Jacob SNYDER
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Born: abt. 1816 in Pennsylvania, USA
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Jacob married Nancy PITT 30 March 1843 in Richland, Ohio, USA . Nancy PITT was born 18 August 1825 in Ohio, USA.
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Jacob SNYDER and Nancy PITT 30 March 1843, Richland, Ohio, USA
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