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Not sure of relationship between Matthias Schneider and Jacob and Christian Schneider. They are most likely related, may all be brothers, or Matthias may be the father of Jacob and Christian. More research is necessary to determine the exact relationships.
THE ALLEN [List 10 A] A List of Passengers Imported in the Ship Allen from Rotterdam, James Craiges, Master, September 11th, 1729] Male Passengers: Christian Snyder Jacob Snyder Mathias Snyder Female Passengers: Magdelin Snyder In Council, 15th September 1729 The Governor present with Messrs. Laurence & Asheton, James Craigs made Oath to the above List. James Craigie Robt. Charles N.B. the Ship cleared from Cows in the Isle of Wight. "At the Courthouse of Philadelphia, September 15th, 1729...A List was presented of the names of Fifty nine Palatines, who with their Families, making in all about One hundred & twenty six Persons, were imported in the Ship Allen, James Craigie, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Cows, as by Clearance thence dated 7th of July last." From the Minutes of the Provincial Council, printed in Colonial Records, Vol. III, pg. 368. [List 10 B] Palatines imported in the ship Allen, James Craigs, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes as by Clearance, dated 7th July 1729. Subscribed this Declaration 15th September 1729. Christian Schneider Mattdes Schneider (NOTE: From this list, it appears that Christian and Matthias Schneider are the heads of families, probably brothers, although they MAY be father and son, more research necessary).
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~stotzer/snader2.html Note2: Mr. Stiles, in his text in (1) says this about the fate of the orginal Mathias: "A deed in the Lancaster County Courthouse shows Mathias Schneider and wife Magdalena of Philadelphia selling their land in Earl Township to Emanuel Carpenter (Zimmerman) in 1740."
SCHNEIDER / SNYDER / SNIDER (Various spellings for the name Schneider ... Sneder, Schnyder, Sneeder, Schneder, Schnader, Sneider, Snyder, Snider, Snader, & Schneider (the latter believed to be the correct orthography). Mathias Schneider
Jacob Schneider b... d...
m. Magdalene
Christian Schneider b... d... 1793
m. Susanna Margretha d... Jan 1767
(The above came from northern Switzerland near the Baden/Wurtemberg Germany boarder line by way of Holland, and England. They parted from Cowes, Isle of Wight, 7 July 1729 on the ship "Allen", James Craigie ship's master. These Schneider's
arrived in Philadelphia and took the oath of allegiance to King George II, King of England, on 15 Sept. 1729. They then made their way to Weber-thal, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania where their friends George, Henry, & Jacob Weber (Swiss Mennonites) had settled some time earlier. (These Weber's later changed their name to Weaver)) Christian Schneider obtained 138 acres on the north & south of Conestoga Creek, adjoining the land of George Weber (this land was later conveyed to him by deed by Thomas & Richard Penn. Christian erected a cabin on the south bank of Conestoga Creek at a spring (land owned by John Trego in 1903, in East EArl Twp., Lancaster Co., Pa.) Christian lived here tile his death in 1793. (Death records of Christian and Susanna are in the Zeltenreich Church Records.) The descendants of Christian are buried in New Holland & Zeltenreich Reformed Church cemeteries. John Michael, son of Christian, received a deed from the Executive Council of Pa. for 100 acres, adjoining his father's on the west, dated 4 April 1785. John Michael also purchased 44 acres and 146 perches from Peter & Barbara Worst which laid immediately north of his 100 acre tract. The original land purchased by Christian in 1733 passed out of the family in 1881 when Isaac Schneider, son of Christian Jr. died. John Michael and his brother Christian Jr. erected a barn on the land originally held by their father in 1781. In 1903 this barn was still standing on the land then owned by Elais Martin. Jacob & Mathais patented 250 acres of land northeast of Weber-thal, Center Reformed & Lutheran Church (now St. John's) is in Weber-thal. Jacob also purchased land form William Morris. Many of the descendants of Jacob Schneider are buried at Center Reformed Church (St John's), they were all followers of Zwingli and in this country united themselves with the Reformed Church.
Christian Schneider ( - 1793) Susanna Magretha ( - Jan 1767)
John Jacob
Christian Jr.
Isaac Schneider ( - 1881) ... m. Susanna Weber Weaver (descendant of Jacob Weber of Weber-thal)
Philip
John Michael ( 1744- 2 Sept. 1831) ... m. (25 Nov. 1766) Elenora Mueller (1742 - 22 Sept. 182 (daughter of Lenhard Mueller, an early Huguenot settler of East Earl Twp.)
Christian
Michael
Lenora
Sophia
Susanna
Margaret
Elizabeth There is currently a break in these records until the early 1800's. It appears the John Schneider listed in Lancaster Co., Pa. in the 1820 census, migrated to Ohio in 1828 or 1829. At this time the spelling was written as 'Snider'. The Pennsylvania Military Records listed John Schneider as serving in the Revolutionary War and being shot in the head. The researcher, Howard Snider, believes this same John Schneider who was wounded was the grandfather of John Schneider/Snider who moved from Lancaster Co., Rapho Twp., Manheim (Mannheim), Pa. to Ohio. No documents have been found to prove this at this time. Questions remain ... was this John Schneider the son of Christian or Jacob ??? The old John Snider farm and home is located southeast of Morges, Ohio, about ½ mile east of Morges. There were about 260 acres and some of the old buildings were known to be standing. Carroll Co. records at Carrollton, Ohio show George, James & Jacob Snider conveyed property to John Finefrock by quick claim deed (Lucetta's husband). The description of the John Snider farm was SE ¼ and E ½ and SW ¼ of Sect 11, Twp 16, Range 7 in Carroll Co., Ohio.
John Schneider/Snider ... Elizabeth Schroyer
(children of John & Elizabeth) George E. (25 Jan 1815-15 May 1883) m. (18 June 1837) Elizabeth Platt (25 Sept. 1816 Ohio - 5 June 1889) (both bur. New Haven I00F Cemetery)
Elizabeth "Betsy"(1816 - 15 Mar 1886 m.(13 Jan 1833) David Rinehart(1806- ) (bur. Old Reformed Cemetery, Waynesburg,Ohio)
Anna (1 Dec 1817 Pa - 21 Jan 1895) (bur. Old Liberty Cemetery, Oneida, Ohio)
James M. (30 Jan 1820 Pa. - 4 May 1874) m.(26 Ap 1843 - Susanna A. Linn (14 Mar 1820 Pa _ 25 May 1905) (both bur. New Haven I00F Cemetery)
Benjamin (30 Sept. 1821 Pa - 15 Feb. 1859) (bur. Koontz Cem. Fairfield, Ill) m.(4 Oct. 1846) Catherine Worley (1826 - 1903) (bur. Old Harmony Cem. at Mognolia,Oh)
Lucetta (25 Sept. 1824 - 28 Mar 1900) m.(1843) John Finefrock (30 Dec 1821 - 9 Jan 1906) (both bur. New Cem. Waynesburg, Ohio)
Isaac (11 May 1826 Pa - 25 Oct. 1887) m.(12 May 1853) Sarah Gibler (17 July 1829 - 18 Feb. 1894) (both bur. Clear Creek Cem Bippus, In)
Abbisal "Abbie" (1828 Pa - 1905) m.(5 Oct. 1848) John V Worley (31 Mar 1824 - 1902 (both bur. Bethlehem Cem Malvern, Oh)
Amanda (1829 Oh - 1896) (m.(27 Dec 1846) John C Skelly (1821 - 9 July 1874) (both bur. Israel Lutheran Cem Paris, Oh)
Jacob (27 Oct. 1831 Oh - 14 Nov. 1884) (bur. McCune Cem McCune, Kan) m.(20 Jan 1853) Susan Downs (14 Apr 1832 - 31 Jan 1908 (bur. Altamont Cem in Kansas)
(This information was taken from "SCHNEIDER/SNIDER FAMILY HISTORY" Researched & Compiled by Rosemanry Marquart Dager & Howard Snider 1981) Thank You for visiting my genealogy site, if you know of any errors or additions to this genealogy in fact or personal record of those charted above please notify me. Snider Index (^ not active at this time) Marquart Index
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