Son of John and Hannah (Coolback) Snook.
Married:
1: Abiah "Abi" Fields 8 April 1806 Warren Co., Ohio
2: Hannah Stout 12 October 1817 Warren Co., Ohio
Capt. William Snook, a native of New Jersey, who settled in Deerfield in 1805. He was a millwright by occupation, and helped build the Wright mill, one at Gainsborough and one in Deerfield for Gen. Sutton. In the War of 1812 he received a Captain's commission. By his first wife, Abi Fields, he had three children, viz: Lowery, Peter W. and Harrison. Mrs. Snook died in 1814, and he was married to Hannah Stout. He died Sept. 29, 1827, about 50 years of age; was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Lebanon.
Married:
1: Abiah "Abi" Fields 8 April 1806 Warren Co., Ohio
2: Hannah Stout 12 October 1817 Warren Co., Ohio
Capt. William Snook, a native of New Jersey, who settled in Deerfield in 1805. He was a millwright by occupation, and helped build the Wright mill, one at Gainsborough and one in Deerfield for Gen. Sutton. In the War of 1812 he received a Captain's commission. By his first wife, Abi Fields, he had three children, viz: Lowery, Peter W. and Harrison. Mrs. Snook died in 1814, and he was married to Hannah Stout. He died Sept. 29, 1827, about 50 years of age; was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Lebanon.
Son of John and Hannah (Coolback) Snook.
Married:
1: Abiah "Abi" Fields 8 April 1806 Warren Co., Ohio
2: Hannah Stout 12 October 1817 Warren Co., Ohio
Capt. William Snook, a native of New Jersey, who settled in Deerfield in 1805. He was a millwright by occupation, and helped build the Wright mill, one at Gainsborough and one in Deerfield for Gen. Sutton. In the War of 1812 he received a Captain's commission. By his first wife, Abi Fields, he had three children, viz: Lowery, Peter W. and Harrison. Mrs. Snook died in 1814, and he was married to Hannah Stout. He died Sept. 29, 1827, about 50 years of age; was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Lebanon.
Married:
1: Abiah "Abi" Fields 8 April 1806 Warren Co., Ohio
2: Hannah Stout 12 October 1817 Warren Co., Ohio
Capt. William Snook, a native of New Jersey, who settled in Deerfield in 1805. He was a millwright by occupation, and helped build the Wright mill, one at Gainsborough and one in Deerfield for Gen. Sutton. In the War of 1812 he received a Captain's commission. By his first wife, Abi Fields, he had three children, viz: Lowery, Peter W. and Harrison. Mrs. Snook died in 1814, and he was married to Hannah Stout. He died Sept. 29, 1827, about 50 years of age; was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Lebanon.
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