History of Richard and Evelyn Snider |
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The purpose of my web site is the history of my family the Snider and Cleveland families. This work started back in 1968 in continued up to the year 2003. "Please close out angelfire member page and do allow ActiveX Control to run with Yes." Our Family History Links: |
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SniderPlanet.us
Death Records
East European Family History Societies
History on Fort Porter (Buffalo), NY
LDS Family History Library
Do You Own What You Upload?
United States of America
Bureau of Land Management - Eastern States, General Land Office
Births Deaths & Marrieges Exchange of England.
Buffalo & Erie Co., Public Library
National Archives and Records Administration
Genealogylinks.net
The Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of New York
Fraudulent Lineages
Genealogy - United States and Territories Mapping
Canadian Genealogy & History
Fonds de l’autoroute de l’information
Treasure Maps
Alaska
Alaska.com
Directory of Resources
Oxford Ancestors
Military Records: Civil War
Reference Sources
Vital Records Information
Identity Theft
Little Love
Tachikawa Children Home (Tokiko Sanada)
The Marriage of the Crown Prince Akihito
On A Rock In Rural Iowa
ELS Private site (Future page)
Our Family Electronics Links
Amateur Radio and Electronics
Blue Lake Packers, Inc., Mr. Blue Lake
" If you want to live more, you must master the art of appreciating the little everyday blessings of life. This is not altogether a golden world, but there are countless gleams of gold to be discovered in it ..." Henry Alford Porter |
