Pvt in Civil War 77th New York Regiment company I
Pensioned
Adirondack Record January 24, 1919
The remains of Mr. Harvey Snow, an aged resident of Au Sable Forks, were brought here for burial beside those of his wife, who passed away nearly fifteen years ago. Mr. Snow was for nearly all his life a resident of Jay, where he followed the occupation of “bloomer” in the forges at Jay. When the iron business stopped at Jay he sold out and brought his wife to Clintonville where he lived until the death of his wife when he went to Au Sable Forks to live with his sister-in-law Mrs. Ruth Snow. The burial took place on January 16th. Thus they are being gathered home.
Pensioned
Adirondack Record January 24, 1919
The remains of Mr. Harvey Snow, an aged resident of Au Sable Forks, were brought here for burial beside those of his wife, who passed away nearly fifteen years ago. Mr. Snow was for nearly all his life a resident of Jay, where he followed the occupation of “bloomer” in the forges at Jay. When the iron business stopped at Jay he sold out and brought his wife to Clintonville where he lived until the death of his wife when he went to Au Sable Forks to live with his sister-in-law Mrs. Ruth Snow. The burial took place on January 16th. Thus they are being gathered home.
Pvt in Civil War 77th New York Regiment company I
Pensioned
Adirondack Record January 24, 1919
The remains of Mr. Harvey Snow, an aged resident of Au Sable Forks, were brought here for burial beside those of his wife, who passed away nearly fifteen years ago. Mr. Snow was for nearly all his life a resident of Jay, where he followed the occupation of “bloomer” in the forges at Jay. When the iron business stopped at Jay he sold out and brought his wife to Clintonville where he lived until the death of his wife when he went to Au Sable Forks to live with his sister-in-law Mrs. Ruth Snow. The burial took place on January 16th. Thus they are being gathered home.
Pensioned
Adirondack Record January 24, 1919
The remains of Mr. Harvey Snow, an aged resident of Au Sable Forks, were brought here for burial beside those of his wife, who passed away nearly fifteen years ago. Mr. Snow was for nearly all his life a resident of Jay, where he followed the occupation of “bloomer” in the forges at Jay. When the iron business stopped at Jay he sold out and brought his wife to Clintonville where he lived until the death of his wife when he went to Au Sable Forks to live with his sister-in-law Mrs. Ruth Snow. The burial took place on January 16th. Thus they are being gathered home.
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