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|image=[[File:SeverusSnape.jpg|250px]]
 
|image=[[File:SeverusSnape.jpg|250px]]
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|name=Snape family
|blood=Half blood
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|blood=Muggle and magical
 
|family members=*[[Tobias Snape|Tobias]]
 
|family members=*[[Tobias Snape|Tobias]]
 
*[[Eileen Prince|Eileen]]
 
*[[Eileen Prince|Eileen]]
 
*[[Severus Snape|Severus]]
 
*[[Severus Snape|Severus]]
|status=Possibly extinctrefSeverus died in 1998, his parents' fates are unknown.</ref>
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|status=Possibly extinct<ref>Severus died in 1998, his parents' fates are unknown.</ref>
 
|related=[[Prince family]]
 
|related=[[Prince family]]
 
|house=[[Slytherin]]
 
|house=[[Slytherin]]
 
|loyalty=*[[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry|Hogwarts]]
 
|loyalty=*[[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry|Hogwarts]]
 
*[[Death Eaters]]
 
*[[Death Eaters]]
*[[Order of the Phoenix]]}}
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*[[Order of the Phoenix]]
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'''Snape''' is the surname of a family with both [[Muggle]] and [[magic]]al members. In modern times, they resided in a house on [[Spinner's End]]. [[Lily Evans's father|Mr.]] and [[Lily Evans's mother|Mrs. Evans]] and their daughters [[Petunia Dursley|Petunia]] and [[Lily Evans|Lily]] lived nearby.<ref>''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]]''</ref> The Snapes are related to the [[pure-blood]] [[Prince family]].
 
'''Snape''' is the surname of a family with both [[Muggle]] and [[magic]]al members. In modern times, they resided in a house on [[Spinner's End]]. [[Lily Evans's father|Mr.]] and [[Lily Evans's mother|Mrs. Evans]] and their daughters [[Petunia Dursley|Petunia]] and [[Lily Evans|Lily]] lived nearby.<ref>''[[Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows]]''</ref> The Snapes are related to the [[pure-blood]] [[Prince family]].
   
 
Sometime before [[1960s|1960]], [[pure-blood]] witch [[Eileen Prince]] married [[Muggle]] [[Tobias Snape]]. They had one child, [[half-blood]] wizard [[Severus Snape]]. The marriage seemed to be unhappy, as they lived in near-destitution, frequently argued, and were neglectful of their son.<ref>''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]''</ref>
 
Sometime before [[1960s|1960]], [[pure-blood]] witch [[Eileen Prince]] married [[Muggle]] [[Tobias Snape]]. They had one child, [[half-blood]] wizard [[Severus Snape]]. The marriage seemed to be unhappy, as they lived in near-destitution, frequently argued, and were neglectful of their son.<ref>''[[Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince]]''</ref>
   
With Severus's death in [[1998]], the Snape family may have become extinct, as Severus had no sibilings and no children of his own,.
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With Severus's death in [[1998]], the Snape family may have become extinct, as Severus had no sibilings and no children of his own.
   
 
==Family Members==
 
==Family Members==
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==Notes and references==
 
==Notes and references==
 
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[[fr:Famille Rogue]]
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[[pl:Rodzina Snape]]
 
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Revision as of 09:51, 31 August 2014

Snape is the surname of a family with both Muggle and magical members. In modern times, they resided in a house on Spinner's End. Mr. and Mrs. Evans and their daughters Petunia and Lily lived nearby.[2] The Snapes are related to the pure-blood Prince family.

Sometime before 1960, pure-blood witch Eileen Prince married Muggle Tobias Snape. They had one child, half-blood wizard Severus Snape. The marriage seemed to be unhappy, as they lived in near-destitution, frequently argued, and were neglectful of their son.[3]

With Severus's death in 1998, the Snape family may have become extinct, as Severus had no sibilings and no children of his own.

Family Members

Etymology

J. K. Rowling has said that she took the surname Snape from an English village[4], probably one in Yorkshire near Hadrian’s Wall. Snape is also an English verb meaning “to be hard upon, rebuke, snub”, derived from the Old Norse sneypa, “to outrage, dishonour, disgrace”.[5]

Notes and references