Moved from Chesterfield,N.H. to St Johnsbury,Vermont, and later to Far West, Missouri, on the expulsion of the Mormons from Missouri, moved to Illinois, near Quincy.
Many of the children of Levi joined the Mormon Church. William Zerubbabel, Willard and Erastus were prominent in the church. Erastus was a Mormon Apostle. Zerubbabel was attoney general under Brigham Young.
Utah Genealogy Magazine.
First name could be spelled Lucina.
Had 2 sons.
Moved to Stanstead,Canada. Had no children.
Went to Missouri.
Zerubbabel Snow Captain Captain
Note page 39 in the book Valiant the Faith for the picture of the hous that he and his grandfather built in Chesterfied, New Hampshire.
He settled in Chesterfield before 1770 on what was afterward the town poorfarm.
Of Worcester
Molly didn't have children by either marriage.
James resided in Chesterfield until about 1804 when he removed to St Johnsbury.
Have a note that he was a farmer.
Remobed from Chesterfield ,N.H. between 1806 and 1812.
Unmarried
Died in infancy.
Of Chesterfield,N.H.
Resident of Woburn, Marlborough, Rutland, Southborough, and Chesterfield, NH
He settled in Chesterfield about 1762.
From the History of Chesterfield"John now settled in Chesterfield about 1762, in which year he and Moses Smith built the first sawmill erected in the town. He appears to have lived near what was afterwars the town Poor Farm. Came from Massachusetts.
Marlborough, B.m. & D.
Rutland, B. M. & D.
Warren settled in hesterfield, N. H. in 1769 or 1770 having come from Princeton. He died on Streeter Hill at the residence of Edwin Sargent, with whom he was living.
Have another spelling for the first name. (Phoebe)
Probably died in Chesterfield, N.H.
Zerubbabel was a famous Indian figter according to Francis Huntingon Snow.
Of Woburn,Middlesex,Massachusetts.
Zerubbabel Snow Jr's will, dated 25 Sep 1755, "Called into his Majesty's service" names Wife Eliza, sons, James, Jesse, Reuben, and Uriah, and daughters Hannah, Abigail, Eliza and Lucy. Probate 4 Apr 1775. Mentions lands in Woburn, and Wilmington, and in Rumbord, N.H. Inventory dated 11 april 1776.
Death recorded in the Marlborough Records.
Died at age of 66. The date of his death may have been 15 June 1774.
Cumming's Genealogy
Woburn Records
Lunenburg Records.
W.G. Snow
The 2nd marriage was probable.
Of Chelmsford.
After moving from Woburn to Chelmsford, he moved to Dunstable, Nottingham West was set off from Dunstable and was later call Hudson, N. H.
According to the history of Hudson, N.H., via Kimball Webster, records that
John Snow was among the first settlers in town. The exact date of his
settlement in Hudson is not known. Town records say he died on 21 Mar 1735.
His tombstone near his former residence, gives his age as 68 yrs, 4 mths, and 3 days. This information would make the date of his death 16 Sept 1736.
He appears to have had the title of Ensign.
Died at the age of 73 years.
Probably never married.