Jacob C. Snider

From Pennsylvania to Waterloo - A Biographical History of Waterloo Township

Item Name

Deed

Other Owner(s) Nil

Category Documents

Year Early: 1848 - Late: 1848

Description Deed 1175 dated April 10, 1848 between Henry B.K. Bauman, Waterloo Township, tanner; Catharine Bauman, his wife; and, Jacob C. Snider, Waterloo Township, yeoman. Jacob C. Snider purchased 162 acres, Lot 8 in Woolwich Township, Waterloo County, Ontario. The deed was recorded in the Register Office of the County of Waterloo, the 22nd day of June, 1849 in Liber F Folio 122 No. of Memorial 1175.

Collection Kitchener Public Library

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Accession No. MC.7.2e

References Marvin C. Smith in "St. Jacobs - It's Early History," Waterloo Historical Society, 56 (1968), 33-49, notes on page 33: On April 10, 1848 Jacob C. Snider bought a farm on the south side of the Conestogo River and in 1850 and 1851 built flour mill, sawmill, woolen mill, and dam. He sold out to his son Jacob on February 20, 1855. Other owners were H.F.J. Jackson 1856, George W. Eby 1857, and Jacob, Daniel, Peter and Martin Eby in 1860. Benjamin D. Snider became owner in 1863. He sold to E.W.B. Snider on December 31, 1870 and he operated it until 1917 when he sold to his son William Snider."

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	Deed Deed 505 dated February 20, 1855 between Jacob C. Snider and Jacob C. Snyder Jr. for Lot 8 German Company Tract, Woolwich Township, Waterloo County, Canada.
	Indenture Indenture 306 dated May 17, 1852 between Jacob Martin and Jacob C. Snider, Jr. related to a proposed dam for Lot 8 German Company Tract, Woolwich Township, Waterloo County, Canada.
	Lease Indenture of Lease 1766 dated January 5, 1850 between John M. Martin and Jacob C. Snider and relates to the building of a grist mill and dam on part of Lot 8 German Company Tract, Woolwich Township.
	Mortgage Mortgage 506 dated February 8, 1856 between Jacob C. Snyder and Jacob C. Snyder Jr. on Lot 8 German Company Tract, Woolwich Township, Canada.

Region of Waterloo

Fraktur design based on Family Register by Jacob Shoemacher in Joseph Schneider Bible, 1821.