Matilda A Postlethwait

Birth27 Apr 1840 - Tyler County, West Virginia, United States of America

Death16 October 1930 - Paden City, Wetzel County, West Virginia, United States of America

MotherElizabeth Buckelew

FatherEmmanuel Hoover Postlethwaite

Born in Tyler County, West Virginia, United States of America on 27 Apr 1840 to Emmanuel Hoover Postlethwaite and Elizabeth Buckelew. Matilda A Postlethwait married WILSON SNODGRASS and had 8 children. She passed away on 16 October 1930 in Paden City, Wetzel County, West Virginia, United States of America.

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Parents

Emmanuel Hoover Postlethwaite
1811 - 1894

Elizabeth Buckelew
1804 - 1894

Spouse(s)

Wilson Snodgrass
1827 - 1913

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Mary Malissa Snodgrass
1871 - 1958

Lenna May Snodgrass
1879 - 1887

Granville Stanton Snodgrass
1875 - 1948

Thomas Haymond Snodgrass
1877 - 1972

Martha Virginia Snodgrass
1873 - 1897

Dudley Snodgrass
1882 - Unknown

Jane Snodgrass
1854 - 1855

Francis Leeton Snodgrass
1858 - 1887

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