Solomon Snyder was born in Derry Twp., Columbia Co., PA.
He was the son of Solomon Snyder and Hannah M. Stein.
He married (first) Hannah Marie Avery abt 1855 in Eulalia Twp., Potter Co., PA.
He married (second) Lydia A. (Cole) Freeman Keefer on 15 Aug 1880 in Fairbury, Jefferson Co., NE.
Solomon is buried in Steele City Cemetery with his first wife, Hannah.
NOTE: Solomon wounded his right hand while serving as a Private (Pennsylvania) in the Civil War. Beginning 1 Jan 1883, he started to receive his $6 monthly pension from the U.S. Government.
PHOTOS: Tombstone photographs are used with permission from cricket23 (see caption).
He was the son of Solomon Snyder and Hannah M. Stein.
He married (first) Hannah Marie Avery abt 1855 in Eulalia Twp., Potter Co., PA.
He married (second) Lydia A. (Cole) Freeman Keefer on 15 Aug 1880 in Fairbury, Jefferson Co., NE.
Solomon is buried in Steele City Cemetery with his first wife, Hannah.
NOTE: Solomon wounded his right hand while serving as a Private (Pennsylvania) in the Civil War. Beginning 1 Jan 1883, he started to receive his $6 monthly pension from the U.S. Government.
PHOTOS: Tombstone photographs are used with permission from cricket23 (see caption).
Solomon Snyder was born in Derry Twp., Columbia Co., PA.
He was the son of Solomon Snyder and Hannah M. Stein.
He married (first) Hannah Marie Avery abt 1855 in Eulalia Twp., Potter Co., PA.
He married (second) Lydia A. (Cole) Freeman Keefer on 15 Aug 1880 in Fairbury, Jefferson Co., NE.
Solomon is buried in Steele City Cemetery with his first wife, Hannah.
NOTE: Solomon wounded his right hand while serving as a Private (Pennsylvania) in the Civil War. Beginning 1 Jan 1883, he started to receive his $6 monthly pension from the U.S. Government.
PHOTOS: Tombstone photographs are used with permission from cricket23 (see caption).
He was the son of Solomon Snyder and Hannah M. Stein.
He married (first) Hannah Marie Avery abt 1855 in Eulalia Twp., Potter Co., PA.
He married (second) Lydia A. (Cole) Freeman Keefer on 15 Aug 1880 in Fairbury, Jefferson Co., NE.
Solomon is buried in Steele City Cemetery with his first wife, Hannah.
NOTE: Solomon wounded his right hand while serving as a Private (Pennsylvania) in the Civil War. Beginning 1 Jan 1883, he started to receive his $6 monthly pension from the U.S. Government.
PHOTOS: Tombstone photographs are used with permission from cricket23 (see caption).
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