Stephen Coe SNOW
Sex: M
Birth: 06 MAY 1833 in Cumberland, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Clay Hill Cemetery Barry, Missouri, USA
Death: 25 SEP 1865 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA
Father: Soloman SNOW b: 1798 in Randolph, North Carolina, USA
Mother: Mary Elizabeth [Polly] COE b: 1802 in Roane, Tennessee, USA
Marriage: 1 Emily Jane JOHNSON b: 12 FEB 1842 in Newton, Arkansas, USA.
Married: 1856.
Children:
1. Calvin Houston SNOW b: 18 MAR 1858 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA---FAG# 17440087
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HIS WIFE:
Emily Jane JOHNSON
Sex: F
Birth: 12 FEB 1842 in Newton, Arkansas, USA
Burial: Adams Cemetery Johnson, Arkansas, USA
Death: 16 SEP 1920 in Johnson, Arkansas, USA
Marriage: 1 Stephen Coe SNOW b: 06 MAY 1833 in Cumberland, Tennessee, USA
Married: 1856
Children:
1. Calvin Houston SNOW b: 18 MAR 1858 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA---FAG#---17440087
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Hello. I think it is important to correct the death date of my great, great grandfather, Stephen Coe Snow. He died September 25, 1865 - AFTER the Civil War officially ended.
He was killed by "bushwackers:" outlaws who terrorized
southern Missouri during and after the war that tore this area apart, "brother against brother," until about 1868.
Stephen Coe Snow owned and exploited a small lead mine in mineral-rich Taney county before the war. He had camouflaged it during the height of the conflict, escaping to Arkansas with his family;
after the fighting ended he returned to find and reopen it when he was murdered. He was able to ride to his sister's home nearby where he died.
Southern Snow
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Sex: M
Birth: 06 MAY 1833 in Cumberland, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Clay Hill Cemetery Barry, Missouri, USA
Death: 25 SEP 1865 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA
Father: Soloman SNOW b: 1798 in Randolph, North Carolina, USA
Mother: Mary Elizabeth [Polly] COE b: 1802 in Roane, Tennessee, USA
Marriage: 1 Emily Jane JOHNSON b: 12 FEB 1842 in Newton, Arkansas, USA.
Married: 1856.
Children:
1. Calvin Houston SNOW b: 18 MAR 1858 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA---FAG# 17440087
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HIS WIFE:
Emily Jane JOHNSON
Sex: F
Birth: 12 FEB 1842 in Newton, Arkansas, USA
Burial: Adams Cemetery Johnson, Arkansas, USA
Death: 16 SEP 1920 in Johnson, Arkansas, USA
Marriage: 1 Stephen Coe SNOW b: 06 MAY 1833 in Cumberland, Tennessee, USA
Married: 1856
Children:
1. Calvin Houston SNOW b: 18 MAR 1858 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA---FAG#---17440087
===============================
Hello. I think it is important to correct the death date of my great, great grandfather, Stephen Coe Snow. He died September 25, 1865 - AFTER the Civil War officially ended.
He was killed by "bushwackers:" outlaws who terrorized
southern Missouri during and after the war that tore this area apart, "brother against brother," until about 1868.
Stephen Coe Snow owned and exploited a small lead mine in mineral-rich Taney county before the war. He had camouflaged it during the height of the conflict, escaping to Arkansas with his family;
after the fighting ended he returned to find and reopen it when he was murdered. He was able to ride to his sister's home nearby where he died.
Southern Snow
=============================
Stephen Coe SNOW
Sex: M
Birth: 06 MAY 1833 in Cumberland, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Clay Hill Cemetery Barry, Missouri, USA
Death: 25 SEP 1865 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA
Father: Soloman SNOW b: 1798 in Randolph, North Carolina, USA
Mother: Mary Elizabeth [Polly] COE b: 1802 in Roane, Tennessee, USA
Marriage: 1 Emily Jane JOHNSON b: 12 FEB 1842 in Newton, Arkansas, USA.
Married: 1856.
Children:
1. Calvin Houston SNOW b: 18 MAR 1858 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA---FAG# 17440087
=============================
HIS WIFE:
Emily Jane JOHNSON
Sex: F
Birth: 12 FEB 1842 in Newton, Arkansas, USA
Burial: Adams Cemetery Johnson, Arkansas, USA
Death: 16 SEP 1920 in Johnson, Arkansas, USA
Marriage: 1 Stephen Coe SNOW b: 06 MAY 1833 in Cumberland, Tennessee, USA
Married: 1856
Children:
1. Calvin Houston SNOW b: 18 MAR 1858 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA---FAG#---17440087
===============================
Hello. I think it is important to correct the death date of my great, great grandfather, Stephen Coe Snow. He died September 25, 1865 - AFTER the Civil War officially ended.
He was killed by "bushwackers:" outlaws who terrorized
southern Missouri during and after the war that tore this area apart, "brother against brother," until about 1868.
Stephen Coe Snow owned and exploited a small lead mine in mineral-rich Taney county before the war. He had camouflaged it during the height of the conflict, escaping to Arkansas with his family;
after the fighting ended he returned to find and reopen it when he was murdered. He was able to ride to his sister's home nearby where he died.
Southern Snow
=============================
Sex: M
Birth: 06 MAY 1833 in Cumberland, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Clay Hill Cemetery Barry, Missouri, USA
Death: 25 SEP 1865 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA
Father: Soloman SNOW b: 1798 in Randolph, North Carolina, USA
Mother: Mary Elizabeth [Polly] COE b: 1802 in Roane, Tennessee, USA
Marriage: 1 Emily Jane JOHNSON b: 12 FEB 1842 in Newton, Arkansas, USA.
Married: 1856.
Children:
1. Calvin Houston SNOW b: 18 MAR 1858 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA---FAG# 17440087
=============================
HIS WIFE:
Emily Jane JOHNSON
Sex: F
Birth: 12 FEB 1842 in Newton, Arkansas, USA
Burial: Adams Cemetery Johnson, Arkansas, USA
Death: 16 SEP 1920 in Johnson, Arkansas, USA
Marriage: 1 Stephen Coe SNOW b: 06 MAY 1833 in Cumberland, Tennessee, USA
Married: 1856
Children:
1. Calvin Houston SNOW b: 18 MAR 1858 in Forsyth, Taney, Missouri, USA---FAG#---17440087
===============================
Hello. I think it is important to correct the death date of my great, great grandfather, Stephen Coe Snow. He died September 25, 1865 - AFTER the Civil War officially ended.
He was killed by "bushwackers:" outlaws who terrorized
southern Missouri during and after the war that tore this area apart, "brother against brother," until about 1868.
Stephen Coe Snow owned and exploited a small lead mine in mineral-rich Taney county before the war. He had camouflaged it during the height of the conflict, escaping to Arkansas with his family;
after the fighting ended he returned to find and reopen it when he was murdered. He was able to ride to his sister's home nearby where he died.
Southern Snow
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