Snodgrass Family History Book

Snodgrass Family Documents, Stories & Articles
19 Jan 1936 --Thomas Walter Snodgrass. b. 28 Jul 1902,
d. 19 Jan 1936, buried Row 29, Lincoln Cemetery.
1938 -- John Elbert Snodgrass. son, b. 1904. d. 1938,
buried Row 19, Lincoln Cemetery.
1938 - John P. Snodgrass. father, b. 1861, d. 1938, buried
Row 19, Lincoln Cemetery (on stone with Ida Frances, d.
1932).
9 Nov 1938 -- William Henry Snodgrass, b. 28 Sep 1886.
d. 9 Nov 1938, buried Row 17. Lincoln Cemetery.
1940 -- Mary Etta Snodgrass. b. 1888. d. 1940, buried Row
3, Lincoln Cemetery.
1942 -- Harriet C, Snodgrass, b. 1849, d. 1942, buried
Rose Cemetery.
8 Apr 1999 -- Leslie E. Snodgrass Rawlins County Square
Deal (22 Apr 1999 KS newspaper obituary)
Leslie E. Snodgrass was born Oct. 15. 1921 in Washington
County near Lincoln, Ark., to Chester D. and Viola
Pridemore Snodgrass. He died at the age of77 on April 8,
1999 at Medi-Homes Nursing Center at Prairie Grove, Ark.
He grew up on the family farm and graduated from country
grade school. He served in the Army during World War 11
in Africa and Italy. Following his discharge. he returned to
the Lincoln area and helped his parents vvith their farming
and his own.
In the mid 1980s, he moved to Welling, Oklahoma near
Tenkiller Dam and continued residing there until his health
declined in early 1998. He was preceded in death by his
parents and younger brother. C. Bob Snodgrass.
21 Apr 1942 -- Thomas L. Snodgrass, father, b. 4 Jan
1863, d. 21Apr1942, buried Row 18, Lincoln Cemetery (on
stone with J. D .• d. 1926).
19 Jul 1948 -- Allen E. Snodgrass, b. 22 Oct 1927. d. 19 Jul
1948. buried Row 3, Lincoln Cemetery.
26 May 1949 -- Gerald Leon, infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Roy
Snodgrass, d. 26 May 1949, buried Row 19, Lincoln
Cemetery.
29 Aug 1950 -- William J. Snodgrass, b. 18 Nov 1866. d.
29 Aug 1950. buried Row 3, Lincoln Cemetery.
22 May 1952 -- Bobby Joe Snodgrass, infant son of Mr. &
Mrs. Roy Snodgrass. d. 22 May 1952, buried Row 19, in
Lincoln Cemetery.
20 Aug 1962 -- Lonnie Fred Snodgrass. b. 28 Jul 1913, d.
20 Aug 1962, buried Row 29. Lincoln Cemetery.
1960 -- Esther Mae Snodgrass, b. 1897. d. 1960, buried
Goshen Cemetery.
17 Oct 1963 --Tommie Dean Snodgrass, b. 7 Feb 1962. d.
17 Oct 1963, buried Row 16S, Lincoln Cemetery.
15 Sep 1977 - Leonard Elden Snodgrass, PFC US Army,
WW II, FHM Luginbuel. b. 1922, d. 15 Sep 1977. buried
Row 8, Lincoln Cemetery.
16 Mar 1979 - Chester D. Snodgrass, FHM Luginbuel, d.
16 Mar 1979, age 80 years. buried Row l 6S. Lincoln
Cemetery. [Chester D. s/o John P. & Ida F.]
18 Apr 1979 -- James Samuel Snodgrass. b. 8 Jul 1906. d.
18 Apr 1979, buried Bluff Cemetery (on same stone Bonnie
Jean Snodgrass, b. 19 Jun 1912, d. ---).
Survivors include three brothers, Roy and John, both of
Lincoln, Ark., and Lonnie of Atwood, Kan.; and numerous
nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held April 10 at
the Luginbuel Mortuary Chapel at Prairie Grove with
interment at Lincoln Cemetery.
[ vss - obit contributed by SCS member Mrs. Linda
Snodgrass ]
Document 10.82. Letter to Clara Bee Snodgrass Risley
concerning the Bradley Family.
Joyce Bradley McComb
1730 Tessamine Road
Lexington, South Carolina 29072
9 November 1983
Mrs. Clara Risley
Rt. I Box 177 A
Lincoln, Arkansas 72744
Dear Mrs. Risley:
I am enclosing photos of the graves of your ancestors: John
Phillip Bradley Sr.. his wife. Nancy Johnson Bradley and
their son, John Phillip Bradley Jr. I have written information
on the backs of the photographs. When I made these photos
it was drizzling rain and the chalk would not stick so I could
not outline them so they would stand out in the photo. I have
no idea what is written on the bottom of John Phillip Bradley
Sr.'s stone. I think it some kind of memorial verse. If I get
back that way on a sunny day and chalk will work, I'll try to
read it.
The last time I was there in 1982 1 found John Phillip
Bradley Jr.'s grave, but did not note he was buried next to his
parents. This time the stone was broken and laying with the
back side up and I like not to have found it, but because it
was broken, I read all the stones more carefully and that is
how l found his parents graves. This cemetery is very pretty
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