Annals of Platte County, Missouri - Paxton
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1864, NOV. 385 THE SNELLS. III. 1IENl{lE"T. SlELL, n1d Chas. Chrisinan, from whom she was separated. He married second, Susan Spencer. IV. JOHN SNELL, died, single. V. -Ll5ERT SNELL. was llolwrt Snells first vhild. He 1nd Illlltfllllil. Ilunter. and died in 1881. childless. She lives in Mississippi. VI. C.~RIER SNELL. VII. .ll.l.I. S.E.Ll.. n1d Manoali Miles. Tlley went to Illinois. He was ain intelligent a11d outspoken lnion man, and, during the war, was several times a candidate for office. VIII. L()IIS. SNELL. IX. HENRVY SNELL. lives in l.eaenwo~rtli. A daughter n1d Clias. (list and died in Blareli. 1.991;. X. HARRIET SNELL. n1d a, Fant, a11d died. leaving: 1. H(II)i-Ct. After Fa.nts death. the widow ind a Hold. and (lied, leaving: 2. .lImjI/ H ord. Mrs. Lut-v Ann Snell. widow of Robert Snell (i). married Aiigiist 28. 1866. Thomas Sta ndiford this second wife). and left one child. Thomas Standiford (ii). The Snells lived near Riidgely. Nor. .29The county (-oiirt now allows $200 bounty for re- cruits eretlited to Platte CountV, and R. P. (T. Vilson is appointed eoinmissioner of recruits. DECEMBER Dec. IIhe yea r was reinarka.blv uiifavorable for corn, owing to the dry spring. Iri(-es: Flour. $7 per 100: wheat. $2; corn. $1; potatoes. $2; eggs. 40 cents; coffee. 55 cents; sugar. 35 cents; salt. $6. These hi gh priees are owing. in part, to the depre- ciation of the eurrene) and to the war. Dec. 8 J. t. Greenawalt enrolled as an a.ttnrneV. 1711. ]0Ranisl1n1ent. A niilitary order was proniulgated for the banishment of all lmsl1wlia(~lers. and sneli as had been in the Soutliern a.r1nv. Ila". 12;Iaj. Hilliard. who has been in (0l1l1l12l11(l at Weston, is ordered to join his Iegii1ie~11ttlie 16th Illinois t-avalry. Dee. ]3Janies Dm-bin enrolletl as an attorne). Der. .30Villia1n (. Rt-iiiiiig;to1i died at Omaha. where he was keeping: hotel. He was a son of ENOCH REMINGTON and his wife. (:l.il1(I"lI1( loweis. who were progenitors of the fain- ily that came to Platte. Their eh: I. (AR.LTON R.EMI.Gl().. md a Miss Risley. and died at Fort Smith. (h: 25-