.
William
W.
Snyder
and
Martha
W.
Gwin
daughter of
Richard W. and Nancy W. Gwin
.
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Page
updated
22 Apr 2008
24.05--Martha W. Gwin, b.
27 Mar 1834 in Menard Co., IL, [listed as Martha Snider, age 21, b.
Ohio!!!!!, in 1856 Iowa state
census of Washington Co.]; [age 25 in 9 Jul 1860 census of Richmond, English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [age 35 in 31 Aug 1870 census of Lexington, English
River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [age 44 in 23 Jun 1880 census of English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [listed as Martha W., age 51, in the 1885 Iowa State Census of English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [listed as Martha Snyder (widow and
mother-in-law to Frank Creath), age 66, in the 8 Jun 1900 census of Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA] ; d. after 1903; bd. unk.; m.
9 Dec 1852 in IN to William
W.
Snyder (b. 14 Mar 1831 in Monongalia
Co., VA [now
WV], [listed as William M. Snider, age 25,
in 1856 Iowa state census
of Washington Co.]; [age
28
in 9 Jul 1860 census of
Richmond, English River
Twp., Washington Co.,
IA]; [age 38 in 31 Aug 1870 census of Lexington, English
River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [age 48 in 23 Jun 1880 census of English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [age 53 in the 1885 Iowa State Census of English River Twp., Washington Co., IA], s/o Jeremiah, [listed as Jerimiah Snider, age 70, b.
Ver., in 1856 Iowa state census
of Washington Co.] and Anna
[Rich] Snyder, [listed as Anna Snider, age 66, b.
Ver., in 1856 Iowa state census
of Washington Co.], both b. VA; d. bef. 1900
[Martha is a widow in 1900]); William (and Martha) was/were
"a progressive
farmer and stock-raiser, residing on section
34,
English River
Township"
25.01--Ida E. Snyder,
b.
ca.
1854 in IA, [listed as Ida E., age 2, in 1856 Iowa state census of
Washington Co.]; [age 5 in 9 Jul 1860
census of Richmond,
English River Twp.,
Washington Co., IA]; [age
14
in 31 Aug 1870 census of
Lexington, English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [age 24 in the 5 Jun 1880 census of Town of Chatsworth,
Livingston Co., IL]; [listed as Ida E., age 39, b. Dec 1860, in the 5
Jun 1900 census of
4th Ward, Washington City, Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [listed as Ida E., age 49, b. in IA,
m1. for 27 yrs, in the 3 May 1910
census of 4th Ward, Washington City, Washington Twp., Washington Co.,
IA]; [listed as Ida, age 64, in the 27 Jan 1920 census of 3rd Ward,
Washington City, Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA]; d. unk.;
bd. unk.; m. ca. 1878 (although they report having been md. only 19
yrs. in 1900) to A. M. Turner (b. Dec 1855 in IL [age 26 in the 5 Jun 1880 census of Town of Chatsworth,
Livingston Co., IL];
[listed as Abraham M., age 44, b. Dec 1855, in the 5 Jun 1900 census of 4th Ward,
Washington City, Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [listed as Abraham M., age 52, b. in
IL, m1. for 27 yrs, in the 3 May 1910
census of 4th Ward, Washington City, Washington Twp., Washington Co.,
IA]; [listed as Abraham, age 66, in the 27
Jan 1920 census of
3rd Ward, Washington City, Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA];
d. unk.; bd. unk., "a
farmer in
Potter Co., Dakota Terr."); at least 4 ch. (she reports 2 of 4 ch. lvg.
in 1900 and 1 of 4 in 1910)
[26.00]--William Turner, adopted, b. ca. 1870 [listed as William, age 10, adopted, in
the 5 Jun 1880 census of Town of
Chatsworth, Livingston Co., IL]; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. unk.;
unk. ch.
26.01--Nellie E. Turner, b. Jul 1879 in IL [listed as Nellie, age 11mos., in the 5
Jun 1880 census of Town of
Chatsworth, Livingston Co., IL]; [listed as Nellie E., age 18 (sic!), b.
Jul 1881 (sic!), in the 5 Jun 1900
census of 4th Ward, Washington City, Washington Twp., Washington Co.,
IA]; d. btwn. 1900 and 1910 (Ida reports in 1910 that she has
only one of four ch. lvg.); bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
26.02--(unk.) Turner,
b. betw. 1880 and 1900; d. bef. Jun 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
(this child is based on Ida's 1900 census report of 2 of 4 ch. lvg.)
26.03--(unk.) Turner,
b. betw. 1880 and 1900; d. bef. Jun 1900; bd. unk.; m. unk.; unk. ch.
(this child is based on Ida's 1900 census report of 2 of 4 ch. lvg.)
26.04--Cecil A. Turner, b. Jun 1888 in SD [listed as Cecil, age 12, b. Jun 1888
in SD, in the 5 Jun 1900
census of 4th Ward, Washington City, Washington Twp., Washington Co.,
IA]; [listed as Cecil,
age 20, b. in SD, in the 3 May 1910
census of 4th Ward, Washington City, Washington Twp., Washington Co.,
IA]; [listed as Cecil A., age 31, b. in
SD/IL/IA, in the 7 Jan 1920
census of Ames, Story Co., IA]; [listed as Cecil A., age 41, b. in
SD/IL/IA, in the 14 Apr 1930
census of Pct. 3, Washington, DC, and an engineer with the US
Geological Survey]; d. unk.; bd. unk.; m. Laverna (nee unk., b. ca. [listed as Laverna, age 27, b. in
IA/IL/NY, in the 7 Jan 1920
census of Ames, Story Co., IA]; [listed as Laverna, age 37, b. in
IA/OH/NY, in the 14 Apr 1930
census of Pct. 3, Washington, DC]; d. unk.; bd. unk; no known
ch.
25.02--Charles F. Snyder, b. ca. 1856-7 [age 4 in 9 Jul 1860 census of Richmond, English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [age 13 in 31 Aug 1870 census of Lexington, English
River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; a farmer in
Potter Co.,
Dakota Terr.;
25.03--Emma/Anna Snyder, b. ca. 1857 [listed as Emma E., age 3, in 9 Jul 1860 census of Richmond, English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [age 12 in 31 Aug 1870 census of Lexington, English
River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; m. S. A.
Rodgers, a
farmer in Potter
Co., Dakota Terr.;
25.04--Mary Eva Snyder, b. ca. 1866 [age 4 in 31 Aug 1870 census of Lexington, English
River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [age 14 in 23 Jun 1880 census of English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [listed as Mary E., age 19, in the 1885 Iowa State Census of English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; at home,
preparing herself for a
teacher;
25.05--unk.
Snyder,
b. est. 1868 (Martha Gwin Snyder reports in 1900 that she bore seven
children, 4 of whom are still living; this seems the most likely place
for these two, then.)
25.06--unk.
Snyder, b. est. 1870 (Martha Gwin Snyder reports in 1900 that
she
bore seven children, 4 of whom are
still living; this seems the most likely place for these two, then.)
25.07--Martha Adella Snyder, b. ca. 1873 [listed as Della, age 12, in the 1885 Iowa State Census of English River Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [listed as Martha A. Creath, age 27, in
the 8 Jun 1900 census of Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [listed as Adell Creath,
age 37, in the 16 Apr 1910
census
of Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA, reporting 16
years of marriage and no children born thereto]; d. unk.; bd.
unk.;
m. Frank C. Creath
(b. Oct
1871 [listed as Frank Creath,
age 28, in the 8 Jun 1900 census
of Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA]; [listed as Frank Creath,
age 38, in the 16 Apr 1910
census
of Washington Twp., Washington Co., IA]; d. unk.;
bd. unk.); no known ch.
The following is taken from:
[http://freepages.books.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cooverfamily/album_98.html#snyder]
WILLIAM W. SNYDER, a progressive
farmer
and stock-raiser, residing on section 34, English River Township, was
born in Monongalia County, Va., [now WV] March
14, 1832. He is the son of
Jeremiah and Anna (Rich) Snyder, also natives of the Old Dominion, and
the parents of twelve children, of which number nine are yet living:
George and John are deceased; Abram is a resident of Greene County,
Pa.; Rollo, deceased; Casandra is the widow of George Hogg, who was
killed in the army; Jeremiah, Jr., is farming in Lime Creek Township,
this county; Jacob, a retired farmer, is residing in Iowa City; Colby
is farming extensively in Johnson County, Iowa; Samuel, in Adair
County; Elizabeth is the wife of George Figgins, a farmer of English
River Township, and W. W., the subject of this sketch.
The father followed the occupation of a farmer in his native
State
until 1842, when, hearing of the opportunities offered in the far West,
and believing it would be for the advantage of his large family of
children, he concluded to emigrate. He first proceeded with his family
to Wheeling, thence by boat to Keokuk, Iowa, and from there overland to
English River Township. He entered 250 acres of land on sections 1 and
12, and commenced to open up a farm. As one of the pioneers of this
county, he became well known by all old citizens, and was a man held in
high favor. Although not connected with any church, Mr. and Mrs. Snyder
were strong believers in the divinity of Christ and took an interest in
all Church work. The mother died in 1860 and the father in 1873. Both
rest in the old Snyder Cemetery, near which stood the Snyder Chapel.
Many lessons of truth, charity and integrity were presented in the
lives of these good old people.
page 624
The early life of the subject of this sketch was passed on his
father's farm and in attendance at the common schools until he reached
the age of twenty, when he started out for himself, and began working
for $8 per month. On the 9th of
December, 1852, he was united in
marriage with Miss Martha Gwin, a native of Menard County, Ill., born
March 27, 1834, and the daughter of Richard and Nancy (Watkins) Gwin,
the former a native of Tennessee and the latter of Kentucky. They were
married in Indiana, whence they removed first to Illinois at an early
day and thence emigrated to Iowa, settling in Des Moines County in
1836, thus being among the pioneers of the State. The father died Jan.
7, 1884, and the mother July 6, 1884, in Wilson County, Kan. They were
well-known and useful citizens in the different localities in which
they lived.
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder became the parents of five
children: Ida, the
wife of A. M. Turner, a farmer in Potter County, Dak; Charles F.,
pursuing the same vocation there also; Anna,
the
wife of S. A. Rodgers,
a farmer of the same locality; Eva,
at
home, preparing herself for a
teacher; Adella, at home. Mr.
and Mrs. Snyder have given all of their
children good school advantages, and all are members of the Missionary
Baptist church, thus comprising a devoted Christian family.
After the marriage of our subject, he continued to reside on
the old
homestead until 1869; when he first took possession, it had only a
small
frame house on it in which the family lived and worked happily
together until 1882. The old house was then moved back to give place to
a more modern and convenient dwelling. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder are now in
the evening of life, some of their children growing up around them and
some leaving home to seek their fortunes in a new country, as did their
parents before them. They have witnessed many and great changes. Their
farm, which at the time of purchase was unimproved, is now under a high
state of cultivation and one of the most valuable in the township. They
have seen the building of the church upon the hillside and the
school-house in the valley, and have taken an active part in all
religious, temperance and public affairs. During the past five years
Mr. Snyder has turned his attention to the raising of high-grade stock,
having on hand a number of superior Clydesdale horses and a fine lot
of Chester White hogs and Short-horn cattle. Politically, Mr. Snyder is
a Democrat, and has held various township offices.
Census Info
for William and
Martha Gwin Snyder
From the 27 Sep 1850 Census of the 20 Division,
Washington Co., Iowa
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Sex |
Age
|
Est DOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
$Real
Prop.
|
Occ.
|
John
M.
Gwin Comments
|
622/622
|
Jeramiah
Snyder
|
m
|
64
|
[1786]
|
VA
|
1000
|
farmer
|
Jeremiah,
Anna,
and their family are living in the same neighborhood of the
county as the Gwins (who are living in Res. 663 in this same census).
|
|
Ana
Snyder
|
f
|
60
|
[1790]
|
VA |
|
|
|
|
Samuel
Snyder |
m
|
23
|
[1827]
|
VA |
|
|
|
|
Elizabeth
Snyder |
f
|
21
|
[1829]
|
VA |
|
|
|
|
William
Snyder |
m
|
19
|
[1831]
|
VA |
|
|
William
and
Martha will marry 9 Dec 1852--just over two years away.
|
|
Joseph
Snyder |
m
|
14
|
[1836]
|
VA |
|
|
|
From
the 9 Jul 1860
Census of Richmond, English River Twnp., Washington Co., Iowa
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Age
|
Sex |
Est DOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
$Real
Prop.
|
$Pers.
Prop.
|
Occ.
|
John
M.
Gwin Comments
|
434/420
|
William
Snider
|
28
|
m
|
[1832]
|
VA
|
|
769
|
farmer
|
This
is
clearly our William, and...
|
|
Martha
Snider |
25
|
f
|
[1835] |
IL
|
|
|
|
...this
is
clearly our Martha Gwin Snyder, d/o of Richard Walton Gwin and Nancy
Watkins.
|
|
Ida
E. Snider |
5
|
f
|
[1855] |
IA
|
|
|
|
|
|
Charles
F. Snider |
4
|
m
|
[1856] |
IA
|
|
|
|
|
|
Emma
E.
Snider |
3
|
f
|
[1857] |
IA
|
|
|
|
This
has
to be the same as Anna in the 1870 census, below. |
435/421
|
J.
J.
Snider |
74
|
m
|
[1786] |
VA
|
7000
|
708
|
farmer
|
This
is
probably our William's father, and...
|
|
Warren
Snider |
22
|
m
|
[1838] |
VA
|
|
290
|
laborer
|
...this
is
probably his younger brother.
|
From
the 31 Aug 1870 Census of Lexington, English River
Twnp., Washington Co., Iowa
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Race
|
Sex |
Age
|
Est DOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
$Real
Prop.
|
$Pers.
Prop.
|
Occ.
|
John
M.
Gwin Comments
|
225/225
|
William
Snider
|
w
|
m
|
38
|
[1832]
|
VA
|
|
|
farmer
|
Living
a
short distance away (res/fam 239) is Martha's brother William W.
Gwin, his wife Catherine, and their family (see William W. Gwin's section above).
|
|
Martha
Snider
|
w
|
f
|
35
|
[1835] |
IL
|
1800
|
600
|
keeping house
|
|
|
Ida
Snider
|
w
|
f
|
14
|
[1856] |
IA
|
|
|
school
|
|
|
Chas.
F.
Snider
|
w
|
m
|
13
|
[1857] |
IA
|
|
|
school |
living
next
door to little sister Martha A. Creatt in 1900 census...
|
|
Anna
Snider
|
w
|
f
|
12
|
[1858] |
IA
|
|
|
school |
This
has
to be the same as Emma in the 1860 census, above.
|
|
Eva
Snider
|
w
|
f
|
4
|
[1866] |
IA
|
|
|
school |
|
|
[Geo.
Stewart?]
|
w
|
m
|
16
|
[1854] |
IA
|
|
|
school |
This
transcription
is my best guess.
|
From
the 23 Jun 1880 Census of English River Twnp.,
Washington Co., Iowa
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Race
|
Sex |
Age
|
Relat.
to HoH
|
Est DOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
Occ.
|
John
M.
Gwin Comments
|
181/190
|
William
Gwin
|
w
|
m
|
53
|
head
|
[1827]
|
IN/TN/KY
|
farmer
|
|
|
Catharine
Gwin |
w
|
f
|
47
|
wife
|
[1833] |
OH/OH/KY
|
keeping house
|
|
|
Violet
Gwin |
w
|
f
|
22
|
daughter
|
[1858] |
IA/IN/OH
|
teacher
|
|
|
Ella
M. Gwin |
w
|
f
|
18
|
daughter |
[1862] |
IA/IN/OH |
keeping house
|
|
|
Nora
A. Gwin |
w
|
f
|
13
|
daughter |
[1867] |
IA/IN/OH |
at school
|
|
|
Willard
D. Gwin |
w
|
m
|
15
|
daughter |
[1865] |
IA/IN/OH |
[BLANK] |
Poor
Willard
was called a girl by the census taker who later realized his
error (or at least someone did) and scratched out the "daughter".
|
|
Lilly
B.
Gwin |
w
|
f
|
9
|
daughter |
[1871] |
IA/IN/OH |
at school |
|
|
Orley
B. Gwin |
w
|
m
|
7
|
son
|
[1873] |
IA/IN/OH |
at school |
|
183/192
|
William
Snider
|
w
|
m
|
48
|
head
|
[1832] |
WV/WV/WV
|
farmer
|
Pretty
clear
from this that William and his parents are from West Virginia.
|
|
Martha
Snider |
w
|
f
|
44
|
wife
|
[1836] |
IL/TN/TN
|
keeping house
|
AHA.
Martha
does not know where her mother was from. Or perhaps William is
answering the census for her and HE doesn't know.
|
|
Eva
Snider |
w
|
f
|
14
|
[BLANK]
|
[1866] |
IA/WV/IL
|
at school |
|
|
Martha
A. Snider |
w
|
f
|
8
|
[BLANK] |
[1872] |
IA/WV/IL |
at school |
Will
marry
Frank C. Creath in ca. 1894--see 1900 census--no ch., but mother
Martha is living with her, and next door neighbor is also a Snyder b.
IA, father from WV and mother from IL
|
From
the 5 Jun 1880 Census of Twon of
Chatsworth, Livingston Co.,
Illinois
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Race
Sex
|
Age
|
Relat.
to HoH
|
Est DOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
Occ.
|
John
M.
Gwin Comments
|
46/46 |
A.
M.
Turner
|
wm
|
26
|
head
|
1854
|
IL
|
farmer
|
I
don't
yet know whether this is our Ida and A M Turner; however,
everything matches, so I'll list the family and compare it to their
1900 (or 1885/1895, if possible) census entry, if I find it, to see
where her parents were born--if in VA and IL, respectively, then I'll
believe these are they.
|
|
Ida
Turner
|
wf
|
24
|
wife
|
1856
|
IO
|
keeping house
|
|
|
Nellie
Turner |
wm
|
11mos.
|
daughter |
Jul
1879
|
IL
|
|
|
|
William
Turner |
wm
|
10
|
adopted [son] |
1870
|
NJ
|
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From
the 1885 Iowa State Census of English River Twnp.,
Washington Co., Iowa
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Location
of
farm
|
Sex/
Marr.
Stat.
|
Age
|
Entitled
to vote
|
Est.
YOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
Occ.
|
John
M.
Gwin Comments
|
93/93
|
William
Snyder
|
T77, R8, S34, NW, NE
|
m/m
|
53
|
yes
|
[1832]
|
WV
|
farmer
|
I'm
tickled
to death to find their farm location. Maybe someday I can go
see it.
|
|
Martha
W.
Snyder
|
|
f/m
|
51
|
|
[1834]
|
IL
|
keeping house
|
Martha
is
the daughter of Richard W. and Nancy W. Gwin
|
|
Mary
E.
Snyder
|
|
f/s
|
19
|
|
[1866]
|
Wash. Co., IA
|
|
|
|
Della
Snyder
|
|
f/s
|
12
|
|
[1873] |
Wash. Co., IA |
|
|
|
William
Conners
|
|
m/s
|
15
|
|
[1870] |
NY
|
farmer
|
|
62/62
|
Mary
Bear
|
T77, R8, S 36, SE,
SE
|
f/wid
|
59
|
|
[1826]
|
IN
|
keeping house
|
Mary
is
also the daughter--child # 1--of Richard W. and Nancy W. Gwin. I'm
also glad to find this farm location.
|
|
Martha
Bear
|
|
|
22
|
|
[1863] |
Wash. Co., IA |
|
|
|
Wina
Bear
|
|
|
18
|
|
[1867] |
Wash. Co., IA |
|
|
|
Alvin
Reeves
|
|
|
21
|
|
[1864] |
Wash. Co., IA |
farmer
|
|
61/61
|
Samuel
H.
and Sarah Bear, 4 ch.
|
T77, R7, S31, SW, SW
|
|
37/35
|
|
|
Wash. Co., IA/PA
|
|
|
60/60
|
Cyrus
and
Mary B. Bush, 2 ch.
|
T77, R8, S36, NE, SE
|
|
66/64
|
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|
OH/OH
|
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From
the 1895 Iowa State Census of English River Twnp.,
Washington Co., Iowa
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Location
of
farm
|
Sex/
Marr.
Stat.
|
Age
|
Entitled
to vote
|
Est.
YOB
fr. age
|
POB
|
Occ.
|
John
M.
Gwin Comments
|
2/2
|
Cyrus
T.
Bush + 8 others
|
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6/6
|
Norvall
Snider
+ 4 others
|
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17/17
|
Mathilda
Snider
+ 4 others
|
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|
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28/28
|
Mariah
Snider
|
|
|
63
|
|
|
|
|
|
61/62
|
Anie
Snider
+ 8 others
|
|
f/wid
|
40
|
|
|
|
|
|
125/127
|
Sophia
S.
Snider
|
|
f/s
|
15
|
|
|
|
|
|
189/197
|
Richard
W.
Bear + 2 others
|
|
m/m
|
43
|
|
|
|
|
|
205/213
|
Leonard
C.
Bush
|
|
m/m
|
47
|
|
|
|
|
|
251/261
|
Edward
Turnipseed
+ 6 others
|
|
m/m
|
33
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Eva
Turnipseed
(ch.: 6,5,4,2,0)
|
|
f/m
|
24
|
|
|
|
|
|
138/138
|
Frank
C.
Creath & Adelle M. Creath
|
|
mf/mm
|
23/22
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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From
the 8 Jun 1900 Census of Washington Twnp.,
Washington Co., Iowa
Res/Fam
|
Name
|
Race
|
Sex |
Age
|
Relat.
to HoH
|
DOB
|
Marr.
stat.
|
Yrs.
md.
|
Ch.bn./
ch. lvg.
|
POB
S/F/M
|
Occ.
|
John
M.
Gwin Comments
|
327/305
|
Frank
Creath
|
w
|
m
|
28
|
head
|
Oct
1871
|
m
|
6
|
|
IA/OH/IA
|
gardener
|
Frank's
middle
initial is C according to the 1895 Iowa census.
|
|
Martha
A.
Creath
|
w
|
f
|
27
|
wife
|
Jul
1872
|
m
|
6
|
0
|
IA/WV/IL
|
|
Her
POB
are the same as those of Emma Snyder, below--are these sisters?
Martha A. is called Adelle M. in the 1895 Iowa Census.
|
|
Martha
Snyder
|
w
|
f
|
66
|
M-in-law
|
Mar
1834
|
wid
|
|
7/4
|
IL/TN/KY
|
|
This
is
the daughter--child #5--of Richard W. (b. TN) and Nancy W. (b. KY)
Gwin.
|
|
Jeremiah
Garrett
|
w
|
m
|
23
|
boarder
|
Jun
1876
|
s
|
|
|
IA/MD/PA
|
barber
|
|
328/306 |
Foster
Snyder
|
w
|
m
|
44
|
head
|
Apr
1856
|
m
|
24
|
|
IA/IA/IA
|
teamster
|
|
|
Emma
Snyder |
w
|
f
|
40
|
wife
|
Jul
1859
|
m
|
24
|
6/5
|
IA/WV/IL
|
|
Her
PsOB
are the same as those of Martha A. Creath, above--are these
sisters? If so, she is called Emma E. in 1860 but Anna in 1870.
|
|
Grace
E. Snyder |
w
|
f
|
18
|
daughter
|
Mar
1882
|
s
|
|
|
IA/MD/PA
|
|
|
|
William
Jr. Snyder |
w
|
m
|
14
|
son
|
Mar
1886
|
s
|
|
|
SD/IA/IA
|
at school
|
|
|
(Vella?
Nella?
S.) Snyder |
w
|
f
|
9
|
daughter |
Oct
1890
|
s
|
|
|
IA/IA/IA
|
at school |
|
|
Glenn
O. Snyder |
w
|
m
|
5
|
son
|
Jun
1894
|
s
|
|
|
IA/IA/IA |
|
|
|
Vera
Snyder |
w
|
f
|
3
|
daughter |
May
1897
|
s
|
|
|
IA/IA/IA |
|
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The following is taken from Genforum
Post #4483 posted by Samuel Snyder <huntncabin@aol.com>
I copied from the Snyder
Family Forum
12. William
Willfoam
Snider
b. 3/4/1831 in Monongalia Co., WV; d. 7/16/1896 in Washington Co., IA.
He married Martha Gwin 12/9/1852
in
Washington, Washington Co., IA, daughter of Rich
Gwin
and Nancy Watkins. She was born 3/27/1834 in Menard
Co.,
IL and died 6/11/1901 in English River Township, Washington Co., IA.
1880 Census of English
River Township, Washington Co., IA
William
Snider, b. abt 1832 West
Virginia Head
Martha
Snider, b. abt 1836 Illinois
Wife
Name:
Martha
Snider
Home in
1880: English River, Washington,
Iowa
Age: 44
Estimated
Birth Year: abt 1836
Birthplace:
Illinois
Relation
to head-of-household:
Wife
Spouse's
name: William
Father's
birthplace: TN
Mother's birthplace: TN
???????????
Is this
our Martha Gwin Snyder?
Neighbors:
View
others on page
Occupation:
Keeping
House
Marital
Status: Married
Race:
White
Gender:
Female
Eva
Snider, b. abt 1866 Iowa
Other
Martha
A. Snider, b. abt 1872
Iowa Other |
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When he first took possession, it had only a small frame
house on it
in which the family lived and worked happily together until 1882. The
old
house was then moved back to give place to a more modern and convenient
dwelling. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Snyder are now in the evening of life,
some
of their children growing up around them and some leaving home to seek
their fortunes in a new country, as did their parents before them. They
have witnessed many and great changes. Their farm, which at the time of
purchase was unimproved, is now under a high state of cultivation and
one
of the most valuable in the township. They have seen the building of
the
church upon the hillside and the school-house in the valley and have
taken
an active part in all religious, temperance, and public affairs. During
the past five years Mr. Snyder has turned his attention to the raising
of high-grade stock, having on hand a number of superior Clydesdale
horses
and a fine lot of Chester White hogs and Short-horn cattle.
Politically,
Mr. Snyder is a democrat and has held various township offices.
Mr. William
Snyder's alleged
background:
3._--Jeremiah Snyder, d. 1873 in
IA; m. Anna
Rich (d. 1860 in IA; bd. IA); both natives of the Old Dominion, and
the parents of twelve children, of which number nine are yet living
(i.e.,
as
of ca. 1887);
Jeremiah followed the occupation of a farmer in his
native State until
1842, when, hearing of the opportunities offered in the far West, and
believing
it would be for the advantage of his large family of children, he
concluded
to emigrate. He first proceeded with his family to Wheeling,
thence
by boat to Keokuk, Iowa, and from there overland to English
River
Township.
He entered 250 acres of land in sections 1 and 12,
and commenced to
open up a farm. As one of the pioneers of this county, he became well
known
by all old citizens, and was a man held in high favor.
Although not connected with any church, Mr. and
Mrs. Snyder were
strong believers in the divinity of Christ and took an interest in all
Church work.
The mother died in 1860 and the father in 1873. Both
rest in the old
Snyder Cemetery, near which stood the Snyder Chapel.
Many lessons of truth, charity and integrity were
presented in the lives
of these good old people.
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Children
of
Jeremiah
and Anna Snyder:
4.1--George Snyder, b. ; d. ;
4.2--John Snyder, b. ; d. ;
4.3--Abram Snyder, b. ; resident of Greene
Co., PA;
4.4--Rollo Snyder, b. ;
4.5--Cassandra Snyder, b. ; widow of George
Hogg, who
was killed in the army;
4.6--Jeremiah Snyder, Jr., b. ; farmer in
Lime Creek Township,
this co.;
4.7--Jacob Snyder, b. ; a retired farmer,
resident in Iowa City;
4.8--Colby Snyder, b. ; farmer in Johnson
Co., IA;
4.9--Samuel Snyder, b. ; in Adair Co.;
4.10--Elizabeth Snyder, b. ; m. George
Figgins, a farmer
of English River Township;
4.11--William
W.
Snyder,
b. 14 Mar 1831 in Monongalia Co., VA [now WV]
The following cannot be our WW
Snyder; yet the 1880
census of the Dakota Terr. yields only him:
1880 United States Federal
Census Record about William
S. Snyder
Name: William S. Snyder
Age: 50
Estimated birth year: abt 1830
Birthplace: New York
Occupation: Farmer
Relationship to head-of-household: Self
Home in 1880: Brookings, Dakota Terr.
Marital status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Spouse's name: Lidie Snyder
Father's birthplace: NY
Mother's birthplace: NY
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Some Good Communication
From:
"carole
pannhoff" mcspotter[at]mchsi[dot]com
Date: April 16, 2007 12:04:37 PM MDT
To: <jmcdgwin@zianet.com>
Subject: snider and thomas families
Richard Gwin has one of the Gwins married into the Gideon
Bear family and one into the Jeremiah Snider and therefore into the
Thomas family of Washington Co., Iowa.
Catharine Bush married William Watkins Gwin; that ties the
four families togther.
Carole
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