Where was Schnar's Landing?

[karthauscurious]

I've seen reference to Schnar's Landing in a history of Karthaus Township. Can anyone identify its location?

[gotmiller]

I am the great great grandson of Lewis P. Miller who owned Miller's Landing in Karthaus. I know that he purchased that property from a Fred Schmarrs who built on it in 1869. It is quite possible that this was known as Schmarr's Landing before my grandpa owned it and it became Miller's Landing.

[ajsfamily]

I found a land ownership map of the area from 1878. It isn't clear exactly where Schnarrs' landing is, but you can see the map here: content.ancestry.com/Browse/list.aspx?dbid=1205&path=Pennsylvania.Clearfield+County%2C+1878
My guess is that it is near the place where Mosquito Creek joins the West Branch of the Susquehanna.

[karthauscurious]

I thought Millers Landing was a possibility, for the reasons listed by gotmiller, but while looking up deeds at the courthouse, there are references to a white oak above/and or at schnars landing for several deeds which were carved out of the original purchase warrant #3552, which is well west (up river) from millers landing. #3552 is along the north/south stretch of river (sest bank) to the west of the gamelands peninsula, which is to the west of millers landing peninsula (warrant #1429).