Lucinda was the daughter of Wilson Stewart and Mary Ann Coombs Tennery. Her paternal grandparents were Thomas and Jane Wilson Tennery of eastern Tennessee. She married Edgar Snearly in Jasper County, Illinois on March 4, 1858. Catherine was described as being very religious, stern, and thrifty. She was a small woman about 5 ft. tall with a narrow waist, dark eyes, dark hair and rosy cheeks. When her husband joined the Union army and left to fight in the Civil War, she was left at home with two small sons. At one time during the war, raiders stole all her meat and killed the two hunting dogs.
Lucinda was the daughter of Wilson Stewart and Mary Ann Coombs Tennery. Her paternal grandparents were Thomas and Jane Wilson Tennery of eastern Tennessee. She married Edgar Snearly in Jasper County, Illinois on March 4, 1858. Catherine was described as being very religious, stern, and thrifty. She was a small woman about 5 ft. tall with a narrow waist, dark eyes, dark hair and rosy cheeks. When her husband joined the Union army and left to fight in the Civil War, she was left at home with two small sons. At one time during the war, raiders stole all her meat and killed the two hunting dogs.
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wife of Edgar
Family Members
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George Edgar Snearly
1859–1915
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William Dennis Snearly
1861–1914
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Charles Oscar Snearly
1866–1926
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Adrain Franklin Snearly
1867–1954
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Marion Snearly
1871–1911
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Mary Ettie Snearly
1872–1890
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Synthelia "Thelia" Snearly Huddleston
1874–1950
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Margaret May "Maggie" Snearly Parker
1876–1949
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Evert Pearl Snearly
1878–1926
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Ora Carl Snearly
1882–1963
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