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In June 1861, he moved with his family to Mercer County, OH. In April 1865, he moved to Iowa. At this writing (1890), he was living near Oakland, Pottawattami Co., IA. Since he was in this state, he taught vocal music 11 winters.
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In 1867, Sam & Mary went to Arcola, Douglas Co., IL.

In his second marriage, he returned to Madison Twp., Perry Co., OH.
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In the fall of 1868, they moved to Arcola, Douglas Co., IL.
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This little babe making 2 in the 7th generation in this branch of the family of Peter Snyder.
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Isaiah was a minister of the Evangelical Assoc. They lived in IA.
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Eliza married the husband of her deceased sister, Mary.
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Noah served his country 3 years in the late civil war. He lived for some years in Cole Co., IL, then removed to Junction City, Davis Co., KS.
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Amos was a Lutheran minister who completed a collegiate & theological course at Captiol University, Columbus, OH in 1868. He served a congregation in Youngstown, Westmoreland Co., PA for 2 years; moved to Farmersville, Montgomery co., OH, December 1871 & served that charge until the fall of 1889.
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7 months difference in age between Laura & Charles.
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7 months difference in age between Charles & Laura.
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Served his country as a Private until the end of the Civil War, June 1865. After farming some years, he engaged in the hardware business in Somerset, OH, where they lived.
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Jacob came to Somerset, Perry Co., OH with his parents in May 1808.
Sometime after the marriage of Jacob & Barbra, they moved to West Liberty, Logan Co., OH. Jacob was a shoemaker by trade.
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III Generation:
In May 1808, she moved with her parents to Somerset, Perry Co., OH. There she married James.
After her husband's death, she made her home with their son, Edward, in Nodaway Co., MO for nearly 4 years, when she sweetly fell asleep. Her remains were brought to Miamisburg, OH & buried beside her husband.
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III Generation
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III Generation:

In May 1856, Jeremiah & Elizabeth moved to Fairfield, Jefferson Co., IA, but returned again in October 1857 to Fultonham, Muskingum Co., OH where his wife still lives (1890).
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III Generation