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SNODGRASS SOURCE BOOKS
INTRODUCTION TO THE SNODGRASS SOURCE BOOKS

The state source books were created by Charlou Dolan.  She began this massive project ca. 1986, organizing and typing the accumulation of Snodgrass research when she got "boxes and boxes" of files from Scott F. Hosier (he was Editor of The MACE 1978-1986).  Those files formed the nucleus of the "source books".  During her tenure as Editor of The MACE, 1987-1993  and since,  Charlou has been hard at it:  gathering and entering into the source books Snodgrass data, making trips  to courthouses and libraries across the country, collecting files & family data from past & present members of  The Snodgrass Clan Society,  as well as soliciting information from many other Snodgrass  researchers.

The source books  are  one of  the  best tools available  to anyone  researching Snodgrass.  One for nearly every state, each is organized by county and within each county, info is arranged  by  date.  These  source books contain a wealth of Snodgrass research.  Census readings - wills - deeds - misc. court records - marriages - deaths - obits - histories - Bible  records - even queries found in genealogical publications  ... all Snodgrass!

Charlou's comments on the collected data are shown as < . > throughout.  Any comments marked [ . ] or [vss -] were added by Violet "Suzie" Snodgrass Schoolcraft beginning in 1997, the result of her reading  the source books and tracing families since she first joined The Snodgrass Clan Society in 1993.

PLEASE keep in mind that the source books are meant to be a reference work - they give us an idea of what has already been found.  Perhaps more importantly, they show us where to look next for what is yet to be done!

REMEMBER, extractions & transcriptions, notes & comments may have errors or may be missing certain portions of the original material.  ALWAYS refer to the original source material whenever possible, using  the source books as a starting point to guide you in your individual research.

If it is SNODGRASS we at The Snodgrass Clan Society continue to collect it!

   
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