1870 PA Census: Westmoreland Co. Fairfield Twp. P.O. New Florence, p. 215b, lines 15-17
Series M593, roll 1465, dwelling 245, family 251, 27 June 1870

Dixon SNODGRASS, age 26, Farmer, $6,900 Real Estate / $850 Personal Estate, b. Penna.
Rachael, age 23, Keeps House, b. Penna.
Clara A., age 7/12, b. Nov.
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1880 PA Census: Westmoreland Co. Fairfield Twp. ed 116, p. 7, lines 49-50 & p. 8, lines 1-5
Series T9, roll 1204, dwelling 65, family 67, 12 June 1880

Dick SNODGRASS, age 35, married, Farmer, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Rachel, age 34, wife, married, Keeping House, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Clara A., age 10, daughter, attends school
George L., age 8, son, attends school
Mary M., age 7, daughter, attends school
Lizzie B., age 5, daughter; Willie H., age 3, son
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George Dallas Albert, HISTORY OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY, Philadelphia: L.H. Everts & Co., 1882, p. 492

Roster of Company I, Two Hundred and Eleventh Regiment.
Privates: Dixon Snodgrass, wounded at Petersburg.
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1900 PA Census: Westmoreland Co. Fairfield Twp. ed 81, p. 22b, lines 97-100 & p. 23a, line 1
Series T623, roll 1497, dwelling 336, family 357, 29 June 1900

Dixon SNODGRASS, Head, Jan 1856, age 54 [sic], marr. 30 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Landlord
Rachel, wife, Aug 1855, age 54 [sic], marr. 30 yrs, 9 children / 8 still alive, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Lou, son, Aug 1881, age 18, single, Farm Laborer
Anna, dau, Apr 1884, age 16, at home
Joseph, son, Jan 1888, age 12
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Monessen, PA: Daily Independent, issue of Wednesday, 26 November 1902, p. 1, col. 1

Dixon Snodgrass, of Fairfield township, who was visiting at the home of Dr. W.T. Houston and other Greensburg relatives for several days this week, was the victim of pickpockets at the P.R.R. station here yesterday afternoon. His wallet containing $35 in money and valuable papers was stolen either on the train or just as he was getting on board.
--Greensburg Press
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1910 PA Census: Westmoreland Co. New Florence Borough, 13th St., ed 170, p. 6a, lines 41-43
Series T624, roll 1430, dwelling 130, family 130, 19 April 1910

Dixon SNODGRASS, Head, age 66, marr. (2nd time) 17 yrs, b. Penna., parents b. Penna., Laborer: Odd Jobs
Ella B., wife, age 52, marr. (1st time) 17 yrs, no children, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
Susan M. DAVIS, sister-in-law, age 54, single, b. Penna., parents b. Penna.
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Indiana, PA: Indiana Weekly Messenger, issue of Wednesday, 10 January 1912, p. 1, col. 5

DIXON SNODGRASS

Dixon Snodgrass died at his home in New Florence on Wednesday, January 3, at 12:20 o'clock, after an illness of about a year, aged 67 years. he leaves his widow and the following children: Mrs. O.F. MeCoy, of Fort Palmer; Mrs. R.D. Love, of New Florence; Mrs. Hays Halferty, of Fairfield township, Westmoreland county; Mrs. Clara Igo, of New Florence; James L. Snodgrass, of Johnstown, and George L. Snodgrass and Dixon J. Snodgrass, of New Florence. The funeral was held Friday afternoon, with interment in the West Fairfield cemetery. Rev. McDonald, pastor of the New Florence Presbyterian church, conducted the services.
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Obituary clipping, courtesy of Paul Newfield III, address on file, January 2002

DIXON SNODGRASS DEAD

Dixon Snodgrass, 67 years of age died Wednesday morning at his home in New Florence after a long illness of kidney trouble. He was a native of West Fairfield, this county, in which neighborhood he passed practically all his life. He is survived by his widow and the following children: Mrs. C.F. McCoy, Fort Palmer; Mrs. R.D. Love, of New Florence; Mrs. Hayes Halferty, of Fairfield township; Mrs. Clara Igo, of New Florence; James L. Snodgrass of Johnstown and George L. Snodgrass and Dixon J. Snodgrass, of New Florence. The funeral will take place at 2:30 o'clock (this) Friday afternoon, with interment in the West Fairfield cemetery. The Rev. Mr. McDonald, pastor of New Florence Presbyterian church, will conduct the services.
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