Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameMary Elizabeth “Betsy” Summerfield 
Birthbet 1778/1782
Alias/AKAPatsy; Betty121
FatherJoseph Summerfield (~1750-1828)
MotherWinnie Nelson (~1784-~1830)
Spouses
Birthabt 1782, Pensylvania
Deathbef 1860, Camden Co., Missouri
FatherThomas White Sr. (~1759-1804)
MotherAbigail Grubb (~1758-)
Marriage19 Jun 1800, Randolph Co., (W) Virginia
Marr MemoRobert Maxwell performed the wedding cememony
ChildrenMartha “Patty” (~1803->1870)
Thomas Soldier (1805-1883)
Joseph (1808-1884)
Elizabeth (~1809-)
Sally (Died as Child) (1812-1820)
William “Billy” (1813-1898)
Sarah “Sallie” (~1814-~1894)
Notes for Mary Elizabeth “Betsy” Summerfield
another source says b. 1787
Father: Joseph Summerfield (~1750-1828)
Mother: Winnie Nelson (~1784-)427 [I still have her as Betsy’s mother too…but there is some doubt about it now…]
Father: Joseph Summerfield (~1750-1828)
Mother: Winnie Nelson (~1784-)427 [I still have her as Betsy’s mother too…but there is some doubt about it now…]
Notes for David Grubb (Spouse 1)
Birth : ABT 1782 PA
Death : 1884 Randolph County, VA / WV
427[David apparently died in Camden County MO … where he was living with Margaret Hussong. We know it is the right guy, because we have a copy of a letter that he wrote to his brother Thomas about selling some land in VA.]
Another source says that David Grubb White was the “adopted son of Thomas White and Abigail Grubb” [I have this from more than one source ... including the book “The Family Album, Dry Fork District” by Carolyn White]
514William White was a very tall, dark man of about 6 feet, 3 inches in height. He had coal black hair and eyes. He was a lean lanky raw boned man. I personally remember seeing Billy on many occasions with his straight black hair swarthy features. (E.C. Wyatt) Billy was darker than the rest of the family and his father, David White used this as an excuse to leave Elizabeth and elope with Ruth. He claimed that Billy was fathered by another Indian, but the family seems to agree that his features were merely a carry back through David’s own family, as Solomon Carr, who was also a grandson, came out so dark and swarthy in complexion that the census taker (in 1850) took it upon himself to list this member of the family as a mulatto. Possibly the family never knew this but it was left on record.
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According to the book, “The Family Album, Dry Fork District” by Caolyn White
p42... “Allegheny Tom was the adopted Uncle of Thomas Soldier White. David was the adopted brother of Allegheny Tom. They wer not blood related
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David White born around 1782 in Pa. and married Elizabeth Summerfield, daughter of Joseph Summerfield and Winnie Nelson. David moved to Adair township , Camden County, Missouri and was last known to be there in 1850 at the age of 68!
Death : 1884 Randolph County, VA / WV
427[David apparently died in Camden County MO … where he was living with Margaret Hussong. We know it is the right guy, because we have a copy of a letter that he wrote to his brother Thomas about selling some land in VA.]
Another source says that David Grubb White was the “adopted son of Thomas White and Abigail Grubb” [I have this from more than one source ... including the book “The Family Album, Dry Fork District” by Carolyn White]
514William White was a very tall, dark man of about 6 feet, 3 inches in height. He had coal black hair and eyes. He was a lean lanky raw boned man. I personally remember seeing Billy on many occasions with his straight black hair swarthy features. (E.C. Wyatt) Billy was darker than the rest of the family and his father, David White used this as an excuse to leave Elizabeth and elope with Ruth. He claimed that Billy was fathered by another Indian, but the family seems to agree that his features were merely a carry back through David’s own family, as Solomon Carr, who was also a grandson, came out so dark and swarthy in complexion that the census taker (in 1850) took it upon himself to list this member of the family as a mulatto. Possibly the family never knew this but it was left on record.
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According to the book, “The Family Album, Dry Fork District” by Caolyn White
p42... “Allegheny Tom was the adopted Uncle of Thomas Soldier White. David was the adopted brother of Allegheny Tom. They wer not blood related
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David White born around 1782 in Pa. and married Elizabeth Summerfield, daughter of Joseph Summerfield and Winnie Nelson. David moved to Adair township , Camden County, Missouri and was last known to be there in 1850 at the age of 68!