1. RUDOLF3 SCHNEIDER (SCHNEIDER2, SCHNEIDER1) was born Abt. 1677 in Oberriedt, STGallen, Switzerland, and died 1743 in Village Oberriedt, Canton Zurich, Parish Eglisau, Switzerland. He married (2) REGILA UTZINGER WFT Est. 1691-1731 in Parish Eglisau,Zurich Oberriedt, Switzerland. She was born April 20, 1679, and died WFT Est. 1691-1780 in South Carolina. He married (3) REGULA UTZINGER WFT Est. 1693-1727 in Parish Eglisau ,Oberriedt, Switzerland. She was born April 20, 1679 in Parish Eglisau, Oberriedt, Switzerland, and died WFT Est. 1715-1774 in South Carolina.
Notes for RUDOLF SCHNEIDER:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Tree #2824, Date of Import: Apr 9, 1997]
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Time Line
1743 June Left Parish Eglisau,Oberriedt,Switzerland with family
Died in route to America
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Notes for REGILA UTZINGER:
Choronology of the Rodolf Schneider Family and Ancestors as interpreted byTed Brewer 11 Nov. 1997
The folloeing summarizes events as i have determined them based on documentation obtained
1. Depature of Schneider family from Switzerland source: list of swiss Emigrants in the Eighteenth Centry to the American Colonies, pg 46.
Regula Utizinger, wife of deceased Rodolf Schneider born 20 April,1679
Her son Jacob -born 13 feb 1742 Jacob wife Regula Hartman born 1717
Jacob & Regula children Anna- born 2 Aug 1740 Hans Jacob- born 13 Feb 1742
Family departed parish Eglisau in June 1743
2.Excerpts from the Carolina Gazette, Published in Charlestown, South Carolina by Timothy ( This is a weekly publication)
Sept 27 1752
On Tuesday last, arrived here, the ship Cunliff, Capt Clayter. from
Rotterdam, with 500 German passengers"
" A ship just arrived with German servants, all in perfect health (not one of them having died during the passage) amonst them are tradesmen of All sorts,
witch wil be indentured on very reasonable terms"
3.the early Snider in South Carolina.
There is evidence that there was a Jacob Snider in South Carolina prior to the arrival of Hans Jacob Schneider (ne: Snider) in 1752 aboard the ship Cunliff.
the earlier Jacob may have been the one who arrived on the ship Allen from Rotterdam, 15 Sept 1729, Master James Craigin.
4. I find no d ocumentation that Jacob and Regula Schneider had more two children-Anna and Hans Jacob there is however, a record of a William Snider whose will reference is made to his father, Jacob, to his brother, Jacob and to his son , Jacob and John and George.
the Herron family Geneaology found on the wwwgen. com shows that the daughter of George Snider, Barbara Snider, married William Jasper Sanford (samford)
5. Guide maps to development of South Carolina Parishs, Districts and Counties.
6. Two maps of South Carolina areas locationg Dutch Forks, J . Snider Ent,
(Stagecoach stop) And H Weaver's Mill (Weavers were in the wagon train to Alabama
with Susannah Snider in 1809 . ther were marriages between Weavers and Sniders)
8.Excerpt from " Cemeteries of upper Colleton County , South Carolina another reference to and location for Snider's in South Carolina.at
Sate archives Cloumbia S. C.
Notes for Regala Utzinger
widow Schneider departed for the United States in 1743 with her son his wife
and there children Hans Jacob and Anna there is one record that indicates Regula's maiden name is spelled Utsinger. the point departure was Parish Eglisau, Switzerland
Notes for REGULA UTZINGER:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Tree #2824, Date of Import: Apr 9, 1997]
Ref# FCR# 1608
Time Line
1743 Jun Left Parish Eglisau,Oberriedt,Switzerland with family
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Ref# FCR# 1608
Time Line
1743 Jun Left Parish Eglisau,Oberriedt,Switzerland with family
JACOB4 SCHNEIDER, b. February 26, 1711/12, Village Oberiedt Canton Zurich Parish Eglisau, Switzerland; d. 1756, Saxe Gotha, Orangeburgh, South Carolina..
