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Amarintah Mary “Amy” Snider Parler

Birth	:	7 Nov 1828 Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina, USA
Death	:	25 Jul 1872 Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina, USA
Burial	:	St. Paul's United Church Cemetery, Carleton Village, Shelburne County, Canada
Description	:	William Daniel Parler went to Arkansas in 1859 (along with Lehrere.A. Snider, his brother-in-law) and a group of other men and obtained land. When they were settled they wrote for their wives to come. Amarintha Snider Parler (William Snider 4265733 sister) with her children Laura, two years old and Alec, a six-weeks old baby started out to join her husband. In the meantime, Daniel who was not happy in Arkansas, decided to return to South Carolina, hoping to reach there before his wife set out. When the boat on which he was going up the river passed a larger boat... Read More	William Daniel Parler went to Arkansas in 1859 (along with Lehrere.A. Snider, his brother-in-law) and a group of other men and obtained land. When they were settled they wrote for their wives to come. Amarintha Snider Parler (William Snider 4265733 sister) with her children Laura, two years old and Alec, a six-weeks old baby started out to join her husband. In the meantime, Daniel who was not happy in Arkansas, decided to return to South Carolina, hoping to reach there before his wife set out. When the boat on which he was going up the river passed a larger boat going down the river, he noticed a small black trunk on the baggage piled at the front of the boat. He remarked to a fellow passenger, 'That looks like my little old black trunk I left in South Carolina;. When he reached the home of his father-in-law, Jacob Snider, he found that his wife and children had gone to Arkansas. He broke down and cried. The next day, he set out to retrace the long journey and find his family. Back in Arkansas kindly settlers had taken Amarintha and her children into their home to await the return of Daniel. When the family was finally reunited they decided to make their home in Arkansas. During the was Daniel served in the Confederate army. In 1868 he died. He was only 38. Amantha became ill. One day as she lay upon her bed, she raised up on her pillow and say through a crack of the door, a man approaching her house. Immediately she recognized him. 'Its Brother William,' she sighed with relief. And it was. When father Jacob (42657296) had learned of Daniel's death, he had sent William to bring Amantha and the children home. W.J. Snider, his sister and her children made the trip back to South Carolina by wagon, boat and at Memphis they boarded the 'cars'. Written by Laura Parler Hungerpiller (42708166), daughter of Amy Snider-Parler.

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Amarintah Mary “Amy” Snider Parler's memorial is located at: St. Paul's United Church Cemetery, Carleton Village, Shelburne County, Canada.
When did Amarintah Mary “Amy” Snider Parler death?
Amarintah Mary “Amy” Snider Parler death on 25 Jul 1872 in Orangeburg, Orangeburg County, South Carolina, USA

Family Members:

Parent

Deacon William Jacob Snider

(1794 - 1881)

Mary Till Snider

(1799 - 1877)

Siblings

Darcus Snider Holmes

(1821 - 1899)

Elizabeth Jane Snider Thompson

(1826 - 1905)

Rev William Judson Snider

(1831 - 1897)

Margaret Jennette “Maggie” Snider Jenkins

(1834 - 1893)

Dr Allen Manley Snider

(1841 - 1921)

Children

Julia M. Parler Bair

(1851 - 1910)

Laura Catherine Parler Hungerpiller

(1855 - 1946)

Alexander Robert Parler

(1857 - 1922)

James Arnold Parler

(1864 - 1931)

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Coordinate: 43.7449600, -65.3797700

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17. Seaview Cemetery
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18. St. Paul's United Church Cemetery
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19. Centerville Church Cemetery
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