Snyder, Sugar Hill P.O., was born in Jefferson Co., on Jan. 29, 1839; is now engaged in farming and manufacturing lumber by stream, and now owns 315 acres. He served in the State militia, and was serving at the time Lee invaded PA, and also at the capture of General John Morgan in Ohio. He enlisted in Co. H., 105th PA Vols. in March, 1864, and served to the close of the war. He is now a Justice of the Peace. His parents were John and Mary (Dunlap) Atwell. He was married on July 31, 1862, to Mary A. Penfield, a daughter of James and Elizabeth (Johnson) Penfield, natives of Manchester, England. They have had 9 children: Mary J. (died in 1865), James W., John T., Artie E. (died in 1884), William E., (died in 1886), Joseph A., Bertie T., Jesse N., Jr., and Laura R.
HISTORY OF JEFFERSON COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA by Kate M. Scott and published in 1888
HISTORY OF JEFFERSON COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA by Kate M. Scott and published in 1888
Snyder, Sugar Hill P.O., was born in Jefferson Co., on Jan. 29, 1839; is now engaged in farming and manufacturing lumber by stream, and now owns 315 acres. He served in the State militia, and was serving at the time Lee invaded PA, and also at the capture of General John Morgan in Ohio. He enlisted in Co. H., 105th PA Vols. in March, 1864, and served to the close of the war. He is now a Justice of the Peace. His parents were John and Mary (Dunlap) Atwell. He was married on July 31, 1862, to Mary A. Penfield, a daughter of James and Elizabeth (Johnson) Penfield, natives of Manchester, England. They have had 9 children: Mary J. (died in 1865), James W., John T., Artie E. (died in 1884), William E., (died in 1886), Joseph A., Bertie T., Jesse N., Jr., and Laura R.
HISTORY OF JEFFERSON COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA by Kate M. Scott and published in 1888
HISTORY OF JEFFERSON COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA by Kate M. Scott and published in 1888
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