George Schneider ¹

   Another name for George was Georg.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Census, 1860, Upper Mahanoy Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA. ³ He is listed as George Snyder (age 65) living with his wife Catherine (63); George (23, farm hand); Aaron (20); Louisa (24); Abby (18); and Lidia Wagner (26, widow) with her four children.

• Book: Genealogical & Biographical Annals of Northumberland County by J. L. Floyd, 1911. ¹ George Schneider, son of Johann Nicholas, born in Upper Mahanoy Township Dec. 5, 1794, died Oct. 26, 1875. He lived in the extreme eastern end of Upper Mahanoy Township, on the farm near Howerter's Church now owned by his son Aaron W., and followed farming. Mr. Schneider learned the carpenter's trade with his brother Abraham. and followed it to some extent, helping to build the Old Stone Himmel's Church in 1818. His farm comprised 230 acres, and he built thereon the first house and the barn now used by his son Aaron, the latter being erected in 1841. He held the office of township supervisor and local election offices, and was a Democrat in politics.
On March 4, 1818, George Schneider married Catharine Wagner, daughter of Jacob Wagner, born May 18, 1797, died Jan. 25, 1885; they are buried at the Howerter Church, of which all the family were Lutheran members. Mr. Schneider was a trustee of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider had a family of twelve children: Solomon (who died young), Elizabeth (married Samuel Scmink), Charles, Hannah (married Abraham Erdman), Catharine, Lydia and Mary (twins, the latter dying young), Gideon, Helen, George (married a Long), Aaron W., and Abbie (married a Mr. Adkin).

George married Catherine Wagner on 4 Mar 1818.¹ (Catherine Wagner was born on 18 May 1797,¹ died on 25 Jan 1885 and was buried in Upper Mahanoy Township: Howerter's Church, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA.)