She was the daughter of William Henry Tayloe (1791-1871) and Henrietta Ogle (1800-1844).
She married John Marshall Snyder in 1855.
The Washington Post March 27, 1906
Snyder. Sophia Cooke Snyder, the widow of John M. Snyder M.D., at her residence, 3051 N Street Northwest Monday, March 26, 1906 at 2:40PM. Funeral services will be held in the Chapel at Oak Hill Cemetery on Wednesday, March 28 at 4PM. Kindly omit flowers.
(Baltimore papers please copy.)
From A Portrait of Old George Town
by Grace Dunlop Ecker
His wife was Sophy Tayloe, a member of the well-known family of the Octagon House in Washington and beautiful old Mount Airy in Virginia. As a widow in her old age, she had a steady admirer, a General, who came every afternoon at the same time in his Victoria and took her to drive. I can see her now, a small, slight figure in her cape and little black bonnet tied under her chin and holding one of those quaint little ruffled sunshades to keep the sun out of her eyes.
She married John Marshall Snyder in 1855.
The Washington Post March 27, 1906
Snyder. Sophia Cooke Snyder, the widow of John M. Snyder M.D., at her residence, 3051 N Street Northwest Monday, March 26, 1906 at 2:40PM. Funeral services will be held in the Chapel at Oak Hill Cemetery on Wednesday, March 28 at 4PM. Kindly omit flowers.
(Baltimore papers please copy.)
From A Portrait of Old George Town
by Grace Dunlop Ecker
His wife was Sophy Tayloe, a member of the well-known family of the Octagon House in Washington and beautiful old Mount Airy in Virginia. As a widow in her old age, she had a steady admirer, a General, who came every afternoon at the same time in his Victoria and took her to drive. I can see her now, a small, slight figure in her cape and little black bonnet tied under her chin and holding one of those quaint little ruffled sunshades to keep the sun out of her eyes.
She was the daughter of William Henry Tayloe (1791-1871) and Henrietta Ogle (1800-1844).
She married John Marshall Snyder in 1855.
The Washington Post March 27, 1906
Snyder. Sophia Cooke Snyder, the widow of John M. Snyder M.D., at her residence, 3051 N Street Northwest Monday, March 26, 1906 at 2:40PM. Funeral services will be held in the Chapel at Oak Hill Cemetery on Wednesday, March 28 at 4PM. Kindly omit flowers.
(Baltimore papers please copy.)
From A Portrait of Old George Town
by Grace Dunlop Ecker
His wife was Sophy Tayloe, a member of the well-known family of the Octagon House in Washington and beautiful old Mount Airy in Virginia. As a widow in her old age, she had a steady admirer, a General, who came every afternoon at the same time in his Victoria and took her to drive. I can see her now, a small, slight figure in her cape and little black bonnet tied under her chin and holding one of those quaint little ruffled sunshades to keep the sun out of her eyes.
She married John Marshall Snyder in 1855.
The Washington Post March 27, 1906
Snyder. Sophia Cooke Snyder, the widow of John M. Snyder M.D., at her residence, 3051 N Street Northwest Monday, March 26, 1906 at 2:40PM. Funeral services will be held in the Chapel at Oak Hill Cemetery on Wednesday, March 28 at 4PM. Kindly omit flowers.
(Baltimore papers please copy.)
From A Portrait of Old George Town
by Grace Dunlop Ecker
His wife was Sophy Tayloe, a member of the well-known family of the Octagon House in Washington and beautiful old Mount Airy in Virginia. As a widow in her old age, she had a steady admirer, a General, who came every afternoon at the same time in his Victoria and took her to drive. I can see her now, a small, slight figure in her cape and little black bonnet tied under her chin and holding one of those quaint little ruffled sunshades to keep the sun out of her eyes.
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