+-----------------+
Hans       George  | GERMANY (1500s) |
Schnepp    Mauser  +-----------------+
(Schneppff)   |
(b. 1575)     |
Alsace        |
(France)      |
Germany       |
  |           |
  |           |       
Hans      Apollonia   Hans Schnepp (1605-1670) was a shepherd.  He  
Schnepp + Mauser      is buried near Ingenheim or Melsheim in Alsace, 
(1600-  | (1606-      GERMANY.  He married Apollonia 16 Nov. 1629 at  
 1670)  |  12 Sept    Plobsheim, Alsace, GERMANY -- near Strasbourg.  
Alsace  |  1640)
(France)|
Germany |
        Johannes   Maria       Hans    Anna    
        (Hans)   + (b.1644;    Haber + Barbara
        Schnepp  | d. 1 Feb.         | Hans
(b. 24 Jan. 1633)| 1683 at           |
(d.16/17Dec.1701)|Waltenheim,        |
He was born in   |GERMANY            | 
Entzheim and died|           +-------+
in Pfaffenhoffen |           |
(Pfaffenhaffen)  |           |  
m. 22 Sept. 1656 |           |
Pfaffenhaffen    |           |
                 |           |
                 |           |
                 |           |
           Lorentz   + Anna Catherina
           Schnepp   |    Haber            Philipp  + Christina
+--------------------+---------------+     Dutt     |
|b. 20 May 1669 at   |b. 3 March 1668|   +----------+-----------+
|Pfaffenhoffen,      |at Alteckendorf|   |Philipp was a shepherd|
|GERMANY.            |GERMANY.       |   |in Schwindratzheim,   |
|d. 6 March 1732;    |d. 29 Oct. 1725|   |Germany, which is near|
|buried in GERMANY in|Breunsheim -   |   |Alteckendorf, Germany.|
|Gumbrechshoffen     |Geisweiller    |   +----------+-----------+
|                    |Parish.        |              |
|m. 13 Sept. 1689 in Alteckendorff   |              |
+--------------------+---------------+              |
                     |                              |
                     |                              |
                     |    **Note:  Alteckendorf     |
                     |    was Eckendorf in the 17th |
                     |    century.**                |
                     |                              |
                     |                              |
                     |                              |
                     |            +-----------------+
                     |            |
                     |            |
             John Snapp, Sr. + Barbara  Peter    + Christina
          (Johannes Schnepp) | Dutt     Stephens | (maiden name
+----------------------------+----------+        |  unknown)
|b. 1 Dec. 1695 at           |b. 1699   |        |
|Duntzheim, Alsace, GERMANY).|Mulhausen,|        |
|d. 19 March 1762 in         |Alsace,GER|        |
|Frederick County, Virginia).|d. 20 Nov |        |
|John Snapp, Sr., had settled|1758 in   |        |
|in Frederick County,        |Frederick |        |
|Virginia, by 1735.          |Co., VA   |        |
+----------------------------+----------+        |
|m. 7 February 1719 in Schwindratzheim,|         |
|GERMANY. CLICK HERE FOR WEDDING RECORD|         |
+----------------------------+---------+         |
 See immigration note below. |                   |
 Swore oath of allegiance to |                   |
 the British Crown on 17     |                   |
 August 1733 (Source:        |                   |
 Pennsylania German Pioneers,|                   |
 Volume 1, 1727-1775 pages   |                   |
 107-112 by Ralph B.         |                   |
 Strassburger 1934). Listed  |                   |
 as a foot soldier in the    |                   |
 company commanded by Capt.  |                   |
 Lewis Stephens who was      |                   | 
 discharged in a list of     |                   |
 Frederick Co., VA, soliders |                   |
 in the French and Indian    |                   |
 War. (Reference)            |                   |
                             |                   |
                             |                   |     Jacob      Susanna 
                            Lawrence      +  Margaret  Copenhaver    |      
 Lawrence Snapp arrived in     Snapp         Stephens     |          |
 America in Philadelphia       +----------+---------+     +--+-------+
 on 17 August 1733 aboard      |b. 1723   |1725-1801|        |
 the ship "Samuel" Hugh        |Mulhausen,|         |        |
 Perry, Master to Phila., PA.  |Alsace,   |         |        |
 He, his father, & brother     |GERMANY   |         |        |
 John Snapp, Jr., were         |d. May    |m. approx|        |
 naturalized 5 Nov. 1746       | 1782 in  |1745 in  |        |
 in Winchester, VA.            |Shenandoah|Frederick|        |
 Lawrence was a captain of     |County, VA|County,VA|        |
 Dunmore County, Virginia,     +----------+---------+        | 
 Militia in the Revolutionary             |                  | 
 War. He was also an elder in             |                  |
 St. Paul's Lutheran Church               |                  |
 in Strasburg, Virginia. Owned            |                  |
 at least one slave named Hannah.         |                  |
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                                        Peter        Catherine   
                                        Snapp   +    Copenhaver  
Peter Snapp was on the       (b. 1754 at Frederick   (b. 16 Jan. 1763)
muster list of Alexander      County, Virginia)      (d. 23 July 1846 at 
Machir's Militia Company     (d. Dec. 1789 in         Shenandoah Co., VA--
from Strasburg District       Shenandoah Co., VA)     Funk Cemetery, 
of Shenandoah County, VA,    (m. 11 March 1782)       Fishers Hill, VA)  
during the Revolutionary War.