Cornelia LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: William
Henry LEEBRICK Jr and Elsie Ida BALLOWE. Dana
Margarette LEEBRICK Parents: Arnold Lee LEEBRICK
Sr and Bessie UPTON.Dana
T LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Thomas Ray LEEBRICK
and Virgie Estelle BLACKWELDER.Children were: Ryan Thomas LEEBRICK.
Daniel
Allen LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Lance O'Conner
LEEBRICK and Brenda Lou DOLLAR. Daniel
Henry LEEBRICK(5178)
(5179) was born on 30 May 1773 in Manheim, Rapho Twp, Lancaster Co,
Pa.(102) He was christened on 27 Jun
1773 in Manheim, Rapho Twp, Lancaster Co, Pa. Baptised this date Sponsors were
John and Barb Hans or (Haus) at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Manheim The
Liebrichs sponsored a daughter of John and Anna Hans the next year. He owned
200 Acres Rockfish River on 13 Dec 1805 in Amherst Co, Va.
(5180) He Bond on 28 Aug 1809 in Nelson Co, Va.
(5181) He appeared on the census in 1810 in Nelson Co, Ky.
(1132) As Daniel Lubrich. He Bond on 27 May 1811 in Nelson Co, Va.
(5182) Bond for an Ordinary. Bondsman was
William Murrill. He Bond on 27 Aug 1811 in Nelson Co, Va.
(5183) He Bond on 28 Dec 1812 in Nelson Co, Va.
(5184) He Bond on 25 May 1813 in Nelson Co, Va.
(5185) He appeared on the census in 1820 in Nelson Co, Va.
(5186) He appeared on the census in 1830 in Nelson Co, Va.
(5187) He owned 118 Acres Buffaloe, Amherst Co on 4 Oct 1832 in Bufaloe,
Amherst Co, Va.(5188) He owned 107
Acres Buffaloe, Amherst Co on 3 May 1838 in Bufaloe, Amherst Co, Va.
(5189) Being sold by Daniel and his wife Nancy of Nelson County, to
Zachariah Drummond, for $248. He died in 1839 in Nelson Co, Va. A search of
Nelson county probate records by K. F. Lindsey, Deputy clerk of the Circuit Court
of Nelson County, found "an entry in 1839 for an appointment of an administrator
for Daniel Leebrick (which means he died without a will). There is also an entry
for an accounting." He had an estate probated on 22 Apr 1939 in Nelson
Co, Va. Daniel clearly died intestate, that is without a will.
From "Nelson County Will Book E with Inventories and Accounts" page 347-348 LDS film 0032717: Know all men by these presents, that we John Melton, Lafayette Neville and John Ligon are held and jointly bound unto John Diggs, Richard Phillips, Saml. Loving and Edmund Jr. Coffey, Gentleman Justices of the Peace for the county of Nelson now sitting in Court and their successors, in the just and full sum of Ten Thousand dollars to which payment well and truly to be made to the said Justices and to their successors. We bind ourselves and each of our heirs executors and administrators, jointly and severally, by these presents. Sealed with our seals and dated this 22nd day of April 1839.
The condition of the above obligation is that if the said John Melton administrator of the goods chattels and credits of Daniel Leebrick deceased do make a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods chattels and credits of the said deceased which have or shall come to the possession of knowledge of him, the said John Melton or in the hands or possession of any other person or persons for him and the same so more do exhibit into the court of Nelson County, when --- shall be thereunto required by the said court and such goods chattels and credits as well as truly administer according to law, do make a just and true account of his actings and doings therein when thereto required by said court, and all the rest of the said goods, chattels and credits which shall be found remaining upon the account of the said administrator, the same being first examined and observed by the Justices of the said court for the time being, shall deliver and pay unto such persons respectively as are entitled to the same by lay, and if it shall hereafter appear that any last will and testament were made by the said deceased, and the same be proved in court, and the Executor obtain a certificate of the probate thereof, and the said John Melton do in such case being required to render and deliver up his letters of administration. This obligation to be void else so remain in full force. SS John Melton, Lafayette Neville, John Ligon. At a court held for Nelson County, the 22nd day of April 1839. This bond was executed and acknowledged in open court by the parties thereto and ordered to be recorded.
From "Nelson County Will Book E with Inventories and Accounts" page 364-365 LDS film 0032717: Inventory and appraisement of the personal estate of Daniel Leebrick, made the 27th day of April, 1839.
James $1000, Albert $1000, John $800
Henry $300, Ned $10, Lucy $300, Mary $350
1 colt $20, House $75, Yellow mare $10
1 cow, 8 yearlings $108, Cow & Calf $20
4 yearlings $30, 1 cow $12
1 wheat fan and cutting box $9.50
4 big pillows $9 2 curtains and 2 "clebbis" $1.50
6 knitting ____ and 2 Grubbing ____ $2.50
1 spade $1.25 Scoop hoes $1.50
2 set of gear $2.50 1 ox cart and log chain $20.00
3 axes $1.50 1 Grind stone $0.75 7 bee hives $7
22 sheep and 7 lambs $44
1 feather bed $26 1 do $20 2 chests $4.50
1 small trunk $0.50 9 chairs $6.75
1 clock $20 1 table $5
1 cupboard and contents $6 2 pair hand irons $2
2 tables $1.50 1 Bureau $6 1 Looking glass $1.50
1 candle stand $1.50 2 cotton wheels $4.25
1 shotgun $50 brass kettle and pepper mill $1.50
1 smoothing iron and 2q coffee pots $1
1/2 doz silver spoons $12, 5 tea spoons and 2 preserve spoons $4.50
1 set knives and forks $2.25 earthen ware $1
1 pewter basin and -- basket $.60
4 folding table $3.50 1 bureau $15
1 broken looking glass $0.125
1 feather bed $25 1 Trundle bed $3
1 wash basin and 2 candle sticks $.34
1 pari steel yards $.50 1 bed $22 1 bed $15
2 side saddles $4
1 flax wheel $3 5 pair cards 75C
1 bed stead 50c
Can't read the remainder. total value $4384.84
This inventory and appraisement of the Estate of Daniel Leebrick decd was this day presented in said court and the same was ordered to be recorded.
An addendum was filed some months later, reporting that more than 600 hogheads of tobacco were being stored at the Tye River Warehouse, and that the warehouse was in poor repair. The implication was that the tobacco would not be worth much if it remained there much longer.
In the lengthy accounting of bills presented to Daniel's estate, is included bills from Winston Purviz for making coffin, WJ and CW Kidd, Green E. Smithe and a number of Leebricks" Nicholas, P. Geroge D. Frederick, Lucy and Maria.
A suit was filed to settle the estate, since some of the older family members had already moved out of state. Page 323 of the Order Book (Film 0032732) we find this proceeding.
Nancy Leebrick widow and relict of Daniel Leebrick decd., Nicholas Leebrick, Lucy Leebrick, Maria Leebrick, William H. Cash and Angeline his wife, formerly Angeline Leebrick, the said Nicholas, Lucy, Maria and Angeline being children and heirs of Dan'l Leebrick decd.
vs. Catherina Ann Leebrick, Robert Steele and Caroline his wirfe, Hannah Leebrick widow and relict of Samuel P. Leebrick, dec'd and Caroline Jane Leebrick, infant and daughter of said Samuel P. Leebrick dec'd and Geroge D. Leebrick and Sarah Leebrick infants under the age of 21 years, children and heirs of Daniel Leebrick, dec'd. IN CHANCERY On motion of the Plaintiffs, by Charles Peron their counsel, __ filed this bill and it appearing by satisfactory evidence to the court that George D. Leebrick, Sarah P. Leebrick and Caroline Jane Leebrick defendants in this case, are infants under the age of twenty one years, Spotland Garland Clerk of this court is specially assigned by the court guardian at liteno to the said George D. Sara P. and Caroline J. Leebrick, to defend them in this cause. And it further appearing to the satisfaction of the court that Catherine Ann Leebrick, Hannah Leebrick widow and relict of Samuel P. Leebrick dec'd, Caroling J Leebrick infant daughter of said Samuel P. Leebrick dec'd and Robert Steele and Caroline his wife for surety, Caroline Leebrick are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth. On the further motion of the Plaintiffs, by their counsel, it is ordered that the said Catherine Ann Leebrick, Hannah Leebrick, Caroline Leebrick and Robert Steele and Caroline his wife formerly Caroline Leebrick do appear here on or before the fourth Monday in November next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that a copy of this order be forthwith be inserted in the Lynchburg Virginian, a newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg for two months successively and another copy thereof posted at the front door of the courthouse of this county on the same day.
Page 345 of the same book records this further proceeding. Leebrick vs Leebrick CHANCERY This case this day came on to be heard in the bill, the answers of John Melton adm. of Daniel Leebrick dec'd, Frederick Leebrick and George D. Leebrick, Sarah P. Leebrick and Carolina J. Leebrick infants under the age of twenty one years by Spotsfield Garlands their guardian at litem specifically assigned to defend them in this cause the order of publication executed as to the Def. Catharine Ann Leebrick, Robert Steel and Caroline his wife, Hannah Leebrick widow and relict of Samuel P. Leebrick, and Caroline Ann Leebrick, infant daughter of said Samuel P Leebrick dec'd and was argued by counsel, and the said abstract, def'd still failing to enter their appearance and give security according to the act of assembly in such cause needed and provided. On consideration thereof and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the lands of which Daniel Leebrick dec'd died seized and proposed is not of the value of three hundred Dollars to each of the heirs and distributing of said Dan'l Leebrick dec'd and also that the slaves belonging to said estate cannot be divided in kind for want of a sufficient number, it is adjudged, ordered and decreed, that Nelson Anderson, Lafayette Neville, John D. Mosby and Green E. Smith any three of them may act, and they are hereby appointed ____ ____ duty it shall be ___ the act of the County surveyor or some other competent surveyor to enter upon the land aforesaid, and lay off the same in three equal parts having regard to the quantity and quality and allot to Nancy Leebrick widow and relict of said Daniel Leebrick dec'd one part thereof, as for her power land and that the same allot to the said Nancy Leebrick one third of the slaves belonging to the estate aforesaid having regard to the value of said slaves, and for her power in said slaves, and make report thereon to this court. .....
Henry and Daniel are the same person. He moved to Lebanon Pa where he was a saddler, reported then to have moved to Virginia.
Daniel was listed in the 1815 Virginia Landowners Directory, Volume 1 (Central Region) Nelson County, with the entry: "Leibrich, Daniel; Rockfish RV; 8SE" apparently meaning 8 miles SE of the county seat, Lovingston, on the Rockfish River.
On 22 May 1812, Daniel Leebrick was witness to the sale of 431 acres by Wm. Cabell and wife, Ann to George W. Varnum.
Karl C. Leebrick says that research done by Reams Leebrick, 1515 Radcliff Avenue, Lynchburg, Virginia, indicates that Daniel left for Nelson county, Virginia shortly after Dec 1806 when Louise was born. Reams says Daniel established an "Ordinary" on the property. In local terms, that is a tavern and rooming house. The bonds for an ordinary begin in 1809 and continued through at least 1837. In the later years, his name appeared on the list of "ordinary keepers and houses of private entertainment". He says that there were three more children born in Virginia: Catherine Ann, Nicholas and Frederick.
Why did Daniel leave the rest of his siblings in Pennsylvania? An entry in "Old Salem in Lebanon, A History of the Congregation and Town" may shed some light. In the opening issue of Mr. Snee's paper issued on Thursday, January 1st, 1807, ran the following advertisement: "WARNING FOR A WICKED MAN, In the town of Lebanon, name D. L.; he is a satler by trade, and I hereby warn everyone, not to have anything to do with him, for no one can get along with him". We know Daniel was a sadler in Lebanon, and it is unlikely that there was another one with the initials D.L.
A Daniel Leebrick is listed among the bidders at the estate sale of Dunmore Damron, held February 15, 1839. According to Debra Miller (fortlong@shentel.net), Dunmore resided around the Rockfish, Nelson County, Va area. This was the eastern part of Nelson Co, at the border with Albemarle Co. Daniel was the successful bidder on a Cotton Wheel for $1.40.
In the property tax records of Nelson county, four categories of property were listed: white males above 16 years of age, black males 12-16, black males above 16 and mares,colts and other animals. From 1809-1812, we see 1 white male listed and 1 animal. beginning in 1818, we see another animal added and 2 blacks over 16. In 1821 another white male is added. In 1828 there are 3 white males and 3 animals. In 1831, there was a young black added. In 1836, the animals were back down to 2. In 1839, there were no more young black men, but were now 4 adult black men and 3 animals. Based on averages in the property listings, there were usually twice as many black men listed as white men, and three times as many animals as white men. Parents: John Phillip Nicholas LEEBRICK and Katherine FRANKS.
Children were: Johannes LEEBRICK, Catherine Ann LEEBRICK, Samuel Peter LEEBRICK, Louise Anna LEEBRICK, Caroline Belinda LEEBRICK , Frederick LEEBRICK, Angelina V. LEEBRICK, George D LEEBRICK, Maria LEEBRICK, Nicholas LEEBRICK, Sarah E P? LEEBRICK, Lucy LEEBRICK.
He was married to Nancy SANDIDGE on 16 Nov 1826 in Amherst Co, Va.(1453) (5190) Bondsman was Rowland Sandidge.
David
Hartzell LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Wilbur Pershing
LEEBRICK and Virginia Lee HARTZELL.He was married
to Susan Elene GARDNER on 23 Aug 1969 in Leoti, Wichita
Co, Ks. At First Presbyterian Church by college Bible professor, Dr. Lester
Taylor.
In a candlelight service, Miss Susan Elene Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin Gardner of Leoti, and Mr. David Hartzell Leebrick, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Leebrick, Atwood, were united in marriage at 4 p.m., August 23, 1969,
at the First United Presbyterian Church of Leoti. Rev. Lester Taylor of Sterling,
officiated at the double-ring ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown fashioned
of Chantilly lace organza of her own design. The empire bodice featured a high
neckline of appliqued flowers studded with pearls, long Chantilly lace sleeves,
a chapel-length train of Chantilly lace and bridal illusion highlighted with
a border of appliqued lace flowers. The flowing A-line skirt was of organza
over peau de sole. She carried a cascade of white roses and Stephanotis. Her
elbow-length veil flowed from a petal headpiece, embellished by pearl trim.
Diana Gardner, sister of the bride, attended as maid of honor and Linda
Leebrick, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. They wore identical light
blue floor-length gowns featuring lace bodices with scooped necklines, cape sleeves
and flowing A-line skirts of whipped cream. The carried baskets of blue carnations
and white pom-poms. Their headpieces were of blue net and tiny blue roses.
Taper lighters were Lance Leebrick, brother of the bridegroom, and Anita
Bishop, cousin of the bride. Carol Gardner, sister of the bride, was the flower
girl. The two girls wore floor-length light blue gowns fashioned like those
of the bride"s attendants.
The best man was Galen Rogers of Guide Rock, Nebr., and groomsman was Arthur
Gardner, brother of the bride. David Gardner brother of the bride, and Dennis
McWilliams, of Sharon Springs, were ushers.
During the wedding service, "Whither Thou Go'st," and "Wedding
Prayer" were sung by Connie Flickenger, soloist, accompanies by Mrs. William
Bishop at the organ.
Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the church. Those assisting
were Glenda White, Gayle Roberts, Nila Kline, Janet Bishop, Laura and Barbara
Bishop, and Bonita Kiefer.
For her going away dress, Mrs. Leebrick chose a light blue knit dress with
blue and white accessories. A wedding supper was given for the wedding couple
at the Airliner Cafe in Scott City.
Mr. and Mrs. Leebrick are both 1969 graduates of Sterling College in Sterling.
Mrs. Leebrick has accepted the position of Director of Christian Education for
the Collegiate Presbyterian Church in Ames. Mr. Leebrick will continue his graduate
studies in the Chemistry Department of Iowa State University where he has a teaching
assistantship. Children were: Renee Diane LEEBRICK
, Brian David LEEBRICK, Jon Phillip
LEEBRICK, Jason Kyle LEEBRICK,
Kevin Scott LEEBRICK.
David
Michael LEEBRICK was born on 12 Aug 1946 in Denver, Denver Co, Co.
(5191) He died on 30 Aug 2001 in Wa.
(1067) Last residence listed as Allyn, Mason, Wa. SSN was 522-68-2698.
Present occupation (1998) is a teacher in Tacoma, Wa.O Parents:
Edwin Deal LEEBRICK and Clerise Aileen WHITE
. Debarah
Ann LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Calvin Powell LEEBRICK
and Virginia Ann SIMPSON.Debbie
LEEBRICK. Living in Charlotte at the time of her mother's death on 23 December,
2000. Parents: Frank Lee LEEBRICK Jr. and
Ruth Audrey BECRAFT.Deborah
LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Bland Allen LEEBRICK
Sr and Ann GRIFFIN.Debra
Diana LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Richard Waller
LEEBRICK Jr and Janice RENZI.Donald
E LEEBRICK(2471). Parents:
Roy Stanley LEEBRICK Jr. and Clara Mae.Donald
James LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Edwin Deal LEEBRICK
and Clerise Aileen WHITE.Children were: Laura Lynn LEEBRICK, Edwin Liggett LEEBRICK.
Dora
Eunice LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Bland Washington
LEEBRICK and Sarah Eunice WHITE. Doris
Elizabeth LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: John Nicholas
LEEBRICK Sr and Ruby Elizabeth MELROSE.
Dylan
Christopher LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Christopher
Michael LEEBRICK and Diane Renee DEHAVEN.
Edith
(Ethel) Franklin LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: John
Franklin (Frank) LEEBRICK and Roda (Rada) JOHNSON
.She was married to Stanley Paul KUBIAK on 19
Jul 1936 in Columbia, Boone Co, Missouri.(692)
(5192) "The marriage of
Miss Edith Leebrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Leebrick, 23 Anderson
Avenue, to Stanley P. Kubiak, of Kansas City, will take place at 7:45 o'clock
Sunday evening in the parlors of the Missouri Methodist Church. The Rev. Robert
C. Holliday will perform the double ring ceremony.
Miss Elma Leebrick, sister of the bride, will be her only attendant. The
prospective bride was graduated from Orton-Rice Business College and was secretary
to E. F. Carter of the Missouri Telephone Company. She resigned from her position
a week ago. Mr. Kubiak attended the University of Missouri two years and received
a degree in 1935 from the Central Missouri State Teacher' College in Warrensburg.
He has been athletic coach in Knobnoster during the past school year and will
resume his duties there in the fall.
The couple will be located in Kansas City during the remainder of the summer
and will be at home in Knobnoster after September 1.
Miss Elma Leebrick, who attends the State Teachers' College in Warrensburg,
will return to Columbia tonight to spend the weekend. Elton Light, of St. Louis,
_____ of the bride-elect, will also be among the out-of-town guests present at
the wedding.
Social events given for the bride-to-be included a miscellaneous shower
arranged by a group of her close friends and held at the home of Mrs. George
King, 522 Woodrow. Those present were: Miss Helen McKee, Miss Edith Short,
Miss ___ Pollard, Miss Opal Rowland ___Frances Jenkings and Mrs. ____ Conrad."
Children were: Barbara Elain KUBIAK.
Edith
D LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: William Henry LEEBRICK
Jr and Elsie Ida BALLOWE.She was married to Raymond Thomas HAWLEY.
Edna
A LEEBRICK (Private). Edna
Blanche LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: James Edward
LEEBRICK and Margaret E SHAW.Children were: Ellen Margarite LEWIS, Virginia B LEWIS, Johnsford L LEWIS.
Edna
Patrica LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Wade Wooldridge
LEEBRICK and Charlotte "Lottie" WEATHERFORD
.Children were: Betty Lou HUGHES.
Edwin
Abner LEEBRICK(5193) was born in
1853 in Burlington, Des Moines Co, Ia. He appeared on the census in 1856 in
Burlington Twp, Des Moines Co, Ia.(3496)
He appeared on the census on 17 Jul 1860 in Burlington, Des Moines Co, Ia.
(5194) He appeared on the census on 28 Jul
1870 in Burlington, Des Moines Co, Ia.(5195)
He appeared on the census on 16 Jun 1880 in Burlington, Des Moines Co,
Ia.(5196) From the pages of the Burlington
(Ia) Hawkeye. Article on 24 Jan 1878: Mr. E. A. Leebrick has left at our office
a remarkable piece of petrified wood that was dug up on the grounds near Mr.
D. W. Prasley's new residence on West Hill. The specimen before us is a chuck
weighing about twenty points. The outside part, or what was the sap of the wood,
is partly crystallized, but the heart of the wood is petrified, and in such a
manner as to show very distinctly the grain of the wood. The wood was exactly
like white oak -- probably as a piece of white oak. All the markings of the
growth of the tree and the grain of wood are well preserved. Small holes, evidently
made by worms, remain. It is certainly an interesting specimen of fossil wood,
and will be examined with much curiosity by students of paleontology. Legal
notice on 19 Dec 1878: "The petit jurors are summoned to appear Tuyesday,
January 9, 1879, at ten o'clock. There names are as follows.....and E. A. Leebrick's
name appears in the list." Advertisement on 29 Jan 1880: "E. A.
Leebrick, Manufacturere and dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES. We make Men's Kip Boots
for $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50; Men's Calf Boots for $4.50; Boys' Boots from $2.00
to $3.50. Don't buy Eastern Boots, when you can get good Hand-Made Boots at
the same price. Everything in Ladies", Misses" and Children's Goods.
Call at the Boot and Shoe Factory and see the goods. 206 Jefferson street,
Burlington, Iowa". Advertisement on 26 Feb 1880: "SHOEMAKERS, TAKE
NOTICE. I HAVE STARTED A Boot and Shoe Upper Factory. In connection with my
Boot and Shoe Factory. All orders promptly attended to and Chicago prices duplicated.
No extra chartges for cutting to measure. E. A. LEEBRICK 206 Jefferson Street."
Advertisement on 08 Apr 1880: Railroad Boys! I make a Boot and Shoe Especially
Adapted to Your Wear. Call and see them at 206 Jefferson Street. E. A. Leebrick.
From Iowa Gazeteer and Business Directory - Edwin A. Leebrick, shoes, 208 Jefferson.
Parents: Samuel LEEBRICK and Elizabeth Jan Sturgis JOHNSON.
Children were: Louis Arthur LEEBRICK.
Edwin
Deal LEEBRICK was born on 27 Aug 1916 in Denver, Denver Co, Co.
(5191) He appeared on the census on 3 Jan 1920 in Denver, Denver Co,
Co.(5197) He appeared on the census
on 7 Apr 1930 in Denver, Denver Co, Co.(5198)
He died on 5 Apr 1995 in Eugene, Lane Co, Or.
(5191) Death Certificate 95-06472 SSDI gives SSN as 521-10-3276 for
an account that was opened before 1951 in Colorado. Residence is listed as Eugene,
Lane county, OR 97405. Lived in the Denver, Colo area in the 1942-1945 time
frame and was a draftsman. Parents: Louis Arthur LEEBRICK
and Nettie May DEAL.He was married to Clerise Aileen WHITE on 17 Jun 1938 in Denver, Denver Co, Co. (5199) Children were: Richard Louis LEEBRICK , Donald James LEEBRICK, David Michael LEEBRICK.
Edwin
Liggett LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Donald James
LEEBRICK and Eloise RICHARDSON. Eleanor
Bell LEEBRICK(1014) was born on
11 Feb 1929 in Hampton, Franklin Co, Ia. She appeared on the census on 28 Apr
1930 in Hampton, Washington Twp, Franklin Co, Ia.
(5200) She died on 27 Feb 1977. Parents:
John Henry LEEBRICK Jr and Nellie Elsie BELL.She was married to James PETERSON on 11 May 1954 in Alden, Ia. Children were: Rex Leebrick PETERSON , Theresa Bell PETERSON, Calista Ann PETERSON, Max James PETERSON.
Eleanor
Margaret LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Louis Arthur
LEEBRICK and Nettie May DEAL. Elizabeth
LEEBRICK(43) was born on 20 Sep 1799
in Hummelstown, Derry Twp, Dauphin Co, Pa.(5201)
She was christened on 20 Oct 1799 in Hummelstown, Derry Twp, Dauphin
Co, Pa. Baptised Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Hummelstown. Had a twin "Emanuel"
Sponsor was Cath. Lieberich She appeared on the census on 24 Jun 1870 in Lebanon,
Lebanon Co, Pa.(5202) Keeping house
in the Tobias Darkes home. She appeared on the census on 2 Jun 1880 in Hummelstown,
Dauphin Co, Pa.(5203) She died on 12
Sep 1890 in Hummelstown, Derry Twp, Dauphin Co, Pa.
(43) The following narrative includes a description of Elizabeth's
wedding gown. It is found on page 150-151 of the 1896 volume of Egle's "Notes
and Queries: Historical, Biographical and Geneological, relating chiefly to
Interior Pennsylvania"
Headline: THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING Sub Headline: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Early Celebrated Their Fiftieth Marriage Anniversary. From the Daily Telegraph of Friday, Octgober 9, 1896.
One of the most happy events in Palmyra society took place Thursday evening, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Early, corner Main and Railroad streets, Palmyra, Pa. It was the fiftieth or golden wedding anniversary, and was a most felicitous event. Invitations were sent to immediate relatives only, but a number of intimate friends were on hand to witness the happy anniversary. Martin Early and Miss Sarah Hummel were married October 8th, 1846, settled in Palmyra, and have resided there ever since. Mr. Early was engaged in the mercantile business for thirty-five years, and cultivated for many years one of the finest farms in the charming Lebanan Valley, located near the bustling town of Palmyra. He took great interest in scientific farming, and was for several years president of the Lebanan County Agricultural Society. Mrs. Early wore, last evening, the identical costume in which she was married fifty years ago. It is of white mull material, full waist, straight sleeves, tucked, finished with an edge, plain, full skirt, illusion neckdress, fastened with a miniture gold pin. Mr. Early wort the same suit in which he was married half a century ago-black cloth coat and pants, and white Marseilles vest. The groom is well up in years, and his venerable wife was charming and sunny in disposition as when a girl of "sweet 16"--both retaining remarkably good health. The dress worn by Mrs. Sadie Hummel Ricker, a grand-daughter of Mrs. Early, was the original wedding gown worn by Mrs. Elizabeth Leebrick Hummel (Mrs. Martin Early's mother), the wife of the late Col. Joseph Hummel of Hummelstown. Mrs. Elizabeth Hummell died several years ago at the age of 92 years. The dress in question was purchased in Philadelphia in 1817, seventy-nine years ago. The dress is of white satin levantine; low neck in pattern; short waist and short sleeves, with a large ruffle at wrist falling over the hand; a gored skirt, Queen Elizabeth neckwear, and white illusion headdress, trimmed with narrow white satin, edged with ribbon and flowing ties. This costume in its day, was of as much consequence from a fashionable standpoint as the trousseaus imported from Paris in this fashionable age at fabulous cost. The guests were: Edwin K and Silas L Early of Palmyra, and Martin H Early, New York city, children of the honored host and hostess; Richart T Hummel and wife of Hummelstown; Daid T. Hummel and wife of Philadelphia; Charles Carrol Hummel of New York city, Mrs. Mary Givler, of Mechanicsburg and Misses Carrie and Annie Hummel of Hummelstown, brothers and sisters of Mrs. Early......
Comm Biog Ency of Dauph Co states "Mrs. Hummel was a woman of great force of character, dignified, yet tender, truthful and consistent in all her walks through life". I hope all her descendants can be so described.
Elizabeth was mentioned in her aunt Maria Esther Cassel Berry's will when she died. Elizabeth was referred to as "the wife of Joseph Hummel, merchant in Hummelstown, Dauphin County". Parents: John Phillip LEEBRICK and Mary Gertrude CASSEL.
She was married to Joseph (Richard?) HUMMEL Col. on 15 Jun 1817 in Lebanon, Lebanon Co, Pa. At Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Lebanon, Pa Children were: Henry-Leebrick HUMMEL, Elizabeth HUMMEL, Richard Toot HUMMEL, Mary HUMMEL, Sarah HUMMEL, Joseph-Augustus HUMMEL, David S (J?) HUMMEL , Susan HUMMEL, Caroline "Carrie" HUMMEL, Annie HUMMEL, Edwin HUMMEL, Charles HUMMEL, Silas L HUMMEL.
Elizabeth
LEEBRICK(686) was born on 13 Aug
1781 in Manheim, Rapho Twp, Lancaster Co, Pa. She was christened on 2 Sep 1781
in Manheim, Rapho Twp, Lancaster Co, Pa.(279)
Baptised this date Sponsor was Elizabeth Hansin (single) At Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Manheim Parents: John Phillip Nicholas
LEEBRICK and Katherine FRANKS.Elizabeth
LEEBRICK(686) was born on 10 Feb
1806 in Dauphin Co, PA.(4467) Early
Pennsylvania Births (1675-1875) by Charles Fisher She died on 16 Apr 1882 in
Halifax, Upper Paxton Township, Dauphin Co, Pa.
(564) Parents: George LEEBRICK and
Mary MOHR.She was married to Benjamin PARKE LL.D. on 30 Dec 1830 in Halifax, Upper Paxton Township, Dauphin Co, Pa. (1424)(564) Children were: Charles Carrol PARKE, Mary Eunice PARKE, Emma Elizabeth PARKE, Hannah Juliette PARKE, William Joseph PARKE , Sarah Georgiana PARKE, Benjamin Charles PARKE.
Elizabeth
(Eleanor) LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Charles W.
Jr LEEBRICK and Eleanor Lillian TOY.She was married to Richard Miller HARRIS in 1944. Children were: Janet Louise HARRIS, Charles Edward HARRIS, Kenneth Richard HARRIS , Andrew Robert HARRIS.
Elizabeth
(Lizzie) Allen LEEBRICK was born on 16 Apr 1855. She appeared on the census
in 1856 in Burlington Twp, Des Moines Co, Ia.
(3496) She appeared on the census on 17 Jul 1860 in Burlington, Des
Moines Co, Ia.(5204) She appeared on
the census on 28 Jul 1870 in Burlington, Des Moines Co, Ia.
(5205) Parents: Samuel LEEBRICK and
Elizabeth Jan Sturgis JOHNSON.She was married to Frank VON BEHREN in Oct 1878 in Burlington, Des Moines Co, Ia. (5193) The following wedding announcement was published 31 Oct 1878 in the Burlington Hawkeye: "The wedding bells rang out merrily Thursday morning at the residence of Mr. Samuel Leebrick, on West Hill, the occasion being the marriage of his daughter Miss Lizzie Leebrick to Mr. B. F. Von Behren, on Indiana. Rev. C. B. C.ark performed the ceremony, after which the bride and bridegroom departed for their new home in Indiana on the ten o'clock train. May peace and happiness go with them, and may many years of prosperity and usefulness crown their lives in their distant home".
Elizabeth
Anne LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Bland A LEEBRICK
Jr and Mary Katherine WHITT. Ellen
LEEBRICK(5206) was born on 24 Jun
1832 in Halifax, Upper Paxton Township, Dauphin Co, Pa.
(686) She died on 9 Jul 1833. Parents: John
Phillip LEEBRICK and Hillary (Hannah Mary) PARKE
. Ellen
LEEBRICK Parents: George LEEBRICK and
Emily (Emme) Goldsmith ROBERTS. Ellen
LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: James Calvin LEEBRICK
and Bessie Elizabeth MAUPIN. Elma
John LEEBRICK(692) was born on 28
Jun 1917 in Columbia, Boone Co, Missouri. She appeared on the census on 14 Jan
1920 in Columbia, Boone Co, Mo.(5207)
She appeared on the census on 9 Apr 1930 in Columbia, Columbia Twp, Boone Co,
Mo.(5208) She died on 12 Dec 1962 in
Tucson, Az. Mentioned in her sister Edith's wedding announcement. Parents:
John Franklin (Frank) LEEBRICK and
Roda (Rada) JOHNSON.She was married to William Harold GUY in 1939. She was divorced from William Harold GUY in 1945. Children were: Glen Richard GUY, William Frank GUY.
Children were: Linda Lee CALDWELL .
Emil
LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Frank LEEBRICK
and Annie L. Emilie
LEEBRICK(5209) was born in 1872
in Prussia. She appeared on the census on 9 Jun 1880 in Gorman Twp, Otter Tail
Co, MN.(5210) Parents:
Christian LEEBRICK and Hellen. Emma
LEEBRICK Lives in the UK. (2006) Parents: Gary
LEEBRICK. Emma
Allie (Alice) LEEBRICK was born on 22 Oct 1875 in Osborne, Osborne Co, Ks.
(5211) In 1900 Decatur County KS census,
Alice's birthdate is given as Aug 1878. She appeared on the census on 22 Jun
1880 in Penn Twp, Osborne Co, KS.(5212)
She appeared on the census on 1 Jun 1900 in Osborne, Penn Twp, Osborne Co,
KS.(5213) She appeared on the census
on 21 Jun 1900 in Oberlin, Decatur Co, Ks.(5214)
She appeared on the census on 12 May 1910 in Mirage Twp, Rawlins Co,
Ks.(5215) She appeared on the census
in 1920 in Rawlins Co, Ks.(5216) She
appeared on the census on 2 Apr 1930 in Mirage Twp, Rawlins Co, Ks.
(5217) She died on 16 Dec 1943 in Larned, Pawnee Co, Ks. She was
buried in Grace Cemetary, 1 mi W of McDonald, Ks. Lived most of her life with
brother Charles. Spent last three years at Larned, Kansas mental hospital.
Obituary, possibly from the Citizen-Patriot, Atwood, Kansas.
Miss Allie Leebrick was born in Osborne, Kansas October 22, 1875. The family came to Rawlins county in the early 90's. AFter the death of her father and mother, Allie made her home for may years with her brother, C. H. Leebrick and family. She was at the Larned hospital for nearly three years, where she passed away December 16, 1943. As a young woman, Allie was very ambitious and much interested in all activities of the home. She was preceeded in death by her brother, Willie, who passed away at the age of six years; also by her father and mother, and brothers Roy and Charles Leebrick. The only surviving member of her immediate family, is M. H. Leebrick, who with his wife and daughter have lived at Fredrick, Oklahoma for many years. Her soul has gone its Maker who said, "Come unto me all ye who labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest; take my yoke upon you and learn of me for I am meek and lowly in heart and ye shall have rest to your souls; for my yoke is easy, my burden is light." Funeral services were held Monday at the Schandler Funeral Home in Atwood, conducted by Rev. L. J. Smoot, paster of the Atwood Methodist Church. Interment was made in the McDonald cemetery. Parents: Franklin Edwin LEEBRICK and Sarah Elizabeth "Lizzie" MCCALLISTER.
Emma
Louise LEEBRICK(3833)
(1249) was born on 3 Sep 1846 in Dublin, Jackson Twp, Wayne Co, In.
(5218)(5219)
She appeared on the census on 16 Aug 1850 in Dublin, Jackson Twp, Wayne
Co, In. Residence 139. She appeared on the census on 12 Jun 1860 in Dublin,
Jackson Twp, Wayne Co, In.(5220) Residence
362. She appeared on the census on 11 Jun 1880 in Peru, Miami Co, IN.
(5221) Occupation: School teacher She appeared on the census on
12 Jun 1900 in Peru, Miami Co, IN.(5222)
She died on 23 Nov 1909.(292) Was
the State Librarian of Indiana. Later had charge of the YMCA home in Chicago.
She had a couple of sons.
Mrs. Emma L. Davidson, or Peru, Indiana, a sister of our townsman, Frank Leebrick, has been elected to the important position of state librarian by the legislature of Indiana. Mrs. Davidson is the widow of an old soldier, who fought in the thirty-ninth Indiana regiment and suffered the tortures of Andersonville. He died twenty years ago and since that time she has taught school at Peru, having trained youth in one building all those years. She has raised two sons in the Republican faith. In 1881 she was a candidate for the same office, and was defeated by only two votes on the fourteenth ballot. Mrs. Davidson will make a popular official. -- January 24, 1895 "Osborne County Farmer" Parents: John Newman LEEBRICK and Rosina Matilda FRITCHIE .
She was married to Albert John DAVIDSON on 2 Sep 1867 in Wayne Co, In.(5223) Children were: Howard Leebrick DAVIDSON Sr., Frederick John DAVIDSON.
Emma
Susan LEEBRICK was born on 7 Jun 1872 or 1870 in Nelson Co, Va.
(3078) She appeared on the census on 8 Jun 1880 in James River District,
Buckingham Co, Va.(5224) She died on
5 May 1888 in Mo.(3078) Parents:
Ezra Zaddock LEEBRICK and Cornelia (Permelia) F.
THOMAS. Emmett
C LEEBRICK(1150) was born on 18
Sep 1906 in Virginia.(5225) He appeared
on the census on 18 May 1910 in James River District, Buckingham Co, Va.
(5226) He appeared on the census in 1920
in Albermarle co, Va.(5227) He appeared
on the census on 12 Apr 1930 in Lynchburg, Campbell Co, Va.
(5228) He died on 7 Jul 1988 in Maryland. SSDI reports that SSN 226-03-9208
was assigned to Emmett before 1951 in Virginia. It lists last residence as Baltimore,
Baltimore county, MD 21207. Parents: William Henry LEEBRICK
Jr and Elsie Ida BALLOWE. Ernest
Edward LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: John Nicholas
LEEBRICK Sr and Ruby Elizabeth MELROSE.
Ester
LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Herman LEEBRICK
and Mary. Eugene
C LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Charles F LIEBRICH
and Bessie L. Evelyn
LEEBRICK(5229)
(5230) Parents: Joseph A LEEBRICK and
Lottie A ENGLES.Evelyn
S LEEBRICK (Private). Ezra
Zaddock LEEBRICK appeared on the census in 180 in Tye River Warehous, Nelson
Co, Va.(5231) He was born in 1828 in
Va.(5232) He appeared on the census
on 6 Sep 1850 in Nelson Co, Va.(5233)
Living with Cornelius Thomas. He appeared on the census on 16 Aug 1860 in
Nelson Co, Va.(5234) He appeared on
the census on 20 Sep 1870 in Lovingston District, Nelson Co, Va.
(5235) He appeared on the census on 8 Jun 1880 in James River District,
Buckingham Co, Va.(5236) He died on
11 Nov 1894 in Renick, Mo.(692) Attended
Church at the Christ Episcopal Church in Norwood, Va
Between 1975 and 1979 Ruth Leebrick Bruteau and her son, Frederic Bruteau, made several trips to Nelson County, Virginia, to gather information about the Ezra Zadock Leebrick family. In Lovingston, the Nelson County seat, they examined the records in the County Clerk's office and discovered various birth, marriage and death dates, and by talking with several of the oldest inhabitatnts they learned a number of things about life in that region during the youth of Ezra Leebrick.
For instance, in the small town of Norwood, where the Leebrick family had lived, a general grocery storekeeper, who had been born there in 1910 and had lived there all his life, described an interesting system of locks on the James River. The town was built near the river but had no convenient landing stage. A special kind of lock was constructed that permitted a boat to enter a narrow chamber, drawing enough water with it to lift the boat to a good height, after which the gate was closed behind it. The lock was on the side of the river and the boat could be approached from both sides of its narrow berth. This arrangement made it possible for a commercial boat, guided by tow lines drawn by horses from the towpath on the river bank, to stop at the town and conduct its daily business right from the boat itself. When the business day ended, the gate was opened, and the water rushed out, carrying the boat with it into the channel of the river again.
After these locks were constructed, constituting a new center of trade, the little town, which had been called Sleepy Hollow, acquired the new name New Market. (This is to be distinguished from a present day larger city named New Market). Later, when the railroad was built, around 1910, replacing the old towpath, the town was renamed again, this time taking the name it has now, Norwood.
After a sojourn in Oklahoma, the family moved to Kansas, and thence to Sturgeon, Missouri, where Permelia died of cancer, February 6, 1889. Parents: Louise Anna LEEBRICK.
He was married to Cornelia (Permelia) F. THOMAS on 23 Dec 1858 in Nelson Co, Ky. (692) Children were: William Henry LEEBRICK , Frederick Thomas LEEBRICK, Margaret (Maggie) (Mary) Elizabeth LEEBRICK, Emma Susan LEEBRICK, Janette W. LEEBRICK, John Franklin (Frank) LEEBRICK.
Fonda
Ann LEEBRICK (Private). Parents: Ray Henry LEEBRICK
Sr. and Barbara Shirley RITCHEY.
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