Johannes A. Schneider ²

   Other names for Johannes were John A Schneider and John A Snyder.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Book: Genealogical & Biographical Annals of Northumberland County by J. L. Floyd, 1911. ² John A. Snyder, son of Johan Jacob, was born March 29, 1803, in Upper Mahanoy Township, where he lived and died, passing away April 18, 1867. He was a lifelong farmer, owning a fine place of 140 acres along the south side of Line Mountain, near Greenbrier. He was a Lutheran member and one of the most liberal supporters of and active workers in Himmel's Church; holding all the church offices, and helped to work on the old stone church mentioned previously as having been erected in 1818, helping to gather stone from the mountain. He was twice married, and both his wives were Reformed members of that church. His first wife, Maria (Schollenberger), is buried there. She was a daughter of Benedict and Christian (Moyer) Schollenberger, who came from Albany Township, Berks County, and his second wife, Judith (Diehl), a native of Berks County, was a daughter of Michael and Sarah (Schollenberger) Diehl, her mother being a sister of Maria, his first wife. Mrs. Judith Snyder died Jan. 30, 1907, aged ninety years, two months, six days. Mr. Snyder had fifteen children by his first wife, eight sons and seven daughters, namely: Solomon, Michael, Benjamin, Amos, Jared, Aaron, John, a son not named, Regina, Susanna, and five daughters who died young, several close together, of diphtheria. To the second marriage were born six, three sons and three daughters: Peter D., Jeremiah, Tobias, Hannah (married David Schoffstall), Lydia (married John Schoffstall, brother of David) and Sarah (married James S. Reitz).

Johannes married Anna Maria Magdalena Schollenberger, daughter of Benedict Schollenberger and Christina, in 1821 in Rebuck: Himmel's Church, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA.

Johannes next married Judith Diehl in 1847 in Rebuck: Himmel's Church, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, USA.¹ (Judith Diehl died on 30 Jan 1907 ².)