Born in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania on 8 March 1842, William H. Snyder was the son of Easton natives, Peter and Susan (Jacoby) Snyder.
CIVIL WAR SERVICE
Mustered in as a Private with Company K, 47th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry on 15 February 1865. Mustered out with his regiment on 25 December 1865.
AFTER THE WAR
Occupation: Tinsmith.
Died of pulmonary tuberculosis at 423 Washington Street in Easton on 8 September 1907. Informant: Mrs. Sallie Brown of the same Easton residence. Interred at Easton Heights Cemetery on 11 September 1907.
Sources: Bates' "History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-5"; Death Certificate (William H. Snyder), Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Vital Statistics.
CIVIL WAR SERVICE
Mustered in as a Private with Company K, 47th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry on 15 February 1865. Mustered out with his regiment on 25 December 1865.
AFTER THE WAR
Occupation: Tinsmith.
Died of pulmonary tuberculosis at 423 Washington Street in Easton on 8 September 1907. Informant: Mrs. Sallie Brown of the same Easton residence. Interred at Easton Heights Cemetery on 11 September 1907.
Sources: Bates' "History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-5"; Death Certificate (William H. Snyder), Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Vital Statistics.
Born in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania on 8 March 1842, William H. Snyder was the son of Easton natives, Peter and Susan (Jacoby) Snyder.
CIVIL WAR SERVICE
Mustered in as a Private with Company K, 47th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry on 15 February 1865. Mustered out with his regiment on 25 December 1865.
AFTER THE WAR
Occupation: Tinsmith.
Died of pulmonary tuberculosis at 423 Washington Street in Easton on 8 September 1907. Informant: Mrs. Sallie Brown of the same Easton residence. Interred at Easton Heights Cemetery on 11 September 1907.
Sources: Bates' "History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-5"; Death Certificate (William H. Snyder), Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Vital Statistics.
CIVIL WAR SERVICE
Mustered in as a Private with Company K, 47th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry on 15 February 1865. Mustered out with his regiment on 25 December 1865.
AFTER THE WAR
Occupation: Tinsmith.
Died of pulmonary tuberculosis at 423 Washington Street in Easton on 8 September 1907. Informant: Mrs. Sallie Brown of the same Easton residence. Interred at Easton Heights Cemetery on 11 September 1907.
Sources: Bates' "History of Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-5"; Death Certificate (William H. Snyder), Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Vital Statistics.
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