The exact location of Susan's grave and the exact year of her death are uncertain, but her family lived in Fayette County at the time, so it all but certain she is buried there (her parents were buried in Westmoreland County.
For her life, see the link to the biography of her husband David. She apparently named her daughter for her mother Rebecca Waltz Hepler. One source states that Susan and David Snyder wed on 26 July 1831, several months after their daughter Rebecca was born.
Child:
Rebecca Snyder (1831-1917, married Jacob Stickler, and their son is David Rollo Stickler).
For her life, see the link to the biography of her husband David. She apparently named her daughter for her mother Rebecca Waltz Hepler. One source states that Susan and David Snyder wed on 26 July 1831, several months after their daughter Rebecca was born.
Child:
Rebecca Snyder (1831-1917, married Jacob Stickler, and their son is David Rollo Stickler).
The exact location of Susan's grave and the exact year of her death are uncertain, but her family lived in Fayette County at the time, so it all but certain she is buried there (her parents were buried in Westmoreland County.
For her life, see the link to the biography of her husband David. She apparently named her daughter for her mother Rebecca Waltz Hepler. One source states that Susan and David Snyder wed on 26 July 1831, several months after their daughter Rebecca was born.
Child:
Rebecca Snyder (1831-1917, married Jacob Stickler, and their son is David Rollo Stickler).
For her life, see the link to the biography of her husband David. She apparently named her daughter for her mother Rebecca Waltz Hepler. One source states that Susan and David Snyder wed on 26 July 1831, several months after their daughter Rebecca was born.
Child:
Rebecca Snyder (1831-1917, married Jacob Stickler, and their son is David Rollo Stickler).
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