Descendants of James Snoddy, Sr.

Generation No. 1

1. JAMES2 SNODDY, SR. (?SAMUEL1) was born Abt. 1755 in Co Antrim, NI, and died Sep 24, 1838 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA. He married MARY ANN OANS/OWENS Abt. 1791 in Co Antrim, NI. She was born Feb 22, 1759 in Ireland, and died Jul 29, 1858 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA. Children of JAMES SNODDY and MARY OANS/OWENS are: i. SON3 SNODDY, b. Abt. 1792, Ireland; d. Bef. 1794, on the way to America, buried at sea. 2. ii. SAMUEL SNODDY, b. Feb 24, 1794, White Deer Valley, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Sep 05, 1852, Ft

Wayne, Allen Co, IN. 3. iii. MARY OWENS SNODDY, b. 1797, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. Unknown, NY. 4. iv. WILLIAM SNODDY, b. Feb 19, 1804, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. Dec 28, 1884. 5. v. JAMES SNODDY, JR., b. Jan 12, 1806, PA; d. Aug 24, 1888, PA. 6. vi. CATHERINE SNODDY, b. Jun 27, 1807, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. May 18, 1858,

Philadelphia, PA. 7. vii. ISABELLA SNODDY, b. Jan 27, 1808, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. Jan 30, 1894, White Deer

Valley, Union Co, PA. viii. RACHEL SNODDY, b. Abt. 1810, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. Unknown. ix. MARTHA SNODDY, b. Abt. 1812, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. Unknown; m. ? KELLER; d.

Unknown. x. ELIZABETH SNODDY, b. Abt. 1814, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. Unknown. 8. xi. MARGARET SNODDY, b. Abt. 1816, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. 1876. xii. ISAAC SNODDY, SR., b. Abt. 1818, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. Unknown.

Generation No. 2

2. SAMUEL3 SNODDY (JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Feb 24, 1794 in White Deer Valley, Lycoming Co, PA, and died Sep 05, 1852 in Ft Wayne, Allen Co, IN. He married SARAH IRWIN Jun 20, 1822 in Lycoming Co, PA, daughter of SAMUEL IRWIN and SARAH TENBROECK. She was born May 21, 1805 in Lycoming Co, PA, and died Jun 10, 1849 in Lycoming Co, PA. Notes for SAMUEL SNODDY: The following exerpt is from, "Family History and Genealogy of James Snoddy of White Deer Valley and Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania". After his wife's death, Samuel moved to Parke County, Indiana, but in a year or so, he return to Pennsylvania. In 1852, he sought Indiana with his daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, and took her to live in the home of his son, Samuel I. at Snoddy's Mill. On September 5, 1852, during the cholera epidemic, he died at Fort Wayne Indiana [Died on a canal boat on the Wabash and Erie Canal between Toledo, Ohio and Fort Wayne, Indiana]. More About SAMUEL SNODDY: Fact 1: Lycoming County, PA Fact 2: 1849, Went to Parke Co, IN Fact 3: 1850, Went back to PA Fact 4: 1852, Back to Indiana w/dau. Sarah Elizabeth Fact 5: Sep 05, 1852, Died during cholera epidemic, Ft Wayne, IN Fact 6: Member of Presbyterian Church Notes for SARAH IRWIN: Taken from family book compiled by Mrs. Evea Cook Sanders and Mrs. Wanda Lee Lorton Walton - printed in

1959 In Scotland, the first homes of the Irvines (Irwins) were in that part of Ayrshire called Cunningham, where they gave their name to the river Irvine. Irvine is one of the 66 Royal Burghs in Scotland and has been such, since the days of Bruce. When the Irvines shifted to Dumfrieshire, they were for several generations, hereditary mayors of the town of Dumfrie. This was long before the reign of King Robert of Bruce. Crine Erwine (or Irwin) was abthane of Dull and Seneschal and Collector of all the King's rent in the Western Isles. He married Beatrix, eldest daughter of Malcom II, and was the father of Duncan I, King of Scotland. Duncan, slain by Macbeth, was actually an Irvine, as was his son Malcom III, who in turn overthrew Macbeth and restored the Irvines to the throne of Scotland. His descendants to Alexander III, predecessor of Robert Bruce were therefore Irvines. The period of these Kings is from 1034 to 1285. All the subsequent Kings of Scotland and England after the union of Scotland and England are therefore descendants of Crine Irvine, father of Duncan I. In Scotland the Irwin Clan runs far back into antiquity. The name is found in various forms: Irwin, Irvine, Irving and Erwin being the most frequent. The most complete published account of this ancient Clan of Borderers is found in a richly illustrated volume, now out of print. "The Irvings, Irwins, Irvines, Erinveines, or any other spelling of the name: An Old Scots Border Clan" (Aberdeen, Rosemont Press, 1907) was written by its then Chieftain, Colonel John Beaufin Irving of Bonshaw, Dumfrieshire, Scotland. A feature of this book is a series of colored plates illustrating the minor variations of the Coat of Arms in different families of the Clan. But in all appear the three Holly leaves, green upon a field of silver, two and one, familiar to all true Irwins. --"The Descendants of Wm. Irwin of New York" by Hosmer --World Book Encyclopedia, Vol. D, p. 2136 Children of SAMUEL SNODDY and SARAH IRWIN are: 9. i. JANE4 SNODDY, b. Feb 08, 1823, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Mar 06, 1901, Lewisburg, Union Co, PA. 10. ii. JAMES JACOB SNODDY, b. Nov 09, 1824, Derry, Dauphin Co, PA; d. 1902, PA. iii. WILLIAM SNODDY, b. Sep 07, 1826, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Jun 29, 1835, PA. 11. iv. SAMUEL IRWIN SNODDY, b. Jul 15, 1828, Lycoming Co, PA; d. May 20, 1899, Coal Creek, Fountain

Co, IN. 12. v. MARGARET ANN SNODDY, b. Jun 30, 1830, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown, Selins Grove, Snyder

Co, PA. 13. vi. MARY ELIZABETH SNODDY, b. Jul 01, 1833, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Feb 02, 1890. 14. vii. JOHN TENBROOK SNODDY, b. Nov 17, 1835, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Apr 21, 1864, Mound City, Linn

Co, KS. 15. viii. JAMES DONELSON SNODDY, b. Sep 11, 1837, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Oct 28, 1917, Pleasanton, KS. ix. GEORGE SNODDY, b. Apr 01, 1840, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Jan 11, 1863, Mulberry Ridge, Pigs Point,

VA (Civil War). More About GEORGE SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Belle Plain Landing, VA

16. x. SARAH ELIZABETH SNODDY, b. Mar 14, 1842, Lycoming Co, PA; d. May 20, 1920. xi. WILLIAM W. SNODDY, b. Feb 12, 1845, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Jun 29, 1847, PA.

Notes for WILLIAM W. SNODDY: Cause of death: drown during mill race in PA

17. xii. MARTHA ELLEN SNODDY, b. Jun 08, 1847, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Jun 09, 1931, IN.

3. MARY OWENS3 SNODDY (JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born 1797 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, and died Unknown in NY. She married THOMAS SILLIMAN. He was born 1794 in NJ, and died Unknown in Steuben Co, NY. Notes for THOMAS SILLIMAN: 1850 Census, Wheeler, Steuben Co, NY Thomas Silliman 56 NJ Mary 51 PA Thomas 21 NY Mary 17 NY David 15 NY Catherine 12 NY Peter 9 NY Washington 6 NY Minerva 1 NY Matilda 1 NY Children of MARY SNODDY and THOMAS SILLIMAN are: i. JAMES4 SILLIMAN, d. Unknown. ii. LOUISE SILLIMAN, d. Unknown. iii. MARGARET SILLIMAN, d. Unknown. 18. iv. MARY SNODDY SILLIMAN, b. Mar 18, 1827, Gregg, Union Co, PA; d. Jul 26, 1898, Gregg, Union

Co, PA. v. THOMAS SILLIMAN, b. 1829, NY; d. Unknown. vi. DAVID SILLIMAN, b. 1835, NY; d. Unknown. vii. CATHERINE SILLIMAN, b. 1838, NY; d. Unknown. viii. PETER SILLIMAN, b. 1841, NY; d. Unknown. ix. WASHINGTON SILLIMAN, b. 1844, NY; d. Unknown. x. MATILDA SILLIMAN, b. 1849, NY; d. Unknown. xi. MINERVA SILLIMAN, b. 1849, NY; d. Unknown. 4. WILLIAM3 SNODDY (JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Feb 19, 1804 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, and died Dec 28, 1884. He married MARY ANN IRWIN 1833 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, daughter of SAMUEL IRWIN and SARAH TENBROECK. She was born Apr 11, 1812 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, and died Dec 03, 1889. Notes for MARY ANN IRWIN: Sister to Samuel Snoddy's wife. Child of WILLIAM SNODDY and MARY IRWIN is: 19. i. JOHN4 SNODDY, b. Abt. 1834, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. Abt. 1856. 5. JAMES3 SNODDY, JR. (JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jan 12, 1806 in PA, and died Aug 24, 1888 in PA. He married CHRISTINA SCHOOLEY Abt. 1837 in Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA, daughter of WILLIAM SCHOOLEY and ELIZABETH OAKES. She was born Jan 20, 1808 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, and died Nov 12, 1890 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA. Notes for JAMES SNODDY, JR.: James Snoddy household, Census of the United States, 1880, Pennsylvania, Lycoming County, Washington Township, enumeration district 65, page 392A, dwelling 47, family 112; microfilm number T9, roll 1152; Washington, D.C.: NARA, The 1880 Census states that he was 74 and born in Pennsylvania; his birth date calculates to between 2 June 1805 and 1 June 1806.. Buried at White Deer Church, Lycoming, PA. Buried at White Deer Church, Lycoming, PA

1860 Census, Washington, Lycoming Co, PA James Snoddy 54 PA Christiana 51 PA William 23 PA Mary E. 20 PA Catharine 18 PA Charles 16 PA Lucy 14 PA James 12 PA Margaret 10 PA Joseph S. 8 PA Annie 6 PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Obit: from The Medicine Lodge Cresset of Medicine Lodge, Kansas dated August 16, 1888, page 3, column 5. We clipped the following from the Williamsport (Pa.) Gazette and Bulletin, concerning Chas. SNODDY, one of the oldest citizens of Lycoming county, Pa., who died in the 84th year of his age, July 24th. He is the father of Col. W.W.S. SNODDY, of this city. The deceased is worthy of more than ordinary notice. In addition to his long and useful life, being at the time of his death (probably with one exception) the oldest man in the valley, he was a man who was universally respected by all who knew him, endowed with good, moral principles, a devoted Christian, having been for more than forty years a consistent member of the Baptist church. Being born of sturdy Scotch-Irish parents, the early pioneers of Lycoming County (then Northumberland), inured to hardships in his youth, he became a man of large and vigorous frame, and having inherited good sound sense from his father, and more than ordinary intelligence from his mother, he was early in life imbued with sound, fixed principles. Never an ardent partisan in politics, he was however an old time Whig and supported General Harrison for President in 1840. The writer, having been intimately acquainted with him for more than half a century, takes pleasure in saying that he never knew him to deviate from the path of rectitude and honor. He died as he lived, an honest, Christian man. He married many years ago to Miss SCHOOLEY, who died about ten years ago. They had nine children, seven of whom survive them. His eldest son William, who distinguished himself for gallant services in the late war, and was promoted to Colonel, is now practicing law at Medicine Lodge, Kansas, and Chas. T. is a resident of Williamstown, Pa. The balance of the family reside in this county. Marv’s Comments: The above obituary was taken I have the deceased name as James SNODDY. He is listed as James SNODDY on all the census records that I have found him on. I believe that whoever copied this obituary saw Jas. and put Chas. But of course his name could have been James Charles SNODDY or Charles James SNODDY. [Provided by Marvin D. Snoddy] Children of JAMES SNODDY and CHRISTINA SCHOOLEY are: 20. i. WILLIAM WALLACE SCHOOLEY4 SNODDY, b. Jan 25, 1838, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Aug

12, 1908, Montrose, CO. 21. ii. MARY ELIZABETH SNODDY, b. Abt. 1840, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Abt. 1898. 22. iii. CATHERINE H. SNODDY, b. 1841, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Mar 02, 1931, Jersey Shore,

Lycoming Co, PA. 23. iv. CHARLES T. SNODDY, b. Oct 1842, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Bef. 1920, PA. v. LUCY SNODDY, b. 1846, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown. vi. JAMES SNODDY III, b. 1847, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown. vii. MARGARET SNODDY, b. 1850, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown; m. HARVEY FRONTZ;

d. Unknown. viii. CHRISTINA SNODDY, b. Abt. 1851, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown. ix. JOSEPH S. SNODDY, b. Abt. 1852, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Abt. 1913, Parke Co, IN. x. ANNIE SNODDY, b. 1854, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown. 6. CATHERINE3 SNODDY (JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jun 27, 1807 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, and died May 18, 1858 in Philadelphia, PA. She married JOHN HENRY SCHOOLEY Abt. 1827 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA. He was born Abt. 1802 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, and died Unknown. Notes for CATHERINE SNODDY: [James Snoddy.FTW] Buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA More About CATHERINE SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Laurel Hill Cem, Philadelphia, PA Child of CATHERINE SNODDY and JOHN SCHOOLEY is: i. JENNIE4 SCHOOLEY, b. Abt. 1828, White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA; d. Unknown. 7. ISABELLA3 SNODDY (JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jan 27, 1808 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, and died Jan 30, 1894 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA. She married WILLIAM SCHOOLEY Feb 1825 in Gregg, Union Co, PA, son of WILLIAM SCHOOLEY and ELIZABETH OAKES. He was born Nov 12, 1809 in Gregg, Union Co, PA, and died Aug 02, 1880 in Spring Garden, Union Co, PA. Notes for WILLIAM SCHOOLEY: 1850 Census, Washington, Lycoming Co, PA William Schooley 50 PA Isabella 49 PA James 20 William 19 John H. 17 Robert 15 Albert 13 Mary Snoddy 94 PA Children of ISABELLA SNODDY and WILLIAM SCHOOLEY are: i. ELIZABETH4 SCHOOLEY, b. Aug 04, 1836, Union Co, PA; d. Jun 17, 1878, Washington, Lycoming,

Pennsylvania, USA. ii. JAMES SCHOOLEY, b. Nov 18, 1838, Union Co, PA; d. 1925, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, USA. iii. WILLIAM SCHOOLEY, b. Feb 17, 1841, Union Co, PA; d. Mar 01, 1886. iv. JOHN HENRY SCHOOLEY, b. Apr 04, 1843, Union Co, PA; d. 1945, Rush, Centre, Pennsylvania,

USA. v. ROBERT SCHOOLEY, b. Jun 19, 1845, Union Co, PA; d. Jan 02, 1917. vi. ALBERT SCHOOLEY, b. Oct 12, 1848, Union Co, PA; d. Apr 17, 1924. 8. MARGARET3 SNODDY (JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Abt. 1816 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, and died 1876. She married JAMES ELLIS. He died Unknown. Children of MARGARET SNODDY and JAMES ELLIS are: i. DANIEL4 ELLIS, d. Unknown.

ii. JAMES ELLIS, JR., d. Unknown.

Generation No. 3

9. JANE4 SNODDY (SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Feb 08, 1823 in Lycoming Co, PA, and died Mar 06, 1901 in Lewisburg, Union Co, PA. She married JEROME RINEHART. He was born Abt. 1800 in PA, and died Unknown in Lewisburg, Union Co, PA. Children of JANE SNODDY and JEROME RINEHART are: i. JEROME5 RINEHART, d. Unknown. ii. ELIZABETH RINEHART, d. Unknown. iii. GEORGE RINEHART, d. Unknown. 10. JAMES JACOB4 SNODDY (SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Nov 09, 1824 in Derry, Dauphin Co, PA, and died 1902 in PA. He married ELIZABETH GROVE in PA. She was born 1823 in Dauphin Co, PA, and died 1905 in PA. Notes for JAMES JACOB SNODDY: 1850 Census, Mifflin Co, PA (Brown Twp) James Snoddy 26 PA Wagonmaker Elizabeth 28 PA Jacob 2 PA Mary J. 11/12 PA John Grove 16 PA Wagonmaker 1860 Census, Susauehanna, Dauphin Co, PA James Snoddy 37 PA Wagonmaker Elizabeth 38 PA Mary 11 PA Margaret 9 PA James 7 PA John 5 PA Kate 1 PA 1870 Census, Mishawaka, St Joseph Co, IN James Snoddy 46 PA Elizabeth 47 PA Catherine 10 PA James 16 PA John 14 PA 1880 Census, South Bend, St. Joseph, Indiana James Snoddy 56 PA IRE Supt in wagon factory Elizabeth 58 PA Maggie 28 PA Kate 20 PA Mary 30 PA Herbert Wood 9 IN grandson Children of JAMES SNODDY and ELIZABETH GROVE are: i. JACOB5 SNODDY, b. Abt. 1848, Mifflin Co, PA; d. Bef. 1860, Brown, Mifflin Co, PA. ii. MARY J. SNODDY, b. Abt. 1849, Mifflin Co, PA; d. Unknown.

Notes for MARY J. SNODDY: 1870 Census, Granville, Licking Co, OH (Female College), Jan 18, 1870 Mary J. Snoddy 21 PA

iii. MARGARET "MAGGIE" SNODDY, b. Abt. 1851, Dauphin Co, PA; d. Unknown. 24. iv. JAMES SNODDY, b. Abt. 1853, Dauphin Co, PA; d. Unknown, IA. v. JOHN SNODDY, b. Abt. 1855, Dauphin Co, PA; d. Unknown. vi. CATHERINE "KATE" SNODDY, b. Abt. 1859, Susquehanna, Dauphin Co, PA; d. Unknown. 11. SAMUEL IRWIN4 SNODDY (SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jul 15, 1828 in Lycoming Co, PA, and died May 20, 1899 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN. He married (1) SUSAN KOONS 1849 in ?Covington, Fountain Co, IN, daughter of JONATHAN KOONS and CATHERINE ?. She was born Dec 05, 1832 in PA, and died Oct 07, 1876. He married (2) SUSAN FISHER Dec 05, 1878. She was born Dec 16, 1845, and died Feb 27, 1917 in Fountain Co, IN. Notes for SAMUEL IRWIN SNODDY: 1880 Census Wabash, Fountain County, Indiana Samuel Snoddy 56 PA PA PA Susan 34 OH PA PA Elmer 17 IN PA PA Emma 15 IN PA PA Chauncey 13 IN PA PA Ferley 11 IN PA PA George D. 6 IN PA PA Mary FOX 24 IN IRE IRE (Servant) Information below is from, "Family History and Genealogy of James Snoddy of White Deer Valley and Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania". Was a miller, merchant, farmer, and proprietor to the village of Snoddy's Mill, the fourth son, born in Lycoming Co, PA. In 1849, he married Susan Koons, who was born in the same county on December 5, 1832. Her brothers were: Samuel, John, Aaron, and William. In the same year of their marriage (1849), these young people, yearning for opportunities and broader possibilities, looked to what then was the great undeveloped West, and with high hopes, took up their journey by alternate stretches of stage and car ride, they reached Buffalo, New York. Thence, by steamboat by on Lake Erie, they made their way to Toledo, Ohio. Then by Wabash and Erie Canal Packet Line, they came to Lafayette, Indiana; thence, the Davis Landing, which was about four miles above Montezuma, Indiana in Parke County, by steamboat on the Wabash River. Near Davis Landing, they stopped for a short time with his uncle, William Snoddy. This was their honeymoon. With only thirty-five cents left in his pocket and having learned the trade of miller, he soon found employment at Wright's Mill, situated on Sugar Creek at Rockport in Parke County, Indiana. Later, he rented Wilkin's Mill. In 1851, he and John Hardesty bought (from John Headly) a saw mill and corn grinder, located 20 miles north, at the place later known as Snoddy's Mill, or Coal Creek. In 1852, he settled near it on twelve acres of land which was included in the purchase. In 1855, Samuel I. Snoddy purchased Mosier's interest and became the sole proprietor. At that time, it consisted of a saw mill and one set of burrs for grinding corn. In 1858, he bought 78 acres next to the mill acreage. A brush dam was first used, then a log dam. In 1867, he took away the mill and began the building of a 3-story and basement flouring mill, 36 by 40 feet, with a run of three sets of burrs. This was completed in 1868. At this time, he bought 160 acres of land. Samuel I. operated the mill until 1888, then sold it to his two sons, William Irwin and Milton Washington Snoddy, who remodeled and added the roller system machinery and operated it until 1898. William then sold his part to his brother, Milton. Up to this time, the mill had a wooden dam. In 1906, Milton had the Dody brothers build a concrete dam at the cost of $5,000. It extended

126 feet across Coal Creek, making a permanent reservoir and furnishing power to the mill. Upon the death of Milton in 1917, the mill passed on to his son, Walter, who operated it until 1946. It remained a landmark of history since then. The mill could grind up to 30 bushels a day - corn meal or flour. After completing the 4-story mill, Samuel I. prophesied this to be a good point for trade in provisions and goods. Before 1870, the opening of the coal fields, known now as Stringtown, brought to Snoddy's Mill it's railroad. It had several names; (1) Attica and Terre Haute, (2) Newcastle and Danville, and (3) Chicaro, Danville, and Vincennes. It extended from Coal Creek to Bismark, Illinois. Stringtown had a population of 2,000-3,000 at one time, scattered over and among the hills. Many buildings were erected in Stringtown, Bunkertown, and Snoddy's Mill. In 1872, Samuel I. built a store building near his mill in which he put a general stock and included a post office. In 1877, another building was erected and the dry goods store and post office relocated to it. The first store, a grocery store, was operated by George Keller. He was a step-son of Jane Snoddy Keller, whose first husband was John Snoddy (died in ca 1855-1857), son of William Snoddy and Mary Ann Irwin. The same store was later operated by a son of Samuel I., Chauncey Snoddy. He died on October 8, 1900 and his widow closed the store in April of 1902. Elmer O. Snoddy, fourth son, operated the dry goods store until 1904 when he relocated and operated a bank in Redmon, Illinois. The 2-story buildings were torn down and a large barn was built by Samuel Ellis Snoddy on his farm east of the bridge. Another building was a drug store managed by Charles M. Coggins, M.D., husband of Mary Odilla Snoddy. A blacksmith shop was the next to be built. Samuel I. also built several neat dwellings. His first home, southwest of the mill, was later damaged by flood. He then built at the top of the hill, south of Stringtown, looking down on the mill and the other six large homes. His house was torn down in 1921 and is not a part of the Harlan Weatherman home east of Cates. The six houses in a row at the foot of the hill were the homes of: 1. Martha Snoddy Staley - George Keller (torn down). 2. Sarah Elizabeth Snoddy Cook - Samuel E. and Leona Snoddy 3. John H. Snoddy - E.O. Snoddy (torn down and moved to the Coggin's farm). 4. Dr. Charles M. and Mary O. Snoddy Coggins (owned by Noble Adams). 5. Milton W. Snoddy - H. McClain. 6. Chauncey Snoddy - Walter Snoddy. On May 12, 1899, Samuel I. Snoddy became ill with pneumonia and at noon on Saturday, May 20, he passed away. His funeral, on of the largest that ever occurred in Wabash Township, was held on the following Tuesday in his home. Rev. Andrew J. Marshall of the Baptist Church, gave the funeral discourse. Burial was in Coal Creek/Snoddy Cemetery with Mont Board, funeral director of Covington, Indiana in charge. The customary black hearse, drawn by black horses, was used. The pall bearers were the following leading citizens of Wabash and Fulton Townships: J.M. Conover, Manford Conover, Philip Grubbs, Amos Grubbs, Harry and Henry Randolph. The family was all present, among whom were James Donaldson Snoddy, his brother, from Pleasanton, Kansas; daughters, Anna J. Roberts of Danville, IL and Emma M. Ferguson, Wichita, KS; and a son, John Henry Snoddy of Kansas City, MO; and Sarah Elizabeth Cook, a sister. Buired in the Snoddy Cemetery, Coal Creek, Indiana (12 miles south of Covington, Indiana). Samuel I. was an honorable man, who worked toward an honorable destiny, in an honorable way. He was a quiet and humble man, charitable to those in need who were worthy. He was acknowledged to be the leading man in his section. He began with comparataively nothing, and his success demonstrates the possibility for one to rise to fortune from proverty, when there is a will to climb. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Samuel I. SNODDY Beckwith, H. W. History of Fountain County, Indiana. Chicago: HH Hill, 1881, p. 390. Samuel I. SNODDY, miller, merchant and farmer and proprietor to the village of Snoddy's Mills, was born July 15, 1828 in Lycoming Co PA. His parents, Samuel and Sarah irwin Snoddy were natives of the same state and there Mrs. Snoddy died June 10, 1849 age 45. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and the mother of 10. After her death Mr. Samuel Snoddy came to Parke County Indiana but in a year or so he returned to his native state. in 1852 he again sought Indiana and September 2, 1852, during the cholera epidemic, he died at Ft. Wayne. He also was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Samuel I the 4th child was schooled on the farm and in the mill. Before coming west he was married in 1849, to Susan KOONS, daughter of Jonathan and Catharine Koons, a native of PA.

Soon after marriage they emigrated to Parke Co IN where Mr. Snoddy worked in Wright's Mill. In 1851 he bought the saw and grist mill of John Headley, and in 1852 settled near it on 12 acres of land, which was included in the purchase. About 1858 he bought 78 acres adjoining the mill-seat. In 1868 he bought 160 acres more. He built a store near his mill about 1874 and began selling goods and in those 3 branches of industry (milling, merchandising and farming) Mr. Snoddy has succeeded so well that he owns 756 acres of land and the town he founded, containing 10 dwelling houses, all his own building. He is acknowledged to be the leading man of his section. He began with comparatively nothing and his success demonstrates the possibility for one to rise to fortune from even poverty's lowest depth, where there is "will" to climb. Mr. Snoddy is a quiet but thorough republican. his 3 brothers, John, James D. and George served in the Civil War. George died at his home in KS from disease contracted in the army. James D. was a colonel and John was major in the 7th Kan Cav. Oct 6, 1876, death depreived Mr. Snoddy of the partner of his home. She was an amiable woman and the mother of 11 children: William, John, Milton, Elmer, Chauncey, Purley, Goerge, Anna now Mrs. Richard Roberts of Henning, Illinois, Catharine now Mrs. Benjamin Lindley of Fulton Twp, Fountain County, Odella, Mrs. Dr. Charles Coggins, Snoddy's Mills and Emma. Mr. Snoddy was next married Dec 15, 1878 to Miss Suan FISHER, of Fountain Co his present helpmate. Mr. Snoddy's portrait appears in this history. More About SAMUEL IRWIN SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Snoddy Cem, Coal Creek, IN More About SUSAN KOONS: Burial: Unknown, Snoddy Cem, Children of SAMUEL SNODDY and SUSAN KOONS are: 25. i. WILLIAM IRWIN5 SNODDY, b. Mar 03, 1850, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Apr 11, 1935, Highland,

Vermillion Co, IN. 26. ii. ANNA J. SNODDY, b. Jan 31, 1852, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN; d. Aug 03, 1900, Danville, IL. 27. iii. JOHN HENRY SNODDY, b. Mar 31, 1854, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN; d. Dec 10, 1913, MO. 28. iv. SARAH CATHERINE SNODDY, b. May 11, 1857, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Dec 21, 1928. 29. v. MILTON WASHINGTON SNODDY, b. 1858, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Nov 14, 1917, Fountain

Co, IN. 30. vi. MARY ODILLA SNODDY, b. Mar 15, 1860, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Sep 28, 1948, IN. 31. vii. ELMER OWEN SNODDY, b. Nov 18, 1862, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN; d. Jan 15, 1941, Parke Co,

IN. 32. viii. EMMA MAE SNODDY, b. Oct 01, 1864, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. May 12, 1945, Wichita, KS. 33. ix. CHAUNCEY R. SNODDY, b. Jun 11, 1867, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Oct 08, 1900, Covington,

Fountain Co, IN. x. PEARLEY SNODDY, b. Feb 01, 1869, Wabash Twp, Fountain Co, IN; d. May 06, 1887, Coal Creek,

IN. More About PEARLEY SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Snoddy Cem, Coal Creek, IN

xi. SON SNODDY, b. Oct 07, 1876, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Oct 07, 1876, Covington, Fountain

Co, IN. 34. xii. GEORGE DONELSON SNODDY, b. Jan 11, 1874, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Mar 12, 1952,

Wabash, Fountain Co, IN. Children of SAMUEL SNODDY and SUSAN FISHER are: xiii. SUSAN UDOSIA "DOSIA"5 SNODDY, b. Feb 17, 1881, Fountain Co, IN; d. Jun 20, 1898. 35. xiv. SAMUEL ELLIS SNODDY, b. Sep 27, 1883, IN; d. Jul 20, 1938, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN. 12. MARGARET ANN4 SNODDY (SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jun 30, 1830 in Lycoming Co, PA, and died

Unknown in Selins Grove, Snyder Co, PA. She married GEORGE EBY in PA. He was born 1821 in PA, and died Unknown in Selins Grove, Snyder Co, PA. Children of MARGARET SNODDY and GEORGE EBY are: i. JESSIE5 EBY, b. Abt. 1850, PA; d. Unknown. ii. SYLVESTER EBY, b. 1851, Selins Grove, Snyder Co, PA; d. Unknown. iii. ANNIE C. EBY, b. 1854, Snyder Co, PA; d. Unknown. iv. LOTTIE F. EBY, b. 1870, Snyder Co, PA; d. Unknown. 13. MARY ELIZABETH4 SNODDY (SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jul 01, 1833 in Lycoming Co, PA, and died Feb 02, 1890. She married JAMES KELLER. He was born 1833 in PA, and died Feb 22, 1881. Children of MARY SNODDY and JAMES KELLER are: i. ELIZABETH ANN5 KELLER, d. Unknown. ii. SARAH JANE KELLER, b. Mar 06, 1855; d. Unknown. 14. JOHN TENBROOK4 SNODDY (SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Nov 17, 1835 in Lycoming Co, PA, and died Apr 21, 1864 in Mound City, Linn Co, KS. He married UNKNOWN. She died Unknown. Notes for JOHN TENBROOK SNODDY: Found at: http://genealogytrails.com/mich/washtenaw/schoolunivbio.html JOHN TENBROOK SNODDY, B. S. Major 7th Regiment Kansas Cavalry Attorney-at-Law. Editor: Died at Mound City, Kansas, April 21, 1864. He was born in Lycoming County, Pa., November 10, 1835. He removed in 1851 to Indiana. During 1852 and 1853 he attended a part of the time the Western Manual Labor School near Annapolis, Parke County, Indiana. In the fall of 1854 he entered the University of Michigan and was graduated in 1858. He immediately went to Cleveland, Ohio and began the study of the law with Chase & Slade. At the January term of the Ohio Supreme Court (Jan. 2, 1859) he was admitted to practice. In the early spring of 1859 he located at Leavenworth, Kansas Territory to practice in partnership with Joel Moody, B. S., his college classmate. In the fall of 1859 he removed from Leavenworth to Mound City, in Linn Co., Kansas. In the latter part of that year, or early in 1860, he married Maria Moody of Oberlin, Ohio. From the time he located at Mound City, up to his enlistment in the Union Army he practiced law, and edited a newspaper at Mound City. In the fall of 1860, he was elected to the Territorial Legislature of Kansas and was serving in that body when the state was admitted to the Union. He took an active part with the free state men in the border troubles and defended them vigorously in his paper and on the stump. When the war broke out, and enlistments began in Kansas, for three years service he volunteered. This was in June 1861, but owing to some trouble, the batallion in which he had enlisted was not mustered into the U. S. service and he returned to Mound City. In July or early in August, 1861, the raising of the 7th Regiment, Kansas Volunteer Cavalry was begun at Mound City and he was commissioned Adjutant of it. The Regiment was filled and mustered in at Fort Leavenworth. In the capacity of Adjutant he served until the summer of 1862, when under an order from the War Department mustering out all Regimental Adjutants not line officers, he was mustered out. After a very short time, however, he was commissioned Major of the same Regiment, and returned to his command in the field and served with it in the capacity of Major until the summer of 1863, when he was compelled by the failure of his health to resign. He returned to his home in Mound City in the fall of 1863, almost a complete physical wreck. He again opened his law office, but was unable to do any considerable work. On April 1st, 1864, he and his brother James D. Snoddy, published the first number of the Border Sentinel. At this time, however, he had so declined physically that he was scarcely able to leave his house. On the 21st day of April, 1864, he died at his home in Mound City. Child of JOHN SNODDY and UNKNOWN is: i. JEROME GODWIN5 SNODDY, b. Abt. 1855, KS; d. Unknown.

15. JAMES DONELSON4 SNODDY (SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Sep 11, 1837 in Lycoming Co, PA, and died Oct 28, 1917 in Pleasanton, KS. He married (1) LOUISE RHOADS BENTLEY. She was born 1909, and died Bef. 1960. He married (2) CORNELIA "NELA" A. BAIRD Mar 15, 1865 in KS. She was born 1837 in Erie, NY, and died Nov 23, 1907 in Pleasanton, KS. Notes for JAMES DONELSON SNODDY: 1870 Census, Linn Co, KS James D. Snoddy 31 PA Lawyer ?Aial A. 31 NY Lula M. 4 KS 1880 Census, Pleasanton, Linn Co, KS James D. Snoddy 41 PA Cornelia 36 NY Lula 14 KS James D. 8 KS 1900 Census, Pleasanton, Linn Co, KS James Snoddy 62 PA (married for 35 years, but wife not listed with him) There is a Cornelia Snoddy, age 62, boarding with another family. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kansas Settlers, 1854-79 Given Name: James D. Surname: Snoddy Birthplace: Lycoming Co., Penn. Birthdate: September 11, 1838 Settle Place: Mound City Settle Date: February 25, 1861 Current Res: La Cygne Page: 249 1880 Kansas Census - La Cygne, Linn Co, KS James D. Snoddy 41 PA lawyer Cornelia 36 NY Lulu 14 KS James A. 8 KS 1910 United States Federal Census > Kansas > Linn > Potosi Twp > District 122 James D. Snoddy 72 PA Pauline C. 60 PA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Collections of the Kansas State Historical Society By Kansas State Historical Society, page 277 JAMES DONALDSON SNODDY was born September 11 1837 at the foot of South Mountain White Deer valley Lycoming county Pennsylvania. He acquired a common school education in Pennsylvania and Indiana and prepared himself for college graduating from the University of Michigan in 1859 and receiving his master's degree from that institution in 1867. He came to Kansas in February 1861 locating at Mound City Linn county. He enlisted in the Seventh Kansas cavalry and was made first lieutenant of company C resigning in 1862. He was commissioned colonel of the Sixth regiment Kansas militia June 13 1864 April 1 1864 he with his brother Major JT Snoddy began the publication of the Border Sentinel at Mound City and upon the death of Major Snoddy some weeks later Colonel Snoddy took over the full management of the paper In 1865 he had associated with him FB Smythe and in August 1866 the paper was purchased by Joel Moody. Colonel Snoddy was a member of the house of representatives for the years 1868 1869 1870 1881 1883 and the special session of 1884 and was speaker in 1883-84. He was state senator in 1871-72. He was married to Cornelia A. Baird March 15 1865. Mrs Snoddy died November 23 1907 after a few

hours illness. Colonel Snoddy's home is at Pleasanton. Children of JAMES SNODDY and CORNELIA BAIRD are: 36. i. LULA MAE5 SNODDY, b. May 19, 1866, Mound City, KS; d. Sep 08, 1931, Seattle, King Co, WA. 37. ii. JAMES D. SNODDY, b. Jul 1871, KS; d. Unknown, Seattle, WA. 38. iii. JAMES AUGUSTUS SNODDY, b. Sep 07, 1871, Mound City, KS; d. Jan 29, 1945, Seattle, King Co,

WA. 16. SARAH ELIZABETH4 SNODDY (SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Mar 14, 1842 in Lycoming Co, PA, and died May 20, 1920. She married JACOB COOK. He was born Apr 17, 1839, and died May 13, 1920. Children of SARAH SNODDY and JACOB COOK are: i. RUFUS ALONZO5 COOK, b. Oct 25, 1861; d. Unknown. ii. ALBERT A. COOK, b. Dec 19, 1862; d. Unknown. 17. MARTHA ELLEN4 SNODDY (SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jun 08, 1847 in Lycoming Co, PA, and died Jun 09, 1931 in IN. She married NEWTON STALEY. He was born Abt. 1845 in PA, and died May 11, 1919 in IN. Notes for MARTHA ELLEN SNODDY: Martha Ellen S. Staley and Lide Henry had a milliner shop above Samuel I. Snoddy's dry goods store. People came down from the hills on Saturday and spent all their money. They dressed elegantly but went bare-foot. The "better class" of people lived "around the horn" (southwest) of the row of Snoddy houses. (From Mayme McCallum, June 20, 1961.] Children of MARTHA SNODDY and NEWTON STALEY are: i. JOHN HENRY5 STALEY, b. Feb 21, 1869; d. Unknown. ii. MAYME STALEY, b. Apr 28, 1876; d. Unknown. 18. MARY SNODDY4 SILLIMAN (MARY OWENS3 SNODDY, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Mar 18, 1827 in Gregg, Union Co, PA, and died Jul 26, 1898 in Gregg, Union Co, PA. She married ANDREW JACKSON SCHOOLEY Mar 25, 1858 in Lycoming Co, PA, son of WILLIAM SCHOOLEY and ELIZABETH OAKES. He was born May 13, 1815 in Gregg, Union Co, PA, and died Jan 18, 1892 in Gregg, Union Co, PA. Children of MARY SILLIMAN and ANDREW SCHOOLEY are: i. THOMAS HENRY5 SCHOOLEY, b. Jul 28, 1860, Washington, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Aug 24, 1946,

Washington, Lycoming Co, PA. ii. ELIZABETH DRAKE SCHOOLEY, b. Apr 17, 1862, Washington, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Feb 05, 1947,

Washington, Lycoming Co, PA. iii. MARY SCHOOLEY, b. Nov 17, 1864, Washington, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown, Washington,

Lycoming Co, PA. iv. KATHERINE SCHOOLEY, b. Oct 12, 1866, Washington, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown, Washington,

Lycoming Co, PA. v. ANNIE HENRY SCHOOLEY, b. Mar 12, 1869, Washington, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Jun 29, 1955,

Washington, Lycoming Co, PA. 19. JOHN4 SNODDY (WILLIAM3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Abt. 1834 in White Deer Valley, Union Co, PA, and died Abt. 1856. He married JANE ? Private, daughter of JAMES SNODDY and ETHEL ?. She was born Private. Notes for JOHN SNODDY: After John Snoddy died, his child, Mary Ann, was raised by his parents, William and Mary Inn Irwin Snoddy.

John's wife, Jane, then married Christopher Keller. Child of JOHN SNODDY and JANE ? is: 39. i. MARY ANN5 SNODDY, b. May 07, 1856, Coal Creek, IN; d. Feb 12, 1922, Danville, IL. 20. WILLIAM WALLACE SCHOOLEY4 SNODDY (JAMES3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jan 25, 1838 in Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA, and died Aug 12, 1908 in Montrose, CO. He married MARY MAGDALENE LONG Jun 11, 1864 in Selin's Grove, Snyder Co, PA. She was born Jun 30, 1842 in Selin's Grove, Union Co, PA, and died Apr 08, 1916 in Alva, Woods Co, OK. Notes for WILLIAM WALLACE SCHOOLEY SNODDY: Soldier Memorial, Company B, 207th Regiment, 3rd Division, 9th Army Corp - Lieut. Col. W. W. S. Snoddy, organized at Harrisburg, PA and mustered into the U.S. Service for one year, Sept 5, 1864. He is buried at the White Deer Church, Lycoming Co, PA. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1880 Census, Sedalia, Pettis Co, Missouri W.W.S. Snoddy 41 PA Lawyer M.M. Snoddy 33 PA Claude 13 MO Erskine 9 MO Cook 7 MO Edna 5 MO Rhea (son) 3 mos MO Emma Anderson 34 MO Servant --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- William Wallace Schooley SNODDY 25 Jan 1837 – 12 Aug 1908 The death of Colonel W. W. SNODDY, occurred recently at Alva, Okla. Colonel SNODDY was a former school teacher in Jersey Shore, and was at one time County Superintendent of Clinton County. Mrs. W. L. LEVERGOOD, of Jersey Shore, is a sister of the deceased. Marv’s Comments: The above obituary was taken from The Daily Gazette and Bulletin of Williamsport, Pennsylvania dated August 15, 1908. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Vol. 3. page 1168 - "A Standard History of Oklahoma" When twenty years of age he began reading law, and was in practice at Lockhaven, Pennsylvania, until the outbreak of the Civil War. He enlisted in Company C of the 137th Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry, and on the organization of the company was elected sergeant, and subsequently was advanced to the rank of captain. This company was mustered out of service June 1, 1863. Captain Snoddy at once undertook the organization of a new regiment, which was mustered in as the 207th Pennsylvania Infantry, with him as Lieutenant Colonel. He continued as one of the commanding officers of the much hard service, and as captain and colonel he participated in some of the most noteworthy engagements of the war, including Antietam, Chancellorsville, Fredericksburg, and in all of the important battles in and around Petersburg. He was at Appomattox in April 1865, when General Grant accepted the surrender of Lee's forces. Following the assassination of President Lincoln his regiment was on provost guard duty at Washington during the trial and execution of the conspirators. Colonel Snoddy was twice seriously wounded during the war. Having gained distinction as a soldier, Colonel Snoddy then located at Sedalia, Missouri, and was in practice of the law there until 1885. In that year he removed to Medicine Lodge, Kansas, and from that point went to participate in the opening of the Cherokee Strip in 1893. He was one of the successful homestead seekers and located a claim of Government land three miles south of Alva. He continued the practice of law at Alva until his death, which occurred suddenly at Montrose, Colorado August 12, 1908. In the year of statehood and the year preceding his death he was the republican nominee for justice of the Supreme Court of Oklahoma.

Colonel Snoddy was married to Miss LONG in 1863 at Selin's Grove, Pennsylvania. She was born in Pennsylvania June 30, 1844. To their marriage was born nine children, five daughters and four sons. One son and three daughters died in infancy, and those who reached maturity were: Claude L., who was born January 25, 1867, and died at Alva, Oklahoma June 23, 1899; he was a lawyer and journalist and never married. The second in the family is Erskine W. James Cook, born June 30, 1874, now a farmer and stock man, was married in 1909 to Miss Carrie GAMBLE, a native of Wallace County, Kansas. Edna May, born in 1877, was married in 1898 to Elmer DEEDS, and now lives at Los Angeles, California. Beulah C., born in 1881, was married in 1908 to David C. (Pat) OATES, and has two children, Marjorie and William. Soldier Memorial, Company B, 207th Regiment, 3rd Division, 9th Army Corp - Lieut. Col. W. W. S. Snoddy, organized at Harrisburg, PA and mustered into the U.S. Service for one year, Sept 5, 1864. He is buried at the White Deer Church, Lycoming Co, PA.1880 Census, Sedalia, Pettis Co, Missouri More About WILLIAM WALLACE SCHOOLEY SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Alva, Woods Co, OK Children of WILLIAM SNODDY and MARY LONG are: i. BLANCHE ELIZABETH5 SNODDY, b. Apr 01, 1865, Lycoming, PA; d. Apr 03, 1866, MO.

More About BLANCHE ELIZABETH SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Calvary Cem, St. Louis, MO

ii. CLAUDE LONG SNODDY, b. Jan 25, 1867, Sedalina, Pettis Co, MO; d. Jun 23, 1899, Alva, Wood Co,

OK; m. (1) NEVER MARRIED; d. Unknown; m. (2) NEVER MARRIED; d. Unknown. Notes for CLAUDE LONG SNODDY: "A Standard History of Oklahoma" Claude L. Snoddy was a lawyer and journalist and never married. Died: From the Alva Review - Died, at 1 o'clock a.m., Friday, June 23, 1899, Claude Snoddy, aged 32 years, 4 months and 29 days. Mr. Snoddy had been sick at the home of his father, Co. W.W.S. Snoddy, for three months, and though all was done to save him that loving friends could do, death finally claimed him. The funeral services at the house were conducted by Rev. Mr. Porter, the Episcopal Minister. The remains were followed to the A.O.U.W. cemetery where they were interred under the auspices of the Alva Bar, of which the deceased was an honored member. The funeral was largely attended and his parents have the sympathy of the community.

iii. CORA LYDIA SNODDY, b. Dec 10, 1868, Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO; d. Oct 11, 1869. 40. iv. ERSKINE WILLIAM DURHAM SNODDY, b. Feb 04, 1871, Sadalia, Pettis Co, MO; d. Mar 11, 1899,

Alva, Wood Co, OK. v. JAMES COOK SNODDY, b. Jul 16, 1873, Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO; d. Jun 18, 1958. 41. vi. EDNA MAY SNODDY, b. Jul 30, 1876, Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO; d. May 27, 1944, Alhambra, Los

Angeles Co, CA. vii. RHEA/RAY SNODDY, b. Mar 1880, Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO; d. Unknown. viii. BENJAMIN L. SNODDY, b. Sep 16, 1882, Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO; d. Sep 16, 1882, Sedalia, Pettis Co,

MO. 42. ix. BEULAH CHRISTINA SNODDY, b. Sep 16, 1882, Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO; d. Jul 02, 1966, Oklahoma

City, OK. 21. MARY ELIZABETH4 SNODDY (JAMES3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Abt. 1840 in Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA, and died Abt. 1898. She married JAMES WEIKLE. He died Unknown. Children of MARY SNODDY and JAMES WEIKLE are:

i. CHARLES5 WEIKLE, d. Unknown. ii. CHRISSY WEIKLE, d. Unknown. iii. HARRY WEIKLE, d. Unknown. 22. CATHERINE H.4 SNODDY (JAMES3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born 1841 in Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA, and died Mar 02, 1931 in Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co, PA. She married WILLIAM LAWRENCE LEVEGOOD Bet. 1863 - 1864. He was born Mar 05, 1830 in Liberty, Tioga Co., PA, and died Apr 02, 1909 in Jersey Shore, Lycoming Co, PA. Children of CATHERINE SNODDY and WILLIAM LEVEGOOD are: i. JOHN W.5 LEVEGOOD, b. Sep 24, 1866; d. Sep 10, 1952. ii. JAMES GRANT LEVEGOOD, b. May 23, 1868; d. Jul 12, 1919. iii. MAY BLANCHE LEVEGOOD, b. Nov 21, 1875; d. Nov 18, 1954. iv. CHARLES JACOB LEVEGOOD, b. May 09, 1877; d. Sep 06, 1954. 23. CHARLES T.4 SNODDY (JAMES3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Oct 1842 in Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA, and died Bef. 1920 in PA. He married ELLEN "ELLA" R. DUNBAR Abt. 1868 in Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA, daughter of ROBERT DUNBAR and ELIZABETH IRWIN. She was born Dec 1847 in Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA, and died Aft. 1930 in PA. Notes for CHARLES T. SNODDY: 1880 Census, Washington, Lycoming Co, PA Charles Snoddy 38 PA R. Ellen 33 PA Lulla 9 PA Fannie 5 PA 1900 Census, Watsontown, Northumberland Co, PA Charles T. Snoddy 57 PA Oct 1842 R. Ella 52 PA Dec 1847 Fanny F. 24 PA Oct 1875 Charella 16 PA Mar 1884 1920 Census, Watsontown, Northumberland Co, PA Charles T. Snoddy 67 PA Ella 62 PA Fannie F. 34 PA Notes for ELLEN "ELLA" R. DUNBAR: 1920 Census, Watsontown, Northumberland Co, PA Ella R. Snoddy 72 PA Florence F. 44 PA 1930 Census, Danville, Montour Co, PA Florence Snoddy 54 PA R. Ella (mother) 82 PA Children of CHARLES SNODDY and ELLEN DUNBAR are: i. LULA5 SNODDY, b. 1871, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown. ii. FLORENCE F. "FANNIE" SNODDY, b. Oct 1875, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown. iii. MADELINE SNODDY, b. Abt. 1877, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown. iv. JOHN SNODDY, b. Abt. 1879, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown, PA.

v. JAMES SNODDY, b. Aft. 1880, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown; m. EMILY GROFF; d. Unknown.

43. vi. CHARALLA SNODDY, b. Mar 1884, Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA; d. Unknown.

Generation No. 4

24. JAMES5 SNODDY (JAMES JACOB4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Abt. 1853 in Dauphin Co, PA, and died Unknown in IA. He married MARY ? Abt. 1878. She was born 1853 in IN, and died Unknown in Linn Co, IA. Notes for JAMES SNODDY: 1880 Census, Rapids, Linn Co, Iowa James Snoddy 28 PA Wagonmaker Mary 28 IN Lillie 1 IA Child of JAMES SNODDY and MARY ? is: i. LILLY6 SNODDY, b. 1879, Linn Co, IA; d. Unknown. 25. WILLIAM IRWIN5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Mar 03, 1850 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Apr 11, 1935 in Highland, Vermillion Co, IN. He married ELIZA JANE JOHNSON Jan 05, 1873 in IN, daughter of ALEXANDER JOHNSON and MELVINA SPINKS. She was born Jul 19, 1852 in Wabash, Fountain Co, IN, and died Aug 20, 1942 in Highland, Vermillion Co, IN. Notes for WILLIAM IRWIN SNODDY: 1880 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN William Snoddy 30 IN (miller) Eliza 29 IN Oba (dau) 7 IN John 5 IN Scott 2 IN Milton Snoddy 22 IN (brother) 1900 Census, Highland, Vermillion Co, IN William I. Snoddy 50 Mar 1850 IN PA Eliza J. 47 July 1852 John 24 Jan 1876 Walter S. 21 Sept 1878 William J. 17 Aug 1882 Maud S. 15 Dec 1884 James E. 13 Apr 1887 Ruby M. 10 Feb 1890 Raymond L. 8 Nov 1891 1930 Census, Highland, Vermillion Co, IN William I. Snoddy 80 IN PA Eliza J. 77 IN John O. 54 IN (divorced) Walter S. 51 IN (divorced) James E. 42 IN (widower) Raymond 39 IN (single)

Children of WILLIAM SNODDY and ELIZA JOHNSON are: i. MARY LOLA "OLA"6 SNODDY, b. Oct 14, 1873, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Feb 13, 1937, IN; m.

CHARLES RAMSER, Jun 09, 1894, Fountain Co, IN; b. Sep 18, 1867, IN; d. Oct 11, 1951, IN. 44. ii. JOHN OSCAR SNODDY, b. Jan 06, 1876, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Sep 16, 1957, IN. iii. WALTER SCOTT SNODDY, b. Sep 07, 1878, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Sep 30, 1962, Perryville,

Vermillion Co, IN; m. ETHEL AMANDA GLASCOCK; b. Sep 01, 1886, IN; d. Unknown, IN. Notes for WALTER SCOTT SNODDY: 1930 Census, Highland, Vermillion Co, IN - Walter S. Snoddy, age 51, is listed with his parents, divorced. More About ETHEL AMANDA GLASCOCK: Residence: 1910, Veedersburg Ward 3, Fountain, Indiana

iv. WILLIAM JOHNSON SNODDY, b. Aug 14, 1882, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Jun 09, 1953, IN; m.

IDA MAE GRAHAM, Jan 20, 1919, IN; b. Apr 09, 1883, IN; d. Nov 25, 1952, IN. Notes for WILLIAM JOHNSON SNODDY: 1930 Census, Ohio City, Gunnison Co, CO William J. Snoddy 45 IN PA OH More About IDA MAE GRAHAM: Residence: 1900, Troy, Fountain, Indiana

45. v. MAUDE S. SNODDY, b. Dec 10, 1884, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. May 25, 1976, IN. 46. vi. JAMES ELMER SNODDY, b. Apr 17, 1887, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Oct 20, 1960, Perryville,

Vermillion Co, IN. 47. vii. RUBY MAE SNODDY, b. Feb 24, 1890, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Sep 1983, Covington,

Fountain Co, IN. viii. RAYMOND LEFFEL SNODDY, b. Nov 21, 1891, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Aug 30, 1976,

Covington, Fountain Co, IN; m. LUCILLE ALLEN; b. Oct 08, 1907; d. Unknown. 26. ANNA J.5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jan 31, 1852 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN, and died Aug 03, 1900 in Danville, IL. She married RICHARD ROBERTS. He died Unknown. More About ANNA J. SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Springhill Cem, Danville, IL Children of ANNA SNODDY and RICHARD ROBERTS are: i. ARISTA IRWIN6 ROBERTS, b. Oct 14, 1871; d. Unknown. ii. LULU MAY ROBERTS, b. Dec 28, 1872; d. Unknown. iii. EDWIN CORWIN ROBERTS, b. Jun 21, 1875; d. Unknown. 27. JOHN HENRY5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Mar 31, 1854 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN, and died Dec 10, 1913 in MO. He married LOULA E. "LULU" MILLER in IN. She was born Jun 30, 1857 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN, and died Apr 12, 1934 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN. Notes for JOHN HENRY SNODDY: Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941 Name: John H Snoddy Spouse Name: Lula E Miller Marriage Date: 30 Jan 1876 Marriage County: Fountain

Source Title 1: Fountaif County, Indiana Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record 1848 - 1920 Inclusive Vol Source Title 3: W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's O Book: 7 OS Page: 348 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1900 Census, Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO John H. Snoddy 46 IN 1854 Loula 42 IN June 1857 Fred D. 18 IN Nov 1881 Susie L. 17 IN Sept 1882 Blanche E. 14 MO Aug 1885 John A. 13 MO May 1887 Ruth I. 3 MO March 1897 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- U.S. City Directories > Illinois > Alton > 1889-1902 > W H McCoy's Alton City Directory Including The Towns of Upper Alton, North Alton and East Alton Dr. J. H. Snoddy Remedy Company - Hog cholera remedy James H. Snoddy (wife, Josie); 539 East 6th Street, Alton, IL Oscar W. Snoddy James M. Snoddy Children of JOHN SNODDY and LOULA MILLER are: i. IDA MAY6 SNODDY, b. Dec 27, 1876, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN; d. Dec 31, 1965; m. EDWIN E.

WATSON; b. Nov 11, 1874, IN; d. Nov 28, 1943. ii. FRED DONALDSON SNODDY, b. Nov 17, 1881, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN; d. Oct 01, 1951, MO;

m. AURELIA CAIN; b. May 28, 1892, IN; d. May 1983, Saint Louis, Saint Louis Co, MO. Notes for FRED DONALDSON SNODDY: 1910 Census, Webster Grove, St. Louis Co, MO Fred Snoddy 27 IN Lulu M. (mother) 52 IN Blanche (sister) 24 MO Ruth 13 MO More About AURELIA CAIN: Social Security Number: 488-40-1847 SSN issued: Missouri

48. iii. SUSAN "SUSIE" LEAH SNODDY, b. Sep 04, 1882, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN; d. Jul 15, 1919, MO. iv. BLANCHE ETTA SNODDY, b. Aug 03, 1885, Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO; d. Mar 21, 1976, St

Louis, St Louis Co, MO. v. JOHN ARTHUR SNODDY, b. May 02, 1887, Brookfield, MO; d. Unknown.

Notes for JOHN ARTHUR SNODDY: 1910 United States Federal Census Name: John A Snoddy Age in 1910: 22 Estimated birth year: abt 1888 Birthplace: Missouri

Relation to Head of House: Hospital Carpenter 1st Class (Carpenter) Father's Birth Place: Indiana Mother's Birth Place: Indiana Home in 1910: Uss Cleveland, Honolulu, Hawaii, Military and Naval Forces Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Male In 1917, he was listed in San Pedro, CA (from draft card)

vi. RUTH IRWIN SNODDY, b. Mar 17, 1897, Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO; d. Unknown, MO. 28. SARAH CATHERINE5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born May 11, 1857 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Dec 21, 1928. She married BEN F. LINDLEY. He was born Dec 10, 1849, and died Sep 22, 1936. Child of SARAH SNODDY and BEN LINDLEY is: i. ANNA MAE6 LINDLEY, b. Feb 15, 1876; d. Unknown; m. DAVID RICHARDSON; b. Dec 21, 1873; d.

Unknown. 29. MILTON WASHINGTON5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born 1858 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Nov 14, 1917 in Fountain Co, IN. He married ELIZA JANE HOLDER Oct 03, 1885 in Vermillion Co, IL. She was born Aug 13, 1862 in IN, and died Apr 03, 1941 in Fountain Co, IN. Notes for MILTON WASHINGTON SNODDY: 1900 Census, Wabash, Fourtain Co, IN Milton ?. Snoddy 42 Feb 1858 IN Eliza 38 Aug 1861 IN Walter O. 13 July 1886 IN Harris 12 May 1888 IN June/Jane 7 Apr 1898 IN 1910 Census, Wabash, Fourtain Co, IN Milton W. Snoddy 52 IN Eliza J. 48 IN Harry M. 22 IN Notes for ELIZA JANE HOLDER: Buired in Coal Creek Cem, Fountain Co, IN Children of MILTON SNODDY and ELIZA HOLDER are: 49. i. WALTER OWEN6 SNODDY, b. Jun 13, 1886, Parke Co, IN; d. Jul 12, 1973, Perryville, Vermillion Co,

IN. 50. ii. HARRY MORTON SNODDY, b. May 13, 1888, IN; d. Apr 04, 1958, ?IN. iii. MONT SNODDY, b. Jun 10, 1890, Fountain Co, IN; d. Jun 16, 1896, Fountain Co, IN. 51. iv. MARY JANE SNODDY, b. Apr 02, 1893, Fountain Co, IN; d. Feb 13, 1971, IN. 30. MARY ODILLA5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Mar 15, 1860 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Sep 28, 1948 in IN. She married CHARLES M. COGGINS Sep 22, 1878 in Fountain Co, IN. He was born Aug 18, 1852 in OH, and died Nov 23, 1927 in IN.

Notes for CHARLES M. COGGINS: 1900 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN Charles M. Coggins 46 OH Aug 1858 Mary O. 40 IN March 1860 Emma 20 IN Jan 1880 Ruth Nash 1 IN Aug 1898 1920 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN Charles M. Coggins 66 OH Mary O. 59 IN Ruth 21 IN Children of MARY SNODDY and CHARLES COGGINS are: i. EMMA GRACE6 COGGINS, b. Jan 24, 1880, IL; d. Unknown. ii. RUTH NASH COGGINS, b. Aug 20, 1898, IL; d. Unknown.

More About RUTH NASH COGGINS: Adoption: IL

31. ELMER OWEN5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Nov 18, 1862 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN, and died Jan 15, 1941 in Parke Co, IN. He married MARY ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" TRUEMAN Nov 09, 1883 in Parke Co, IN. She was born Sep 30, 1865 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN, and died Jul 10, 1941 in IN. Notes for ELMER OWEN SNODDY: 1870 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN Samuel Snoddy 41 PA Miller Susan 38 PA William 20 IN Milling Anne J. 18 IN John 16 IN Catherine 14 IN Milton 12 IN Odillo (dau) 10 IN Elmer 8 IN May 6 IN Chauncy 3 IN Perley (dau) 1 IN 1900 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN Elmer O. Snoddy 37 IN Nov 1862 Mary L. 34 IN Sept 1865 Eva D. 13 IN June 1886 Lewis O. 12 IN Apr 1888 Dean A. 8 IN July 1891 Children of ELMER SNODDY and MARY TRUEMAN are: 52. i. EVA DELL6 SNODDY, b. Jun 03, 1886, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN; d. Apr 1891. 53. ii. LEWIS OWEN SNODDY, b. Apr 06, 1888, Covington, IN; d. Jan 08, 1918, IL. 54. iii. SHERMAN CUMMINGS SNODDY, b. Nov 09, 1900, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN; d. Dec 20, 1960, Los

Angeles, CA. iv. MONTGOMERY DONALD SNODDY, b. Sep 09, 1902, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN; d. Jan 1980, Lake

Providence, East Carroll, LA; m. (1) BLANCHE DAVIS; b. Abt. 1905, IN; d. Unknown; m. (2) MARTHA JANE HOLDER; b. Abt. 1905, IN; d. Unknown. More About MONTGOMERY DONALD SNODDY: Residence: 1930, Buck, Edgar, Illinois More About BLANCHE DAVIS: Residence: 1930, Buck, Edgar, Illinois

55. v. DEAN ARTHUR SNODDY, b. Jul 24, 1891, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN; d. Nov 18, 1945. 32. EMMA MAE5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Oct 01, 1864 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died May 12, 1945 in Wichita, KS. She married CHARLES O. FERGUSON. He was born May 12, 1860, and died Oct 13, 1918 in Wichita, KS. More About EMMA MAE SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Wichita, KS More About CHARLES O. FERGUSON: Burial: Unknown, Wichita, KS Children of EMMA SNODDY and CHARLES FERGUSON are: 56. i. HELEN SNODDY6 FERGUSON, b. Nov 25, 1902; d. Unknown. ii. RALPH BENTON FERGUSON, b. Dec 08, 1891; d. Unknown. 33. CHAUNCEY R.5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jun 11, 1867 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Oct 08, 1900 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN. He married JENNIE RABB Oct 14, 1896 in Snoddy's Mill, Fountain Co, IN, daughter of LEVI RABB and MARY CONOVER. She was born Feb 02, 1866 in IN, and died Aug 23, 1938 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN. Notes for CHAUNCEY R. SNODDY: 1900 Census, Fountain Co, IN Charles? R. Snoddy 32 June 1867 IN ?Janice -- -- Mattie (dau) 2 Aug 1897 IN More About CHAUNCEY R. SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Mt. Hope Cem, Covington, IN More About JENNIE RABB: Burial: Unknown, Mt. Hope Cem, Covington, IN Children of CHAUNCEY SNODDY and JENNIE RABB are: i. PAUL6 SNODDY, b. Oct 09, 1897, Snoddy's Mill, Fountain Co, IN; d. Oct 19, 1897, Covington,

Fourtain Co, IN. ii. PAULINE MADELINE "MATTIE" SNODDY, b. Oct 09, 1897, Snoddy's Mill, Fountain Co, IN; d. Jan 26,

1992, Covington, Fountain Co, IN. 34. GEORGE DONELSON5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jan 11, 1874 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Mar 12, 1952 in Wabash, Fountain Co, IN. He married ELIZABETH "LIBBIE" RABB Oct 03, 1899 in Fountain Co, IN, daughter of LEVI RABB and MARY CONOVER. She was born Sep 08, 1871 in IN, and died Jun 19, 1945 in Wabash, Fountain Co, IN.

Notes for GEORGE DONELSON SNODDY: 1900 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN George D. Snoddy 26 IN Jan 1874 Libbie 27 IN Sept 1872 1910 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN George D. Snoddy 36 IN Libbie R. 38 IN Hellen M. 9 IN 1920 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN George D. Snoddy 45 IN Libbie R. 49 IN Helen N. 19 IN 1930 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN George D. Snoddy 56 IN PA Libbie R. 58 IN OH More About GEORGE DONELSON SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Mt. Hope Cem, Covington, Fountain Co, IN More About ELIZABETH "LIBBIE" RABB: Burial: Unknown, Mt. Hope Cem, Covington, Fountain Co, IN Child of GEORGE SNODDY and ELIZABETH RABB is: i. HELEN M.6 SNODDY, b. Oct 06, 1900, Fountain Co, IN; d. Unknown; m. MILES B. STEVENS, 1925; b.

Nov 13, 1899, IN; d. Unknown. Notes for MILES B. STEVENS: 1900 Census, Indianapolis, Marion, IN Myles B Stevens 30 IN Helen M. 29 IN More About MILES B. STEVENS: Residence: 1900, Mound, Warren, Indiana

35. SAMUEL ELLIS5 SNODDY (SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Sep 27, 1883 in IN, and died Jul 20, 1938 in Wabash, Fountain Co, IN. He married LEONA VANICKA. She was born Feb 19, 1884 in IN, and died Feb 18, 1972 in Wabash, Fountain Co, IN. Notes for SAMUEL ELLIS SNODDY: Buried in Coal Creek Cemetery, Fountain Co, IN 1920 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN Samuel Snoddy 36 IN Leone 35 IN Vernon L. 10 IN Dosia B. 7 IN Notes for LEONA VANICKA:

Buried at Coal Creek Cemetery, Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN Children of SAMUEL SNODDY and LEONA VANICKA are: 57. i. VERNON L.6 SNODDY, b. Oct 29, 1909, Fountain Co, IN; d. May 16, 1987, Covington, Fountain Co,

IN. ii. DOSIA B. SNODDY, b. Private; m. FORREST H. KELL, Private; b. Nov 29, 1909, IN; d. Nov 08, 1990,

Cayuga, Vermillion Co, IN. iii. CARL SNODDY, b. 1907; d. Aug 21, 1908, Fountain Co, IN.

Notes for CARL SNODDY: Indiana Deaths, 1882-1920 Name: Carl V. Snoddy Date: 21 Aug 1908 LOCATION: Wabash Age: 1 yr Gender: Male Race: White Source Location: County Health Office, City Health Office, Attica or Covington Source Notes: The source of this record is the book H-24 on page 7 within the series produced by the Indiana Works Progress Administration.

36. LULA MAE5 SNODDY (JAMES DONELSON4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born May 19, 1866 in Mound City, KS, and died Sep 08, 1931 in Seattle, King Co, WA. She married JAY M. GRAYBILL Aug 15, 1889. He was born Abt. 1867 in PA, and died Unknown in Seattle, King Co, WA. More About LULA MAE SNODDY: Residence: 1880, La Cygne, Linn Co, KS Notes for JAY M. GRAYBILL: 1900 Census, Jersey City (Ward 8), Hudson Co, New Jersey Jay M. Graybill 33 PA Lulu M. 34 KS Donaldson 9 KS Henry N. 7 NJ Watson 2 NJ 1910 Census, Seattle, King Co, WA Jay M. Graybill 43 PA Lulu M. 43 KS Donaldson 19 KS Henry 17 NJ Watson 12 NJ Martha IL 1920 Census, Seattle, King Co, WA Jay M. Graybill 53 PA Lulu M. 53 KS Henry N. 26 NJ Watson 22 NJ Children of LULA SNODDY and JAY GRAYBILL are: i. DONALDSON SNODDY6 GRAYBILL, b. Dec 14, 1890, LaCygne, KS; d. Unknown.

More About DONALDSON SNODDY GRAYBILL: Residence: 1900, Jersey City Ward 8, Hudson, New Jersey

ii. HENRY N. GRAYBILL, b. 1894, New Jersey; d. Unknown. iii. WATSON GRAYBILL, b. 1898, New Jersey; d. Unknown. iv. JAY M. GRAYBILL, b. 1900, New Jersey; d. Unknown. v. MARTHA GRAYBILL, b. 1904, IL; d. Unknown. 37. JAMES D.5 SNODDY (JAMES DONELSON4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jul 1871 in KS, and died Unknown in Seattle, WA. He married NELLIE B. ? Abt. 1895. She was born Nov 1871 in KS, and died Unknown in Seattle, WA. Notes for JAMES D. SNODDY: 1900 Census, Pleasanton, Linn Co, KS James D. Snoddy 28 KS (married for 5 years) Nelly B. 28 KS Esther 4 KS 1910 Census, Seattle, King Co, WA James D. Snoddy 38 KS Nellie B. 36 KS Esther M. 13 KS 1920 Census, Seattle, King Co, WA James A. Snoddy 46 KS (parents born in PA) Nell B. 45 KS 1930 Census, Seattle, WA James A. Snoddy 58 KS (parents born in PA) Nell B. 53 KS Child of JAMES SNODDY and NELLIE ? is: i. ESTHER M.6 SNODDY, b. Jun 1896, Pleasanton, Linn Co, KS; d. Unknown. 38. JAMES AUGUSTUS5 SNODDY (JAMES DONELSON4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Sep 07, 1871 in Mound City, KS, and died Jan 29, 1945 in Seattle, King Co, WA. He married NELL BARTLESON. She was born Nov 10, 1873 in Mound City, KS, and died Sep 22, 1953. More About JAMES AUGUSTUS SNODDY: Residence: 1930, Seattle, King Co, WA Child of JAMES SNODDY and NELL BARTLESON is: i. ESTHER MARIAN6 SNODDY, b. Jun 08, 1896; d. Unknown; m. CHARLES HERBERT GRINNELL, 1919,

Pleasanton, KS; d. Unknown. 39. MARY ANN5 SNODDY (JOHN4, WILLIAM3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born May 07, 1856 in Coal Creek, IN, and died Feb 12, 1922 in Danville, IL. She married GEORGE MCDOWELL. He died Unknown. Children of MARY SNODDY and GEORGE MCDOWELL are: i. CLAUDE6 MCDOWELL, d. Unknown. ii. WILLIAM MCDOWELL, d. Unknown.

iii. MARGARET MCDOWELL, d. Unknown. 40. ERSKINE WILLIAM DURHAM5 SNODDY (WILLIAM WALLACE SCHOOLEY4, JAMES3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Feb 04, 1871 in Sadalia, Pettis Co, MO, and died Mar 11, 1899 in Alva, Wood Co, OK. He married SARAH NICHOLSON Abt. 1893 in Selin's Grove, PA, daughter of ANDREW NICHOLSON and MARTHA ?. She was born Mar 04, 1873 in Shawneetown, IL, and died Unknown. Notes for ERSKINE WILLIAM DURHAM SNODDY: Was a lawyer.ERSKINE WILLIAM SNODDY - "A Standard History of Oklahoma", Vol. 3. page 1168 In the law and in the realm of practical affairs the name Snoddy has many distinctive associations with Oklahoma, beginning with the pioneer development of the old territory. Erskine W. Snoddy is a prominent lawyer of Alva, and his father before him was distinguished in the same profession, both in Oklahoma and elsewhere. Erskine William Snoddy was born March 4, 1871, at Sedalia, Missouri, a son of William W .S. and May M. (LONG) Snoddy. His father was born January 25, 1837, in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, of Irish parentage. Erskine W. Snoddy grew up and received his education partly in Missouri and partly in Kansas. He attended a Catholic school at Sedalia, Missouri, and in 1887, at the age of sixteen, began work as a teacher and for four years followed that vocation in Barber County, Kansas. In 1891 he was appointed a United States deputy marshal for the Territory of Oklahoma and thus came into close touch with affairs during some of the most important openings of new territory. It was an office of great hazard and responsibility during the wild and wooly period of Northwestern Oklahoma, and he discharged his duties in that capacity for a period of seven years. In the meanwhile he had taken up ;and pursued steadily the study of law under the direction of his father. In 1900, having been admitted to the bar, he began practice at Alva. In 1901 he was appointed referee in bankruptcy for the old Sixth Judicial District, and held that office until Oklahoma became a state in 1907. In 1902 came election as city attorney of Alva, an office which by repeated re-election he has filled to the present time. For many years he has been one of the leaders in the republican party in Northern Oklahoma and in 1911 was nominated by that party for justice of the Criminal Court of Appeals. Mr. Snoddy is a member of the Masonic Order and the Benevolent and protective Order of Elks. At Kiowa, Kansas, December 1, 1892, he married Miss Sarah NICHOLSON, who was born March 4, 1873 at Shawneetown, Illinois, a daughter of Andrew and Martha Nicholson, early settlers of Barber County, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Snoddy have one daughter, Frieda May, who was born November 4, 1895, and completed her education in the Oklahoma Northwestern State Normal School at Alva. On March 25, 1915, she married Harold WHITE, a building contractor of Oklahoma City. 1900 Census, Fritzlen, Woods Co, OK Erskine Snoddy 29 Feb 1871 Sarah 27 Feb 1873 Freda 5 Nov 1895 Cook (brother) 26 July 1878 1910 Census, Alva, Woods Co, OK Erskine W. Snoddy 39 MO PA PA Sarah C. 37 IL TN Frieda M. 14 OK 1930 Census, Alva, Woods Co, OK E. W. Snoddy 59 KS ?Cella Bell 39? KS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This article was taken from The Northwest Cattleman, First Quarter, 1947. The writer of this story was E. W. SNODDY aka William Erskin Durham SNODDY (Marvin D. Snoddy provided the information shown below): WHEN THE DALTONS CAME TO WAYNOKA by E. W. Snoddy, Cattleman, Alva, Oklahoma

This article was taken from The Northwest Cattleman, First Quarter, 1947. The writer of this story was E. W. SNODDY aka William Erskin Durham SNODDY. In the spring of 1892, the Dalton gang robbed the southbound Santa Fe passenger train at Red Rock, Okla., about 10 o'clock at night. Red Rock at that time was just a handful of men and a section house. As the Daltons were leaving, they saw the telegraph operator with his instruments and, believing he was telegraphing news of the hold-up, very callously shot through the window of the office, killing the boy. About 10 o'clock the next morning the section gang, working on the Rock Island railroad at Wild Horse, north of Enid, saw the Daltons crossing the track and going west, but at that time the men knew nothing of the robbery of the night before. They saw that the Daltons had a pack horse, one white horse in the outfit, and the six men were heavily armed. At the time I was a Deputy United States Marshall of Oklahoma, in fact, the only one west of the Rock Island in the Cherokee Strip, and I lived at Kiowa, Kan., on the border. Guthrie was the Territorial Capital at the time. I received a telegram early the next morning after the robbery to load my horse on a cattle car, which, the wire said, the local freight would set for me at the stockyards at Kiowa, and go with a posse coming from Guthrie, via Winfield and Wellington, in Kansas, in pursuit of the robbers. Since I was more familiar with the country in the vicinity of Waynoka, that was where I planned to unload the posse and start chasing the robbers. My horse was loaded and waiting when the down 3 o'clock passenger train pulled into Kiowa with a cattle car attached, loaded with the horses of the posse. Seven of the best men on the United States Marshall's force, namely Heck Thomas, William Tilghman, Ransom Payne, Chris Madsen, John Hixon, sheriff of Logan County, Okla., at Guthrie, Tillman Lilly and a deputy sheriff of Logan County, and Frank Rinehart, made up the members of the posse. We unloaded at the stockyards at Waynoka. There was nothing there at the time but the section house and a small telegraph office, used only in cattle shipping season in the fall. The cattle had all been taken out of the Strip at that time, having been ordered out by President Cleveland, but there were a few small herds on the north line dodging the soldiers. When we unloaded at Waynoka the wife of the section foreman told us that two heavily armed men on horseback, had come to the section house and inquired for mail, and she had given them two letters from Independence, Kans., but had forgotten to whom they were addressed. At that time mail would be thrown out at the section houses, and was called "Outside Mail" by the trainmen. She told us the men had come from the southeast and had departed that way. As we had brought no lunches and there were no places where we could obtain anything to eat, we had the lady hurriedly put up a lunch for us, which we intended to carry with us. She also loaned us a coffee pot and some ground coffee. There was a dim trail going southeast from Waynoka, on the north side of the Cimarron River to the Twenty-One Crossing, and the trail being clearly visible and easily followed, it did not take long to find out the two men had taken that trail. When we came to the Twenty-One crossing we found out that four others had joined the trail of the two men, and then we were sure they were the same men who robbed the train at Red Rock. It was nearly dark, but we found out they had crossed the Cimarron, and had followed the trail up Greever Creek, going southwest. Going up Greever creek, the trail followed the divide, which had numerous dips and hollows in it, some were very deep. We followed the trail until dark caught us, and fearing we might leave the trail, we stopped for camp and supper in one of the hollows. We then staked out our horses, kindled a fire, made coffee and ate supper. The next morning, after a hasty breakfast, we saddled up and took the trail. Not much over a quarter of a mile from our camp, we found a

smoldering camp fire, dough poured out on the ground, a dear cleaned but not cut up, and one old saddle blanket. We knew it was where the Daltons had stopped, but either hearing us or seeing the light reflected from our fire, they had hastily saddled up and left. I have often wondered what would have happened if we had only gone on another quarter of a mile that night. Of course, we would have had a fight, but we could have cleaned up on them, for we had some mighty "good with the guns" men with us. I do not intend to include myself in that category. We hurried up the trail which they had followed, through the black jacks, over the divide and then on down to about where Seiling is now. There we met a herd of cattle of about 2,000 head, going to Dodge City, Kan., and right then, of course, we lost the trail. We did not ask the men in charge of the herd any questions, for it was well known to us that they would give out no information because they feared retaliation from the Daltons, and this was true of all the cattleman in the country at that time. We scouted all over the vicinity for several days, and never found where the gang had gone. Long afterwards we found out that the Daltons had a hide-out with a squaw man, who had married a Cheyenne woman, in the Cheyenne and Arapahoe country. This squaw man had a big pasture containing thousands of acres, and all the Daltons had to do was turn their horses into the pasture, near Independence, Kan., in the Indian Territory. While we were scouting around, Ransom Payne and I became separated from the rest of out men. We were combing the country around where Belva now is, but at that time there was only a section house there. The station was called Tucker, after the section foreman, who was a father fleshy man. West Creek runs east right south of Belva, with rather deep banks. It was Sunday morning and Payne and I were coming into Tucker from the north. Heavy elm timber at that time followed the course of the creek. Just before we got to the railroad we saw a white horse, tied in the edge of the timber. Payne said to me, "there they are, Snoddy, come on!" He pulled his Winchester out of his holster and spurred up his horse. I didn't want to follow, but I did. I was sure we would be mowed down before we ever got to the white horse. Just before we got to the creek, we saw a man run up out of the creek, look a moment, and then run back down out of sight. I was sure then that we would get a volley, but I couldn't back out, so away we went running to the edge of the bank. There we found---old man Tucker fishing in West Creek! Finally we gave up the hunt for the Daltons. The boys from Guthrie loaded their horses and went home. I went back to Kiowa. That's the story of when the Daltons came to Waynoka. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Alva Republican - November 30, 1894 - http://www.okolha.net/smock_sours.htm ????????? Questionable death date Snoddy, Erskine W. was assigned to Oklahoma Territory, Alva District on July 15, 1893, serving with Gus Hadwiger and was appointed by Marshal Evett Nix. During the opening of the Cherokee Strip in 1893, Erskine was in charge of the settlers that came by train to Alva. In November of 1894, several drunk men from Wintan, Frank Brown, James Brown, J. R. Knight, and Charles Kitchen caught officer Snoddy alone to threatened him. Their anger, caused by an old grudge started in an argument and led to a drunken gun fight using Winchester rifles. Snoddy was fatally wounded, but before his death he was able to kill Frank Brown and wound the rest of his assassins, who escaped. He was born on February 4, 1871. Child of ERSKINE SNODDY and SARAH NICHOLSON is: i. FRIEDA MAY6 SNODDY, b. Nov 04, 1895; d. Unknown; m. HAROLD WHITE, Feb 25, 1915, Alva, OK;

d. Unknown. 41. EDNA MAY5 SNODDY (WILLIAM WALLACE SCHOOLEY4, JAMES3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jul 30, 1876 in Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO, and died May 27, 1944 in Alhambra, Los Angeles Co, CA. She married DUDLEY ELIHU DEEDS Jul 28, 1897 in Alva, Woods Co, OK. He was born Mar 09, 1869 in Benton, Cass Co, IA, and died Aug 21,

1924 in San Bernardino, CA. More About EDNA MAY SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Alhambra, Los Angeles Co, CA More About DUDLEY ELIHU DEEDS: Burial: Unknown, Victorville, DA Children of EDNA SNODDY and DUDLEY DEEDS are: i. DOROTHY KATHLEEN6 DEEDS, b. Apr 17, 1899, Alva, Woods Co, OK; d. Feb 19, 1966, Los

Angeles, CA. More About DOROTHY KATHLEEN DEEDS: Burial: Unknown, Forest Lawn, Los Angeles, CA

ii. ELIZABETH DEEDS, b. Dec 01, 1900, Alva, Woods Co, OK; d. Apr 13, 1978, Livermore, Alameda,

CA. More About ELIZABETH DEEDS: Burial: Unknown, Evergreen Cem, Los Angeles, CA

iii. RUTH VENITA DEEDS, b. Dec 17, 1902, Beggs, OK; d. Jan 05, 1932, Santa Monica, CA.

More About RUTH VENITA DEEDS: Burial: Unknown, Woodlawn Mslm, Los Angeles, CA

iv. JOHN WALLACE DEEDS, b. Apr 09, 1905, Broken Arrow, OK; d. Jul 27, 1977, Baldwin Park, CA; m.

LILLIAN ISOBEL KOLAR, Private; b. Private. More About JOHN WALLACE DEEDS: Burial: Unknown, Forest Lawn, Los Angeles, CA

42. BEULAH CHRISTINA5 SNODDY (WILLIAM WALLACE SCHOOLEY4, JAMES3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Sep 16, 1882 in Sedalia, Pettis Co, MO, and died Jul 02, 1966 in Oklahoma City, OK. She married DAVID CANNON "PAT" OATES Bet. 1901 - 1908, son of WYATT OATES and CAROLINE EDWARDS. He was born Aug 1871 in Colbert Co, AL, and died 1914 in Alva, Woods Co, OK. Notes for DAVID CANNON "PAT" OATES: Obit: was taken from Renfrew's Record of Alva, Oklahoma dated Friday January 23, 1914. David Cannon "Pat" OATES A Gallant Officer Meets Death Bravely A thrill of horror and of grief filled the hearts of thousands of people throughout Oklahoma and more especially Old Woods county, when the fatal words were flashed over the wires about 6:00 o'clock, Monday evening, that Deputy Assistant Warden Pat OATES had been instantly killed in a desperate endeavor to prevent an outbreak of the convicts at the penitentiary at McAlester. It was one of the most desperate outbreaks on record and within a half hour, seven men lay dead, four officers, guards and a visitor, and the three desperadoes who made a dash for liberty, four persons being wounded. The dead are D. C. OATES, deputy warden; H. H. DROVER, head of the Bertillon department; F. C. GODFREY, guard, and Judge John R. THOMAS, of Muskogee; Charley KOONTZ, China REED, and Tom LANE, the convicts who made the break. The wounded, Miss Mary FOSTER, telephone operator; John MARTIN, turnkey and C. L. WOOD, guard. The attempted break for liberty occurred at the close of the day's work. The convicts held Miss FOSTER and Frank H. RICE, parole officer, in front of them, using them as a shield to protect themselves from the fire of the officers

and the guards. Only one of the convicts, KOONTZ, was wounded, and after killing the four men in the warden's offices, they jumped into Warden DICK's light wagon to which one horse was attached and taking Miss FOSTER and RICE with them to confuse the fire of those who might follow them, they drove rapidly away. Half a mile out they were over taken by R. J. RITCHIE, keeper of the bloodhounds. Hearing RITCHIE coming, REED, who murdered Pat OATES, looked back and was shot squarely in the forehead, and fell out of the buggy, dead, pulling the girl out with him. In quick succession, RITCHIE, who was a crack shot, dispatched the other two outlaws, thus protecting society from such desperadoes and saving the taxpayers a whole lot of useless expense in dragging their prosecutions through the courts. It is believed that a gun was furnished the outlaws from outside the prison and with this they made the break for liberty. The girl had a terrible experience in seeing six men's lives so suddenly snuffed out. All of the men killed by the outlaws left families. The death of Assistant Warden, D. C. OATES, was a great shock, not only to his family, but to thousands of friends. He was a brave and fearless officer, a loving husband, father, son and brother, a true and loyal friend. He was one of the most sunny-tempered men we ever met, and had a smile that never came off. A friend remarked since the tragedy, "It is probable that Pat died with a smile on his lips." Few men were more courageous than he was. When he came running with his weapon, a boy said, "don't go in there, they have guns." "I have to," said Pat as he went on to the scene of the conflict. Even in the heat of the fight his love of fair play was uppermost. When he ran to the side door, heading the outlaws off and had the drop on REED, he withheld his fire and said "REED, you drop that gun," but REED, taking instant advantage of Pat's generosity, fired, killing the gallant officer instantly. Mr. OATES had almost entire charge of the discipline of the 1300 prisoners. Warden DICK's attention has been given almost exclusively to planning the prison buildings and overseeing their construction, the management of the prison farm, etc., and the assistant warden's work was devoted chiefly to keeping the books. Mr. Oates' discipline was so humane and just that the great majority of the convicts would have fought for him rather than against him. Notwithstanding the terrible confusion at the time of the tragedy, no attempt was made by any other prisoners to escape and those who could lend any assistance at all lent it in trying to assist the officers. A negro prisoner, who was serving a six year term, tried to get a gun off the guards in order to prevent the escape of the three convicts and said afterwards that if he could have got a gun he would have died with "Mr. Pat" or prevented their escape. Mr. Oates was a native of Alabama, and came to Woods County at the opening of the Cherokee Strip. While running a little store at Walthall, in the southeastern part of old Woods County, in the fall of 1894, two robbers undertook to hold him up one night on the road near his store. In the fight that ensued, Mr. OATES was shot through the body, but he succeeded in wounding one of the robbers severely, and help coming, they rode away. Mr. OATES was brought to Alva to receive surgical attention and in the course of a few months had almost entirely recovered from his wound. It was long afterwards that he learned that the robber he shot was fatally hurt and died some ten days after the fight. In the spring of 1895 Mr. Oates became a deputy in Sheriff Clay McGRATH's office and served in this capacity with Sheriff McGrath until the summer of 1898, when he enlisted in the First Territorial regiment and was with the regiment in camp at Lexington, Kentucky; Athens, Georgia and other states in the south until mustered out with the regiment, without having been called into active service. In the fall of 1900 he was elected sheriff of Woods county, serving for two years, and was re-elected in the fall of 1902, with a majority of over 1200, the largest majority ever received by a candidate in old Woods county, and served as sheriff for two years longer. He took an active part in the statehood campaigns and served as assistant sergeant-at-arms during the constitutional convention.

During the summer of 1908 he was appointed deputy assistant warden of the state penitentiary at McAlester, which office he held until Monday, January 19, 1914, when he fell fighting to prevent the escape of prisoners. In the spring of 1901, Mr. OATES married Miss Beulah SNODDY, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. W. W. S. SNODDY, of this city, who with two children, survives him. In his death a great loss has fallen upon his family and friends. He died in the discharge of his duty, giving his life for the protection of the citizens of this state and the people will not soon forget the brave officer who never flinched in the discharge of a duty. The Last Sad Rites Rock Island passenger train, Thursday afternoon, brought the corpse of our late fellow citizen, D. C. OATES, one of the victims in the fearful tragedy at McAlester, today. Accompanying the return were Mrs. OATES and the children, Margery and William, Mrs. OATES' mother, Mrs. W. W. S. SNODDY, and son Erskine, Mr. Robert OATES, brother of the deceased, Mr. and Mrs. HACKETT, friends of the bereaved family. A large number of the friends and associates of OATES met the train and the remains were then taken in charge by the undertaker and escorted to the residence of Attorney E. W. SNODDY, by the pall bearers and friends. Funeral services were held at the home of E. W. SNODDY, Friday at 10 o'clock a.m., conducted by the Rev. Edwards, pastor of the Baptist church of this city, after which all that was mortal of D. C. Oates, the friend neighbor and citizen, was led by a large procession to the AOUW cemetery and laid to rest. The deepest sympathy of the community is with the bereaved wife and children in their loss. [Above information provided by Marvin D. Snoddy] Vol. 3. page 1168 - "A Standard History of Oklahoma" Pat Oates was a conspicuous character in Oklahoma affairs. He was a pioneer settler and a peace officer of old Woods County, Oklahoma, having served by election as sheriff of the original county for two terms prior to statehood. He was assistant sergeant at arms in the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention in 1907 and in 1908 was appointed a deputy warden of the State Penitentiary at McAlester, and assisted in the work of building and supervising the new state prison until January 19, 1914 , when he was killed in a prison outbreak, at which time six other persons lost their lives. Pat Oates was born in Alabama in August , 1871, and was also a veteran of the Spanish-American war, having been sergeant in a company in the First Territorial United States Volunteers. More About DAVID CANNON "PAT" OATES: Burial: Unknown, AOUW Cem, Alva, Woods Co, OK Children of BEULAH SNODDY and DAVID OATES are: i. MARGERY6 OATES, b. 1904; d. Unknown. ii. WILLIAM OATES, d. Unknown. 43. CHARALLA5 SNODDY (CHARLES T.4, JAMES3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Mar 1884 in Lock Haven, Lycoming Co, PA, and died Unknown. She married CHARLES O. MYERS. He was born Jan 29, 1881 in Watsontown, PA, and died Aug 11, 1954 in Watsontown, PA. Notes for CHARLES O. MYERS: Obit: Charles O. MYERS 29 Jan 1881 - 11 Aug 1954 Charles O. MYERS, 73, chief burgess of Watsontown, died at 6:45 a.m. Wednesday Aug. 11, 1954, in the Williamsport Hospital. He had been ill two weeks.

Mr. MYERS, had resided at 902 Elm Street, was serving his second term as burgess. He was born Jan. 29, 1881 in Watsontown, the son of William and Elizabeth SRECKLE MYERS. After his marriage to the former Charella SNODDY, the couple lived in Williamsport for two years and in 1907 moved to Danville where Mr. MYERS was employed as a molder and shop foreman in the Danville Stove and Manufacturing Company until 1930. The couple returned to Watsontown in 1932 where Mr. MYERS went into partnership with Ralph L. SMITH and Robert FINGERNAGLE to form the former Berks Foundry Company, now the Watsontown Foundry Company, Inc. My. MYERS retired in 1946 and was elected to his first term as burgess in that year. He was reelected last November. Mr. and Mrs. MYERS would have observed their 49th wedding anniversary next Sunday. He was a member of the first Presbyterian Church of Watsontown where he was serving as deacon. He also was a member of Watsontown Lodge No. 401, F and AM. In addition to his wife, he is survived by one son, Dr. Charles S. MYERS, Camp Hill: one daughter, Mrs. E. F. PETRILLOSE, Little Falls, N.Y., and three grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at a Watsontown funeral home with his pastor, the Rev. Thomas S. WOOD, officiating. Burial will be in Watsontown Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday evening and Saturday until time of service. Marv_s Comments: The above obituary was taken from the Gazette Bulletin of Williamsport, Pennsylvania dated August 12, 1954. Children of CHARALLA SNODDY and CHARLES MYERS are: i. CHARLES S.6 MYERS, b. Private. ii. ? MYERS, b. Private; m. E. F. PETRILLOSE, Private; b. Private.

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44. JOHN OSCAR6 SNODDY (WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jan 06, 1876 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Sep 16, 1957 in IN. He married LUCINDA M. HARPER Jan 18, 1916 in IN. She was born 1875 in Indiana, and died Unknown in IN. Notes for JOHN OSCAR SNODDY: 1910 Census, Chicago, Cook Co, IL John O. Snoddy 34 (lodger with the Daniel H. Vebe? family) 1920 Census, Middleport, Iroquis Co, IL John Snoddy 43 IN Lucinda 23 IL 1930 Census, Highland, Vermillion Co, IN - John O. Snoddy, age 54, is listed with his parents, divorced. More About JOHN OSCAR SNODDY: Residence: Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN

More About LUCINDA M. HARPER: Residence: 1880, Muncie, Delaware, Indiana, United States Child of JOHN SNODDY and LUCINDA HARPER is: i. DELMER EUGENE7 SNODDY, b. Apr 17, 1922, Blackhawk Co, IA; d. Jul 04, 2006, Waterloo,

Blackhawk Co, IA; m. ESTERLENE DETMER, Oct 12, 1963, IA; b. Apr 08, 1919, IA; d. Mar 12, 2002, Waterloo, Blackhawk Co, IA. Notes for DELMER EUGENE SNODDY: Obit: from The Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier of Waterloo, Iowa dated Thursday, July 6, 2006. WATERLOO - Delmar E. SNODDY, 84, of Waterloo, died Tuesday, July 4, at Allen Hospital. He was born April 17, 1922, son of John O. and Lucinda HARPER SNODDY. He married Esterlene AYERS on Oct. 12, 1963. She died March 12, 2002. Mr. SNODDY was a machinist with Chamberlain Manufacturing Co. for 19 years, retiring in 1987. He served in the European theater during World War II with the U.S. Army. He had a great passion for his country and shared many stories about his time of service. Survivors include: two stepdaughters, Judith (Robert) WISE of Cedar Falls and Patricia CROWE of Denver, Colo. Graveside services: 11 a.m. Friday at Graceland Cemetery, Webster City, with military rites by American Legion Post 191 of Webster City. Public visitation from 6 to 7:30 p.m. today at Hagarty-Waychoff-Grarup Funeral Service on West Ridgeway. (Obituary provided by Marvin D. Snoddy) Burial: Graceland Cem, Webster City, Iowa. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- U.S. Public Records Index Record Name: Delmar E Snoddy Birth Date: 17 Apr 1922 Street address: 2421 Univ Ave City: Waterloo County: Black Hawk State: Iowa Zip Code: 50701 Phone Number: 319-234-1917 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- More About ESTERLENE DETMER: Social Security Number: 485-20-2872 SSN issued: Iowa

45. MAUDE S.6 SNODDY (WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Dec 10, 1884 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died May 25, 1976 in IN. She married FRANK JESTER Apr 01, 1906 in IN. He was born Nov 28, 1881 in Perrysville, Vermillion Co, IN, and died Aug 15, 1975 in IN. Children of MAUDE SNODDY and FRANK JESTER are: i. ERNEST WAYNE7 JESTER, b. May 16, 1906, IN; d. Jan 17, 1992, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co,

IN; m. ZELLA J. GOUTY, Aug 21, 1927, Perrysville, Vermillion Co, IN; b. Mar 04, 1906, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Dec 08, 1982, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co, IN.

58. ii. HAROLD SNODDY JESTER, b. Aug 09, 1908, IN; d. Unknown. 46. JAMES ELMER6 SNODDY (WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Apr 17, 1887 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Oct 20, 1960 in Perryville, Vermillion Co, IN. He married (1) ETHEL RAY

NICKOLAS Aug 02, 1908 in IN. She was born Jun 23, 1885 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died May 07, 1923 in Perryville, Vermillion Co, IN. He married (2) EDNA MAY HAWORTH Abt. 1930 in IN. She was born Abt. 1890 in Fountain Co, IN, and died Unknown in Perryville, Vermillion Co, IN. Child of JAMES SNODDY and ETHEL NICKOLAS is: 59. i. LEAH RAE7 SNODDY, b. Nov 29, 1913, Perrysville, IN; d. Jun 06, 2003, Robin Run Village,

Indianapolis, IN. Child of JAMES SNODDY and EDNA HAWORTH is: 60. ii. JAMES ERNEST7 SNODDY, b. Private. 47. RUBY MAE6 SNODDY (WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Feb 24, 1890 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Sep 1983 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN. She married WILLIAM RICHARDSON. He was born Jul 23, 1881 in IN, and died Jun 24, 1966 in IN. Children of RUBY SNODDY and WILLIAM RICHARDSON are: 61. i. GEORGE RAYMOND7 RICHARDSON, b. Jan 20, 1920, IN; d. Sep 1976, Cedar Rapids, Linn Co, IA. 62. ii. LAWRENCE M. RICHARDSON, b. May 01, 1932, Gessie, IN; d. Feb 03, 2001, Cayuga, IL. 48. SUSAN "SUSIE" LEAH6 SNODDY (JOHN HENRY5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Sep 04, 1882 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN, and died Jul 15, 1919 in MO. She married WILLIAM LLOYD M. CLARK in IN, son of HENRY CLARK and SUSAN ?. He was born Dec 01, 1880 in MO, and died Nov 06, 1958 in MO. Notes for SUSAN "SUSIE" LEAH SNODDY: She died about a month after giving birth to her daughter, Leah Jane Clark. Notes for WILLIAM LLOYD M. CLARK: 1920 Census, Webster Groves, St. Louis Co, MO William Clark (wd) 39 MO William (son) 1 11/12 MO Jane 9/12 MO Harry E. Clark 63 KY Susan 62 MO Georgia 28 MO school teacher Winifred 24 MO school teacher 1930 Census, University, St. Louis Co, MO William L. M. Clark 49 MO William A. (son) 12 MO Leah J. (dau) 10 MO Harry E. Clark (dad) 74 KY Susan C. (mom) 73 MO Georgia A. (sis) 39 MO Winifred I. (sis) 36 MO Children of SUSAN SNODDY and WILLIAM CLARK are: i. WILLIAM ALBERT7 CLARK, b. Private. ii. LEAH JANE CLARK, b. Jun 09, 1919, MO; d. Unknown, MO. 49. WALTER OWEN6 SNODDY (MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jun 13, 1886 in Parke Co, IN, and died Jul 12, 1973 in Perryville, Vermillion Co, IN. He married LOLA A. YERKES

Dec 22, 1907 in IN, daughter of WILLIAM YERKES and MARY ?. She was born May 30, 1890 in Wabash, Fountain Co, IN, and died May 11, 1956 in IN. Notes for WALTER OWEN SNODDY: 1910 Census, Wabash, Fountain Co, IN Walter O. Snoddy 23 IN Lola A. 19 IN Dorthea L. 5/12 IN More About LOLA A. YERKES: Residence: 1900, Wabash, Fountain, Indiana Children of WALTER SNODDY and LOLA YERKES are: i. DORTHA L.7 SNODDY, b. Jan 12, 1910, Snoddy's Mill, IN; d. Oct 16, 2007, Thornton, IN; m.

CHARLES EDWARD MATTESON, 1940, IN; b. Mar 06, 1903, IN; d. Feb 08, 1977, IN. Notes for DORTHA L. SNODDY: Obit: from The Steamboat Pilot & Today of Steamboat Springs, Colorado dated October 2007. Dorotha L. SNODDY MATTESON 12 Jan 1910 - 16 Oct 2007 Former longtime Oak Creek resident Dorotha S. MATTESON passed away Oct. 16, 2007, in Thornton. She was 97. Dorotha was born Jan. 12, 1910, in Snoddy's Mill south of Covington, Ind. In 1940, she married Charles Edward MATTESON and moved to Denver, where the couple raised their only daughter, Carol Jane. Dorotha worked as a waitress in many local restaurants where she enjoyed working and being with people. In 1966, the couple moved to Oak Creek to be closer to the mountains. Ed passed away in 1977. Dorotha remained in Oak Creek and continued to work at Spiro's Trading Post for nearly 30 years until she "forced" herself to retire at the age of 82. She continued to live in her home independently until the age of 95. Dorotha is survived by her daughter, Carol and her husband, Robert BEDNAR, of Westminster; granddaughters, Tammy and Lauri of Aurora; grandson, Ken of Denver; and sister, Bette HEMBREY of Covington, Ind. During her time in Oak Creek, Dorotha made many special friends, but she was especially close to the Callas family - Spiro, Maria and their two sons, whom she considered to be family. Graveside services will be held at noon Monday, Oct. 22, 2007, at Crown Hill Cemetery in Wheat Ridge. A memorial service will be held in Oak Creek at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007, at the South Routt County Community Center. In lieu of flowers, please send memorial donations to the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice, 940 Central Park Drive, Suite 101, Steamboat Springs, CO 80487. (Obituary provided by Marvin D. Snoddy)

63. ii. CHARLES MILTON SNODDY, b. Jun 02, 1912, Fountain Co, IN; d. May 03, 2004, Mount Vernon,

Posey Co, IN. 64. iii. MARGARET A. SNODDY, b. Sep 25, 1914, Fountain Co, IN; d. Dec 10, 1968. 65. iv. WILLIAM DALE SNODDY, b. May 25, 1918, Fountain Co, IN; d. Unknown, IN. 66. v. BETTY JEAN SNODDY, b. Private. 67. vi. WALTER OWEN SNODDY, JR., b. Mar 21, 1926, Vermillion Co, IN; d. Jul 15, 1996, FL. 50. HARRY MORTON6 SNODDY (MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born May 13, 1888 in IN, and died Apr 04, 1958 in ?IN. He married RUTH DIFFENDERFER, daughter of SAMUEL DIFFENDERFER and MARY BRINER. She was born Feb 10, 1889 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died May 31,

1978 in Danville, IL. Notes for RUTH DIFFENDERFER: Obit: from the Daily Ledger Tribune, Attica, Indiana, Thursday, June 1, 1978, p. 3. Covington -- Ruth D. Snoddy, 89, of Covington, passed away at 9:15 AM Wednesday, May 31, 1978, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Danville, Ill., where she had been a patient for three days. Mrs. Snoddy had been in ill health for one year. Born February 10, 1889, she was the daughter of Samuel and Mary A. (Briner) Diffenderfer. A lifelong resident of Covington, she was formerly employed in cafeterias in the Covington Community Schools for several years. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Harris (Mildred) Miller, Covington; one son, James W. Snoddy, Indianapolis; three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son, one brother and one sister. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Friday, June 2, at the Bodine and Shelby Funeral Home in Covington, with the Rev. Edgar Allen officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 PM Thursday. Burial will be at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Covington. (Orbituary provided by Randi Richardson and Marvin D. Snoddy) Children of HARRY SNODDY and RUTH DIFFENDERFER are: 68. i. MILDRED7 SNODDY, b. Private. ii. PAUL HERMAN SNODDY, b. Sep 10, 1915, IN; d. Apr 02, 1923, IN. 69. iii. JAMES WILLIAM SNODDY, b. Oct 12, 1924, Covington, Fountain Co, IN; d. Feb 25, 2003, IN. 51. MARY JANE6 SNODDY (MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Apr 02, 1893 in Fountain Co, IN, and died Feb 13, 1971 in IN. She married BENJAMIN EARL "BENNIE" MERRYMAN May 29, 1912 in Fountain Co, IN, son of JAMES MERRYMAN and ANNA FISHERO. He was born Apr 21, 1891 in Fountain Co, IN, and died Sep 15, 1975 in Kingman, Fountain Co, IN. Children of MARY SNODDY and BENJAMIN MERRYMAN are: 70. i. LEROY SNODDY7 MERRYMAN, b. Dec 24, 1912, Fountain Co, IN; d. Dec 30, 1962. ii. WILLIAM RANDOLPH MERRYMAN, b. Private. iii. MARTHA ELLEN MERRYMAN, b. Private. iv. HAROLD LEON MERRYMAN, b. Private. 52. EVA DELL6 SNODDY (ELMER OWEN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jun 03, 1886 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN, and died Apr 1891. She married SAMUEL C. LORTON, son of JAMES K. LORTON. He was born Apr 23, 1879, and died Nov 12, 1956. Notes for SAMUEL C. LORTON: 1920 Census, Banner, Effingham Co, IL Samuel C. Lorton 40 IL Eva 33 IN Roland 11 IL Wanda Lee 8 IL James K. (father) 75 IL Children of EVA SNODDY and SAMUEL LORTON are: i. ROLAND CLIFFORD7 LORTON, b. 1909, Effingham Co, IL; d. Unknown. ii. WANDA LEE LORTON, b. Private.

53. LEWIS OWEN6 SNODDY (ELMER OWEN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Apr 06, 1888 in Covington, IN, and died Jan 08, 1918 in IL. He married BERNICE FERGUSON Oct 10, 1909 in Redmon, IL, daughter of HUGH FERGUSON and IDA ?. She was born Mar 04, 1891 in Redmon, IL, and died Dec 08, 1931 in IL. Notes for LEWIS OWEN SNODDY: Information found at website: http://www.memoriallibrary.com/IL/South/Bios/S/Snoddy~Lewis.htm © 2006~ Pam MARDOS Rietsch pam@livgenmi.com LEWIS OWEN SNODDY. As one of the more prominent men to be identified with financial matters of his community, Lewis Owen Snoddy, cashier of the Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Golden Gate, is eminently deserving of some mention in a historical and biographical work treating of Wayne county. Mr. Snoddy was born on April 6, 1888, in Covington, Indiana, and is the son of E. O. Snoddy, also a native of Indiana, born there in 1865, and the son of Samuel Snoddy. The latter was born in England and emigrated to America in his early manhood. E. O. Snoddy removed to Illinois in 1904, and is now conducting a banking business in Redmon, Illinois. The mother of Lewis Snoddy was Mary Trueman in her maiden days. She became the mother of four children, namely: Eva, married to P. 1600 Sam Horton, and living at Shumway, Illinois; Lewis Owen, of this review; Dean A., of Indianapolis, and Sherman, of Redmon, Illinois. The public schools of Covington, Indiana, afforded to Dr. Snoddy his elementary education, after which he attended Westfield (Ill.) College. For one year after finishing his studies he was assistant cashier of the Shumway Bank, following which he accepted an offer from the Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Golden Gate, and he has been cashier of that important institution since its organization to the present time. The bank was organized October 9, 1909, as a private bank by H. J. Metcalfe, who has since acted as president of the institution; and C. A. French, who is vice president. Other members of the concern are H. T. Goddard, president of the First National Bank of Mt. Carmel; A. M. Stern, president of the First National Bank of Crossville; T. W. Hull, president of the First National Bank of Carmi, and B. French, Sr., of Belmont, Illinois. With such a coterie of well established and thoroughly responsible men in control of the bank, it is unnecessary to lay further stress upon the solidity and reliability of the institution. It has an individual responsibility of one million dollars, with deposits of thirty-five thousand dollars, and stock subscribed to the amount of twenty-five thousand dollars. It enjoys the favorable regard of the people of Golden Gate, and is known to be one of the solid and substantial financial houses of the county. Since its organization Mr. Snoddy has been cashier of the bank, and has fulfilled his duties in a manner highly creditable to one of his years, and which has indicated his entire fitness for a career in the financial world. Mr. Snoddy was united in marriage on October 10, 1909, to Bernice Ferguson, of Redmon, daughter of Hugh Ferguson of that place. Two children have been born to them,—Christine Ferguson and Max Eldem, the latter born March 16, 1912. The family are members of the United Brethern church. Mr. Snoddy is a Republican, politically speaking, and is a member of the Modern Woodmen of America. More About LEWIS OWEN SNODDY: Other-Begin: Putnam County Notes for BERNICE FERGUSON: 1920 Census, Granville, Putnam Co, IL Bernice Snoddy 28 IL Christine 9 IL Max 7 IL More About BERNICE FERGUSON: Residence: 1900, Embarrass, Edgar, Illinois

Children of LEWIS SNODDY and BERNICE FERGUSON are: i. CHRISTINE FERGUSON7 SNODDY, b. Jul 12, 1910, IL; d. Mar 1983, Burbank, Los Angeles Co, CA;

m. FORD GRISHAM; b. May 14, 1910, IL; d. Unknown. More About CHRISTINE FERGUSON SNODDY: Social Security Number: 360-16-5729 SSN issued: Illinois

71. ii. MAX ELDON SNODDY, b. Mar 16, 1912, Goldengate, IL; d. Apr 13, 1987, Dallas, Dallas Co, TX. 54. SHERMAN CUMMINGS6 SNODDY (ELMER OWEN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Nov 09, 1900 in Coal Creek, Fountain Co, IN, and died Dec 20, 1960 in Los Angeles, CA. He married VERNA PAULINE MARKLAND Jun 30, 1924 in Champaign, IL, daughter of JAMES MARKLAND and DELLA LOAR. She was born Feb 13, 1903 in IL, and died Jun 16, 1994 in San Luis Obispo, California. Notes for SHERMAN CUMMINGS SNODDY: CHAMPAIGN COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATION 9884 (1924) APPLICATION FOR THE MARRIAGE OF SHERMAN CUMMINGS SNODDY (23 YEARS OLD) OF LOS ANGELES, CALIF. AND VERNA PAULINE MARKLAND (21 YEARS OLD) OF CHAMPAIGN. APPLICATION DATED JUNE 30, 1924. Name(s): MARKLAND, VERNA PAULINE SNODDY, SHERMAN CUMMINGS Child of SHERMAN SNODDY and VERNA MARKLAND is: 72. i. ROBERT OWEN "BOB"7 SNOWDY, b. Feb 16, 1927, Los Angeles, CA; d. Apr 25, 2003, San Luis

Obispo, CA. 55. DEAN ARTHUR6 SNODDY (ELMER OWEN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jul 24, 1891 in Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN, and died Nov 18, 1945. He married MABEL E. DAVIS Jun 04, 1913 in Marion Co, IN. She was born Feb 05, 1894 in Indiana, and died May 17, 1971 in Los Angeles, CA. Notes for DEAN ARTHUR SNODDY: 1920 Census, Indianapolis, Marion Co, IN Dean J. Snoddy 28 IL Mabel 25 IN Lillian Davis 23 IN sister-in-law Maud Davis 21 IN sister-in-law 1930 Census, Terre Haute, Vigo Co, IN Dean J. Snoddy 38 IN Mable 36 IN James E. 7 IN Notes for MABEL E. DAVIS: Indiana Births, 1880-1920 Record Name: Davis, Mabel Father: G W Mother: Crow

County: Vanderburgh Gender: F Birth Date: 08 Aug 1894 Reference: Vanderburgh County, Indiana Index to Birth Records 1882-1920 Inclusive Vol II C - F Book: CH-V4 Page: 297 Children of DEAN SNODDY and MABEL DAVIS are: i. SYBIL JEAN7 SNODDY, b. May 30, 1915, IN; d. Mar 02, 1917, Terre Haute, IN. 73. ii. JAMES ELMER SNODDY, b. Jun 18, 1922, IN; d. May 08, 1987, Los Angeles, CA. 56. HELEN SNODDY6 FERGUSON (EMMA MAE5 SNODDY, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Nov 25, 1902, and died Unknown. She married J. ROY BEACH. He was born Apr 29, 1900, and died Unknown. Child of HELEN FERGUSON and J. BEACH is: i. JOHN PAUL7 BEACH, b. Private. 57. VERNON L.6 SNODDY (SAMUEL ELLIS5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Oct 29, 1909 in Fountain Co, IN, and died May 16, 1987 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN. He married MARIE HANNAH Private. She was born Private. Children of VERNON SNODDY and MARIE HANNAH are: i. JANICE K.7 SNODDY, b. Private; m. JOHN W. LYNCH, Private; b. Private. 74. ii. LARRY ROGER SNODDY, b. Mar 23, 1946, IL; d. Jun 01, 1984, Fountain Co, IN.

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58. HAROLD SNODDY7 JESTER (MAUDE S.6 SNODDY, WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Aug 09, 1908 in IN, and died Unknown. He married RUTH HELDT Private. She was born Private. Children of HAROLD JESTER and RUTH HELDT are: i. CAROLE ANN8 JESTER, b. Private. 75. ii. MARY ELLYN SNODDY JESTER, b. Private. 59. LEAH RAE7 SNODDY (JAMES ELMER6, WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Nov 29, 1913 in Perrysville, IN, and died Jun 06, 2003 in Robin Run Village, Indianapolis, IN. She married STANLEY GOFF Private. He was born Private. Notes for LEAH RAE SNODDY: Obit: from The Indianapolis Star of Indianapolis, Indiana dated June 8, 2003. Leah Rae GOFF, 89, of Zionsville, died at 11:30 p.m. Friday, June 6, 2003 in Robin Run Village, Indianapolis. She was born November 29, 1913 at Perrysville, Indiana, the daughter of James Elmer and Ethel Ray (NICHOLAS) SNODDY. She graduated from Perrysville High School in 1931, received her BA and Masters Degrees from ndiana State College. She taught second grade for many years at Perrysville, and North Judson, Indiana and Rossville, Illinois, retiring in 1977. She made her home with her daughter in Zionsville since 1995, and formerly resided at Perrysville and Danville, IL with her cousin, Coral Inez PRATHER. She was a member of St. James United Methodist Church in Danville.

Surviving is her daughter, Marilyn R. GOFF, Zionsville; brother James E. (Joanne) SNODDY of Okemos, Michigan; niece Elise (Lloyd) RAMEL, Ft. Wayne, IN; and nephew Ryan SNODDY, Kokomo. Funeral Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday, June 9 at Shelby Funeral Home, 622 Third Street, Covington, IN. Rev. Carolyn SCANLON will officiate. Burial will be in Hicks Cemetery, Perrysville. Friends may call from Noon to 2 p.m. Monday. Memorials requested to Robin Run Health Center, Education and Training Fund, 6370 Robin Run West, Indianapolis, Indiana 46268. [Obituary provided by Mary Fuller and Marvin D. Snoddy] More About LEAH RAE SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Hicks Cem, Perrysville, IN Child of LEAH SNODDY and STANLEY GOFF is: i. MARILYN R.8 GOFF, b. Private. 60. JAMES ERNEST7 SNODDY (JAMES ELMER6, WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. He married JOANNE CROWDER Private. She was born Private. Children of JAMES SNODDY and JOANNE CROWDER are: i. RYAN ANTHONY8 SNODDY, b. Private. ii. ELISE SUZANNE SNODDY, b. Private. 61. GEORGE RAYMOND7 RICHARDSON (RUBY MAE6 SNODDY, WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jan 20, 1920 in IN, and died Sep 1976 in Cedar Rapids, Linn Co, IA. He married ELEANOR E. MORGENSEN Private. She was born Private. More About GEORGE RAYMOND RICHARDSON: Social Security Number: 330-12-1770 SSN issued: Illinois Child of GEORGE RICHARDSON and ELEANOR MORGENSEN is: i. DENISE IRENE8 RICHARDSON, b. Private; m. LLOYD ESKILDSON, Private; b. Private. 62. LAWRENCE M.7 RICHARDSON (RUBY MAE6 SNODDY, WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born May 01, 1932 in Gessie, IN, and died Feb 03, 2001 in Cayuga, IL. He married WANDA I. COOPER Private. She was born Private. Notes for LAWRENCE M. RICHARDSON: Obit: from The Commercial-News of Danville, Illinois dated February 5, 2001. Lawrence M. "Larry" RICHARDSON CAYUGA, Ind. - Lawrence M. "Larry" RICHARDSON, 68, of Cayuga, died at 12:48 p.m. (Ill. time) Saturday (Feb. 3, 2001) at Provena USMC Logan campus in Danville, Ill. Larry was born May 1, 1932, in Gessie, the son of William M. and Ruby May SNODDY RICHARDSON. He married Wanda I. COOPER Feb. 26, 1956, at the Gessie United Methodist Church. She survives in Cayuga. He graduated from Perrysville High School in 1950 and was the current president of the Alumni Association. He served in the U.S. Marines during the Korean War. He resided in the Cayuga area for four years and was a former resident of Bismarck, Ill. and Covington. He was an engineer on the CSX Railroad for 43 years, retiring May 1, 1997. He was known for his work with "Operation Lifesaver" as "Casey Jones." He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He attended Cayuga Community Church. Other survivors include: two daughters, Mindell (Ron K.) RITTER of Cayuga and Michelle (Brian) HUGHES of Decatur; three grandchildren, Laycia and Kacey RITTER of Cayuga and Ethan HUGHES of Decatur; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, a son, Kim Edward RICHARDSON, and three

brothers. Funeral services: 2 p.m. EST Wednesday, Feb. 7 at Shelby Funeral Home in Covington; Officiating: Leonard Largent; Visitation: 4-8 p.m. EST Tuesday at the funeral home; Burial: Mt. Hope Cemetery in Covington with military services. (Obituary provided by Marvin D. Snoddy) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- U.S. Public Records Index Name: Lawrence M Richardson Birth Date: 1 May 1932 Street address: 6789 North Vermillion Dr City: Cayuga County: Vermillion State: Indiana Zip Code: 47928 Phone Number: 765-492-9870 Children of LAWRENCE RICHARDSON and WANDA COOPER are: i. MINDELL8 RICHARDSON, b. Private. ii. MICHELLE RICHARDSON, b. Private. iii. KIM EDWARD RICHARDSON, b. Dec 20, 1948, Peru, IN; d. Sep 20, 2005, Phoenix, AZ.

Notes for KIM EDWARD RICHARDSON: Obit: The Cody Enterprise, (Apr/27/2006) Kim Edward Richardson, 56, died at Thunderbird Hospital in Phoenix, Ariz., on Sept. 20, 2005, with his son Shane at his bedside. He was born in Peru, Ind., on Dec. 20, 1948, to Glen "Smokie" and Joan Richardson. He attended Cody High School and graduated in 1967. He participated in football, basketball, baseball and bowling. In August 1967 he joined the Army and served as a cook on a submarine. After returning home he attended Northwest College and obtained an associate's degree in finance with a 3.8 GPA. He married Karen Groff and had two children. They later divorced, after which he married Kathy Carpenter and they had one child in Phoenix. Mr. Richardson worked for Marlette Homes in Buckeye, Ariz., as a company representative for 22 years. He is survived by his father and stepmother, son Shane (Sheri) Richardson of Cody, daughters Kari Colby of Denver and Arin Richardson of Phoenix, stepson Dax Carpenter of Phoenix, sisters Rikki (Robert) Richardson and Laurie (Don) Campbell of Brady, Mont., brother Allan (Debbie) Richardson of Cody, stepbrother Eric (Pansy) Bakke of Indiana, stepsisters Freya Jones of Basin, Karen Singer of Casper and Kris (Tim) Surat of Worland, five grandsons and two granddaughters. He was preceded in death by his mother, wife and one grandson. Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be at 3 p.m. Sept. 30 at Hope Lutheran Church in Powell with Rev. Clyde Seifert officiating. Donations may be made to a charity of choice.

63. CHARLES MILTON7 SNODDY (WALTER OWEN6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jun 02, 1912 in Fountain Co, IN, and died May 03, 2004 in Mount Vernon, Posey Co, IN. He married EVELYN M. WARD. She was born Aug 03, 1915 in Fountain Co, IN, and died Oct 15, 1988 in Fountain Co, IN. Notes for CHARLES MILTON SNODDY: Obit: from The Evansville Courier & Press of Evansville, Indiana dated May 4, 2004. MOUNT VERNON -- Charles M. SNODDY, 91 died Monday, May 3, 2004, at Mount Vernon Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. He had worked at Chrysler Corp. and retired from Whirlpool Corp. Surviving are a daughter, Sondra WILSON; two sisters, Bette HEMBRY and Dorotha MATTESON; three grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Burial is pending in Coal Creek Cemetery. Schneider Funeral Home is handling arrangements. (Obituary provided by Marvin D. Snoddy)

More About CHARLES MILTON SNODDY: Social Security Number: 311-09-5791 SSN issued: Indiana Notes for EVELYN M. WARD: Buried inthe Coal Creek Cem, Fountain Co, IN Child of CHARLES SNODDY and EVELYN WARD is: 76. i. SONDRA SUE8 SNODDY, b. Private. 64. MARGARET A.7 SNODDY (WALTER OWEN6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Sep 25, 1914 in Fountain Co, IN, and died Dec 10, 1968. She married EMIL ENGEL. He was born Jan 20, 1906, and died Jul 21, 1966. Children of MARGARET SNODDY and EMIL ENGEL are: 77. i. ROUMAINE8 ENGEL, b. Private. ii. RHODA ENGEL, b. Private. iii. ROBERTA ENGEL, b. Private. 65. WILLIAM DALE7 SNODDY (WALTER OWEN6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born May 25, 1918 in Fountain Co, IN, and died Unknown in IN. He married CAROL WILLIAMS Private. She was born Private. Notes for WILLIAM DALE SNODDY: U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 Record Name: William D Snoddy Birth Year: 1918 Race: White, citizen Nativity State or Country: Indiana State: Indiana County or City: Vanderburg Enlistment Date: 26 Feb 1941 Enlistment State: Indiana Enlistment City: Fort Benjamin Harrison Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA Branch Code: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA Grade: Private Grade Code: Private Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men) Source: Civil Life Education: 4 years of high school Marital Status: Single, without dependents Height: 68 Weight: 179 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- More About WILLIAM DALE SNODDY: Military: Feb 26, 1941, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana Residence: Vanderburg, Indiana Children of WILLIAM SNODDY and CAROL WILLIAMS are:

78. i. DALE CARROL8 SNODDY, b. Private. ii. THOMAS WALTER SNODDY, b. Private. iii. JON PAUL SNODDY, b. Private. 66. BETTY JEAN7 SNODDY (WALTER OWEN6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. She married (1) ? HODGE Private. He was born Private. She married (2) WILLIAM L. HEMBRY Private. He was born Private. Child of BETTY SNODDY and ? HODGE is: i. JACKIE LOREN8 HODGE, b. Private. Child of BETTY SNODDY and WILLIAM HEMBRY is: 79. ii. CHERYL JEAN8 HEMBRY, b. Private. 67. WALTER OWEN7 SNODDY, JR. (WALTER OWEN6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Mar 21, 1926 in Vermillion Co, IN, and died Jul 15, 1996 in FL. He married LUCYBELLE KELLER Private. She was born Private. Child of WALTER SNODDY and LUCYBELLE KELLER is: i. GWEN MARIE8 SNODDY, b. Private. 68. MILDRED7 SNODDY (HARRY MORTON6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. She married (1) FRED HOBSON Private. He was born Abt. 1912 in IN, and died Unknown. She married (2) HARRIS MILLER Private. He was born Private. Children of MILDRED SNODDY and FRED HOBSON are: i. FRED M.8 HOBSON, b. Private. 80. ii. DELLA DIANA HOBSON, b. Private. 69. JAMES WILLIAM7 SNODDY (HARRY MORTON6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Oct 12, 1924 in Covington, Fountain Co, IN, and died Feb 25, 2003 in IN. Child of JAMES WILLIAM SNODDY is: i. JAMES GLENN8 SNODDY, b. Private. 70. LEROY SNODDY7 MERRYMAN (MARY JANE6 SNODDY, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Dec 24, 1912 in Fountain Co, IN, and died Dec 30, 1962. He married ANNA LORETTA CROWDER Private. She was born Private. Children of LEROY MERRYMAN and ANNA CROWDER are: i. SAMUEL MILTON8 MERRYMAN, b. Private. ii. JANE ESTAL MERRYMAN, b. Private. iii. ROY LEE MERRYMAN, b. Private. 71. MAX ELDON7 SNODDY (LEWIS OWEN6, ELMER OWEN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Mar 16, 1912 in Goldengate, IL, and died Apr 13, 1987 in Dallas, Dallas Co, TX. He married (1) DONNABEL NAPPER, daughter of LOYD NAPPER and HENRIETTA ?. She was born May 18, 1911 in MI, and died Jan 1980 in Garland, TX. He married (2) KATHERINE M. ROUNTREE Aug 21, 1981 in Dallas, TX. She was born Nov 07, 1920, and died Mar 04, 2002 in Dallas, Dallas Co, TX.

Notes for MAX ELDON SNODDY: Obit: from The Dallas Morning News of Dallas, Texas dated April 16, 1987. Max Eldon SNODDY Services for Max E. SNODDY of Garland, founder and chairman of the board of Telsco Industries of Garland, an irrigation-equipment producer, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Episcopal Church of the Incarnation in Dallas. SNODDY, 75, died Monday in Doctors Hospital in Dallas. Born in Golden Gate, Ill., he moved to Dallas. SNODDY served as president of Telsco until 1969, when he became chairman... (Obituary provided by Ben Jackson and Marvin D. Snoddy.)(1) Obit: from The Dallas Morning News of Dallas, Texas dated April 16, 1987. Max Eldon SNODDY (2) Obit: from The Dallas Morning News of Dallas, Texas dated April 16, 1987. Services for Max E. SNODDY of Garland, founder and chairman of the board of Telsco Industries of Garland, an irrigation-equipment producer, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Episcopal Church of the Incarnation in Dallas. SNODDY, 75, died Monday in Doctors Hospital in Dallas. Born in Golden Gate, Ill., he moved to Dallas in 1938, the year he founded Telsco. In 1961 the company moved its headquarters to Garland. SNODDY served as president of Telsco until 1969, when he became chairman of the board. He also served as director of the company's international operations, which included furnishing irrigation systems for Buckingham Palace in London and St. Andrew's golf course in Scotland. He was a member of Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Dallas. SNODDY is survived by his wife, Katherine ROUNTREE SNODDY of Dallas; a son, Lloyd "Mike' SNODDY of Dallas; a daughter, Ruth GATEWOOD of Garland; three stepdaughters, Nancy CUNNINGHAM, Alice SHUFFLER and Carol McDERMOTT; five grandchildren, four great-grandchildren; and 14 step-grandchildren. Marv's Comments: The above obituary was sent to me by Ben JACKSON. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- More About DONNABEL NAPPER: Residence: 1920, Marine Ward 3, St Clair, Michigan More About KATHERINE M. ROUNTREE: Social Security Number: 461-12-3161 SSN issued: Texas Children of MAX SNODDY and DONNABEL NAPPER are: 81. i. RUTH HENRIETTA8 SNODDY, b. Private. 82. ii. LLOYD MICHAEL "MIKE" SNODDY, b. Private. 72. ROBERT OWEN "BOB"7 SNOWDY (SHERMAN CUMMINGS6 SNODDY, ELMER OWEN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Feb 16, 1927 in Los Angeles, CA, and died Apr 25, 2003 in San Luis Obispo, CA. He married PAULA NICE 1951 in Burbank, CA. She was born Oct 04, 1928 in Murfreesboro, TN, and died Jul 24, 2009 in San Luis Obispo, CA. Notes for ROBERT OWEN "BOB" SNOWDY: Obit: from The Tribune ofSan Luis Obispo, California dated April 27, 2003. Robert "Bob" Owen SNOWDY, 76, of San Luis Obispo passed away Friday, April 25, 2003, at his residence. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Reis Family Mortuary of San Luis Obispo. Pastor Mike SPARROW of Agape Christian Fellowship will officiate. Mr. SNOWDY was born Feb. 16, 1927, in Hollywood. He proudly served in the U.S. Army in Germany during World War II. He returned home to Burbank, and attended Glendale College. He also started a fish market there. He met his wife Paula and they were married in Burbank in 1951. He was also owner of a photography studio and was a press photographer for several L.A. area newspapers. He was a licensed private investigator, and owned the Robert Snowdy and Associates Private Investigation Agency. He moved his family to San Luis Obispo in 1968, and purchased and operated the Avila Hot Springs Spa and R.V. Resort for 30 years.

He is survived by his wife Paula Nice SNOWDY; son Jim SNOWDY and wife Sue, John SNOWDY and wife Roselle, Sherman SNOWDY and wife Mary Grace, and Richard SNOWDY and wife Lacy; daughter Sally Rosewall-Walters; grandchildren, Francie SNOWDY and fiance Eddie PENA, Paul SNOWDY, Melanie SNOWDY, Heather SNOWDY, Jake ROSEWALL-GALLAGHER and wife Carrie, Alaina ROSEWALL, and Brian WALTERS. His son George Douglas SNOWDY preceded him in death in 1993. Memorial donations in Bob and George's memory may be made to Hollygrove Children's Home 800 N. Vine St. Hollywood, CA 90038. (Obituary provided by Marvin D. Snoddy) More About ROBERT OWEN "BOB" SNOWDY: Military: Jul 21, 1945, Fort MacArthur San Pedro, California Social Security Number: 562-20-4730 SSN issued: California Notes for PAULA NICE: Obit: from The San Luis Obispo Tribune of San Luis Obispo, California dated July 30, 2009. Paula NICE SNOWDY 4 Oct 1928 – 24 Jul 2009 Paula NICE SNOWDY, 79, of San Luis Obispo passed away peacefully Friday, July 24, 2009, with her family around her at French Hospital. She was born in 1929 to parents John and Elfreida NICE, in Murfreesboro, Tenn., where her family owned a historic gristmill. At age 15, the family moved to her father’s homestead in Saskatchewan, Canada (near Moose Jaw), where they grew wheat and other grains. While visiting her sister in Sun Valley, Calif., she met Robert Owen SNOWDY, who she later married in 1951. They lived in Granada Hills, Calif., where they began a family, in addition to starting, owning and operating a variety of businesses. In 1969, the family moved to the San Luis Obispo area when they purchased Avila Hot Springs Spa and RV Resort. Paula developed many lifelong friendships and community ties during the 30 years the family operated "The Springs." She had many interests and friends of all ages and backgrounds. As an active member of the California Chapter Epsilon Sorority she held all offices, including chapter president. She was a member of the Eastern Star for over 50 years having gone through all chairs and recently enjoyed belonging to the Red Hat Society. Paula touched countless lives with her warm and loving ways and was "Mom" to many. She will be greatly missed by all, especially her family; children James, Sally Rosewall-Walters, John (Roselle), Sherman (Mary Grace), Richard (Lacy), all of the San Luis Obispo area; sister, Violet PALECKI of Vista, Calif.; ten grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her brother, John Estral NICE; sisters Lilian BLANKENSHIP and Silvia NICE ARTUS; son, George; and husband of 51 years, Robert. Paula''s memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, 2009, at Reis Family Mortuary, 991 Nipomo in San Luis Obispo, followed by a reception at Laguna Lake Mobile Estates annex. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Paula''s name to the American Diabetes Association by calling 1-800-diabetes or online at www.diabetes.org. Reis Family Mortuary 544-7400 San Luis Obispo (Obituary provided by Marvin D. Snoddy) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- U.S. Public Records Index Name: Paula Snowdy Street address: 150 Gate 5 Rd City: Sausalito County: Marin State: California Zip Code: 94965 Phone Number: 415-659-6408

Children of ROBERT SNOWDY and PAULA NICE are: i. JAMES MARK8 SNODDY, b. Private. ii. SALLY ROBERTA SNODDY, b. Private. iii. JOHN NICE SNODDY, b. Private. iv. SHERMAN MATTHEW SNODDY, b. Private. v. GEORGE DOUGLAS SNODDY, b. Aug 18, 1963, Los Angeles, CA; d. Dec 30, 1993, San Luis Obispo,

CA. 73. JAMES ELMER7 SNODDY (DEAN ARTHUR6, ELMER OWEN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Jun 18, 1922 in IN, and died May 08, 1987 in Los Angeles, CA. He married (1) THELMA EILEEN HESTER, daughter of EDWARD HESTER and THELMA EVANS. She was born Feb 22, 1935 in Putnam, IN, and died Bef. 2003. He married (2) CAROL SPARKS. She was born Dec 28, 1937, and died Unknown in CA. Notes for JAMES ELMER SNODDY: Obit: from the Indianapolis Star of Indiana polis, IN, dated February 27, 2003. James E. Snoddy, 78, Indianapolis, died Feb. 20, 2003. He was a driving instructor for Mayflower Moving and Transit Company for 43 years, retiring in 1990. He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He was a member of Wesley United Methodist Church, American Legion Post 500, Masonic Lodge, and Scottish Rite Murat Shrine. Services: 10 a.m. Sat., Mar. 1 in Conkle Funeral Home, Speedway Chapel with calling from 4 to 8 p.m. Fri. Burial: Hebron Cemetery, Russelville, IN. He was preceded by his wife, Thelma Eileen Hester Snoddy. Survivors: James G. Snoddy; daughter-in-law, Karen L. Snoddy; niece Diane Keller. (Obituary provided by Marvin D. Snoddy) More About JAMES ELMER SNODDY: Burial: Unknown, Hebron Cem, Russelville, IN Child of JAMES SNODDY and THELMA HESTER is: i. JAMES G.8 SNODDY, b. Private. Children of JAMES SNODDY and CAROL SPARKS are: ii. CAROL CANDIS8 SNODDY, b. Private. iii. KELLIE JO SNODDY, b. Private. 74. LARRY ROGER7 SNODDY (VERNON L.6, SAMUEL ELLIS5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Mar 23, 1946 in IL, and died Jun 01, 1984 in Fountain Co, IN. He married LINDA JUANITA JORDAN Private. She was born Private. Notes for LARRY ROGER SNODDY: Buried at Coal Creek Cemetery, Fountain Co, IN Children of LARRY SNODDY and LINDA JORDAN are: i. JEFFREY SCOTT8 SNODDY, b. Private. ii. DAVID RODGER SNODDY, b. Jul 01, 1968, Danville, IL; d. Jan 28, 2007, Perryville, IL.

Notes for DAVID RODGER SNODDY: Obit: from The Journal and Courier of Lafayette, Indiana dated January 30, 2007, page B-2. David Rodger SNODDY 1 Jul 1968 - 28 Jan 2007 COVINGTON -- David Roger SNODDY, 38, of Perrysville, died at 11:10 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007, at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana, Ill. He was the son of a Covington resident. He was born July 1, 1968, in Danville, Ill., to Linda Juanita JORDAN SNODDY and the late Larry Roger SNODDY.

Mr. SNODDY was previously employed at General Motors in Tilton and Fleetwood in Crawfordsville. He had most recently worked for Schomburg & Schomburg as a laborer with the Laborers' International Union of North America. Surviving are his mother and stepfather, Linda and Eldon MOREHOUSE of Covington, two brothers, Jeff SNODDY (wife: Billie) and Brad SNODDY (wife: Kelly) of Covington; and a son, Trey REYNOLDS of West Lebanon. Funeral services will be at 1 p. m. Friday at Shelby Funeral Home, 622 Third St., Covington, Ind. Paul KENT will officiate. Burial will be in Coal Creek Cemetery, Covington, Ind. Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. (Obituary provided by Marvin D. Snoddy) Burial: Coal Creek Cemetery, Fountain Co, IN.

iii. BRADLEY EDWIN SNODDY, b. Private.

Generation No. 7

75. MARY ELLYN SNODDY8 JESTER (HAROLD SNODDY7, MAUDE S.6 SNODDY, WILLIAM IRWIN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. She married (1) LARRY THURMAN Private. He was born Private. She married (2) EUGENE FINCHAM Private. He was born Private. Child of MARY JESTER and LARRY THURMAN is: i. TRACY SUSAN9 THURMAN, b. Private. 76. SONDRA SUE8 SNODDY (CHARLES MILTON7, WALTER OWEN6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. She married RICHARD LEE WILSON Private. He was born Private. Children of SONDRA SNODDY and RICHARD WILSON are: i. DALE DWAIN9 WILSON, b. Private. ii. DAWN DENISE WILSON, b. Private. iii. DENA DOREL WILSON, b. Private. 77. ROUMAINE8 ENGEL (MARGARET A.7 SNODDY, WALTER OWEN6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. She married FRED LAGERHAUSEN Private. He was born Private. Children of ROUMAINE ENGEL and FRED LAGERHAUSEN are: i. PATHENIA ANN9 LAGERHAUSEN, b. Private. ii. DEBRA KAY LAGERHAUSEN, b. Private. iii. MARY ALICE LAGERHAUSEN, b. Private. iv. EMIL ARTHUR LAGERHAUSEN, b. Private. v. DAVID JONATHON LAGERHAUSEN, b. Private. 78. DALE CARROL8 SNODDY (WILLIAM DALE7, WALTER OWEN6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. He married JANICE CAROL VARNADOR Private. She was born Private. Child of DALE SNODDY and JANICE VARNADOR is: i. CHRISTOPHER DALE9 SNODDY, b. Private. 79. CHERYL JEAN8 HEMBRY (BETTY JEAN7 SNODDY, WALTER OWEN6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. She married DAVID LEE CRAWLEY Private. He was born Private. Child of CHERYL HEMBRY and DAVID CRAWLEY is:

i. JASON DAVID9 CRAWLEY, b. Private. 80. DELLA DIANA8 HOBSON (MILDRED7 SNODDY, HARRY MORTON6, MILTON WASHINGTON5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. She married ROBERT E. PERRY Private. He was born Private. Children of DELLA HOBSON and ROBERT PERRY are: i. RUSSELL EUGENE9 PERRY, b. Private. ii. DEBRA DIANE PERRY, b. Private. 81. RUTH HENRIETTA8 SNODDY (MAX ELDON7, LEWIS OWEN6, ELMER OWEN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. She married JAMES R. GATEWOOD II Private. He was born Private. Children of RUTH SNODDY and JAMES GATEWOOD are: i. DONNA RUTH9 GATEWOOD, b. Private. ii. JAMES R. GATEWOOD III, b. Private. 82. LLOYD MICHAEL "MIKE"8 SNODDY (MAX ELDON7, LEWIS OWEN6, ELMER OWEN5, SAMUEL IRWIN4, SAMUEL3, JAMES2, ?SAMUEL1) was born Private. He married MARY RUTH ROBBINS Private, daughter of EARNEST ROBBINS and EVA ROSE. She was born Private. Children of LLOYD SNODDY and MARY ROBBINS are: i. MICHAEL OWEN9 SNODDY, b. Private. ii. LYNN MICHELLE SNODDY, b. Private.