Johannes Jost SNYDER

Sources:

1998 Ancestral File
Pedigree Resource File
RootsWeb.com
Ancestry World Tree
New.familysearch.org, Mar 2010
"A History of Johann Jost Snyder and his Wife Anna Magdalena Elisabetha Flagler," by J. Max Anderson, Jan 2004
The Palatine Families of NY, A Study of the Germany Immigrants Who arrived in Colonial NY in 1710 (FHL#974.7 D2j), Vol 2, pgs 903-904
Dutchess County,New York Register of Wills (FHL#913,659), Vol AA, pgs 99-101
A History of Johann Jost Snyder and Anna Magdalena Elizabeth Flagler of Palatinate Immigrants of America in 1710

Notes:

                   Will written 10 Mar 1785, Will probated 7 Mar 1788 (Dutchess County Wills)

Note regarding the christening of the first three children, from "A History of Johann Jost Snyder and his wife Anna Magdalena Elizabetha Flagler..." p. 49:  At this early date services were held in homes before churches were built.  Pieter Lossing's home was well established in the Highland-Fishkill area, earlier described as Hoogelant and later as New Hamburg.  Christenings and other church ordinances were then recorded in the Trinity Lutheran Church record in New York City.  About 1736/37 there was a new church built in Poughkeepsie.  It was a Dutch Reformed Church and convenient to Johann Jost Snyder's location.  All the remainder of their children were christened there, except for Jacob."