They had 6 known children:

1. John Frederick b. abt. 1785

2. Leonard Jr.b. unknown

3. David b.unknown

4. Mary Magdalena b. January 10, 1796

5. Elizabeth b. Abt. 1800

6. Rachel b. unknown

NOTES:
1782 VA, Montgomery County Personal Property Tax: Leonard Straw 1 titheable, 1 horse, 3 cattle.
1782 Nov 25, survey of 294 acres by Wm Preston for Leonard Straw. 291 and 199 acres at turn of waters of Holston and Reed Creek.
1787 Wythe County forms
1788 January 17, Leonard Straw Personal Property Tax: 3.
1790 April 23, 84 Acres on so. branches of Reed Creek.
1790 May 26, recommended to Governor as officers to the County Militia: ...Leonard Straw, ensign...
1790 June 22, Leonard Straw granted leave to build mill on his property.
1793 Property Tax list: Leonard Straw - 1 tithable, 5 horses.*
1794-1825 Leonard Straw Justice of the Court.
1794-1802 purchases and owns over 4,000 acres.
1800 May 13, Wythe County Personal Property Tax: Leonard Straw 2 titheables, 9 horses.
1797 May 9, Peter Kitts appointed Constable, Leonard Straws Co.
1810 Fed Census, VA, Wythe County: Leonard Straw,(x/x/3/x/1/x/2/2/x/1).3 males 16-25, 1 male 45+, 2 females 10-15, 2 females 16-25, 1 female 45+.
1812- serves as County Coroner.
1820 Fed Census VA, Wythe County: Leonard Straw, 1 male 16-17, 1 male 16-25, 1 male 26-44, 1 male 45+, 2 females 16-25, 1 female 45+, 2 male slaves, 1 female slave, 1 free colored.

Generation 2

John Frederick ^{1, (Leonard)}

They had 1 known child:

John B b. abt. 1816

NOTES:
1830 Fed Census VA, Wythe County: John F Straw (1 male 40-50), 1 male 15-20, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 50-60, 1 female 20-30, 2 females 15-20, 1 female 10-15.
1840 Fed Census VA, Wythe County: John F (1 male 50-60), 2 males 15-20.
1850 Fed Census VA, Wythe County, District 68: John F 65, born in VA, Rhoda 55, John B 34.

Leonard Jr.^{2, (Leonard)}

They had unknown children:

Leonard married 2nd Lucy FLOURNEY (cousin to Mildred)

David^{3, (Leonard)}

They had 9 known children:

7.John Peter b. 1813

8.Jacob b. 1792

9.Joel Jackson b. 1815

10.Leonard b.

11.Daniel W b. 1819

12.John b.

13.David b.

14.Randolph b.

15.Mary Jane b.

Mary Magdalena (Polly)^{4, (Leonard)}

They had unknown children:

Mary Elizabeth Wisely b. 17 February 1818

Rachel Wisely b. 01 January 1820

Albert Stroh Wisely b. 27 April 1827

Leonard A b. 25 May 1829

William Francis Wisely b. 04 October 1831

Harriet Newel Wisely b. 29 September 1833

Mary Wisely b. abt 1837

NOTES:
1840 Fed Census MO, Callaway, Fulton, Daniel Wisely (1male 40-50, 2 males 15-20, 2 males 10-15, 1 male 5-10, 1 female 40-50 (Mary), 2 females 20-30, 2 females 5-10.
1850 Fed Census MO, Howard County, Daniel Wisely 54, Mary 54, David 38 (?), Albert 22, Wm 19, Harriet 17, Mary 13.

Elizabeth ^{5, (Leonard)}

They had 9 children:

16. Mary Ann b.

17. John Peter b. Abt. 1822

18. Elizabeth b. Abt. 1826

19. Martha Catherine b. September 02, 1827

20. Eliza Jane b. February 14, 1830

21. Leonard A b. March 24, 1832

22. Rachel b. July 03, 1833

23. William b.

24. Sarah b.

Rachel ^{6, (Leonard)}

They had unknown children:

Generation 3

Source Notes:
*1779 04 14 Goettel, Anna Maria (Hanover) Stroh, Leonhardt marriage registered in Lancaster County, PA by Rev.John Casper Stover.
*leonard Straw survey report dated Nov 25, 1782: for Leonard Straw 294 Acres of land by virtue of an entry made on a Treasury Warrant for 500 acres N93211 & dated 3rd of Aug 1782 assigned to him by Walter Crockett attorney in fact for James Clark lying in Montgomery County on the head waters of the south fork of Reed Creek a branch of New River... Signed David McGavick agent, Wm Preston, SM County." *Leonard Straw "1790-1800 Wythe County Minutes of County Court (found on Ancestry.com)" "1793 Personal Property Tax list, Wythe County, VA, transcribed by Jeffrey C Weaver, July 3, 1998."
*Leonard Straw will written November 1816, probated 09 Aug 1825. "He left the homeplace to his two sons, John F and Leonard, Jr., excepting the wife's dower which was to be laid off for her according to specific directions in the will. John F was to have that part which included his buildings and other improvements and son Leonard was to have all east and south which would include the "mansion house where I now live", my mills, barn and buildings of every kind. He also received part of the Pine Ridge Survey, the other part going to sons David and Leonard... also mentioned in will are daughters Polly Wisely, Rachel and Betsy Straw. (Whythe Cunty Will Book 3, p.274).