Ibid.
Thursday, November 30, 1899
Page 4, column 6
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The death of John E. Snepp at Crump's Sanitarium at Columbus was very sudden Tuesday evening, the Herald saying that he ate a hearty supper and appeared to be in his usual health. At about nine o'clock he and his wife retired. Shortly afterward he began frothing profusely at the mouth and became speechless.
Dr. Morrow was summoned and Dr. Pettigrew arrived soon afterward, but they were unable to relieve the sufferer and he died in a short time. Drs. Morrow and Pettigrew demanded an autopsy and an inquest and they were held Wednesday morning. Drs. Baker, Voris, Morrow, Pettigrew and Wood were present at the autopsy. Coroner Fugate held the inquest and rendered a verdict to the effect that the cause of death was passive congestion with tributary causes of heart, lung, liver, kidney and spleen diseases.
Funeral service was Friday afternoon at the St. George Church.
Interment at the St. George Cemetery.
Married Miss Mary E. Marker on 31 December 1861 in Shelby Co., Indiana
a. George Washington Snepp 1862-1941 m. Amanda Snyder
b. Katherine Snepp 1865- m. Thomas Randolph
c. Minnie B. Snepp 1869-1915 m. Ennis Eberhart
d. Lydia L. Snepp 1873-1956 m. Isreal Pruitt
SNEPP / SCHNEPP ANCESORS
1-Daniel David Snepp Jr. 1814 & Mary Rollman
2-Daniel David Snepp St. 1787 & Elizabeth 'Betsey' Isley d/o Conrad & Elizabeth Isley
3-Leonard Schnepp 1753 & Catherine Straub REV WAR d/o Andreas Mattteis & Catherina DeLong REV WAR
4-Joseph Schnepp 1731 & Maria Christina --? REV WAR PATRIOT SERVICE
There are 4 spelling of the family names, Schnepp-Snypp-Snepp-Snapp.
Compete family tree's of all families are available to family. Contact Linda [email protected]
The Schnepp family immigrated in 1747 on "Two Brothers" from what will become Germany in 1871
The Straub family immigrated in 1733 on "Pennsylvania Merchant" from Palantate of Wuttemburg
----also to become Germany in 1871
researched by Linda Doile Morris, 5th Great Grandaughter of Joseph Schnepp
Thursday, November 30, 1899
Page 4, column 6
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The death of John E. Snepp at Crump's Sanitarium at Columbus was very sudden Tuesday evening, the Herald saying that he ate a hearty supper and appeared to be in his usual health. At about nine o'clock he and his wife retired. Shortly afterward he began frothing profusely at the mouth and became speechless.
Dr. Morrow was summoned and Dr. Pettigrew arrived soon afterward, but they were unable to relieve the sufferer and he died in a short time. Drs. Morrow and Pettigrew demanded an autopsy and an inquest and they were held Wednesday morning. Drs. Baker, Voris, Morrow, Pettigrew and Wood were present at the autopsy. Coroner Fugate held the inquest and rendered a verdict to the effect that the cause of death was passive congestion with tributary causes of heart, lung, liver, kidney and spleen diseases.
Funeral service was Friday afternoon at the St. George Church.
Interment at the St. George Cemetery.
Married Miss Mary E. Marker on 31 December 1861 in Shelby Co., Indiana
a. George Washington Snepp 1862-1941 m. Amanda Snyder
b. Katherine Snepp 1865- m. Thomas Randolph
c. Minnie B. Snepp 1869-1915 m. Ennis Eberhart
d. Lydia L. Snepp 1873-1956 m. Isreal Pruitt
SNEPP / SCHNEPP ANCESORS
1-Daniel David Snepp Jr. 1814 & Mary Rollman
2-Daniel David Snepp St. 1787 & Elizabeth 'Betsey' Isley d/o Conrad & Elizabeth Isley
3-Leonard Schnepp 1753 & Catherine Straub REV WAR d/o Andreas Mattteis & Catherina DeLong REV WAR
4-Joseph Schnepp 1731 & Maria Christina --? REV WAR PATRIOT SERVICE
There are 4 spelling of the family names, Schnepp-Snypp-Snepp-Snapp.
Compete family tree's of all families are available to family. Contact Linda [email protected]
The Schnepp family immigrated in 1747 on "Two Brothers" from what will become Germany in 1871
The Straub family immigrated in 1733 on "Pennsylvania Merchant" from Palantate of Wuttemburg
----also to become Germany in 1871
researched by Linda Doile Morris, 5th Great Grandaughter of Joseph Schnepp
Ibid.
Thursday, November 30, 1899
Page 4, column 6
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The death of John E. Snepp at Crump's Sanitarium at Columbus was very sudden Tuesday evening, the Herald saying that he ate a hearty supper and appeared to be in his usual health. At about nine o'clock he and his wife retired. Shortly afterward he began frothing profusely at the mouth and became speechless.
Dr. Morrow was summoned and Dr. Pettigrew arrived soon afterward, but they were unable to relieve the sufferer and he died in a short time. Drs. Morrow and Pettigrew demanded an autopsy and an inquest and they were held Wednesday morning. Drs. Baker, Voris, Morrow, Pettigrew and Wood were present at the autopsy. Coroner Fugate held the inquest and rendered a verdict to the effect that the cause of death was passive congestion with tributary causes of heart, lung, liver, kidney and spleen diseases.
Funeral service was Friday afternoon at the St. George Church.
Interment at the St. George Cemetery.
Married Miss Mary E. Marker on 31 December 1861 in Shelby Co., Indiana
a. George Washington Snepp 1862-1941 m. Amanda Snyder
b. Katherine Snepp 1865- m. Thomas Randolph
c. Minnie B. Snepp 1869-1915 m. Ennis Eberhart
d. Lydia L. Snepp 1873-1956 m. Isreal Pruitt
SNEPP / SCHNEPP ANCESORS
1-Daniel David Snepp Jr. 1814 & Mary Rollman
2-Daniel David Snepp St. 1787 & Elizabeth 'Betsey' Isley d/o Conrad & Elizabeth Isley
3-Leonard Schnepp 1753 & Catherine Straub REV WAR d/o Andreas Mattteis & Catherina DeLong REV WAR
4-Joseph Schnepp 1731 & Maria Christina --? REV WAR PATRIOT SERVICE
There are 4 spelling of the family names, Schnepp-Snypp-Snepp-Snapp.
Compete family tree's of all families are available to family. Contact Linda [email protected]
The Schnepp family immigrated in 1747 on "Two Brothers" from what will become Germany in 1871
The Straub family immigrated in 1733 on "Pennsylvania Merchant" from Palantate of Wuttemburg
----also to become Germany in 1871
researched by Linda Doile Morris, 5th Great Grandaughter of Joseph Schnepp
Thursday, November 30, 1899
Page 4, column 6
-------
The death of John E. Snepp at Crump's Sanitarium at Columbus was very sudden Tuesday evening, the Herald saying that he ate a hearty supper and appeared to be in his usual health. At about nine o'clock he and his wife retired. Shortly afterward he began frothing profusely at the mouth and became speechless.
Dr. Morrow was summoned and Dr. Pettigrew arrived soon afterward, but they were unable to relieve the sufferer and he died in a short time. Drs. Morrow and Pettigrew demanded an autopsy and an inquest and they were held Wednesday morning. Drs. Baker, Voris, Morrow, Pettigrew and Wood were present at the autopsy. Coroner Fugate held the inquest and rendered a verdict to the effect that the cause of death was passive congestion with tributary causes of heart, lung, liver, kidney and spleen diseases.
Funeral service was Friday afternoon at the St. George Church.
Interment at the St. George Cemetery.
Married Miss Mary E. Marker on 31 December 1861 in Shelby Co., Indiana
a. George Washington Snepp 1862-1941 m. Amanda Snyder
b. Katherine Snepp 1865- m. Thomas Randolph
c. Minnie B. Snepp 1869-1915 m. Ennis Eberhart
d. Lydia L. Snepp 1873-1956 m. Isreal Pruitt
SNEPP / SCHNEPP ANCESORS
1-Daniel David Snepp Jr. 1814 & Mary Rollman
2-Daniel David Snepp St. 1787 & Elizabeth 'Betsey' Isley d/o Conrad & Elizabeth Isley
3-Leonard Schnepp 1753 & Catherine Straub REV WAR d/o Andreas Mattteis & Catherina DeLong REV WAR
4-Joseph Schnepp 1731 & Maria Christina --? REV WAR PATRIOT SERVICE
There are 4 spelling of the family names, Schnepp-Snypp-Snepp-Snapp.
Compete family tree's of all families are available to family. Contact Linda [email protected]
The Schnepp family immigrated in 1747 on "Two Brothers" from what will become Germany in 1871
The Straub family immigrated in 1733 on "Pennsylvania Merchant" from Palantate of Wuttemburg
----also to become Germany in 1871
researched by Linda Doile Morris, 5th Great Grandaughter of Joseph Schnepp
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