daughter of Amos Snook and Nancy Ann Kinder; only one of the Snook children who did not learn how to read or write while growing up, though her siblings had only an imperfect acquaintance with letters; ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH, Alton Illinois, 9 April 1908, p. 6, column 4, "Mrs. H. L. Windsor went, Wednesday morning, to Manchester, Ill., where her mother, Mrs. Rachel Mitchell, died on Tuesday. Mrs. Mitchell will be taken to Hornsby, her former home, for burial at her request."
daughter of Amos Snook and Nancy Ann Kinder; only one of the Snook children who did not learn how to read or write while growing up, though her siblings had only an imperfect acquaintance with letters; ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH, Alton Illinois, 9 April 1908, p. 6, column 4, "Mrs. H. L. Windsor went, Wednesday morning, to Manchester, Ill., where her mother, Mrs. Rachel Mitchell, died on Tuesday. Mrs. Mitchell will be taken to Hornsby, her former home, for burial at her request."
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