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Preface countries. Research and Notes llistory is fact and speculation. The two should be kept apart, but some time facts cannot be discovered \vithout speculation. Sometimes we have speculated. but \VC have tried to distinguish between speculation and fact. Many sources of information used in our research arc the result of hours of research at home, on the Internet and in libraries across the United States. Many relatives, friends and total strangers have contributed. This is your history. Where it ends depends upon you. Please begin your own family history. You should record births, deaths. marriages and other pertinent information and help correct any information that might not be correct in this book. Whether you use this book or some other method does not matter. What is important is that you should start such a history. Do it now! Too much history has been lost already. Dedication and Thanks This book is also dedicated to my 1 ' 1 cousin and great friend William Hardy Rauch and his special wife Ruth Ellen (Davis) Rauch \hrho encouraged and advised me to write this book and accompanied me on 1nany research trips and helped gather the vast amount of infonnation and materials required in writing and publishing this book. l would also like to dedicate this book to the many Snodgrass Ancestors who made their contributions through the centuries. Vv'ithout them there would be no history. My book is laid out and \Vritten using the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Personal Ancestral File Software, Pedigree Charts of the Snodgrass line are shown along with a Descendant Outline of the descendants of the William Snodgrass family. In another section of this book I have written in Register Form about the ancestors of William Snodgrass. l have provided a brief example of how the Registry system works for those who are not familiar with it. Register Numbering Example This book is dedicated to my sweet mother Mae Elizabeth (Rauch) Norwood, who planted the seeds of genealogy in me and provided me with the drive to enhance the fruits of her earlier genealogy work. l also dedicate this book to my very loving and special wife, Joan Evelyn (Brown) Norwood. Joan encouraged me and never discouraged me on my genealogy efforts. She was my constant companion and chief researcher and helpmate during all of our years together so that we could become closer to our ancestors. There were many other persons in which this book is dedicated. I would especially like to thank Burlene (Brown) Hilton for her help and the many resource materials in which she provided and are used in this book. During the \Vriting and assembling of the material for this book I met a truly professional genealogist. lie was Virgil Talbot. My wife Joan and I were privileged to spend a Sunday with him doing research on my Rauch, Snodgrass and Talbot families. Virgil wrote two books that were very helpful in completing my book. The books were "The Talbots, Centuries of Service" and ''A Bit of History". Virgil expressed that he would be honored for Joan and inc to use any of the information in our book that he provided. A short time after that delightful Sunday, Virgil passed away to be with his beloved wife Avis West Kirk (Talbot). This book is also dedicated to Clara Bee (Risley) Snodgrass \vho wrote the original Snodgrass Book from which much of the information contained in this book was taken. Without Clara's hard work in putting together the first book, I 1nost likely would not have written this book. Clara died 18 Dec 1993. Clara's son Jerry Eugene Risley most generously agreed to help me and provide materials from his mother's original book so that this book would become a reality. Thanks Jerry. Your mother will be glad we carried on her work. The following example shows the most common (excluding Henry numbers) numbering conventions that can appear in the register report. The register may print some or all of these numbers and symbols depending upon whiuh report options that are selected. Register Example Only Generation 4 ' 64. William James~ SNODGRASS (Sr.) (14] (Thomas Lafayette, J 2 I James , David , Willia1n ). born I 0 Jun 1828 in Sparta, White, Tennessee; died 11 May 1882 in Lincoln, Washington, Arkansas. He 1narricd on 28 Dec 1853 in Sparta, White, Tennessee \\i'inifred (Winnie) Norton BRADLEY [ 15], born 20 Jan I 836 in Near Big Springs, Sparta, White. Tennessee; died 11 Feb 1908 in Lincoln, Washington. Arkansas, daughter of John Phillip BRADLEY (30] and Nancy JOHNSON (31 ]. Children of William James SNODGRASS (Sr.) and Winifred (Winnie) Norton BRADLEY were as follows: + 71 6 Man Francis SNODGRASS (75]. born 8 Aug 1856 in Sparta, White County. Tennessee; died 3 Jan 1941 in Lincoln. Washington County. Arkansas. She married Allen Sea KING (II) [240]. Register Explanation: 64. William James' SNODGRASS (Sr.) [14) (Thomas ~ l 2 I Lafayette . Ja1nes . David , Willia1n ) William James is the 64th person in this ancestral line. The computer assigns this number. William .James is of generation number five. 114) is a RIN number assigned 06/30/01 The Norwood Family History Page iii '
y computer. A RIN is an abbreviation that stands for "Record Identification Number". Thomas Lafayette is of generation number 4 and is William's father. James is of generation number 3 and is Thomas Lafayette's father and William's grandfather. David is of generation number 2 and is James father. William is of generation number l and is Dayid's father. Children of William James SNODGRASS (Sr.) and Winifred (Winnie) Norton BRADLEY were as follows: 0 + 71 i Man Francis SN,ODGRA,SS [75], (William ' • -l ' I Ja1nes. Tho1nas Lafayette . Ja1nes. David , V./illian1 ). born 8 Aug 1856 in Sparta, White, Tennessee: died 3 Jan 1941 in Lincoln. \Vashington. Arkansas. She tnarried on 13 Oct 1887 in Washington. Arkansas Allen Sea (Al) KlNG [240]. born 19 Mar 1848 in Arkansas: died I May 1917. son of\Vesley Henry KING [307] and Evalinc Elizabeth HOLT [87]. ,, + 71 i Mary Francis SNODGRASS [75] Mary Francis is the 71th person in this ancestral line. She had issue (children) because of the(+). She is the first child in the family because of the (i). She is of generation number six. To find her family, go further down the page until you come to 71. There you will find her family broken down in the same manner. Preface 06/30/01 The Norwood Family History Page iv
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