Daughter of Byrd Winfield Snow &
Ida Victoria Holder
m. 18 Jan 1897 Surry Co, NC
One of sixteen children;
5 sisters & 10 brothers
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1898 Lelia Octavia (Sechrist)***see below
1900 Winfield McKinley***see below
1901 Cornelius Roosevelt***see below
1903 Bertha Carabet (Snow)***see below
1906 Lonnie Blackburn***see below
1908 Mary Jane***see below
1910 Josephus Grady "Joseph"***see below
1912 William Everette***see below
1913 Romulus Gratis "Rommie"***see below
1915 Delbert Wendell***see below
1917 Zetta Magdalene (Haynes)***see below
1918 Arvel Delano***see below
1920 Warren Harding***see below
1922 Mazie Cleo***see below
1924 Aubert Calvin***see below

Note***
Her father previously married;
Elizabeth Wilmoth
06 Jan 1880 Surry Co, NC
Two half-siblings;
1 half-sister & 1 half-brother
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1882 James***see below
1884 Laura Ada (Norman) (Dobbins)***see below

Note***
Her father previously married;
Mary Mae Moore
21 Jan 1886 Surry Co, NC
Three half-siblings;
1 half-sister & 2 half-brothers
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1887 Infant Girl***see below
1889 Infant Boy***see below
1891 Infant Boy***see below

Note***
Her father previously married;
Emma Louella Setliff
m. 15 Jun 1891 Surry Co, NC
Two half-siblings;
1 half-sister & 1 half-brother
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1892 Lora Vesta May (Evans)***see below
1894 John Ernest Oscar***see below

Married John Leonard Paulson

Biographical Notes from Marcia vonGunden
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It was on September 16, 1992 that 12 people met in the basement of Paul and Lou Hutchens' Yadkinville home for a prayer meeting, a group that also included John and Ima Paulson. Nothing was quite official...all that was certain was that the group had a desire to honor their Lord.

On November 29, 1992, the first "official" worship service of what today is Maplewood Baptist Church was held at Ace's Restaurant. Rev. Larry Daniels, a Friends minister, spoke. The offering taken that day came to $527.10.

"This was a major step for us," wrote Ima Paulson in her notes on the history of the church. "We all felt uplifted. It was a great day for us all."