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Marriage: Children:
  1. Daughter Snodgrass: Birth: ABT 1828 in ,Greene,OH.

  2. John A Snodgrass: Birth: 1829 in ,Greene,OH. Death: 8 JUN 1891

  3. Hulda Snodgrass: Birth: ABT 1833 in ,Greene,OH.

  4. Lucinda Snodgrass: Birth: 10 APR 1836 in ,Greene,OH. Death: 16 OCT 1911 in ,Greene,OH

  5. Phoebe Snodgrass: Birth: ABT 1838 in ,Greene,OH. Death: 28 DEC 1928

  6. Samuel M Snodgrass: Birth: ABT 1844 in ,Greene,OH.


Sources
1. Title:   marriage record

Notes
a. Note:   Anne Bentson <cabens@iapdatacom.net> [2003] http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cabens&id=I622
  Children
 John A. SNODGRASS Birth: 21 JUN 1829 in Greene Co Ohio Death: 8 JUN 1891 in Jefferson, Iowa Married: 30 DEC 1852 in Fayette Co., Ohio Sarah Catherine Anderson Children of John A. SNODGRASS and Sarah Catherine ANDERSON are: + 2 i. Charles E. SNODGRASS was born OCT 1853 in Greene Co Ohio. He married Susan WINKLEMAN 1881.
 + 3 ii. James Wm. SNODGRASS was born 23 AUG 1855 in Greene Co Ohio, and died 1930 in Greene Co., Iowa. He married Olive Mae RITTENHOUSE.
 + 4 iii. Frank (Fred) SNODGRASS was born 12 FEB 1859 in Iowa, and died 16 JUN 1929. He married Josephine MYERS.
 5 iv. Joseph Edward SNODGRASS was born SEP 1861/62, and died 1944. He married Mary Ethel MATE.
  Huldah SNODGRASS b: ABT 1833 in Greene Co Ohio Lucinda SNODGRASS b: ABT 1836 in Greene Co Ohio m. George Carnes Phoebe SNODGRASS Birth: ABT 1837 in Greene Co Ohio Death: 28 DEC 1928 Children of __ & Phoebe Snodgrass: John Greene SNODGRASS b: ABT 1853 in Greene Co., Ohio James Michael SNODGRASS b: 5 OCT 1854 in Greene Co Ohio Married: 6 OCT 1875 in Greene Co Ohio, John A. Harness Samuel M. SNODGRASS b: ABT 1843 in Greene Co Ohio =============
  James Snodgrass, b. ca 1796, Rockbridge Co VA; d. 20 Apr 1882,
 Greene Co OH
 m. 1 Sep 1825, Jamestown, Greene Co OH, Abigail Mendenhall, b. ca 1805 OH; d. __ (bef. 10 May 1872); d/o Martin Mendenhall & Abigail Mills. SOURCES
 1825 marriage record: 1 Sep 1825 James Snodgrass married
 Abigail Mendenhall, by William Sutton, Justice of the Peace (license issued 31 Aug). [another source has Abigail Mendinghall: FHL, Salt Lake City, UT, Film #s 0534105-0534106] 1830 Greene Co OH, Silver Creek Twp., page 384:
 [line 15] Martin Mendenhall - 1m 60-70; 1f 20-30, 1f 60-70. [line 18] James Snodgrass = 1 m 0-5, 1 m 20-30, 1 m 30-40; 1 f 0-5, 1 f 20-30. 1840 Greene Co OH, Silver Creek Twp., page 286:
 James Snodgrass = 1 m 5-10, 1 m 40-50, 2 f 0-5, 1 f 5-10, 1 f 10-15, 1 f 30-40. 1850 Greene Co OH James 53 VA, Abagail 45 OH, Hulda 17 VA,
 Lucinda 14 OH, Phoebe 13 OH, Sam'l 7 OH, Abigail Mendenall 83 TN. 1860 Greene Co OH James 64 PA, Abigail 56 OH, Phebe 20, Samuel M 16,
 John Green Snodgrass 6, Michael James Snodgrass 5. 1870 Greene Co OH James 74 VA, Abigail 66 OH, Phebe 32, John Green 17,
 James Michael 15. 1880 Greene Co OH James 84 VA PA VA living w/dau Lucinda 44 & her
 husband George Carnes 45 [as Karns] Mrs. Ann S. Dodds <dodds@ctcn.net>, 840 Roger Drive, Ward Manor,
 Urbana, OH 43078, desc. of Lucinda Snodgrass & George Carnes. ==================
  1870 Greene Co OH
 Silver Creek twp., Jamestown P. O., enum. 12 Jun.,
 p. 205, p. 35, line 30, #261/263:
 James Snodgrass wm 74 VA farmer $1400/200
 Abigail Snodgrass wf 66 OH keeping house
 Phebe Snodgrass wf 32 OH helps mother
 [m. 1875 John A. Harness] Green John Snodgrass wm 17 OH farm laborer
 [John G. m. 1871 Isabel Cavender] James Michael Snodgrass wm 15 OH at school
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  Pension file abstract - War of 1812
 Declaration of soldier for Pension:
 Greene Co., OH, 10 May 1872
 James Snodgrass, aged 75,years, a resident of Silver Creek Twp.,
 Greene Co., OH; wife's name Abigail Mendenhall; married at Jamestown,
 OH, 1 Sep 1820 [1825? verify], and that she is now deceased;
 that he served the full period of 60 days in the Military service of
 the U.S. in the war of 1812; enlisted in Capt. Whinter's Co., 5th regt,
 at Springfield, Oh, in 1814, and was honorably discharged at Urbana, OH.
 That he served several other times during the war of 1812, but his
 longest term was in the Ohio Militia; that he received a land warrant
 under act of Sep 1850 & refers to the evidence thereunter filed to
 establish his claim.
 - - - - - - - - - -
  Fort Howard, Green Bay
 By Command of Colonel Joseph L. Smith
 To all whom it may concern: Know ye that James Snodgrass a Sergeant
 of Captain William Whistler's Company Third Regiment of Infantry who
 was enlisted 11 Jan 1815 to serve five years is hereby honourably
 discharged from the Army of the United States by reason of his Term
 of Service having expired. Said James Snodgrass was born in the State
 of Virginia in the county of Rockbridge, is about 25 years of age,
 five feet six inches high, dark complection, grey eyes, dark hair
 and by occupation when enlisted a Blacksmith.
 Given at Head Quarters, Fort Howard, Green Bay, Michigan Territory
 this 11 Jan 1820.
 Jas. L. Smith, Col. 3 Infy. - - - - - - - - - -
  Pension dropped after 4 Mar 1882 because soldier was deceased.
 =============================
  1880 Greene Co OH
 Silver Creek, p. 354D
 Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
 George KARNS Self M M W 45 OH
 Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: OH
 Lucinda KARNS Wife F M W 44 OH
 Occ: Keeping House Fa: VA Mo: OH
 Adam KARNS Son M S W 14 OH
 Occ: Works On Farm Fa: OH Mo: OH
 Thomas KARNS Son M S W 10 OH
 Fa: OH Mo: OH
 Eva KARNS Dau F S W 6 OH
 Fa: OH Mo: OH
 James SNODGRASS FatherL M W W 84 VA
 Fa: PA Mo: VA
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  May 1882 - James Snodgrass died age 87, and is buried at Jamestown, Ohio.
 [source: Robinson's History of Greene County, Ohio (1902), p. 217:
 "James Snodgrass, A Soldier of 1812.
 Silvercreek lost an estimable old citizen in the death of James Snodgrass. He was aged eighty-seven years, seventy-nine of which were spent in Greene county. He served as a
 soldier in the war of 1812. He knew Springfield, Ohio, when three log houses comprised
 what is now one of the most flourishing cities in Ohio. He served five years in the army in
 the war of 1812, was mustered out of the service at Green Bay, Wisconsin, from which
 place he walked to his home in this place in 1819. He served under Captain Taylor, as he
 was wont to call him, who was the great soldier president, Zachary Taylor. He was in
 what is now known as the great city of Chicago when there was but one log tavern there
 and the garrison of the United States army, and was offered an acre of land anywhere he
 wished to select it for doing the work of erecting a house and for every house he would
 build. But he was anxious to get home, where he had not been for years. He died in May,
 1882, and is buried at Jamestown, Ohio.]


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