"Wife of George Snow" on the stone. She was the of Revolutionary War Patriot Hamilton Grant, who was at the Battle of Bunker Hill. She was a DAR Real Daughter, which means she was the daughter of a Rev. Soldier. Many family ladies have become DAR members since Minerva; she was a member of the Anne Wood Elderkin Chapter. After a carriage accident, she was paralyzed & had been living for 4 years with her daughter at the time of her demise & interestingly, the funeral was held at the residence in Willimantic, CT.
George & Minerva had 7 children, listed below.
Below it says bio by Geniebug, who was the originator of this page, but I have updated it several times.
George & Minerva had 7 children, listed below.
Below it says bio by Geniebug, who was the originator of this page, but I have updated it several times.
"Wife of George Snow" on the stone. She was the of Revolutionary War Patriot Hamilton Grant, who was at the Battle of Bunker Hill. She was a DAR Real Daughter, which means she was the daughter of a Rev. Soldier. Many family ladies have become DAR members since Minerva; she was a member of the Anne Wood Elderkin Chapter. After a carriage accident, she was paralyzed & had been living for 4 years with her daughter at the time of her demise & interestingly, the funeral was held at the residence in Willimantic, CT.
George & Minerva had 7 children, listed below.
Below it says bio by Geniebug, who was the originator of this page, but I have updated it several times.
George & Minerva had 7 children, listed below.
Below it says bio by Geniebug, who was the originator of this page, but I have updated it several times.
Bio by: geniebug
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Wife of George B., age 84 years
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