Snyder, Jane Vernooy (b. 27 APR 1825, d. 14 FEB 1856)

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Note: Another source indicates his birth was Nov 18, 1831. In 1880, he resided in Gregg, Texas and owned a sawmill. He resided for the most part in Ft. Worth,Texas.

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Note: Another source indicates he died Nov 12, 1906.

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Note: Resided in Wawarsing Township, Ulster County, New York in 1850 He was a farmer with real property worth $500. Resided later in Lafayette, Stark County, Illinois. He was described as an" early settler" in the region. In 1880, he resided in Exira, Audubon County, Iowa. In 1910, he resided with his daughter Celia and son-in-law Perry Smirles in Ward 1, Craig, Holt County, Missouri. He died that year in December.

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Note: In 1850 they resided in Hyde Park, Dutchess County, New York. In 1870 his occupation was retired miller and they lived in Catskill, Greene County, New York.

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Note: She was enumerated as living alone in Lafayette, Stark County, Illinois in the census of 1900.

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Note: He was a wagon maker/wheelwright. He lived with his parents in Stark County, IL in 1860 and was a blacksmith. He was originally a member of the 127th Illinois Infantry, enlisting August 15, 1862. His description was that he had blue eyes, light hair, and a fair complexion. He was 6' 4" tall. He was listed as a deserter from that unit October 30, 1862. He then enlisted in the as a private in the 11th Illinois Volunteer Calvary on November 2, 1862, under the alias of Jackson A. Williams. He served in Co. A of that unit and his occupation was blacksmith. He was captured by the enemy 2/1/1863 and exchanged 10/19/1863. He participated in Grierson's Raid in December 1864. He was discharged September 6, 1865. His widow received a pension as a result of this service. On March 8, 1908, the Adjutant General of the US Army removed the charge of desertion filed against him, under a provision of an act of Congress dated March 2, 1889.
Mary Elizabeth Frail was a sister to John Frail who married Jane Bevier, Abraham's sister. The family resided in Kewanee City, Illinois in 1900. He was a wheelwright.

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Note: She might have been named Elizabeth Jane Bevier. She was listed as a newspaper correspondent in 1880.

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Note: He enlisted and served as a Pvt. in Co. H 112th Illinois Volunteer Mounted Infantry. Another source [US Army burial records] indicates he died November 04, 1864. His mother Sarah received a government pension for his Civil War service.

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Note: The census of 1880 sates her given name is Myra. They resided in Galva, Henry County, Illinois and Thomas was a blacksmith. In 1910, she was a widow living in Walnut Grove, Knox County, Illinois. Her mother, Sarah, was living with her.

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Note: He is listed in the census of 1870 as living in Kerhonkson, Denning Township, Ulster County, New York. His occupation was lawyer.

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Note: Other sources indicate her surname was Devine or Devens. She resided with her two children, Sarah and James D. in Wauwatosa, Waupaca County, Wisconsin in 1860.

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