He was a native of Clark County and grew to adulthood there. He married Minerva Portwood on September 28, 1850 in Madison County. They settled near the Bybee Pottery Works and raised a large family. Snowden Lane is named for him.
Mr. Snowden worked as a farmer and carpenter. Although the family was large and the work hours long, he and Mrs. Snowden managed to make each of their children feel special and loved.
He was a native of Clark County and grew to adulthood there. He married Minerva Portwood on September 28, 1850 in Madison County. They settled near the Bybee Pottery Works and raised a large family. Snowden Lane is named for him.
Mr. Snowden worked as a farmer and carpenter. Although the family was large and the work hours long, he and Mrs. Snowden managed to make each of their children feel special and loved.
Gravesite Details
Locally known as the Portwood Cemetery.
Family Members
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Joan Snowden Riley
1851–1876
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Isabella "Belle" Snowden Riley
1855–1932
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Sallie D. Snowden Friend
1856–1948
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Minerva Frances Snowden English
1858–1937
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Susan Snowden Chaney
1859–1950
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George Washington Snowden
1862–1923
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Nancy "Nannie" Snowden Hall
1862–1935
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Ella Snowden Garrison
1868–1952
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Lucy Snowden
1870–1873
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Charles Christopher Snowden Jr
1872–1967
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Laura Victoria Snowden Spurlin
1874–1942
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William Snowden
1876–1898
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