Andrew Jackson LEONARD[1] 1852 - 1918

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• Birth	Aug 1852	Washington County, PA   [2]
  Gender	Male
  Died	18 Mar 1918	Deemston, PA.
  Buried		Andrew Jackson LEONARD (1852-1918) and Effie Lenora Crumrine (1863-1937) Andrew Jackson LEONARD (1852-1918) and Effie Lenora Crumrine (1863-1937). Headstone in Beallsville Cemetery, Washington County, PA Status: Located
  Person ID	I339	Leonard
  Last Modified	22 Oct 2009

  
  

  Father	Isaac LEONARD,   b. 23 Jun 1827, Washington Co., PA. ,   d. 30 Dec 1914, Washington Co., PA.
  Mother	Amanda COX,   b. 04 Apr 1834,   d. 10 Oct 1908, Washington Co., PA
  Married	01 Jan 1852
  Family ID	F00107	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Effie Lenora CRUMRINE,   b. Abt 1863, Washington Co. PA. ,   d. 28 Apr 1937, Washington Co. PA.
  Married	13 Sep 1881	Clarksville, Greene Co., PA.   [3]
  Children	1. John Braden LEONARD,   b. 04 Mar 1887, Zollarsville, PA. ,   d. 1950   2. Lillian Estelle LEONARD,   b. 11 Nov 1881, Zollarsville, West Bethlehem Township, Washington Co. PA ,   d. 05 Aug 1958, Washington, Washington Co. PA.   3. Adah Belle LEONARD,   b. Sep 1884   4. Francis Mildred LEONARD,   b. Sep 1884   5. Mary Amanda LEONARD,   b. Mar 1889
  Family ID	F00185	Group Sheet

  
  

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  Andrew Jackson Leonard (1852-1918) First of three children born to Isaac and Amanda (Cox) Leonard of Washington County, PA.

  
  

• Notes

  History of Wshington County, PA 1926, p 239-41 The late A. JACKSON LEONARD, who died at Deemston on March 18, 1918, was born in this county in 1852, and was a son of Isaac and Amanda (Cox) LEONARD, members of pioneer families here and whose last days were here spent. Isaac LEONARD was a blacksmith, doing business in the Zollarsville neighborhood. Politically he was a democrat, and he and his wife were members of the Lutheran church. A. JACKSON LEONARD was for some years after his marriage engaged in farming and then became connected with the operations of the Monongahela Gas Company and was long employed by that concern, for some time as head timekeeper and later as a field manager. He was a democrazt and had rendered public service as a school director and in other local capacities.




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  [S00174] History of Washington County, Pennsylvania, 1926, Forrest, Earle Robert, (Name: Chicago: S.J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1926;), 239-241. The late A. JACKSON LEONARD, who died at Deemston on March 18, 1918, was born in this county in 1852, and was a son of Isaac and Amanda (Cox) LEONARD, members of pioneer families here and whose last days were here spent. Isaac LEONARD was a blacksmith, doing business in the Zollarsville neighborhood. Politically he was a democrat, and he and his wife were members of the Lutheran church. A. JACKSON LEONARD was for some years after his marriage engaged in farming and then became connected with the operations of the Monongahela Gas Company and was long employed by that concern, for some time as head timekeeper and later as a field manager. He was a democrat and had rendered public service as a school director and in other local capacities. [S00174] History of Washington County, Pennsylvania, 1926, Forrest, Earle Robert, (Name: Chicago: S.J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1926;), 239-241. The late A. JACKSON LEONARD, who died at Deemston on March 18, 1918, was born in this county in 1852, and was a son of Isaac and Amanda (Cox) LEONARD, members of pioneer families here and whose last days were here spent. Isaac LEONARD was a blacksmith, doing business in the Zollarsville neighborhood. Politically he was a democrat, and he and his wife were members of the Lutheran church. A. JACKSON LEONARD was for some years after his marriage engaged in farming and then became connected with the operations of the Monongahela Gas Company and was long employed by that concern, for some time as head timekeeper and later as a field manager. He was a democrat and had rendered public service as a school director and in other local capacities. [S00399] Waynesburg Republican, Cornerstone Genealogical Soc., (Name: http://www.cornerstonegenealogy.com/Grooms.htm;).