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     Frank R. Leonard was born circa 1896 in Virginia.^1,2 He married Irene Rachel.³
     

     Frank R. Leonard was listed as a son at age 14, born in Virginia, in the household of James Adam Leonard in Goodson, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 5 May 1910.¹

     Frank R. Leonard was listed as a son at age 22, occupation as an axle turner at Enterprise Foundry, born in Virginia, in the household of James Adam Leonard in Bristol, (Independent City), Virginia, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 21 January 1920.²

     Franklin Leonard was born circa 1830 in Virginia.¹
     

     Franklin was a private in in Co. B, 63rd Reg., Infantry, Palmer Brig., Stevenson Div., CSA.²

     Franklin Leonard was listed at age 20, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Henry S. Leonard in Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 19 September 1850.¹

     Franklin Leonard was born on 17 July 1844 in Washington Co., Virginia.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} He married Mary Jane Fleenor, daughter of Gasper Fleenor and Margaret Fleenor, on 9 December 1869 in Washington Co., Virginia.^2,10 Franklin died on 22 February 1928 at age 83.¹
     

     Franklin was a private, Co. B, 63rd Reg., Infantry, Palmer Brig., Stevenson Div., CSA.

     Francis Leonard was listed at age 4, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Henry J. Leonard in Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 30 September 1850.³

     Franklin Leonard was listed at age 16, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Henry J. Leonard in Western District, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 22 September 1860.⁴

     Franklin Leonard was listed at age 26, born in Virginia, occupation as a laborer, as a member of the household of Gasper Fleenor in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 3 August 1870.⁵

     In the Census of 1880, enumerated 7 June 1880, Franklin Leonard was listed as head of household in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 35, occupation as a farm laborer, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Mary Jane Leonard, James E. Leonard, Levi V. Leonard, John H. Leonard, Margaret V. Leonard, Susan E. Leonard, Vadney L. Leonard and William Stephen Leonard.⁶

     Franklin Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census enumerated 12 June 1900, in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 55, occupation as a farmer, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Mary Jane Leonard, Vadney L. Leonard, W. S. Leonard, Mary E. Leonard, Franklin G. Leonard, Ida L. Leonard and Sidney Richard Leonard.⁷

     Franklin Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census enumerated 10 May 1910, in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 65, occupation as farmer, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Lou T. Leonard, William Stephen Leonard, Mary E. Leonard, Franklin G. Leonard and Ida L. Leonard.⁸

     Franklin Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 18 January 1920, in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 74, occupation as a farmer, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Mary E. Leonard.⁹

     Franklin G. Leonard was born in October 1884 in Virginia.^1,2,3 He married Gillia L. ?.³
     

     Franklin G. Leonard was listed as a son at age 15, occupation as a farm laborer, born in Virginia, in the household of Franklin Leonard in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 12 June 1900.¹

     Franklin G. Leonard was listed as a son at age 25, occupation as a farm laborer, born in Virginia, in the household of Franklin Leonard in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 10 May 1910.²

     Franklin G. Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 18 January 1920, in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 34, occupation as a farmer, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Gillia L. Leonard.³

     Franklin Lee Leonard was born circa May 1919 in Virginia.¹
     

     Franklin Lee Leonard was listed as a son at age eight months, born in Virginia, in the household of Sidney Richard Leonard in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 18 January 1920.¹

     Frederic E. Leonard was born on 19 September 1897.¹ Frederic died on 24 March 1909 at age 11.¹
     

     Frederic was also known as Manuel F. Leonard.

     I believe this to be the Manuel F. Leonard that Dondra lists as a son of Frederick and Amanda. Perhaps his full name was Frederic Emanual Leonard.

     Frederic E. Leonard was listed as a son at age 2, born in Virginia, in the household of Frederick Leonard in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 5 June 1900.²

     Frederick Leonard was born circa 1758 in Germany or Pennsylvania.^1,2 He married Anna Maria Braun, daughter of Johan Michael Braun and Anna Juliana Karger, say 1776 in Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania.³ Frederick died circa 1841 in Washington Co., Virginia.⁴ He was interred in in an unmarked grave, Malone Cemetery in Three Springs, Washington Co., Virginia.⁵
     

     The Revoluntionary Pension Records, National Archives, Washington, DC, has the following recorded in Rec. Book D, Vol. 9, 105. "East Tennessee, Frederick Leonard of Sullivan County in the State of Tennessee who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Marshall of the Regiment of Colonel Stuart in the Virginia line, for the term of 4 years and 9 months from 1776 to 1781. Inscribed on the roll of East Tennessee at the rate of Eight Dollars per month, to commence on the 22 day of August 1829. Certificate of Pension issued 18 of October 1839 and sent to G. W. Netherland, Blountville, Ten."

     The Tennessee Historical Records, Sullivan County, Vol. 1 states that he "enlisted in the fall of 1775 in state of Pennsylvania under Capt. Marshall or in regiment under Col. Stuart in line of state of Pennsylvania on continental establishment, and served four years and nine months, when he was discharged at Trenton, N. Jersey."

     Frederick applied for a pension in 1829, stating that he was a resident of the United States on March 18, 1818, and had not disposed of any property with intent to diminish it, so that he could come within the provisions of the Act of Congress passed in 1818. He owned 125 acres of broken and stony land in Washington County, Virginia, but upon which from it sterility, he could not subsist, so left. The land was worth but little. He had no family except his wife and no trade. He misplaced his discharge. The Land Certificate of Pension was issued October 28, 1829, and he received $96.00 a year, at age sixty-eight, in Sullivan County, Tennessee, which was more convenient than Abingdon, Washington County, Virginia. He resided in Washington County with just his wife, which was only a few miles from Blountville, Sullivan County, Tennessee. He was living with his son, Henry, when he died in 1845. His original homestead was on the Gate City Highway west of the town of Bristol.⁵ In the U. S. Census for 1840 for Washington Co., Virginia, in the recapitalation at the end of the reel, Frederick is listed as a Revolutionary War Pensioner at age 82.

     In the War he was attacked by two Hessian soldiers and slew them both with his bayonet. He was pursued by other Hessian soldiers but succeeded in escaping by hiding in a cave. Later, in September 1780, the Revolutionary War came to the Southern Mountains. Major Ferguson of the British Army threatened to burn the crops and homes of this region (Over the Mountain People), and also threatened to hang the leaders, it they did not lay down their arms and pledge allegiance to the King. They responded by raising a furious army. Having returned to Virginia, Frederick joined them. On September 25, 1780, this militia of the Watauga and Holston Valleys at Sycamore Shoals of the Watauga River (Elizabethton) joined the Burke County militia - this group became know as 'Over the Mountain Men'. On September 26th, the men spent the night at Shelving Rock. On September 27th, they crossed Roan Mountain in the snow. Here two men deserted to warn Major Ferguson of the Patriot Army. On October 1st and 2nd, the men stopped to dry out. On October 3rd, the men camped beneath Marlin's Knob beside Cane Creek. On October 4th, the came to Gilbert Town. On October 5th, they went to Green River. On October 6th, the spent the night at Cowpens. On October 7th, with over 900 men (others had joined along the way) at about 3:00 P.M. the Over the Mountain Men went into battle at what is now known as Kings Mountain National Military Park, South Carolina. In little over an hour, Major Ferguson was shot from his horse and killed with some 120 of his men, and his entired command was captured. Major Ferguson is buried at this site. Kings Mountain was the beginning of a successful end to the Revolutionary War. Every year on October 7th, the Park together with the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution and other Societies hold a cermony honoring these 'Over the Mountain Men'. The Overmountain Victory Trail Association group, dressed in authentic attire, still walk from Elizabethton, Tennessee to this Park in South Carolina, coming in over the mountain during the ceremony, after which the different Societies walk up the mountain and lay wreaths at the Monument honoring these men that fought, some giving their lives. Frederick survived and returned home. On October 7, 1999, one of Frederick's great, great, great granddaughters, Shirley Marie Leonard Frederickson, dressed in Colonial attire attended this ceremony and laid a wreath to honor his service in this war.⁵

     Frederick was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in Washington Co., Virginia. Enumerated were:
          2 White Males 20-30
          1 White Male 60-70
          1 White Female under 5
          1 White Female 20-30
          1 White Female 50-60.⁶

     Frederick made a will on 24 September 1840 in Washington Co., Virginia. Frederick's will can be found in the Court House in Abingdon, Washington County, Virginia. It is recorded in Book 9, Pages 12, 13, 14:

     Frederick Leonard was born on 8 September 1854 in Washington Co., Virginia.^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7} He married first Amanda E. Fleenor, daughter of Peter Fleenor and Elizabeth Fleenor, on 4 August 1873 in Washington Co., Virginia.^8,9 Frederick married second Sarah Horn circa 1910.^6,10 Frederick died on 17 April 1925 at age 70.^11,10
     

     Frederick Leonard was listed at age 6, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Henry J. Leonard in Western District, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1860, enumerated 22 September 1860.²

     Frederick Leonard was listed at age 15, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Henry J. Leonard in Kinderhook Township, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 11 August 1870.³

     In the Census of 1880, enumerated 5 June 1880, Frederick Leonard was listed as head of household in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 27, occupation as a tanner, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Manda Leonard, Gertrude Leonard and Oscar R. Leonard.⁴

     Frederick Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census enumerated 5 June 1900, in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 44, occupation as a farmer, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Amanda E. Leonard, Oscar R. Leonard, Fannie L. Leonard, Maggie E. Leonard, Cynthia L. Leonard, Bennie H. Leonard, King O. Leonard and Frederic E. Leonard.⁵

     Frederick Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census enumerated 25 April 1910, in Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 55, occupation as a laborer in a handle factory, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Sarah Leonard, Maggie E. Leonard, Cynthia L. Leonard, Benjamin H. Leonard and King O. Leonard.⁶

     Frederick Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 26 January 1920, in Goodson, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 65, occupation as none, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Sarah Leonard.⁷

     Frederick B. Leonard was born in 1800 in Washington Co., Virginia.^1,2,3,4 He married Elizabeth ?.⁵
     

     In the Census of 1850, enumerated 19 September 1850, Frederick B. Leonard was listed as a head of household in District 67, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 49, occupation as a blacksmith with no real estate value listed, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Elizabeth Leonard, Sarah Leonard, Francis Leonard, Martin Leonard, Lucinda Leonard, Martha Leonard and William Leonard.³

     In the Census of 1860, enumerated 8 September 1860, Frederick B. Leonard was listed as a head of household in Western District, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 60, occupation as a day laborer with no real estate value and personal estate value of $50, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Elizabeth Leonard, Martin Leonard, Martha Leonard, William Leonard, Jane Leonard and John A. Leonard.⁴

     Frederick J. Leonard was born circa 1915 in Tennessee.^1,2
     

     Frederick J. Leonard was listed as a son at age 5, born in Tennessee, in the household of Frederick W. Leonard in Civil District 10, Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 20 January 1920.¹

     Frederick J. Leonard was listed as a son at age 15, born in Tennessee, in the household of Frederick W. Leonard in Johnson City, Washington Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 10 April 1930.²

     Frederick Leonard Jr. was born circa 1790 in Pennsylvania.¹ Conflicting evidence states that Frederick Leonard Jr. was born circa 1776 in Virginia.² He married Anne Wright in 1814 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.³ Frederick died on 5 April 1864 in Washington Co., Virginia.⁴
     

     Frederick served in the War of 1812 with Captain W. Jones' Company, Virginia Militia as a Private.

     He is also listed in the Washington County Militia as 3rd Corporal in a Rifle Company, 2nd Battalion, 105th Regiment, in 1809, 1821, and 1832.⁵

     Frederick was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in Washington Co., Virginia. Enumerated were
          1 White Male under 5
          2 White Males 10-15
          1 White Male 40-50
          1 White Female under 5
          2 White Females 5-10
          1 White Female 30-40.⁶

     In the Census of 1850, enumerated 20 September 1850, Frederick Leonard Jr. was listed as a head of household in Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 60, occupation as a farmer with no property value given, born in Pennsylvania.. Also enumerated in the household: Anne Leonard, Mary Leonard, Joseph P. Leonard and Andrew Leonard.¹

     In the Census of 1860, enumerated 28 September 1860, Frederick Leonard Jr. was listed as a head of household in Western District, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 84, occupation not listed with no real estate value and personal estate value of $20, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Anne Leonard and Andrew Leonard.²

     Frederick W. Leonard was born in September 1875 in Tennessee.^1,2,3,4,5 He married Jennie S. ? circa 1898.²
     

     Frederick W. Leonard was listed as a son at age 5, born in Tennessee, in the household of Andrew Leonard in Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 8 June 1880.¹

     Frederick W. Leonard was listed as a son at age 24, occupation as a farm laborer, born in Tennessee, in the household of Andrew Leonard in Civil District 10, Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1900 enumerated 9 June 1900.

     Fred W. Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census enumerated 29 April 1910, in Civil District 17, Sullivan Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 34, occupation as a day laborer, born in Tennessee. Also enumerated in the household: Jennie S. Leonard, Rob R. Leonard, George A. Leonard, Mary K. Leonard, Maud M. Leonard and Nancy A. Leonard.³

     Frederick W. Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 20 January 1920, in Civil District 10, Sullivan Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 46, occupation as a farmer, born in Tennessee. Also enumerated in the household: Jennie S. Leonard, Robert R. Leonard, Kate M. Leonard, Maud M. Leonard, Louis J. Leonard and Frederick J. Leonard.⁴

     In the Census of 1930, enumerated 10 April 1930, Frederick W. Leonard was listed as head of household in Johnson City, Washington Co., Tennessee. He was listed at age 56, occupation as a janitor at a college, born in Tennessee. Also enumerated in the household: Jennie S. Leonard, Mary Kate Leonard, Louis J. Leonard and Frederick J. Leonard.⁵

     Fredrick J. Leonard was born circa 1889 in Virginia.^1,2,3 He married Cora Barker circa 1913.^4,3
     

     Fredrick J. Leonard was listed as a son at age 21, occupation as a laborer in a brick yard, born in Virginia, in the household of James Adam Leonard in Goodson, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 5 May 1910.¹

     Fredrick J. Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census enumerated 27 January 1920, in Goodson, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 30, occupation as a flue welder, rail road shop, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Cora Leonard.²

     In the Census of 1930, enumerated 12 April 1930, Fredrick J. Leonard was listed as head of household in Bristol, (Independent City), Virginia. He was listed at age 40, occupation as a boiler maker for the rail road, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Cora Leonard.³

     Garnet C. Leonard was born circa 1909 in Virginia.^1,2,3
     

     Garnet C. Leonard was listed as a son at age 10, born in Virginia, in the household of Luther Leonard in Goodson, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 14 January 1920.²

     Garnet C. Leonard was listed as a son at age 19, occupation as a laborer on farm, born in Virginia, in the household of Martin Luther Leonard in Goodson, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 21 April 1930.³

     Gasper Leonard was born circa 1799 in Virginia.¹ Conflicting evidence states that Gasper Leonard was born circa 1804 in Virginia.^2,3 He married Mary ?.^4,5 Gasper died after 1880.⁵
     

     Gasper was also known as George.

     Gasper Leonard was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in Sullivan Co., Tennessee. Enumerated were:
          1 White Male 20-30, Gasper
          2 White Females under 5, unknowns
          2 White Females 5-10, possibly Mary Jane Leonard who married David Harr (Jr.), possibly Suzie for whom I have no birth date or Suzie could be in the previous group
          1 White Female 20-30, Gasper's wife Mary.⁶

     Gasper was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census in Washington Co., Virginia. Enumerated were:
          1 White Male under 5
          2 White Males 5-10
          1 White Male 30-40
          1 White Female 5-10
          2 White Females 10-15
          2 White Females 15-20
          1 White Female 30-40.⁷

     In the Census of 1850, enumerated 26 September 1850, George Leonard was listed as a head of household in Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 51, occupation as a farmer with no property value given, born in Virginia. His name on the census is listed as George.. Also enumerated in the household: Mary Leonard, William Leonard, Peter H. Leonard, Harriet Leonard, Harrison Leonard, Eliza Leonard, Samuel G. Leonard and Adam Leonard.⁸

     In the Census of 1860, enumerated 28 September 1860, Gasper Leonard was listed as a head of household in Western District, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 56, occupation as a farmer with no real estate value listed and personal estate value of $200, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Mary Leonard, Harrison Leonard, Samuel G. Leonard, Adam Leonard, Harriet Leonard and Louisa Leonard.²

     In the Census of 1870, enumerated 21 July 1870, Gasper Leonard was listed as a head of household in Goodson Township, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 71, occupation as a farmer with personal property of $100, born in Virginia.. Also enumerated in the household: Polly Leonard, Adam Leonard and Harriet Leonard.¹

     Gasper Leonard was listed as father at age 75, born in Virginia, in the household of Adam Leonard in Goodson, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 23 June 1880.³

     Gelia M. Leonard was born in 1915 in Virginia.^1,2
     

     Gelia M. Leonard was listed as a daughter at age 5, born in Virginia, in the household of Henry Leonard in Kinderhook, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1920 enumerated 27 January 1920.²

     Gelia M. Leonard was born circa 1894 in Virginia.¹
     

     Gelia M. Leonard was listed as a daughter at age 16, born in Virginia, in the household of Martha F. Leonard in Carmel, Jackson Co., Oklahoma, in the Census of 1910 enumerated 16 April 1910.¹

     Genell Leonard was born circa January 1928 in Tennessee.¹
     

     Genell Leonard was listed as a daughter at age two years three months, born in Tennessee, in the household of Mane Leonard in District 5, Sullivan Co., Tennessee, in the Census of 1930 enumerated 9 April 1930.¹

     George Leonard was born circa 1796 in Wythe Co., Virginia.^1,2,3,4 He married Elizabeth Johnson, daughter of Samuel Johnson and Sarah ?, in December 1818 in Sullivan Co., Tennessee.^5,6 George died on 1 January 1889 in Goodson District, Washington Co., Virginia.⁶
     

     George was also known as Jerry.

     George served in the War of 1812.

     He also is listed in the Militia of Washington County in the 105th Regiment in 1817.⁷

     George was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in Sullivan Co., Tennessee. Enumerated were:
          1 White Male 10-15, unknown
          1 White Male 40-50, George
          3 White Females under 5, unknowns
          3 White Females 5-10, Mattie, Sarah, and unknown
          1 White Female 20-30. George's wife Elizabeth.⁸

     In the Census of 1850, enumerated 17 September 1850, George Leonard was listed as a head of household in Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 50, occupation as a farmer with no property value listed, born in Virginia.. Also enumerated in the household: Elizabeth Leonard, Sarah Leonard, George Washington Leonard, Polly Leonard, Irene Catherine Leonard, Robert Leonard, Samuel Leonard and Mary Elizabeth Leonard.⁹

     In the Census of 1860, enumerated 23 September 1860, George Leonard was listed as a head of household in Western District, Washington Co., Virginia. He was listed at age 65, occupation as a farmer, with no real estate value listed and personal estate value of $400, born in Virginia. Also enumerated in the household: Elizabeth Leonard, Samuel Leonard, Rufus S. Leonard, Mary Elizabeth Leonard and William Leonard.²

     George Leonard was listed at age 74, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Rufus S. Leonard in Kinderhook Township, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1870, enumerated 11 August 1870.³

     George Leonard was listed as father at age 85, born in Virginia, in the household of Rufus S. Leonard in Goodson, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 22 June 1880.⁴

     George Leonard was born circa 1835 in Virginia.¹
     

     George Leonard was listed at age 15, born in Virginia, as a member of the household of Henry S. Leonard in Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1850, enumerated 19 September 1850.¹

     George Leonard was born circa 1876 in Virginia.^1,2
     

     George Leonard was listed as a son at age 3, born in Virginia, in the household of Rufus S. Leonard in Goodson, Washington Co., Virginia, in the Census of 1880 enumerated 22 June 1880.²