OBITS: SNODGRASS,Isabel  1887 Jefferson County Ohio

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OBITUARY OF MRS. ISABEL SNODGRASS. 
 Isabel, wife of the late John Snodgrass, died at her home in Salem Township, 
Jefferson County, Ohio. on January 13th, 1887, aged 77 years, 4 months, 7 days. 
She was born September 6, 1809 near Bloomfield and at the age of five years, 
removed with her parents, Samuel & Margaret Lech, to a farm near Reeds's 
Mills. Soon after this her father died leaving the care of nine children 
on her mother, all of whom preceded her to the grave excepting her youngest 
brother, Robert Leech, who resides near Richmond. She was married to 
John Snodgraa on December 20th, 1827 and they lived together nealy fifty 
eight years, he dying Octomber 29th, 1885. They had  four children, all 
of whom live near the old home; James Maggie J. and John L. Snodgrass and 
Mrs. Mary Bell Gilkinson. Mrs. Snodgrass was a member of  the Two Ridge 
Presbyterian Church for 45 years and during her afflicitons, lasting many 
years, during her afflictions, lasting many years, was ever the same 
uncomplaining, patient,She was buried at Two Ridge Cemetery.