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Samuel J SNOW was born abt. 1847 in Tennessee, USA
Samuel J SNOW was the child of ? and ?Spouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
Samuel J married Elmyria TAYLOR 5 June 1866 in Madison, Arkansas, USA . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Elmyria TAYLOR was born abt. 1840 in Tennessee, USA. Elmyria died abt. 1922 in Redden, Oklahoma, USA.
Samuel J SNOW died abt. 1881 in Jasper, Tennessee, USA.
son of Solomon B Snow and Mary Elizabeth Polly Coe
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Elmyria TAYLOR-- Date: 5 June 1866 Place: Madison, Arkansas, USA
Children of Samuel J SNOW and Elmyria TAYLOR:
William Elisha SNOW (b.15 May 1869, Morgan, Tennesee, USA d. 6 July 1937, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA)
m. Mary Ellen SLUSHER 1890
Elmyria TAYLOR-- Date: 5 June 1866 Place: Madison, Arkansas, USAChildren of Samuel J SNOW and Elmyria TAYLOR:
William Elisha SNOW (b.15 May 1869, Morgan, Tennesee, USA d. 6 July 1937, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA)m. Mary Ellen SLUSHER 1890
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Samuel J SNOW and Elmyria TAYLOR 5 June 1866, Madison, Arkansas, USA
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1869 Birth of ChildWilliam Elisha SNOW was born 15 May 1869, Morgan, Tennesee, USA
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