aka: Charles Courtland
Son of Cortland A. Snook and Hannah Parkhurst
Spouse of Edith Van Rensselaer Sweet.
Charles Cortland Snook and Edith Van Rensselaer Sweet Snook lived on High Bridge St. by 1942. Mr. Snook was born on 1-22-1878, and was a native of Wampsville, NY. He came to Fayetteville about 1890, and later was in the insurance business and operated Snook's Pond--a swimming facility on Highbridge Rd. Mrs. Snook was born in Chicago on 2-22-1884, and the couple wed on 5-9-1903. She died on 12-13-1952, and Mr. Snook died on 4-28-1971, at age 93.
Their ch inc:
-Edith May Snook, who was born on 5-9-1904, married Paul A. M. Corbett on 1-20-1930 and later wed Nicholas P. Makanna, and lived in Huntington, LI, NY,
-Genevieve Snook, who was born on 4-17-1906, wed Nelson Edward Robinson on 4-17-1930, and lived in Johnson City, NY, at her death on 11-20-1978,
-Cortland Snook, who was born about 1908, (see his listing below),
-Josephine Virginia Snook Crump, who was born on 3-24-1910, and lived in Old Saybrook, CT, at her death on 7-31-1995,
-George E. Snook, who was born about 1912, and died at age four on 9-1-1916,
-Clark E. Snook, who was born on 8-16-1916, graduated from the College of Forestry at Syracuse Universityin 1940, lived in East Orange, NJ, and later in Atlanta, and died on 12-10-2001,
-Lt. Coburn Badgley Snook, who was born on 2-21-1919, married Aubrey Snook, served in the AAC during WWII, and died in an airplane crash on 3-22-1943, while undergoing training in TX,
-Carlton V. Snook, who was born about 1922, served in Dutch New Guinea in WWII, wed Lulu Kathryn Svendsen, graduated from Syracuse University in 1951, co-owned and operated the family pond and restaurant, and lived on Highbridge Rd. [notes of Edward Hutchinson]
(Thanks to GerbLady for providing bio for this memorial.)
ervices for Charles C. Snook
93, of 4977 Highbridge St.,
Fayetteville, who died April 28
at his home were held May 1 at
the Eaton-Tubbs Funeral Home,
the Rev. David Muyskens
offciating. Burial was In
Fayetteville Cemetery.
A resident of Fayetteville
more than 80 years, Mr. Snook
was a native of Wampsville. He
was owner of Snooks Pond In
Fayetteville. He attended the
Fayetteville United Church and
was a 50-year member of
Fayetteville Lodge 578, F and
AM.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Edna Makanna of
Huntington, LI.; Mrs. Genevieve
Robinson of Binghamton, and
Mrs. Josephine Crump of Old
Saybrook, Conn.; three sons,
Cortland and Carlton Snook of
Fayetteville and Clark Snook of
Atlanta, Ga.; 11 grandchildren,
23 great-grandchildren, and one
great-great-grandchild.
Eagle-Bulletin, May 6, 1971
(Obit courtesy of af #47059011, with thanks.)
Son of Cortland A. Snook and Hannah Parkhurst
Spouse of Edith Van Rensselaer Sweet.
Charles Cortland Snook and Edith Van Rensselaer Sweet Snook lived on High Bridge St. by 1942. Mr. Snook was born on 1-22-1878, and was a native of Wampsville, NY. He came to Fayetteville about 1890, and later was in the insurance business and operated Snook's Pond--a swimming facility on Highbridge Rd. Mrs. Snook was born in Chicago on 2-22-1884, and the couple wed on 5-9-1903. She died on 12-13-1952, and Mr. Snook died on 4-28-1971, at age 93.
Their ch inc:
-Edith May Snook, who was born on 5-9-1904, married Paul A. M. Corbett on 1-20-1930 and later wed Nicholas P. Makanna, and lived in Huntington, LI, NY,
-Genevieve Snook, who was born on 4-17-1906, wed Nelson Edward Robinson on 4-17-1930, and lived in Johnson City, NY, at her death on 11-20-1978,
-Cortland Snook, who was born about 1908, (see his listing below),
-Josephine Virginia Snook Crump, who was born on 3-24-1910, and lived in Old Saybrook, CT, at her death on 7-31-1995,
-George E. Snook, who was born about 1912, and died at age four on 9-1-1916,
-Clark E. Snook, who was born on 8-16-1916, graduated from the College of Forestry at Syracuse Universityin 1940, lived in East Orange, NJ, and later in Atlanta, and died on 12-10-2001,
-Lt. Coburn Badgley Snook, who was born on 2-21-1919, married Aubrey Snook, served in the AAC during WWII, and died in an airplane crash on 3-22-1943, while undergoing training in TX,
-Carlton V. Snook, who was born about 1922, served in Dutch New Guinea in WWII, wed Lulu Kathryn Svendsen, graduated from Syracuse University in 1951, co-owned and operated the family pond and restaurant, and lived on Highbridge Rd. [notes of Edward Hutchinson]
(Thanks to GerbLady for providing bio for this memorial.)
ervices for Charles C. Snook
93, of 4977 Highbridge St.,
Fayetteville, who died April 28
at his home were held May 1 at
the Eaton-Tubbs Funeral Home,
the Rev. David Muyskens
offciating. Burial was In
Fayetteville Cemetery.
A resident of Fayetteville
more than 80 years, Mr. Snook
was a native of Wampsville. He
was owner of Snooks Pond In
Fayetteville. He attended the
Fayetteville United Church and
was a 50-year member of
Fayetteville Lodge 578, F and
AM.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Edna Makanna of
Huntington, LI.; Mrs. Genevieve
Robinson of Binghamton, and
Mrs. Josephine Crump of Old
Saybrook, Conn.; three sons,
Cortland and Carlton Snook of
Fayetteville and Clark Snook of
Atlanta, Ga.; 11 grandchildren,
23 great-grandchildren, and one
great-great-grandchild.
Eagle-Bulletin, May 6, 1971
(Obit courtesy of af #47059011, with thanks.)
aka: Charles Courtland
Son of Cortland A. Snook and Hannah Parkhurst
Spouse of Edith Van Rensselaer Sweet.
Charles Cortland Snook and Edith Van Rensselaer Sweet Snook lived on High Bridge St. by 1942. Mr. Snook was born on 1-22-1878, and was a native of Wampsville, NY. He came to Fayetteville about 1890, and later was in the insurance business and operated Snook's Pond--a swimming facility on Highbridge Rd. Mrs. Snook was born in Chicago on 2-22-1884, and the couple wed on 5-9-1903. She died on 12-13-1952, and Mr. Snook died on 4-28-1971, at age 93.
Their ch inc:
-Edith May Snook, who was born on 5-9-1904, married Paul A. M. Corbett on 1-20-1930 and later wed Nicholas P. Makanna, and lived in Huntington, LI, NY,
-Genevieve Snook, who was born on 4-17-1906, wed Nelson Edward Robinson on 4-17-1930, and lived in Johnson City, NY, at her death on 11-20-1978,
-Cortland Snook, who was born about 1908, (see his listing below),
-Josephine Virginia Snook Crump, who was born on 3-24-1910, and lived in Old Saybrook, CT, at her death on 7-31-1995,
-George E. Snook, who was born about 1912, and died at age four on 9-1-1916,
-Clark E. Snook, who was born on 8-16-1916, graduated from the College of Forestry at Syracuse Universityin 1940, lived in East Orange, NJ, and later in Atlanta, and died on 12-10-2001,
-Lt. Coburn Badgley Snook, who was born on 2-21-1919, married Aubrey Snook, served in the AAC during WWII, and died in an airplane crash on 3-22-1943, while undergoing training in TX,
-Carlton V. Snook, who was born about 1922, served in Dutch New Guinea in WWII, wed Lulu Kathryn Svendsen, graduated from Syracuse University in 1951, co-owned and operated the family pond and restaurant, and lived on Highbridge Rd. [notes of Edward Hutchinson]
(Thanks to GerbLady for providing bio for this memorial.)
ervices for Charles C. Snook
93, of 4977 Highbridge St.,
Fayetteville, who died April 28
at his home were held May 1 at
the Eaton-Tubbs Funeral Home,
the Rev. David Muyskens
offciating. Burial was In
Fayetteville Cemetery.
A resident of Fayetteville
more than 80 years, Mr. Snook
was a native of Wampsville. He
was owner of Snooks Pond In
Fayetteville. He attended the
Fayetteville United Church and
was a 50-year member of
Fayetteville Lodge 578, F and
AM.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Edna Makanna of
Huntington, LI.; Mrs. Genevieve
Robinson of Binghamton, and
Mrs. Josephine Crump of Old
Saybrook, Conn.; three sons,
Cortland and Carlton Snook of
Fayetteville and Clark Snook of
Atlanta, Ga.; 11 grandchildren,
23 great-grandchildren, and one
great-great-grandchild.
Eagle-Bulletin, May 6, 1971
(Obit courtesy of af #47059011, with thanks.)
Son of Cortland A. Snook and Hannah Parkhurst
Spouse of Edith Van Rensselaer Sweet.
Charles Cortland Snook and Edith Van Rensselaer Sweet Snook lived on High Bridge St. by 1942. Mr. Snook was born on 1-22-1878, and was a native of Wampsville, NY. He came to Fayetteville about 1890, and later was in the insurance business and operated Snook's Pond--a swimming facility on Highbridge Rd. Mrs. Snook was born in Chicago on 2-22-1884, and the couple wed on 5-9-1903. She died on 12-13-1952, and Mr. Snook died on 4-28-1971, at age 93.
Their ch inc:
-Edith May Snook, who was born on 5-9-1904, married Paul A. M. Corbett on 1-20-1930 and later wed Nicholas P. Makanna, and lived in Huntington, LI, NY,
-Genevieve Snook, who was born on 4-17-1906, wed Nelson Edward Robinson on 4-17-1930, and lived in Johnson City, NY, at her death on 11-20-1978,
-Cortland Snook, who was born about 1908, (see his listing below),
-Josephine Virginia Snook Crump, who was born on 3-24-1910, and lived in Old Saybrook, CT, at her death on 7-31-1995,
-George E. Snook, who was born about 1912, and died at age four on 9-1-1916,
-Clark E. Snook, who was born on 8-16-1916, graduated from the College of Forestry at Syracuse Universityin 1940, lived in East Orange, NJ, and later in Atlanta, and died on 12-10-2001,
-Lt. Coburn Badgley Snook, who was born on 2-21-1919, married Aubrey Snook, served in the AAC during WWII, and died in an airplane crash on 3-22-1943, while undergoing training in TX,
-Carlton V. Snook, who was born about 1922, served in Dutch New Guinea in WWII, wed Lulu Kathryn Svendsen, graduated from Syracuse University in 1951, co-owned and operated the family pond and restaurant, and lived on Highbridge Rd. [notes of Edward Hutchinson]
(Thanks to GerbLady for providing bio for this memorial.)
ervices for Charles C. Snook
93, of 4977 Highbridge St.,
Fayetteville, who died April 28
at his home were held May 1 at
the Eaton-Tubbs Funeral Home,
the Rev. David Muyskens
offciating. Burial was In
Fayetteville Cemetery.
A resident of Fayetteville
more than 80 years, Mr. Snook
was a native of Wampsville. He
was owner of Snooks Pond In
Fayetteville. He attended the
Fayetteville United Church and
was a 50-year member of
Fayetteville Lodge 578, F and
AM.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Edna Makanna of
Huntington, LI.; Mrs. Genevieve
Robinson of Binghamton, and
Mrs. Josephine Crump of Old
Saybrook, Conn.; three sons,
Cortland and Carlton Snook of
Fayetteville and Clark Snook of
Atlanta, Ga.; 11 grandchildren,
23 great-grandchildren, and one
great-great-grandchild.
Eagle-Bulletin, May 6, 1971
(Obit courtesy of af #47059011, with thanks.)
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