Wife of Andrew Naudain
Age 42 yrs. 29 dys.
This cemetery is located on a track of land on the south side of the Lepsic River in Litte Duck Creek, Kent County, Delaware that was called " Belle's Endeavor " in 1716 owned by Thomas Green. In 1774 Thomas Green sold this land to William Barnes. By 1790 Andew Naudain had acquired this land and had built a home that he named "Snowland" in honor of his wife, Elizabeth Snow. This house is on the National Register of Historical Places and approved 20 March 1973. See attached Record & Map location to verify the above information. This is not the property owned by the "Snow Family" called "Snowland" for which Rebecca inherited prior to her marriage to Andrew Naudain and is nearby on the north side of the Lepsic River and has a cemetery "Joseph Snow Farm", Cemetery # 2751362 .
Age 42 yrs. 29 dys.
This cemetery is located on a track of land on the south side of the Lepsic River in Litte Duck Creek, Kent County, Delaware that was called " Belle's Endeavor " in 1716 owned by Thomas Green. In 1774 Thomas Green sold this land to William Barnes. By 1790 Andew Naudain had acquired this land and had built a home that he named "Snowland" in honor of his wife, Elizabeth Snow. This house is on the National Register of Historical Places and approved 20 March 1973. See attached Record & Map location to verify the above information. This is not the property owned by the "Snow Family" called "Snowland" for which Rebecca inherited prior to her marriage to Andrew Naudain and is nearby on the north side of the Lepsic River and has a cemetery "Joseph Snow Farm", Cemetery # 2751362 .
Wife of Andrew Naudain
Age 42 yrs. 29 dys.
This cemetery is located on a track of land on the south side of the Lepsic River in Litte Duck Creek, Kent County, Delaware that was called " Belle's Endeavor " in 1716 owned by Thomas Green. In 1774 Thomas Green sold this land to William Barnes. By 1790 Andew Naudain had acquired this land and had built a home that he named "Snowland" in honor of his wife, Elizabeth Snow. This house is on the National Register of Historical Places and approved 20 March 1973. See attached Record & Map location to verify the above information. This is not the property owned by the "Snow Family" called "Snowland" for which Rebecca inherited prior to her marriage to Andrew Naudain and is nearby on the north side of the Lepsic River and has a cemetery "Joseph Snow Farm", Cemetery # 2751362 .
Age 42 yrs. 29 dys.
This cemetery is located on a track of land on the south side of the Lepsic River in Litte Duck Creek, Kent County, Delaware that was called " Belle's Endeavor " in 1716 owned by Thomas Green. In 1774 Thomas Green sold this land to William Barnes. By 1790 Andew Naudain had acquired this land and had built a home that he named "Snowland" in honor of his wife, Elizabeth Snow. This house is on the National Register of Historical Places and approved 20 March 1973. See attached Record & Map location to verify the above information. This is not the property owned by the "Snow Family" called "Snowland" for which Rebecca inherited prior to her marriage to Andrew Naudain and is nearby on the north side of the Lepsic River and has a cemetery "Joseph Snow Farm", Cemetery # 2751362 .
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