Felix G. Snyder died in Ponca City at the home of his daughter, Mrs. James Welch, on January 30, 1914. Records that were found did not indicate his age or birth place, but he was probably about 76 years old. His gravestone shows his military service was with the Missouri Home Guards. A thank you note appearing in a Ponca City paper gives the names of his surviving children. Beside Mrs. Welch were Byron C, Miles M, and George H. Snyder. Some of his family lived in Iowa. It should be noted that his gravestone also spells his last name as Snider, but newspaper accounts consistently spelled it with a "y".
14th Regiment Missouri Home Guards
Note: additional bio info provided by Loyd (#47371741)
14th Regiment Missouri Home Guards
Note: additional bio info provided by Loyd (#47371741)
Felix G. Snyder died in Ponca City at the home of his daughter, Mrs. James Welch, on January 30, 1914. Records that were found did not indicate his age or birth place, but he was probably about 76 years old. His gravestone shows his military service was with the Missouri Home Guards. A thank you note appearing in a Ponca City paper gives the names of his surviving children. Beside Mrs. Welch were Byron C, Miles M, and George H. Snyder. Some of his family lived in Iowa. It should be noted that his gravestone also spells his last name as Snider, but newspaper accounts consistently spelled it with a "y".
14th Regiment Missouri Home Guards
Note: additional bio info provided by Loyd (#47371741)
14th Regiment Missouri Home Guards
Note: additional bio info provided by Loyd (#47371741)
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