bullet Anna Catherina LAUCK was born on 10 Nov 1738.

She was married to Lazarus WENGER. Children were: Mary Elizabeth WENGER .

bullet D. LAUCKS

He was married to Maggie REICHARD.

bullet Ara LAUDERMILCH

She was married to William L. ZIEGLER . Children were: William L. ZIEGLER, Bayard D. ZIEGLER, John H. ZIEGLER, Frank L. ZIEGLER, Helen A. ZIEGLER, Paul F. ZIEGLER.

bullet Joseph LAYSER

He was married to May R. HERTZLER.

bullet Georg LEADER was born on 2 Oct 1794 in Lower Chanceford Twp, York Co., PA. He died on 27 Dec 1878 in York Twp, York Co., PA.

He was married to Eva WEISER on 7 May 1819. Children were: Henry LEADER .

bullet George Michael LEADER was born on 26 Jan 1858 in York Twp, York Co., PA. He died in 1937 in Jacobus, PA. Parents: Henry LEADER and Leah E. WAMBAUGH.

He was married to Susan MYERS on 20 Nov 1881. Children were: Guy Alvin LEADER.

bullet George Michael LEADER was born on 17 Jan 1918 in York, PA. Governor of Pennsylvania, 1955-1959 Parents: Guy Alvin LEADER and Beulah BOYER.

bullet Guy Alvin LEADER was born on 21 Oct 1887 in Hametown Twp, York Co, PA. He died on 15 Oct 1978 in York, PA. Parents: George Michael LEADER and Susan MYERS.

He was married to Beulah BOYER. Children were: George Michael LEADER .

bullet Henry LEADER was born on 27 Dec 1830 in York Twp, York Co., PA. He died on 5 Feb 1916 in Codorus Twp, York Co, PA. Parents: Georg LEADER and Eva WEISER.

He was married to Leah E. WAMBAUGH on 8 Jan 1854. Children were: George Michael LEADER.

bullet Catharine LEBENSTEIN

She was married to John ROYER.

bullet (Unknown) LECHTHALER

He was married to Dianne FRISCHKORN . Children were: Derek LECHTHALER, Shelley LECHTHALER.

bullet Derek LECHTHALER Parents: (Unknown) LECHTHALER and Dianne FRISCHKORN.

bullet Shelley LECHTHALER Parents: (Unknown) LECHTHALER and Dianne FRISCHKORN.

bullet Alfred William LEE(102)

Children were: Alfred William, Jr. LEE.

bulletAlfred William ("Buster") III LEE(103) . Also married "Lois". She died ca 1996

Also married "Dorothy", 21 Nov 1999 Parents: Alfred William, Jr. LEE and Flora BIANCHI.

He was married to Betty Louise MCCLINCY on 3 Sep 1946 in Tucson, AZ. Also married Edward Broomhall in 1952 in Elkton, MD - divorced in 1954
Lived with Harry Alred Harter from 1959 until he died 30 May 70, in Harrisburg, PA
Also married Earl (Dutch) Follett( 3 Sep 1916 - 30 Nov 1992) on 21 Jun 1980 He was divorced from Betty Louise MCCLINCY in 1950. Children were: Alfred William, IV LEE.

bullet Alfred William, IV LEE(14) was born on 8 Nov 1947 in Charleroi, PA. Parents: Alfred William ("Buster") III LEE and Betty Louise MCCLINCY.

He was married to Cheryl Elaine FRISCHKORN on 25 Mar 1969 in New Cumberland, PA. He was divorced from Cheryl Elaine FRISCHKORN in Mar 1984 in Carlisle, PA. Children were: Michelle Elaine SMELTZER .

bullet Alfred William, Jr. LEE was born in England. According to Betty McCLINCY - he had a Cockney accent, was 5'2" or 5'3" with sandy colored curly hair. He was really "strong", according to her. Parents: Alfred William LEE.

He was married to Flora BIANCHI . Children were: Alfred William ("Buster") III LEE, James Norman LEE, Doris Jean (Tootsie) LEE.

bullet Doris Jean (Tootsie) LEE(104) was born about 1941. Parents: Alfred William, Jr. LEE and Flora BIANCHI.

bullet James Norman LEE(105) Parents: Alfred William, Jr. LEE and Flora BIANCHI.

bullet Adam LEFEVRE

He was married to Anna Elizabeth PAULUS .

bullet Samuel LEFLER

He was married to Kate GEIB.

bullet Samuel LEFLER

He was married to Mary (Polly) ROYER .

bullet (unknown) LEGGORE

Children were: William LEGGORE, Mary J. LEGGORE.

bulletAnnie LEGGORE was born on 6 Oct 1878. She died on 14 Dec 1944. Parents: William LEGGORE and Annie MCCLAIN.

She was married to George IERLEY. Children were: George IERLEY, Walter IERLEY, Samuel IERLEY, Emma IERLEY.

bullet Charles LEGGORE Parents: James LEGGORE.

bullet Charles LEGGORE Parents: George LEGGORE.

bullet George LEGGORE Parents: William LEGGORE and Annie MCCLAIN.

Children were: Charles LEGGORE , James LEGGORE, George LEGGORE .

bulletGeorge LEGGORE. Parents: George LEGGORE.

bulletJames LEGGORE was born on 12 Feb 1871. He died on 31 Jul 1947. Parents: William LEGGORE and Annie MCCLAIN.

Children were: Ruth LEGGORE, Stella LEGGORE , Charles LEGGORE, James LEGGORE , Mary LEGGORE.

bulletJames LEGGORE. Parents: James LEGGORE.

bulletJames LEGGORE. Parents: George LEGGORE.

bulletMargaret LEGGORE was born on 10 Mar 1873. She died on 1 Dec 1946. Parents: William LEGGORE and Annie MCCLAIN.

She was married to Clarence ERISMAN on 8 Jul 1900 in Middletown, PA. married by John H. Groff Children were: Edna ERISMAN , Charles B. ERISMAN, Margaret ERISMAN, William (Tuby) ERISMAN, Bertha ERISMAN, Ethel (Bess) ERISMAN.

She was married to George BROWN. Children were: Annie BROWN.

bullet Mary LEGGORE was born on 18 Oct 1868. She died on 9 Jul 1925. Parents: William LEGGORE and Annie MCCLAIN.

She was married to David ETTER. Children were: George ETTER, James ETTER.

bullet Mary LEGGORE Parents: James LEGGORE.

bullet Mary J. LEGGORE was born in 1850. She died in 1915. Parents: (unknown) LEGGORE.

She was married to Harry W. SCHURTZ .

bullet Russell LEGGORE Parents: William LEGGORE.

bullet Ruth LEGGORE Parents: James LEGGORE.

bullet Sarah (Sadie) LEGGORE was born on 12 Feb. She died in May 1967. Parents: William LEGGORE and Annie MCCLAIN.

She was married to Valentine DOLSON. Children were: Robert DOLSON.

bullet Stella LEGGORE Parents: James LEGGORE.

bullet William LEGGORE was born on 28 Dec 1841. He died on 7 Aug 1910. William Leggore was in the Civil War, 191st Regiment, Company F, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Private, entered 13 Sep 1861, captured, discharged 28 Jun 1865

My Grand Aunt Bess Erisman wrote me in a 19 Apr 1979 letter, "I never saw a bow legged Leggore. ALL pigeon toed. It's wonder they didn't trip over their own toes. Sometimes I catch mine turning in. I try to keep them straight."

The following note was received from John Leggore of Norfolk, VA:

Brent,

I finally received the papers back from the National Archives on William Leggore,
Company F of the 191st Regiment of the Pa. Vol. Infantry. It did'nt have that much information available, but I'll give you what I found out. He was 5 ft. 4 1/2 in. tall, fair complexion with blue eyes and dark hair. Listed as a laborer until he enlisted from Middletown in Dauphin County, Pa. at Bristow Station in Virginia on 7 January 1864 for a three year period. No date of birth given, but he was 22 years old went allowed on furlough from 13Mar1865 to 13Apr1865. Rank of Private when captured on August 19th, 1864 at Weldon RailRoad, Va. (near Petersburg). Confined on Aug 20th,1864 at Richmond, sent to Salisbury N.C. on Oct 9, 1864.
The next part of the POW record is a little confusing. I'm not sure what the procedures were in those days on whether a POW was considered part of the enemy army or what, but here is what it states. "Joined the Rebel Army while Prisoner of War at Salisbury N.C. date not given." ... "Paroled at N.E. Ferry N.C. Feb 26-28, 1865. Reported at Camp Parole March 9, 1865. " As you can see from what I've stated earlier, He was given a month's vacation 4 days after receipt at Camp Parole.
Camp Parole was near or at Annapolis. He was only given 2 months pay and apparently had pay stoppage for 1 musket on May 30,65. The only other date on the papers implies that he was discharged on Nov. 2, 1892, which does'nt make sense. I think this date is when the papers were filed in the archives. The copy quality on the paper is very poor. If I ever get a chance, I'll have to go there and see if they will let me look at the originals. If you send me your address, I'll copy and sent to you what I have.
John

Notes on Weldon Railroad: August 18-21, 1864, The Battle of Weldon Railroad, Union troops reached and seized the Weldon Railroad. Siege lines were extended across the tracks. Source: http://www.nps.gov/pete/pe_trge.htm

Corps under command of Maj. Gen. G.K. Warren were withdrawn from the Petersburg entrenchments to operate against the Weldon Railroad. Globe Tavern, Yellow Tavern, Blick's Station Virginia, American Civil War, August 18-21, 1864

While Hancock's command demonstrated north of the James River at Deep Bottom, the Union V Corps and elements of the IX and II Corps under command of Maj. Gen. G.K. Warren were withdrawn from the Petersburg entrenchments to operate against the Weldon Railroad. At dawn August 18, Warren advanced, driving back Confederate pickets until reaching the railroad at Globe Tavern. In the afternoon, Maj. Gen. Henry Heth's division attacked driving Ayres's division back toward the tavern. Both sides entrenched during the night. On August 19, Maj. Gen. William Mahone, whose division had been hastily returned from north of James River, attacked with five infantry brigades, rolling up the right flank of Crawford's division. Heavily reinforced, Warren counterattacked and by nightfall had retaken most of the ground lost during the afternoon's fighting. On the 20th, the Federals laid out and entrenched a strong defensive line covering the Blick House and Globe Tavern and extending east to connect with the main Federal lines at Jerusalem Plank Road. On August 21, Hill probed the new Federal line for weaknesses but could not penetrate the Union defenses. With the fighting at Globe Tavern, Grant succeeded in extending his siege lines to the west and cutting Petersburg's primary rail connection with Wilmington, North Carolina. The Confederates were now forced to off-load rail cars at Stony Creek Station for a 30-mile wagon haul up Boydton Plank Road to reach Petersburg. Confederate general John C.C. Sanders was killed on August 21.

Result(s): Union victory

Location: Dinwiddie County

Campaign: Richmond-Petersburg Campaign (June 1864-March 1865)

Date(s): August 18-21, 1864

Principal Commanders: Maj. Gen. G.K. Warren [US]; Gen. Robert E. Lee, Lt. Gen. A.P. Hill, Maj. Gen. Henry Heth, and Maj. Gen. William Mahone [CS]

Forces Engaged: Corps (34,300 total)

Estimated Casualties: 5,879 total (4,279 US; 1,600 CS)

Source: http://www.americancivilwar.com/statepic/va/va072.html


Notes on Camp Parole: By 1863, the barracks at the U. S. Naval Academy and St. John's College had become badly overcrowded, since Annapolis had become the most important depot for paroled prisoners on the coast. As a result, a larger facility named Camp Parole was built outside of Annapolis. At these facilities, Union prisoners paroled from Confederate prisons could get a bath, a shave, fresh clothing, and in some cases badly needed medical attention. The soldiers would then stay at Camp Parole until they could be either sent home or rejoin their regiments. Source: http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/stagser/s1259/121/7590/html/0000 .html

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From Bob Cell, BOBCELL@pop3.panam.edu, email of 20 Apr 00: "Yes, Brent, he is shown in the roster of the 191st as a Private, mustered in 13 Sept 1861, captured, mustered out with company 28 June 1865, shown as a "Vet."

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From Bob, ChiefNepho@aol.com, email of 21 Apr 00: "I have a listing for a William Leggore as a private in Company G, 6th Regiment Pa Reserves with a notation that he reenlisted in the vv. This usually means in the higher numbered regiments which were formed later in the war. The 191st was made up in the field in the Spring of 1864 from members who had time left on their enlistments when their regiments were disbanded and mustered out and they were transferred to other new units."
Parents: (unknown) LEGGORE.

He was married to Annie MCCLAIN. Children were: William LEGGORE, Mary LEGGORE, James LEGGORE, Margaret LEGGORE, Annie LEGGORE, George LEGGORE, Sarah (Sadie) LEGGORE.

bullet William LEGGORE Parents: William LEGGORE and Annie MCCLAIN.

Children were: Russell LEGGORE .

bulletEva Margaret LEHN(8) (106) was born on 23 Oct 1795 in Lebanon Co., PA. She died on 30 Dec 1871. Parents: Jacob LEHN and Margaret RAMLER.

She was married to Elder John ZUG . Children were: Mary ZUG, Abraham ZUG, Rebecca ZUG, Israel ZUG, John ZUG, Nathan ZUG, Catherine ZUG, Reuben ZUG.

bullet Jacob LEHN(8)

He was married to Margaret RAMLER. Children were: Eva Margaret LEHN .

bullet Veronica LEIB(13)

Children were: Jacob B. GEIB, John GEIB, Daniel GEIB, David GEIB, Christian GEIB, Henry GEIB.

bulletDavid LEIBHART.

He was married to Suddie REICHART .

bullet Sarah Susan LEIBHART

She was married to Philip D. SMELTZER . Children were: Minnie V. SMELTZER, Charley W. SMELTZER, Jenny Elizabeth SMELTZER , Daniel P. SMELTZER, Merry May SMELTZER, Cora Blanch SMELTZER, Bula Lidy SMELTZER, Hubard P. SMELTZER, Mary SMELTZER, Edna SMELTZER, Alen Elwood SMELTZER.

bullet Rev Thomas LEINBACH

He was married to Mary ZUG .

bullet Jennie LEITER

She was married to David ZUG.

bullet Ada T. LENHART

She was married to Harvey H. ROYER .

bullet LENTZ (1)(2) (3) was born about Dec 1844 in , York, Pa. He died in Jan 1845. He was buried in Shrewsbury Twp, York, Pa, Stine's Cemetery. He has Ancestral File number GGK5-F4. Parents: Adam LENTZ and Elizabeth ROSIER.

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