Elizabeth Schneider or Snyder (September 13, 1784 – May 9, 1852) married John F. Boyer (November 4, 1780 on February 5, 1804-July 6, 1872). They lived in Towamensing Township in Carbon County, PA.<\/p>\n
They had eight children: <\/p>\n
John A. Boyer (1806-1879)
\nJacob Boyer (1817-1890)
\nSamuel Boyer (1825-1897)
\nDaniel Boyer (1809-1894)
\nDavid Boyer
\nLeah Boyer (1828-1894) m. Levi Stroup
\nPolly Boyer
\nElizabeth Boyer
\nSallie Boyer
\nSusan Boyer
\nElias Boyer <\/p>\n
Snyders appearing on the assessment roll of Lower Towamensing Township, Carbon County, PA in 1843-44:<\/p>\n
Benjamin Snyder, carpenter
\nCornelius Snyder, gentleman
\nDaniel Snyder, blacksmith
\nJacob Snyder, miller, 166 acres, grist- and saw-mill
\nMonroe Snyder, farmer
\nPeter Snyder, farmer, 267 acres
\nSimon Snyder, farmer, 106 acres
\nSolomon Snyder, farmer, 224 acres
\nStephen Snyder, farmer, 320 acres
\nThomas Snyder, tanner, 26 acres, tan-yard and bark-mill<\/p>\n
(From History of the Counties of Lehigh and Carbon, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania by Alfred Mathews and Austin N. Hungerford. Philadelphia: Everts and Richards, 1884. Winterthur Library F157.L52m. Pages 764.)<\/p>\n
\u00a92007, Karen Furst. Please feel free to link to any of these pages. This information is for personal use only. Please do not copy, publish, or distribute it elsewhere. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Elizabeth Schneider or Snyder (September 13, 1784 – May 9, 1852) married John F. Boyer (November 4, 1780 on February 5, 1804-July 6, 1872). They lived in Towamensing Township in Carbon County, PA. They had eight children: John A. 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