MURDERED BY THE REBELS
20 YEARS
Simon Snyder was the son of William Snyder (1808-1889) and Jemima (Faulkner)
Snyder (1817-1950).
October 22, 1862 in London, Kentucky - On October 22, a Confederate cavalry
force, commanded by Brig. Gen. Josepoh Wheeler, entered London. They quickly
drove away a small Union force there and captured the town.
This information was very kindly submitted by Find A Grave member Jamie:
Simon Snyder was married to the sister of Squire Perkins that was also Shot by
the Fire Squad. The sister he was married to was Mary Perkins Snyder Parks.
Also, buried in this cemetery.
20 YEARS
Simon Snyder was the son of William Snyder (1808-1889) and Jemima (Faulkner)
Snyder (1817-1950).
October 22, 1862 in London, Kentucky - On October 22, a Confederate cavalry
force, commanded by Brig. Gen. Josepoh Wheeler, entered London. They quickly
drove away a small Union force there and captured the town.
This information was very kindly submitted by Find A Grave member Jamie:
Simon Snyder was married to the sister of Squire Perkins that was also Shot by
the Fire Squad. The sister he was married to was Mary Perkins Snyder Parks.
Also, buried in this cemetery.
MURDERED BY THE REBELS
20 YEARS
Simon Snyder was the son of William Snyder (1808-1889) and Jemima (Faulkner)
Snyder (1817-1950).
October 22, 1862 in London, Kentucky - On October 22, a Confederate cavalry
force, commanded by Brig. Gen. Josepoh Wheeler, entered London. They quickly
drove away a small Union force there and captured the town.
This information was very kindly submitted by Find A Grave member Jamie:
Simon Snyder was married to the sister of Squire Perkins that was also Shot by
the Fire Squad. The sister he was married to was Mary Perkins Snyder Parks.
Also, buried in this cemetery.
20 YEARS
Simon Snyder was the son of William Snyder (1808-1889) and Jemima (Faulkner)
Snyder (1817-1950).
October 22, 1862 in London, Kentucky - On October 22, a Confederate cavalry
force, commanded by Brig. Gen. Josepoh Wheeler, entered London. They quickly
drove away a small Union force there and captured the town.
This information was very kindly submitted by Find A Grave member Jamie:
Simon Snyder was married to the sister of Squire Perkins that was also Shot by
the Fire Squad. The sister he was married to was Mary Perkins Snyder Parks.
Also, buried in this cemetery.
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