History of Venango Co. (Newton--1879)
477 - Samuel Maclay, 1741-1811 (Aurand--1938)
535 - The Michael Shoemaker Book (Blair--1924)
617 - History of Berkeley Co., WV (Evans--1928)
625a - History of Dauphin and Lebanon Cos. (Egle--1883)
680 - Egle's Notes and Queries (Egle--1894)
723 - Ohio Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Rev. Buried in the State of OH, vol. 1 (Dailey--1929)
730 - American Revolutionary Soldiers of Franklin Co. (Fendrick--1944)
809 - The Scotch Irish in America (Scotch-Irish Soc. in America--1902)
810 - Pennsylvania Genealogies (Egle--1886)
964 - History of Martinsburg and Berkeley Co., WV (Aler--1888)
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