| | :''For the former [[mayor]] of [[Alexandria, Louisiana]], see [[John K. Snyder]].'' | | :''For the former [[mayor]] of [[Alexandria, Louisiana]], see [[John K. Snyder]].'' |
| | Dudley Snyder had gone to work at the age of seven. At fourteen, he was earning $3 per week splitting rails. In 1854, he was acquitted of [[murder]] in a case of self-defense. Thereafter, he committed himself to leading an exemplary life, and his family never again spoke of the trouble that he had faced in his early years.<ref name=hope>"The Snyder Brothers," West Texas Historical Association, annual meeting and seminar, [[Lubbock]], Texas, April 1, 2011.</ref> Dudley Snyder was a devout member of the [[Methodist]] Church.<ref name=atwell/> He was the founder of the board of Georgetown High School. | | Dudley Snyder had gone to work at the age of seven. At fourteen, he was earning $3 per week splitting rails. In 1854, he was acquitted of [[murder]] in a case of self-defense. Thereafter, he committed himself to leading an exemplary life, and his family never again spoke of the trouble that he had faced in his early years.<ref name=hope>"The Snyder Brothers," West Texas Historical Association, annual meeting and seminar, [[Lubbock]], Texas, April 1, 2011.</ref> Dudley Snyder was a devout member of the [[Methodist]] Church.<ref name=atwell/> He was the founder of the board of Georgetown High School. |