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Martin Snider UE (1748 - 1828)

Martin Snider UE
Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvaniamap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 1789 in Sussex, Kings, New Brunswickmap
Descendants descendants
Died at about age 80 in York, York, Upper Canadamap
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Biography

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Martin Snider was a United Empire Loyalist.
UEL Status:Proven
Date: Undated

Martin was born in 1753. He was the son of Jacob Schneider and Maria Lang. He passed away in 1828.

When the Loyalists joined the British Forces at the time of the American Revolutionary War, the rebels confiscated their land and other property.

Peter and Elias Snyder, brothers of Martin, gave evidence that their father owned 175 acres of land in Northampton County, Philadelphia , which he had to sell to pay their jail fees while they were imprisoned by the American rebels.

The Story of Sussex and Vicinity, New Brunswick, by Grace Aiton, and The Loyalists of New Brunswick, by Esther Clark Wright, provide excellent information on the Loyalist refugees who settled in Nova Scotia, later to become New Brunswick. Both books mention the Snider families.

Martin was first granted three Town lots in the Saint John area in 1785, but later moved to Sussex Parish in Kings County. He and four of his brothers and six others, settled on Trout Creek, finally receiving grants in 1794.

Martin decided to leave New Brunswick around 1811 and move his growing family to York in Upper Canada.

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Snider-3789 and Snider-44 appear to represent the same person because: duplicates reference https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZV8-LVF for mother and father with sources
posted by Kern (Thompson) Brogan

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