Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameMartha Ann Brown 
Birth17 Aug 1910, Southwick, Nez Perce Co., Idaho
Death9 Dec 2002, Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho
BurialEastside Cemetery, Midvale, Washington Co., Idaho
FatherGeorge Miller Brown (1857-1928)
MotherCora Dell Jones (1873-1923)
Spouses
Birth17 Apr 1894, Mystic, Missouri
Death14 Dec 1973, Caldwell, Canyon Co., Idaho
BurialEastside Cemetery, Midvale, Washington Co., Idaho
OccupationProtestant Minister [Nazarene]
FatherJames William Grover Sapp (1864-1935)
MotherLillian T. Frazier (1875-1894)
Marriage2 Jul 1928, Orofino, Clearwater Co., Idaho
Notes for Martha Ann Brown
. . . lived in Clarkston, Washington then, Weiser, Idaho. Husband was a protestant minister.
Martha Brown was born in 1910. She married Frederick Sapp. They later lived in Clarkston, Washington. Their children were Fred Jr., Norma Jacks, James, and Joan.
Obituary from Martha’s funeral, Thursday, December 12, 2002
Martha Ann Sapp was born Martha Ann Brown on august 17, 1910, in the country home where the Browns lived near Southwick, Idaho. She was named after her Grandma Brown, who always wanted a granddaughter named after her. Martha said, “I was the last of ten children, so I ended up the one.” From the age of two until thirteen, Martha and her family lived in five different places in Idaho. When Martha was thirteen, the family moved to Kendrick, Idaho. Their first year there, Martha’s mother died. After her mother’s death, Martha lived with her older sisters until she was seventeen.
At the age of seventeen, while living in Cavendish, Idaho, she met Fred Olen Sapp, Sr. Just before Martha turned eighteen, on July 2, 1928, in Orofino, Idaho, Fred and Martha were married. They honeymooned in Canada. On June 9, 1929, while living in Kendrick, Idaho, they welcomed their first son, Fred Olen Sapp, Jr. into the family.
Martha and Fred Sr. lived in several places in Idaho, and finally settled, more or less, in Juliaetta, where, four years after Fred Jr.’s birth, they welcomed a daughter, Norma Naomi, on July 8. Martha’s husband, Fred Sr., was pastor of the Methodist church in Juliaetta. In the course of their marriage, Fred Sr. pastured a series of churches, including the Colton, Shady Brook, Clarkston, Lewiston, Spokane, and Weiser Advent Christian Churches. In addition to being in the pastorate, Fred and Martha worked in the orchards, bean fields, and the hop yards to make ends meet. In the face of so many moves, Martha learned the fine art of being flexible and of making a warm home for her husband and children.
While living in Salem, Oregon in 1943, Fred and Martha celebrated the birth of their second daughter, Joan Marlene, on September 16th; and two years later their fourth and last child, James Ronald, made his appearance on October 5th.
In 1948, Fred Jr. went into the navy, and in 1949 the Sapp family moved to Weiser, Idaho, where Fred Sr. pastured the Advent Christian Church. In Weiser, Martha worked first at Warren’s dry cleaners and then at the Weiser nursing home. They lived in Weiser until December of 1973, when Fred Sr. passed away. After Fred Sr.’s death, Martha lived part of the year with her son and daughter-in-law, Fred Jr. and Paula, I Medford, Oregon, and the rest of the year with her daughter and son-in-law, Norma and Vernon Jacks, in Midvale, Idaho. When Martha became too ill to travel back and forth between Oregon and Idaho, she stayed with Norma in Midvale. She lived with Norma and Vernon until her death.
Martha is survived by her four children, by six grandchildren (Rodney, Kevin, Karen, Kirk, Jamie, Kenny), and by eight great-grandchildren (Heather, Christopher Sean, Christopher James, Ashley, Tamlyn, Benjemen, Tre, Jayden), all of whom lived her dearly. She was known to all for her sense of humor; her unyielding faith in god; her wonderful alto singing voice; her beautiful crocheted doilies and “snowflakes” for the Christmas tree; and her almost magical “raisin-filled cookies,” which are still a much coveted treat in the Sapp family. Martha enjoyed and was proud of all her children and loved being with her family. Some of her greatest joys were listening to her children and grandchildren sing; watching her husband, children, and grandchildren play rousing croquet games; listening to grandson Rodney play the guitar or banjo; listening to her eldest, Fred Jr. preach or sing. Martha played the piano and, when she received a guitar from grandson Rodney, she learned to play it as well.
Above all, Martha loved her lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. She spoke often of His faithfulness, His sustaining love, His place in her heart and life. When she had trouble sleeping in her later years, she said it just gave her that much more time to pray. She began each day talking to the Lord, and ended it thanking Him. Though we mourn her loss, we rejoice that the next face Martha sees will be the face of the One she loved so dearly: Jesus. And we look forward to that great day when we will be with her again in eternity. Until that time, may we, in our words and actions, carry on Martha’s legacy of faith and love. And may God be with each of us, leading and guiding us, and reminding us of the wondrous gift he gave us in Martha, our sweet mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.
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Martha A. Sapp
Birth:
Aug. 17, 1910
Southwick
Nez Perce County
Idaho, USA
Death:
Dec. 9, 2002
Midvale
Washington County
Idaho, USA
Family links:
Parents:
George Miller Brown (1857 - 1928)
Cora Dell Jones Brown (1873 - 1923)
Spouse:
Frederick Olan Sapp (1894 - 1973)*
Burial:
Eastside Cemetery
Midvale
Washington County
Idaho, USA
Maintained by: Jamie Sapp Booth
Originally Created by: Cheryl Hanson
Record added: Mar 19, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 18522188
Martha Brown was born in 1910. She married Frederick Sapp. They later lived in Clarkston, Washington. Their children were Fred Jr., Norma Jacks, James, and Joan.
Obituary from Martha’s funeral, Thursday, December 12, 2002
Martha Ann Sapp was born Martha Ann Brown on august 17, 1910, in the country home where the Browns lived near Southwick, Idaho. She was named after her Grandma Brown, who always wanted a granddaughter named after her. Martha said, “I was the last of ten children, so I ended up the one.” From the age of two until thirteen, Martha and her family lived in five different places in Idaho. When Martha was thirteen, the family moved to Kendrick, Idaho. Their first year there, Martha’s mother died. After her mother’s death, Martha lived with her older sisters until she was seventeen.
At the age of seventeen, while living in Cavendish, Idaho, she met Fred Olen Sapp, Sr. Just before Martha turned eighteen, on July 2, 1928, in Orofino, Idaho, Fred and Martha were married. They honeymooned in Canada. On June 9, 1929, while living in Kendrick, Idaho, they welcomed their first son, Fred Olen Sapp, Jr. into the family.
Martha and Fred Sr. lived in several places in Idaho, and finally settled, more or less, in Juliaetta, where, four years after Fred Jr.’s birth, they welcomed a daughter, Norma Naomi, on July 8. Martha’s husband, Fred Sr., was pastor of the Methodist church in Juliaetta. In the course of their marriage, Fred Sr. pastured a series of churches, including the Colton, Shady Brook, Clarkston, Lewiston, Spokane, and Weiser Advent Christian Churches. In addition to being in the pastorate, Fred and Martha worked in the orchards, bean fields, and the hop yards to make ends meet. In the face of so many moves, Martha learned the fine art of being flexible and of making a warm home for her husband and children.
While living in Salem, Oregon in 1943, Fred and Martha celebrated the birth of their second daughter, Joan Marlene, on September 16th; and two years later their fourth and last child, James Ronald, made his appearance on October 5th.
In 1948, Fred Jr. went into the navy, and in 1949 the Sapp family moved to Weiser, Idaho, where Fred Sr. pastured the Advent Christian Church. In Weiser, Martha worked first at Warren’s dry cleaners and then at the Weiser nursing home. They lived in Weiser until December of 1973, when Fred Sr. passed away. After Fred Sr.’s death, Martha lived part of the year with her son and daughter-in-law, Fred Jr. and Paula, I Medford, Oregon, and the rest of the year with her daughter and son-in-law, Norma and Vernon Jacks, in Midvale, Idaho. When Martha became too ill to travel back and forth between Oregon and Idaho, she stayed with Norma in Midvale. She lived with Norma and Vernon until her death.
Martha is survived by her four children, by six grandchildren (Rodney, Kevin, Karen, Kirk, Jamie, Kenny), and by eight great-grandchildren (Heather, Christopher Sean, Christopher James, Ashley, Tamlyn, Benjemen, Tre, Jayden), all of whom lived her dearly. She was known to all for her sense of humor; her unyielding faith in god; her wonderful alto singing voice; her beautiful crocheted doilies and “snowflakes” for the Christmas tree; and her almost magical “raisin-filled cookies,” which are still a much coveted treat in the Sapp family. Martha enjoyed and was proud of all her children and loved being with her family. Some of her greatest joys were listening to her children and grandchildren sing; watching her husband, children, and grandchildren play rousing croquet games; listening to grandson Rodney play the guitar or banjo; listening to her eldest, Fred Jr. preach or sing. Martha played the piano and, when she received a guitar from grandson Rodney, she learned to play it as well.
Above all, Martha loved her lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. She spoke often of His faithfulness, His sustaining love, His place in her heart and life. When she had trouble sleeping in her later years, she said it just gave her that much more time to pray. She began each day talking to the Lord, and ended it thanking Him. Though we mourn her loss, we rejoice that the next face Martha sees will be the face of the One she loved so dearly: Jesus. And we look forward to that great day when we will be with her again in eternity. Until that time, may we, in our words and actions, carry on Martha’s legacy of faith and love. And may God be with each of us, leading and guiding us, and reminding us of the wondrous gift he gave us in Martha, our sweet mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.
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Martha A. Sapp
Birth:
Aug. 17, 1910
Southwick
Nez Perce County
Idaho, USA
Death:
Dec. 9, 2002
Midvale
Washington County
Idaho, USA
Family links:
Parents:
George Miller Brown (1857 - 1928)
Cora Dell Jones Brown (1873 - 1923)
Spouse:
Frederick Olan Sapp (1894 - 1973)*
Burial:
Eastside Cemetery
Midvale
Washington County
Idaho, USA
Maintained by: Jamie Sapp Booth
Originally Created by: Cheryl Hanson
Record added: Mar 19, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 18522188
Notes for Frederick Olan (Spouse 1)
. . . had the Juliaetta Nazarene church before moving to Clarkston.
377Fred Sapp was the only child of Lillian and James.
Fred was born 17 April 1894, in Mystic, Missouri.
Fred was a pastor at both the Clarkston, Washington [sic.] He died at a Caldwell, Idaho Hospital.
He was enroute from his home at Weiser to the Boise Veterans Hospital.
Reb. Sapp was a veteran of WWI and is buried at Midvale.
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Frederick Olan "Fred" Sapp
Birth:
Apr. 17, 1894
Mystic
Sullivan County
Missouri, USA
Death:
Dec. 14, 1973
Caldwell
Canyon County
Idaho, USA
Frederick O. Sapp was born in1894 in Mystic Missiouri. His mother died when he was only 4 weeks old, and he was raised by his grandmother Susannah until he was 11 when she died. He then went to live with his grandmother Alcinda Frazier until he was grown. He left Missiouri with some of the Fraziers, and went to Montana. He enlisted in the Army during the 1st. world war, but before shipping out came down with the flu and was left behind. He married the first time while in the service, but it didn't last long. He married a second time, but also was short lived. He went to Idaho where he met and married Martha Brown, in July of 1928, they had four children. He was a minister for many years in the Advent Christian Church. Fred died in 1973 at Caldwell Idaho, and is buried at Eastside Cemetary in Midvale Idaho.
Family links:
Parents:
Lillian Frazier Sapp (1875 - 1894)
James W. G. Sapp (1864 - 1935)
Spouse:
Martha A. Sapp (1910 - 2002)
Burial:
Eastside Cemetery
Midvale
Washington County
Idaho, USA
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Maintained by: Jamie Sapp Booth
Originally Created by: Cheryl Hanson
Record added: Mar 19, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 18522175
377Fred Sapp was the only child of Lillian and James.
Fred was born 17 April 1894, in Mystic, Missouri.
Fred was a pastor at both the Clarkston, Washington [sic.] He died at a Caldwell, Idaho Hospital.
He was enroute from his home at Weiser to the Boise Veterans Hospital.
Reb. Sapp was a veteran of WWI and is buried at Midvale.
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Frederick Olan "Fred" Sapp
Birth:
Apr. 17, 1894
Mystic
Sullivan County
Missouri, USA
Death:
Dec. 14, 1973
Caldwell
Canyon County
Idaho, USA
Frederick O. Sapp was born in1894 in Mystic Missiouri. His mother died when he was only 4 weeks old, and he was raised by his grandmother Susannah until he was 11 when she died. He then went to live with his grandmother Alcinda Frazier until he was grown. He left Missiouri with some of the Fraziers, and went to Montana. He enlisted in the Army during the 1st. world war, but before shipping out came down with the flu and was left behind. He married the first time while in the service, but it didn't last long. He married a second time, but also was short lived. He went to Idaho where he met and married Martha Brown, in July of 1928, they had four children. He was a minister for many years in the Advent Christian Church. Fred died in 1973 at Caldwell Idaho, and is buried at Eastside Cemetary in Midvale Idaho.
Family links:
Parents:
Lillian Frazier Sapp (1875 - 1894)
James W. G. Sapp (1864 - 1935)
Spouse:
Martha A. Sapp (1910 - 2002)
Burial:
Eastside Cemetery
Midvale
Washington County
Idaho, USA
Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?]
Maintained by: Jamie Sapp Booth
Originally Created by: Cheryl Hanson
Record added: Mar 19, 2007
Find A Grave Memorial# 18522175