Willmont A. Snell's first name was spelled several different ways in the various records, i.e. Wilmott, Wilmot and Willmont. His nickname was "Mont
The Census records of 1880 show that in his early teen years Willmont A. Snell along with his older brother William were steamboatmen (steamboat workers) on the Ohio River.
"Mr. Snell was a pioneer resident of the eastern section of Lawrence County and had several friends in that community. He was active in the Mt. Pleasant Church and a community leader."His older brother William (Will) who had moved to Albia, Iowa several years earlier returned with two of his daughters for the funeral. His other brother Silas K. Snell was living at Lexington, Missouri.
The Census records of 1880 show that in his early teen years Willmont A. Snell along with his older brother William were steamboatmen (steamboat workers) on the Ohio River.
"Mr. Snell was a pioneer resident of the eastern section of Lawrence County and had several friends in that community. He was active in the Mt. Pleasant Church and a community leader."His older brother William (Will) who had moved to Albia, Iowa several years earlier returned with two of his daughters for the funeral. His other brother Silas K. Snell was living at Lexington, Missouri.
Willmont A. Snell's first name was spelled several different ways in the various records, i.e. Wilmott, Wilmot and Willmont. His nickname was "Mont
The Census records of 1880 show that in his early teen years Willmont A. Snell along with his older brother William were steamboatmen (steamboat workers) on the Ohio River.
"Mr. Snell was a pioneer resident of the eastern section of Lawrence County and had several friends in that community. He was active in the Mt. Pleasant Church and a community leader."His older brother William (Will) who had moved to Albia, Iowa several years earlier returned with two of his daughters for the funeral. His other brother Silas K. Snell was living at Lexington, Missouri.
The Census records of 1880 show that in his early teen years Willmont A. Snell along with his older brother William were steamboatmen (steamboat workers) on the Ohio River.
"Mr. Snell was a pioneer resident of the eastern section of Lawrence County and had several friends in that community. He was active in the Mt. Pleasant Church and a community leader."His older brother William (Will) who had moved to Albia, Iowa several years earlier returned with two of his daughters for the funeral. His other brother Silas K. Snell was living at Lexington, Missouri.
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