Ezra J. Snyder, b. March 1, 1813, to Jacob Snyder and Catherine Wyandt Snyder. He married Sarah Ann Staubs on 6 Nov 1837 in Washington County, Maryland.
Ezra J. Snyder
"The Putnam Wyandt Snyder Family History"
By Clayton E Wyand, A. M.
Written in 1909 (pages 54 to 58)
Ezra J., b. March 1, 1813, married Sarah A. Staubs. Ezra Snyder was a store keeper at Buena Vista, now Eakle's Mills, from 1851 to 1857.
The house occupied by him as a store was the first erected in this section. It is only one story and a half but the half is ceiled in old New England fashion. There is a large basement with two rooms. This house is the same in which F. and D. H. Wyand, and a score of others, got their start. It was the business place before M. C. Eakle erected the present store and warehouse with the coming of the steam car.
Ezra Snyder returned to the old Homestead of his father (the Putman-Wyandt place) and devoted the remainder of his days to farming, and died there in 1888, having fallen in the barn of my father's (Daniel W. Wyand, husband of Mary Etta Snyder) home nearly a year before, sustaining a compound fracture of hip. He was 75 at the time and though he made a heroic effort to recover age was against him. His wife was a daughter of Jacob and Catherine (Blessing) Staubs, a relative of George P. Blessing, the famous hero of "Highlandtown' during the Civil War.
To Ezra and Sarah Snyder were born ten children - Caroline Abt 1838-young; Jacob M. 1839-1914 m. Mary A. Rinehart; David O. 1842-1929 not married; Elizabeth A. 1843-1933 m. Martin Snyder (not related); Roseanna 1845-1940 m. Nicodemus Zimmerman; Susannah S. 1848-1910 not married; Mary E. 1849-1932 m. Daniel W. Wyand; Aaron D. 1851-1937 m. Annie Eakle; Jeremiah S. 1853-1902 m. Nellie Easterday; Barbara E. 1858-1939 not married.
Ezra J. Snyder
"The Putnam Wyandt Snyder Family History"
By Clayton E Wyand, A. M.
Written in 1909 (pages 54 to 58)
Ezra J., b. March 1, 1813, married Sarah A. Staubs. Ezra Snyder was a store keeper at Buena Vista, now Eakle's Mills, from 1851 to 1857.
The house occupied by him as a store was the first erected in this section. It is only one story and a half but the half is ceiled in old New England fashion. There is a large basement with two rooms. This house is the same in which F. and D. H. Wyand, and a score of others, got their start. It was the business place before M. C. Eakle erected the present store and warehouse with the coming of the steam car.
Ezra Snyder returned to the old Homestead of his father (the Putman-Wyandt place) and devoted the remainder of his days to farming, and died there in 1888, having fallen in the barn of my father's (Daniel W. Wyand, husband of Mary Etta Snyder) home nearly a year before, sustaining a compound fracture of hip. He was 75 at the time and though he made a heroic effort to recover age was against him. His wife was a daughter of Jacob and Catherine (Blessing) Staubs, a relative of George P. Blessing, the famous hero of "Highlandtown' during the Civil War.
To Ezra and Sarah Snyder were born ten children - Caroline Abt 1838-young; Jacob M. 1839-1914 m. Mary A. Rinehart; David O. 1842-1929 not married; Elizabeth A. 1843-1933 m. Martin Snyder (not related); Roseanna 1845-1940 m. Nicodemus Zimmerman; Susannah S. 1848-1910 not married; Mary E. 1849-1932 m. Daniel W. Wyand; Aaron D. 1851-1937 m. Annie Eakle; Jeremiah S. 1853-1902 m. Nellie Easterday; Barbara E. 1858-1939 not married.
Ezra J. Snyder, b. March 1, 1813, to Jacob Snyder and Catherine Wyandt Snyder. He married Sarah Ann Staubs on 6 Nov 1837 in Washington County, Maryland.
Ezra J. Snyder
"The Putnam Wyandt Snyder Family History"
By Clayton E Wyand, A. M.
Written in 1909 (pages 54 to 58)
Ezra J., b. March 1, 1813, married Sarah A. Staubs. Ezra Snyder was a store keeper at Buena Vista, now Eakle's Mills, from 1851 to 1857.
The house occupied by him as a store was the first erected in this section. It is only one story and a half but the half is ceiled in old New England fashion. There is a large basement with two rooms. This house is the same in which F. and D. H. Wyand, and a score of others, got their start. It was the business place before M. C. Eakle erected the present store and warehouse with the coming of the steam car.
Ezra Snyder returned to the old Homestead of his father (the Putman-Wyandt place) and devoted the remainder of his days to farming, and died there in 1888, having fallen in the barn of my father's (Daniel W. Wyand, husband of Mary Etta Snyder) home nearly a year before, sustaining a compound fracture of hip. He was 75 at the time and though he made a heroic effort to recover age was against him. His wife was a daughter of Jacob and Catherine (Blessing) Staubs, a relative of George P. Blessing, the famous hero of "Highlandtown' during the Civil War.
To Ezra and Sarah Snyder were born ten children - Caroline Abt 1838-young; Jacob M. 1839-1914 m. Mary A. Rinehart; David O. 1842-1929 not married; Elizabeth A. 1843-1933 m. Martin Snyder (not related); Roseanna 1845-1940 m. Nicodemus Zimmerman; Susannah S. 1848-1910 not married; Mary E. 1849-1932 m. Daniel W. Wyand; Aaron D. 1851-1937 m. Annie Eakle; Jeremiah S. 1853-1902 m. Nellie Easterday; Barbara E. 1858-1939 not married.
Ezra J. Snyder
"The Putnam Wyandt Snyder Family History"
By Clayton E Wyand, A. M.
Written in 1909 (pages 54 to 58)
Ezra J., b. March 1, 1813, married Sarah A. Staubs. Ezra Snyder was a store keeper at Buena Vista, now Eakle's Mills, from 1851 to 1857.
The house occupied by him as a store was the first erected in this section. It is only one story and a half but the half is ceiled in old New England fashion. There is a large basement with two rooms. This house is the same in which F. and D. H. Wyand, and a score of others, got their start. It was the business place before M. C. Eakle erected the present store and warehouse with the coming of the steam car.
Ezra Snyder returned to the old Homestead of his father (the Putman-Wyandt place) and devoted the remainder of his days to farming, and died there in 1888, having fallen in the barn of my father's (Daniel W. Wyand, husband of Mary Etta Snyder) home nearly a year before, sustaining a compound fracture of hip. He was 75 at the time and though he made a heroic effort to recover age was against him. His wife was a daughter of Jacob and Catherine (Blessing) Staubs, a relative of George P. Blessing, the famous hero of "Highlandtown' during the Civil War.
To Ezra and Sarah Snyder were born ten children - Caroline Abt 1838-young; Jacob M. 1839-1914 m. Mary A. Rinehart; David O. 1842-1929 not married; Elizabeth A. 1843-1933 m. Martin Snyder (not related); Roseanna 1845-1940 m. Nicodemus Zimmerman; Susannah S. 1848-1910 not married; Mary E. 1849-1932 m. Daniel W. Wyand; Aaron D. 1851-1937 m. Annie Eakle; Jeremiah S. 1853-1902 m. Nellie Easterday; Barbara E. 1858-1939 not married.
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