Obituary Printed in The Republican News Paper, Oakland Md
January 21, 1904.
The hand of death has again been stretched forth in our midst, and the sudden taking of Mrs. Mary Snyder, early last Thursday morning, has again evoked the sympathy of our entire Community. The deceased lady was born in Bavaria, Germany and her maiden name was Mary Hetrick. She is survived by a husband Mr Andrew Snyder, and seven children, and twenty-one grandchildren. The interment was made at this place, Bittinger on Saturday Afternoon. Services were conducted by the Pastor of the German Lutheran congregation at Accident.
Seven children survive
Margaret Snyder Lohr (1850)
Caroline Snyder Engle (1855)
August Snyder (1858)
Frederick Snyder (1864)
Katherine Kate Snyder Stanton (1868)
Elizabeth Liz Snyder (1869)
Adam Snyder (1871)
January 21, 1904.
The hand of death has again been stretched forth in our midst, and the sudden taking of Mrs. Mary Snyder, early last Thursday morning, has again evoked the sympathy of our entire Community. The deceased lady was born in Bavaria, Germany and her maiden name was Mary Hetrick. She is survived by a husband Mr Andrew Snyder, and seven children, and twenty-one grandchildren. The interment was made at this place, Bittinger on Saturday Afternoon. Services were conducted by the Pastor of the German Lutheran congregation at Accident.
Seven children survive
Margaret Snyder Lohr (1850)
Caroline Snyder Engle (1855)
August Snyder (1858)
Frederick Snyder (1864)
Katherine Kate Snyder Stanton (1868)
Elizabeth Liz Snyder (1869)
Adam Snyder (1871)
Obituary Printed in The Republican News Paper, Oakland Md
January 21, 1904.
The hand of death has again been stretched forth in our midst, and the sudden taking of Mrs. Mary Snyder, early last Thursday morning, has again evoked the sympathy of our entire Community. The deceased lady was born in Bavaria, Germany and her maiden name was Mary Hetrick. She is survived by a husband Mr Andrew Snyder, and seven children, and twenty-one grandchildren. The interment was made at this place, Bittinger on Saturday Afternoon. Services were conducted by the Pastor of the German Lutheran congregation at Accident.
Seven children survive
Margaret Snyder Lohr (1850)
Caroline Snyder Engle (1855)
August Snyder (1858)
Frederick Snyder (1864)
Katherine Kate Snyder Stanton (1868)
Elizabeth Liz Snyder (1869)
Adam Snyder (1871)
January 21, 1904.
The hand of death has again been stretched forth in our midst, and the sudden taking of Mrs. Mary Snyder, early last Thursday morning, has again evoked the sympathy of our entire Community. The deceased lady was born in Bavaria, Germany and her maiden name was Mary Hetrick. She is survived by a husband Mr Andrew Snyder, and seven children, and twenty-one grandchildren. The interment was made at this place, Bittinger on Saturday Afternoon. Services were conducted by the Pastor of the German Lutheran congregation at Accident.
Seven children survive
Margaret Snyder Lohr (1850)
Caroline Snyder Engle (1855)
August Snyder (1858)
Frederick Snyder (1864)
Katherine Kate Snyder Stanton (1868)
Elizabeth Liz Snyder (1869)
Adam Snyder (1871)
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