Snook - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Walter and Ethel Snook, NJ

snooky1066 — 2012-05-25 15:24:58Z

hi dpsutton,
My granparents where Walter and Ethel Snook, they lived in Nashanic, NJ and both died there. My father Robert Wesley Snook was there son, he was born at home (Whitehouse, NJ)Jan.25, 1920 I don't know anything about the sutton family but I do know that Ethel was born in 1898 and I believe she was 84 when she died so the dates add up. If you find 1930 census some of her childrens names are Ruth, Miriam, Robert, Francis, Donald there where like seven boys and two girls I was told, but don't have all there names. I think they were both buried in Nashanic cemetry.Hope this helped Here is my email snooky1066@aol.com

Re: Mother of Elizabeth Snook, Sussex, NJ

doncassidy07860 — 2012-05-14 18:23:28Z

Hi Lori,

You may want to try contacting Nancy Pascal of the SCHS. She is in the Snook line and has done massive research on Sussex County genealogy. I wasn't aware that her mother's first name was Elizabeth. Do you have the Death certificate of Elizabeth Snook McMickle posted on your tree?

Don

Walter and Ethel Snook, NJ

dpsutton — 2012-04-25 16:04:28Z

Seeking anyone with information on Walter and Ethel Snook. Walter died in 1974 and Ethel in 1981. They lived in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Walter's obit gave wife's name as Ethel Sutton Snook. I believe this is the only child of my grandfather, Isaiah Sutton and Margaret Hoffman. They lived in the Whitehouse area and after Margaret's death, Isaiah relocated to Bayonne, New Jersey. Ethel lived with his parents, Richard Sutton and Hannah Bird. Trying to find anyone who might be knowledgeable of this family and might have information regarding Ethel's relationship with other Sutton family.

Catherine E. Snook b. 1850 (Newton New Jersey)

abrazengirl — 2012-04-13 18:18:25Z

I'm trying to solve some the mystery surrounding my GG Greatmother. I think she was married 3 times. Had one daughter, Mary Frances, with her first husband, Thomas Gillam. She had one grandson, Edward McGary, who might have lived with her and her third husband, Gustav Franklin, in Easton, PA. In her obit, it mentioned her three brothers, which led me back to her parents Elias and Mary Snook, which she show up with them in th 1860 census. I recently received her marriage record, which said she didn't know who her parents were. Hoping to find someone who knows about the Snook family.

Re: Lee Owen Snook

gtonnesen — 2012-04-07 20:34:57Z

Hi Lee - my address is gtonnesen at gmail dot com

thanks,
Gail

Re: Lee Owen Snook

charliesnook73 — 2012-04-07 19:21:16Z

No, I don't think I have partiscipated in the Snook y-DNA
project; however a professor Maurice E Snook at the University of Georgia, asked me to do one with him several years ago. The results clearly show I am related to Henry Snook. Maurice has done a lot of research on the Snook family and has compiled a lot of his work in a book. I can send you a copy if you give me a regular e-mail address. I have not found any connection with the Snook y-dna project
yet.

Re: Lee Owen Snook

gtonnesen — 2012-03-31 19:48:51Z

Charlie - have you participated in the Snook y-DNA project? There is s description of some of the results in the discussion board here. It would be interesting to see how your Snook line fits in with the others.

Gail

Josephine (Snook)(Wilson) Payne

jamacauley — 2012-03-10 23:00:01Z

I’m attempting to locate the name of my great-great-great-grandmother’s biological father. We did not know she had been adopted until just a few years ago when we stumbled across her birth mother’s will in land records and then ordered a copy of her adoptive mother’s will. My grandmother was born in 1856 as Josephine L. Snook in Steuben Co., New York, her full brother Charles A. was born in 1858 in Steuben Co., New York. I have not located either one in the 1860 census, but by 1865 Josephine had been adopted by Willit & Susan (Richmond) Wilson of Independence, Allegany Co., New York and her brother Charles was adopted by Willit’s brother Ward Wilson, also of Independence, and also went by the Wilson surname. Willit passed away in 1868 and Susan in 1874. It was not until we stumbled across their birth mother’s will, that we knew Josephine & Charles were actually siblings instead of cousins. Their birth mother was Sarah A. Mattison. Sarah married Charles T. Atwell of the Andover, Allegany Co., New York area sometime between 1865 and 1868. She passed away in 1909. Their half-sisters were Effie Frances (Atwell) Bice (wife of John Bice) and Nellie (Atwell) (Vanliene) Payne (wife of Melvin Payne). Grandma Jospehine married Frank H. Payne, son of Major & Orrilla Payne. Just wondering if there are any descendents out there that know more details of the Snook family, who their father was, what happened to cause the family to be divided up, etc. It would be great to hear from you.

Thanks,

Jewel

Re: Lee Owen Snook

charliesnook73 — 2012-01-21 21:29:23Z

Hi Nicole! I is a pleasure to hear from you. I have been in contact with your mother a couple of years ago. She told me your dad had died. I sent her the Snook family tree. I would be happy to send to you and answer any questions you have about the Snook family. I traced the family back to 1620 in Germany. Our first American born anscestor was Henry Snook aka Heirich Schnuck. My e-mail address is charliesnook@att.net. I live in Indianapolis, Indiana. Lee Owen was by great uncle, brother to my grandfather, Quimby Burdette aka Charles Burdette and another brother Charles William.

Re: Lee Owen Snook

charliesnook73 — 2012-01-21 21:11:13Z

Hi! I would like to learn more about you. Are you from Iowa? Didn't your mother marry a man named Black? It has been awhile since I researched Lee Owen Snook's death there in Iowa and I remember your mother marrying someone and moving out of state. I learned from David's wife in Wisconson that he had died. He had been working in some kind of metal fabrication plant. She said they had four children. I gave her a lot of information about the Snook family. I can take you back to our first anscetor born in this country. George Williams dad was John, his dad was Adam,his dad was Simon and his dad was Henry, his dad was born in Germany.

Seeking info on George Snook and family

melmslie_1 — 2012-01-15 04:41:09Z

My great-great-grandmother was Priscilla W. Snook Thompson, born 1844 or 1845, who I seem to have a pretty good handle on; I don't know where she was born (other than "Canada") but she shows up in a lot of censuses and it all seems pretty much orderly.

It's her parents I can't seem to make sense of. Her father was George Snook, perhaps George Woods Snook, born in England in 1819. His wife was Amy or possibly Annie, maiden name Hull or Hall, born in England in 1827 (I think).

He seems to have been an innkeeper in Brantford, Ontario in 1851, and then was a miller in Evans, Erie, New York in 1860; Priscilla was with them at the time. But then Priscilla married James A. Thompson in Paris, Ontario (near Brantford) in 1865, so I'm not sure to account for all the traveling back and forth.

And then later on it looks like they went to live with one of their kids in Akron, I think.

(It's possible that I've mixed George Snook up with another George Snook, and blended their details together. I don't think I have, I tried to guard against that, but you never know.)

So I'm curious about a few things, and I hope someone here can clear it up.

- what does the W stand for in Priscilla's name? Woods?
- what was George's wife's name?
- where did they get married?
- where in England did they come from, and who were their parents?
- what was with all the moving around?

Before I started this, I hadn't thought "Snook" was that common a name, but I certainly find a lot of them when searching.

Thanks in advance!

Re: snook surname

hawiianlw53 — 2011-12-15 04:16:31Z

i am snooks from okla

Re: Snyder & Mifflin County Ancestry

budsnook1 — 2011-11-23 18:58:37Z

here's a link to Peter's Tombstone... http://budsnook.webs.com/mysnookgenealogy.htm

Re: Snyder & Mifflin County Ancestry

budsnook1 — 2011-11-23 18:58:22Z

no... I'm born in NJ... my family came from Snyder PA to NJ in the late 1950's. I descend from Peter Snook 1744-1818 (who lived in NJ until 1801 and then moved to Beaver Springs PA.

Re: Snook in Sandford Orcas, Dorset/Somerset

ukharassedmum — 2011-11-04 21:28:36Z

Hi MaryLou,

Nathaniel is my Great, Great Great Grandfather. Sarah Jane is my Great Great Great Aunt. Most of the early info I have is from Lynne.

I am in the UK.

Jane

Re: Snook in Sandford Orcas, Dorset/Somerset

MaryLou3358 — 2011-09-19 21:03:28Z

Hi Lynne.....I, too, am related to the SNOOKs, through my gg-grandmother, SARAH JANE ABBOTT nee SNOOK. She was a daughter of Nathaniel and married JOHN ABBOTT in 1851. They subsequently moved to the Isle of Wight. One of their daughters, MARY ANN, married my g-grandfather, THOMAS WHITTINGTON and one of their daughters, EMILY MARIA, was my grandmother.

How do you fit in? I see you are in Australia...do you descend from George's second family?? I am in the U.S.

Mary Lou

Re: Lee Owen Snook

nickizagar — 2011-09-12 01:20:26Z

My name is Nicole Snook Zagar. I am grandaughter of Lee Owen Snook Jr, daughter of David Snook. I live in Wisonsin and am very willing to find out anything and help with anything I can in our family history.

Re: sarah snook /george goss/central pa.

Guth78 — 2011-09-08 05:40:16Z

Capt. Phillip Snook, NJ was my 5GGF (through his daughter Rachael Snook m Levi Taylor in PA). I have Phillip d 12 Nov 1816 in Scioto Co., Ohio. Scioto Co. is the parent county of Pike Co. so, I think it could be modern-day Pike Co. I have been searching for his place of burial for a few years. I would be interested in learning if anyone would know this cemetery/location.

lovenguth@roadrunner.com

Re: Annie Snook

VictoriaJoule — 2011-07-23 20:15:57Z

Hi Kendra

Do you have an email address ? I can export a copy of my tree and email it to you. My maiden name was Jowsey (Charles and Hilda being my grandparents) so I have quite a lot on that part of the family as it is where I started my research 5 years ago !
Actually I am interested in the Littlefair/Snook side of the family. Mary (who you do not list below) and Isabella were not I don't believe Josephs daughters. Not sure if you can help on that ?
Can I ask where you fit in to my family :-) ??

Victoria

Re: Annie Snook

kendradavidson — 2011-07-23 15:23:19Z

Hi Victoria, Annie's parents were Joseph Snook and Elizabeth Littlefair. Annie's brothers and sisters were Henry, Isabella Jane, Ellen, Elizabeth, Joseph, William and Dorcas, which must be your dorcas as they are all born in the same area. I'm not sure if I have the correct information on the following maybe you could fill in the gaps- Dorcas married Charles Jowsey and had 6 children- Alexander, Joseph Frederick, Dorcas, Millicent, Leonard and Charles. Charles married Hilda Middlesmiss. Joseph married Sarah H Potts/O'Dowd, Millicent married Charles A. Chapman, Dorcas married Harry P. Cook, Leonard married Barbara Taylor.

Sorry there's a lot of information there and hope it's right as at the moment I haven't got much to back up what I have on the Jowsey side as I have been concentrating more on the Snook side of the family.

Kendra Davidson

Re: Lee Owen Snook

james_black1 — 2011-07-22 00:32:50Z

I am half brother to David Lee Snook, son of Lee Owen Snook Jr, son of Lee Owen Snook Sr, son of Charles and Mary.

Annis Barnes, George Snook, DeForest Snook, Hazel Snook

PDonnewald — 2011-07-09 20:33:19Z

Looking for information on any of the following:
Annis (Barnes) b. abt 1863 in New York
married George Snook (also b. abt 1863)
1900 Census shows them living in Castile, Wyoming County NY with two children: DeForest (age 10, so b. abt 1890) and Hazel (age 4, so b. abt 1896).
1930 census shows Annie and George living in Mount Morris, Livingston County, NY
Only other possible info I can find about either DeForest or Hazel was that DeForest possibly moved to Detroit, MI accd to 1920 census (not for sure on this, just trying to piece togeter).
Thank you to anyone who can give me any information on these people.

Re: Snook genealogy no I do not have a web page

budsnook1 — 2011-07-06 05:58:11Z

I meant 1774 not 1784 for the death of Johannes from Vielbach. Although many on the internet don't believe that the hunterdon (amwell) snooks are related to the Sussex snook's... my family maintains that 'some' of our Sussex 'snook' girls at the time married some of the Amwell snooks. It is interesting to note that after Keturah Lash died, her widower Peter b. 1744 moved to and married a gal in Amwell NJ. Now there were TWO Peter Snook's each married to a Maria Goss living in Amwell. Our Peter moved to PA and their Peter stayed in Jersey.

I'll post a pic of our peter's tombstone soon. it's broken and we're talking about replacing it...We KNOW we come from him. We don't know him as Koonrad either.
Bud Snook

Re: Snook genealogy no I do not have a web page

budsnook1 — 2011-07-06 05:57:27Z

Peter b. 1744 is NOT the same Peter b. 1758. Both married women named Maria Goss however. My 8th or 9th (cant remember without looking at family notes) was Peter b. 1744 in Dutchess NY baptised as Johann Pitter Schnuch. His fater was Johannes Schnuch b.1709. (Johannes and Julianna Catharina may be buried in Newton NJ... Johannes may have been known as 'john' by then and may have died in 1784) Peter moved to PA from Sussex NJ around 1802. His son John, b. 1770 is who we descend from (He ran a brick Mfg in Beaver Springs PA and had over 20 children). They are all buried in the Adamsburg Cemetery in Snyder PA.

Johannes and Julianna CAtherina migrated to America about 1735/36. Family's close to 'ours' at that time where you could gleam more info are the 'cleckner' or klickner' family, the goss family, the bellowsfelt or bellis family. They were 'involved' together in Germany as well as america. Also the GOSS family is heavily intermarried within our branch of snooks.
Hope this helps
Bud Snook

Joseph Snook (~1860), Enford, Wiltshire

spudpeel — 2011-06-29 15:08:32Z

I am trying to track down Joseph Snook (~1860), son of Robert Nelson Snook and Elizabeth Sheppard. I believe that Joseph and his brother Henry were orphaned around 1867 and that the two brothers were sent to different orphanages (Spurgeons and Muller's). I am a descendent of Henry Snook but no one has ever spoken about Joseph. Even if I am wrong about his relationship with Henry (which I doubt) this may be important to someone, and the fact is that Joseph disappears from the records after 1871 cencus. If anyone would happen to know what became of him I would love to hear about it.

Thanks!

Re: Annie Snook

VictoriaJoule — 2011-05-30 08:06:43Z

Hi
I don't know if this is the same family, but my great grandmother was called Dorcas Snook (b. 1893 Little Bavington) and her father was also a Joseph Snook. Dorcas has a sister called Anne (b. 1882 in Haumsaugh). The only problem is that I don't have her with a brother called Tommy - though have William, Henry and Joseph. Joseph Snook (2x grt grandfather) was born in Bromham Wiltshire and moved up to the NE in and around Durham. He was a Carter, Coachman and worked with horses. Do you have any more information about Annie ? e.g. what her mothers name was ?

Victoria

Amos Snook

mjstockwell1 — 2011-05-14 03:49:31Z

Some misinformation is floating around confusing Amos Elias Snook (1861-1952)and Amos P. Snook (b. 1859).

AMOS ELIAS SNOOK:
1. Koonrad Peter Snook (1744-1818) and Keturah Laish (1750-1776
2. John S. Snook (1770-1864) and Mary Catherine Rearick (Wills) (1788-1863) - 2nd wife
3. Isaac Snook (1822-1898) and Sophia Swanger (1828-1896)
4. Amos Elias Snook (1861-1952) and Sarah A. "Sadie" Zeigler
(children Margaret Scott. Anna Gertrude. Arthur Edward)
5. Margaret Scott Snook (1887-1972) - my grandmother

AMOS P. SNOOK:
1. Koonrad Peter Snook (1744-1818) and Keturah Laish (1750-1776
2. John S. Snook (1770-1864) and Mary Mains (1778-1814) - 1st wife
3. Peter Snook (1802-1851) and Elizabeth Diehl
4. Joseph Snook (1825-1894) and Rebecca Price (1826- )
5. Amos P. Snook (1859- ) and Sarah A. ?
(children Stewart A, Sarah N, Laura Rebecca)

Please contact me for proofs/more information.

Melva M. (Girton) Sloan
mjstockwell@netzero.net

Mother of Elizabeth Snook, Sussex, NJ

lorolcese — 2011-05-10 14:20:15Z

i am trying to find out the parents of Elizabeth Snook of Sussex, NJ, my G-G-G Grandmother. She was born August 7, 1804 to John Snook and Elizabeth ??. She died May 8, 1880 and buried in Balesville, Sussex, NJ. She married Moses Mcmickle on November 29, 1828 in Sussex, NJ. I don't know her mom's maiden name because her death certificate just has her mom's first name "Elizabeth" and no last name. And there are so many Snooks in Sussex, NJ.

Lewis D. Snook, 70,Born,in Loganton,son of ,Woodrow Wilson and Maude M. Washburn Snook.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-04-23 04:03:22Z

Lewis D. "Lewie" Snook, 70, husband of Iolene Lamey Snook of 111 Snook Lane, Loganton, passed away on Wednes-day, April 20, 2011, at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville.
Born on Jan. 27, 1941 in Loganton, he was a son of the late Woodrow Wilson and Maude M. Washburn Snook.
He was employed by Webb Super Gro as a truck driver. He was formerly employed by HRI and Dunkle and Grieb as a truck driver and mechanic. In his earlier years he was a dairy farmer and drove a milk truck for himself and Hawksworth Trucking.
Lewie and Iolene were wed on March 1, 1958 and shared over 53 years of marriage.
He was a member of Sugar Valley Church of the Brethren. He was a founder and rector of the clinton County Fair and helped provide much of the electrical service. He had also been active as a 4-H leader
in his younger years.
Surviving are his wife and four sons, David L. (Pam) Snook of Loganton, Rodney P. (Dawn) Snook of Lykens, Gale L. (Tina) Snook of Lock Haven and Lewis D. Snook Jr. of Mill Hall; three daughters, Bonnie L. Beck of Loganton, Ellen K. (Sam) Meyer of Temple, Texas, and Connie L. Martin of Loganton; 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren; five brothers, Kenneth (Norma) Snook of Jersey Shore, John (Patricia) Snook of Florida, Ed (Jeri) Snook of Antes Fort, William (Dorothy) Snook of Florida and Joseph Snook of Bronx, N.Y., and two sisters, Lois (Richard) McGarvey of Brooksville, Fla., and Lucy Clymer of Lock Haven.
Along with his parents, he was predeceased by a grandson, Jeremy Smeltz; a brother, Thomas Snook, and two sisters, Virginia and Elaine Snook.
The funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 23, 2011 in Sugar Valley Church of the Brethren, Eastville, with William Mauck officiating.
A visitation will be held in the church from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday.
Private interment will be held at the convenience of the family in the adjoining church cemetery.
The family will provide flowers. If desired, memorials may be made to the Sugar Valley Church of the Brethren, 2305 E. Winter Road, Eastville, Pa. 17747.
The funeral arrangements are entrusted to the Wayne P. Urbine Funeral Home Inc., 95 E. Main St., Loganton.

Sugar Valley Church of the Brethren,"

Harvey Snook

lastonestanding — 2011-03-29 02:03:25Z

LaSalle county,Illinois directory of 1877 page 397 for South Ottawa township.
Harvey Snook farmer in Section 25 born in Fishkill, Dutchess county, New York March 3 1836, came to Illinois 1856, to LaSalle county 1860, Republican, Protestant, owns 40 acres land, valued $2,000, served 7 months in 11th I.V.C. 1865; wife was Miss Adaline S. Lovejoy, born in Vermont Nov 26th 1839, married March 3 1858, children Chestina T., Anna J., Cyrus J., Chas H., Albert E., Melissa, Amanda and Abraham, 2 deceased.
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1860 census Harvey and Adeline are in Grand Rapids,LaSalle county,Illinois. Note that if you look for this tiny town it is on google earth and is a spot on the map southeast of Ottawa and east of Grand Ridge Illinois
The June 1880 census for South Ottawa,Illinois
Harvey Snook, farmer born in New York as were his parents
wife is Adaline born New Hampshire
all children born in Illinois
Chestina 22,Anna 19 both dress makers
Cyrus 17,Charley 13,Albert 11,Mellissa 9,Amanda7,Absam 5,Allen 3.

Re: Snook

janetjh1 — 2011-03-17 12:47:54Z

Hello Virginia,
I am also from Peter Koonrad Snook then Peter and Mary Aber plus Casper and Esther Gillian.
I would like to make a connection.

Cousin Janet.

janetjh@comcast.net

Re: Snook

2011-03-17 12:47:13Z

Your posting states:

"Also living near him was a Nicholas Yost and one of Matthias's daughters, Margaret, went on to marry Peter Youst, son of John Youst and Catharine Eunice Schnuch"

Any idea how/where Catherine Eunice Youst nee Schnuch, fits in with the other Snooks ??

John & Catherine are my ancestors through their son Aaron >John > James Wesley > Lindsay > Oscar >me. Parents of John & Catherine are still a mystery to me. Any help greatly appreciated

Re: Snook

redsuzy — 2011-03-17 12:44:36Z

this is very definitely my line and I am thrilled.
I would appreciate any photos and/or stories.
I have basic family tree info, but would be tickled to see what all these people look like.
thanks again, susan

Re: Snook Ancestory

2011-03-17 12:42:54Z

Looking for parents of Jesy/Jesse Snook 1809-1882. B.Pa-
D.Mich. Md. Ester (Keeler)(Royer). Children were-Benjamin,
Susan and Matilda all Royers.Then Joseph, Harriet,Rufus and Mary.

Re: Snook

reginanna — 2011-03-17 12:41:22Z

Hi Lorri,

You are in the right family, but I suppose you know that. I do not have the information that you are looking for. My line is through Aaron's brother, John, who married Barbara Hoppis. Most of the information that I have on the Snook family is from a cousin, John Snook, who lives in Louisville, KY. I have an Email address for him but I have never been able to contact him that way. Fortunately, I live just across the river from him in IN so if I need to reach him, I can just call. I can look up his address if you would care to write to him. He has done a lot of research on the Snook family and may very well be able to provide you with the information that you are looking for . Let me know how I can help you? Email? Address? Phone?

Regina

Re: Snook Family in Illinios

charissea1 — 2011-03-17 12:39:44Z

My gggrandfather was William Smalling Snook married to Emily Snook. Both died in 1864 and are buried in Dekalb, IL. Their daughter was Harriet Emily Snook b. 1858. Does anyone have any information? please send e-mail.

Re: Snook

2011-03-17 12:38:32Z

Are you related to Isiah Snook who was married to Phoebe? he was born 1800 in Wiltshire, England? I was thinking since you have a younger Isiah in your family line that maybe it came from a grandfather.

Re: Snook

pmhauer — 2011-03-17 05:36:22Z

This is all from oral tradition, but it pans out. We've been able to trace our Divers back to Christopher Divers and Sarah Hammond. Turns out that there was a Henry Divers that was a neighbor to a Conrad Hammond according to the Sussex History book, so I'm guessing these are that couple's parents.

The oral history is that our Divers (who were originally french and anglicanized the name) married a Snook who was believed to be a Mennonite from Pennsylvania. This has to be one of your Snooks. I see that one of yours already married a Divers. Any help here on my side?

email@pmhauer.com

family tree is Hauer/Krajnak Family Tree.

The Divers are Altine, Matthias, and Christopher

Re: Snook Family

Kezia94 — 2011-03-11 23:42:54Z

I'm looking for a Margaret SNOOK b. ca 1799. SNOOK may have been her married name as she had two children when she married my gggrandfather, Daniel THROCKMORTON, about 1829. Margaret (Peggy) was said to be 'Holland Dutch'. Daniel and Margaret lived in Jackson Co. and Scioto Co, OH. Is there any chance that she sounds familiar to you? She has been my biggest brick wall for many, many years and I would be grateful for any clues you could give me about her.

Thank you.
Patricia

William Wilberforce Snook

pwrand — 2011-03-07 01:40:45Z

Looking for information about family of William Wilberforce Snook, born Bristol, England about 1872. Married Sarah Ann (Ruby) Wallis in Toronto, Canada in 1916. Thanks for your help.

Isaiah Snook

Willerton — 2011-02-27 04:01:33Z

I am looking for information on an Isaiah Snook who owned land in Wisconsin and may have been from Ohio

Re: Annie Snook

kendradavidson — 2011-02-10 23:14:52Z

Hi, I think they came from durham, england

Re: Annie Snook

pascalfl — 2011-02-06 21:26:47Z

What is the location of her birth? Was this in the US or another country?

Re: Elizabeth Snook

M45Gamer — 2011-01-23 22:33:48Z

Hi, I have Eliabeth dates as b. 11 Jan 1842, d. 02 Aug 1917, she married George Wohlfort. I found some info on another Site. I also think my Elizabeth came from PA. Thanks for trying, happy hunting for your ancestors.

Re: Elizabeth Snook

janetjh1 — 2011-01-23 16:44:09Z

I have an Elizabeth Snook born 20 Sep 1842 born in Richland Ohio to Jacob Snook and Sarah A Price. Jacob would be an Uncle to me and mine. I haven't researched cousin Elizabeth much yet. And our Elizabeth has a death date of 18 Aug 1925 in Jefferson County Iowa.

Elizabeth Snook

M45Gamer — 2011-01-22 20:31:47Z

Hi, I'm looking for Elizabeth's parent's names and Brithdays, or Death dates. Elizabeth's dates are b. 11 Jan 1842, d. 02 Aug 1917 she was married to George Wohlfort, they had a Daughter Barbara Jenny Wohlfort. Also Elizabeth might have had a Brother named Jake, not sure on that point.

Re: Sussex County Snooks

karyng01 — 2011-01-15 22:17:47Z

Should have included:

Coleman Edward Snook's parent:
Robert H Snook and Hannah Williams
(they are also buried in Branchville Cemetery)

Re: Sussex County Snooks

karyng01 — 2011-01-15 22:16:47Z

Coleman Edward Snook
born Oct 1856
married Esther E Drake
died 1916
buried Branchville Cemetery, Frankford Twp., NJ
(Esther is buried there, too. I have a photo of their gravestone, if you'd like it)

Re: SNOOK FAMILY NAME

LindaLandavazo1 — 2011-01-11 16:43:38Z

I am granddaughter to Luelah Snook Longman, goes back to some of those listed. Want to compare connection?

Beatrice Snook Jacobs 1916-2010 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-01-10 20:23:38Z

JACOBS, Beatrice S. "Bea" 94, of Springfield, Ohio passed away Sunday morning January 9, 2011 at Oakwood Village Care Center.

She was born in Clarksville, OHIO (Clinton County) on December 24, 1916 the daughter of Frank E. and Minnie Mae (Settles) Snook.

She retired from Pelican Furniture after thirty-years of service. She was a member of Grace Lutheran Church and during WW II she served as a Civil Defense Air Warden.

Bea formed the Northwood Hills Country Club Golf Association in 1957, past chairman of Snyder and Reid Park Ladies Golf Association; 1st Honoree of the Springfield, Ohio Ladies Golf Association Hall of Fame, member of Springfield Ladies Bowling Association and was a league member at Lagonda, Shamrock, Victory, Masonic Temple and Northridge Bowling Centers.

Life member of Springfield South High School Boosters, Past M.C.O Khana Shahar Caldron, member Supreme Caldron D.O.M., member of Home City Ohio Eastern Star.

Survivors include two children, Patricia J. (James) Stelzer, Springfield, Ohio, George K. "Butch" Jacobs II, Bonita Springs, FL and Deborah Jacobs, Huntington, IN; five grandchildren, Michael (MaryBeth) Stelzer, Samantha (Ronald) Moehn, Todd (Barbara) Stelzer, Jodi Jacobs (Mike) Hirtzinger all of Springfield, Melissa Jacobs (Joseph) Smith, Wilmington, NC; eleven great grandchildren, Veronica, Thomas and Daniel Moehn, Stephen, Brittany, Jason and Rachel Stelzer, Courtney Crawford and Joshua Hirtzinger all of Springfield, Ohio.

Bethany Shawver and Joely Smith, Wilmington, NC.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband George in 2000, grandson David Stelzer and great grandson Andrew Hirtzinger.

Friends may call from 4-7 p.m. Tuesday in the Conroy Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the funeral home with Pastor Dan Powell officiating.
Burial will be in Ferncliff Cemetery.
Memorial donations may be made to Crossroads Hospice Services of Dayton or Grace Lutheran Church.

Published in the Springfield News-Sun on 1/10/2011