The Snider Scrapbook

Our Snider Photo Gallery contains several photo albums of family events and activities, travels and get-togethers with friends, flowers, and scenes around our home. You are invited to view our galleries.

Shirley's Family Genealogy began on her father's side with Ludwig Frederick Schutz (later changed to Schuetz) and Maria Catherina Golter, both of whom were born in Germany in the early 1700s. The exact dates of birth, date and place of marriage, and arrival in America are unknown. Her mother's side began with Christian Krattinger (later changed to Crotinger), but the first known dates are with Henry Crotinger who was born in 1750.

Vernon's Family Genealogy began with George Schneider (later changed to Snider and Snyder) who was born in Germany in 1754 and Catherine Dillon who was born in Germany in 1750. They were married in 1779 near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. His mother's side began with Joshua and Eleanor Hightower, dates and places of birth and marriage are unknown. Their son, John Hightower, was born in 1692 and married Mary Bryan in 1718.

A family calendar of birthdays and anniversaries helps us to remember throughout the year.

This is a Biographical Record of some significant dates in Shirley's life.

Ministerial Record of the congregations that Vernon has served are listed along with some of the significant dates in his life.

Begin Daily Bible Readings at any time to read the entire Bible in 365 days. There are three scripture references for each day - one from the Old Testament, the Gospel, and the New Testament writings.

Reading from Psalms can help us find strength, comfort and hope for those experiences in our lives when we have special needs. These are references to Psalms that are suggested for those special needs.

The Kansas West Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church is a resource of information and news about our faith and our church.

There are links on this page to resources for devotional readings, our church groups, and to various resources that have been used to build this web site./div>