Person:Leonard Smith (28)

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Leonard Smith
b.24 Jun 1732 Saint Mary's, Maryland, United States
d.25 Mar 1794 Frederick, Maryland, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. Bef 1730
  1. Benjamin SmithEst 1730 - 1777
  2. Leonard Smith1732 - 1794
  3. Henry Smith, (unproven child)
  4. John Smith, (unproven child)
  5. Mary Smith, (unproven child)
Spouse and Children
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m. 13 Jan 1754
  1. Capt. John Smith1754 - 1805
  2. Unknown Male SmithAbt 1755 -
  3. Charles Smith1756 - 1819
  4. Joseph Leonard Smith1758 -
  5. Benjamin Aloige Smith1760 - 1765
  6. Francis Ignatius Smith1762 -
  7. Marie Eleanor Smith1764 -
  8. Benjamin Aloysius Smith1766 - 1820
  9. Basil Smith1768 - 1770
  10. Octave Raphael Smith, M.D.1770 - 1829
  11. Sister Mary Joanna Smith, R.H.S.1775 - 1841
  12. Aloysius Leonard Smith1777 - 1778
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Facts and Events
Name Leonard Smith
Gender Male
Birth? 24 Jun 1732 Saint Mary's, Maryland, United States
Other[3] 11 Aug 1735 Saint Mary's, Maryland, United Statesnamed in Will of John Smith, his father
Marriage 13 Jan 1754 Saint Mary's, Maryland, United Statessource = OLT, needs verification
to Elizabeth Neale
Death[1] 25 Mar 1794 Frederick, Maryland, United States
References
  1. ↑ Family Recorded, in Smith, Mrs. Francis F. "Captain John Smith, Frederick Co. MD., of the Revolution, and some of his ancestors." Records of the American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia. Volume X. Pages 328-334.

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  2.   Family Recorded, in Williams, Thomas John Chew, and Folger McKinsey. History of Frederick County, Maryland: with a biographical record of representative families. (Baltimore [Maryland]: Regional Pub. Co., 1967).

    Vol 1, p 1215 -
    Leonard Smith, son of John and Jane (Brooke) Smith, was one o the early settlers of Frederick County, Md. He laid out the village of Berlin in 1787, now the flourishing town of Brunswick on the Potomac river. This tract of land was originally known as "Merry Peep-o-Day." During the Revolution, Leonard Smith was on the committees of Safety and Observation for Frederick County, Md. He was married to Miss Elizabeth Neale, daughter of Dr. Charles Neale and great-granddaughter of Captain James Neale of "Wollaston Manor," granted in 1642. ...

  3. ↑ Will Abstract of John Smith, in Cotton, Jane Baldwin; F. Edward (Frederick Edward) Wright; and Annie W. B. (Annie Walker Burns) Bell. The Maryland calendar of wills. (Baltimore [Maryland]: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1968).

    [Vol 21:619]
    Smith, John, St. Mary's County, 11th Aug., 1735;; 3rd Mch., 1735
    - To son Benjamin and hrs., "Sharp,," Prince George Co. Sd. son dying during minority to pass to son Leonard and hrs.
    - To brother Basil and hrs., "Letchworth," Calvert Co.
    - To son Leonard, personalty.
    Wife Jean, extx.
    Overseers; Brothers Basil and Clement Gardner.
    Test: Daniel Hodgkin, Clement Gardiner, Samuel Bellwood.

    [Note: not all individuals have been identified.]
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    [Note: Identifies Leonard Smith as the son of John Smith.]

  4.   Family Recorded, in Newman, Harry Wright. The Maryland Semmes and kindred families: a genealogical history of Marmaduke Semme(s), gent., and his descendants including the allied families of Greene, Simpson, Boarman, Matthews, Thompson, Middleton, and Neale. (Baltimore [Maryland]: Maryland Historical Society, 1956).

    p 306 -
    [Leonard Smith was the Executor of the Will of Eleanor Medley. On 24 Nov 1777, Leonard Smith and Elizabeth Sprigg Neale, of St. Mary's Co., conveyed to Thomas Yeates, of Montgomery Co., "Mistaken Rival." On Mar. 5, 1779, Leonard Smith leased to Francis Smith, his son, a lot in New Town at the rate of 6 p. yearly during the life of Elizabeth Sprigg Neale, wife of Bennett Neale, and at her death to the children of the said Elizabeth Sprigg Neale.]

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