Herklas Aber Snook / Anna Tuller


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	Family Sheet HUSBAND Name: Herklas Aber SnookMale ^[1] Note Born: 27 Jan 18181818-1-27 at Tioga, Jusquehana Co., PATioga, Jusquehana Co., PA Married: 9 Oct 18621862-10-9 at Fairfield, IowaFairfield, Iowa Died: 21 Jan 18991899-1-21 at Fairfield, IowaFairfield, Iowa Other Spouses: Jane Summers Father: Koonrad Peter Snook Jr Mother: Mary Aber WIFE Name: Anna Tuller ^[5] Note Born: 4 Sep 1832 at Columbus, Ohio Died: Jun 1900 at Fairfield Co, Iowa CHILDREN Name: Ida May Snook Born: 30 Mar 1864 Died: Husband: William Hiatt Name: Josiphein Snook Born: 16 Dec 1871 Died: Dec 1871 SOURCES 1). herklas Jane summers snook family bible 5). SOURCES1.TITL per Peg Thompson file 1999 joepeg2@aol.com NOTES 1). 18401.ged Burial Permit for Hercules Snook City, Jan 23, 1899 by Dr. W Fordycee Junkin & Baker Undertakers. Hercules was twice married, and was the father of 11 children, all but three died before his death. In 1859, they moved to Lawrence, Kansas, where the wife died in May 1862. About this time there were so many threats of raids on Lawrence by Quantrell and other Missouri Outlaws, that Mr. Snook decided to leave the place and return to Fairfield. Quantrell raided Lawrence early in 1863, burned the town and murdered 140 persons. 2). 18401.ged The Fairfield Ledger, June 20,1900 Page 3, Col.2 Ann Tuller Snook, wife of the late Hercules Snook, died at her home in this city, Saturday afternoon of consumption. Two children, a son and a daughter, survive her. The husband and father died about 18 months ago. If you want me to let you know when I change the website, please signup here (no more then once a quarter!)

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