Leamon - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: George & Rebecca Leamon family Bible

suzymurphy43 — 2012-03-13 16:36:22Z

I do have Pictures You can e-mail me at katymatt12@aol.com

Re: George & Rebecca Leamon family Bible

ljulmer204 — 2012-03-03 17:53:47Z

I would love to see pictures of the headstones of Daniel and Christiana, George and Rebecca Leamon in Wildwood Cemetery.
I don't know how complete your family is, but I would be willing to supplement it if appropriate.
Laura Ulmer

Re: George & Rebecca Leamon family Bible

ljulmer204 — 2012-03-03 17:49:00Z

This couple are my husband's gr gr grandparents who lived in Union and Lycoming Co., PA. Contact me if this message is not too old.
Laura Ulmer

Re: George & Rebecca Leamon family Bible

ljulmer204 — 2012-03-03 17:43:29Z

I know that your entry is quite old, but I have much of the same info (and more) based on my husband's connection to the family through Jennie (Janetta), who married Samuel Hyman Ulmer 8 Mar 1883.

Who has the family Bible? Have you seen it?
Laura Ulmer

Re: Anderson Leamon

kml1948 — 2012-02-27 21:03:14Z

I believe that Anderson Leamon was my great-great grandfather. I also have that he was married to Patsy Gardner, but his birth was about 1826 and he died in 1867. I'll email you with the lineage that I have found, which seems to go back to Germany by way of Pennsylvania.

Looking for information on father of John Leamon (~1758,of Toboyne PA)

sherilemon — 2012-02-20 00:25:14Z

John Leamon (B: ~1758-D: 12 Jul 1812 Jackson Twp, Perry PA) M: Diana Patterson (B: ~ 1760,Tinicum, Bucks, PA, USA )
Children: Alexander(B:~1782); Mary (1798 1865) M: Major John Harper 1805; Elizabeth (1786-1837) M: David Moreland 30 May 1837; ?Girl child who died young

John’s Ancestors: DNA tests indicate John’s grandfather or Great Grandfather is Peter Lamon (1664-1710?); Peter Lamon Immigrated to PA ~1717; Peter’s 2nd Wife: Anna (1685-1749); Lived in Lampeter PA

John’s possible father: Isaac Leamon (B: 1736 Lampeter, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States)
Isaac’s children: Samuel; Alexander? - No documentation; John? - No documentation
Isaac Died: about 1776 Shermans Dale, Perry, Pennsylvania, United States?

Possible Brother: John Leamon(B) Lived in Toboyne in what is now Perry Co. Penn and lived next to Samuel Leamon

Looking For: Any Records/information:
-Tying John to Samuel as brothers
- Tying John or Samuel of Toboyne to Isaac of ??
- Tying John of Toboyne to one of the other sons or grandsons of Peter Lamon

Re: Looking for Leamonds in Mississippi

mwellwood — 2011-11-05 18:00:11Z

I was going through some old genealogy papers and found a posting of yours. I'm the g..granddaughter of Mary Amanda Lemmon born about 1841 in Dayton Ohio. On the 1880 census she is located in Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio. Her father was born in Ohio and her mother in New York. She lived in Columbus Mississippi during the civil war. Have you ever run across anyone who might connect to this family?

tks
Margie

Here is more detailed information on her:

Tabb, Ross, O’Neill, Lollar, Lang (Long) Schlageter, Brunner, Lemman, Bolling, Peyton, Saunders, Shackelford, Taylor, Hubbard, Yerby, Presley, Phillips, Webb, Holmes, Hightower, Fox, Gholson – direct lines.

Indirect lines: Warner, King, Heheman, Shoemaker, Wright, Moody, Crump, Leigh, Sneed, Gregory, Rievere, Puckett, Mardis, Glidewell, Cocke, Bynum, Pointer, Mc Donald, Ferrell, Ogletree, Fenner, Hudnall. Lot of other indirect lines.

Charles Ross Tabb b 10/14/1860 in Cobb Switch in Lowndes county near Columbus MS d 11/13/1933

married Alice A O’NEILL (O’Neal) b 1870 Cincinnati, OH on 1 nov 1886

died 1940 Lawn Ave on 8/30/1941 services St. Agnes church

parents: may be Julia and Felix O’Neil of Manchester OH

Felix parents: may be John and Maggie or Mappie

children: 1. Charles W born Columbus MS died 4/1/1892 age 9 months old

2. Margaret

3. Marie

4. Alice (d 12 dec 1934 –services St. Cecilia’s church residence 3915 Taylor Ave) married Arthur C LANG (Long) Lawlor (Lollar) SCHLAGETER

5. Laura-twin to Alice had five husbands - lived in Hollywood California - had bit parts in movies-fifth husband was Al WARNER

6. Irene married Edward W KING

7. Helen married Harry J HEHEMAN

8. Elmer L married Lavina SHOEMAKER of Batesville IN

9. Eugene

Through marriage this family had ties to Southeast Indiana - New Alsace, Weisburg, Lawrenceburg.

John (Jack) F D Ross Tabb b circa 1838/39 in MS probably Artesia resided twp 18A in 1870
d Jun 1880 of malaria age 47 in Columbus, Lowndes County, MS
guardian: Jacob I SHERMAN
aka: Jack & Ross & JFR
married Amanda Mary F LEMMAN (LEMMON, Lehman) (b. circa 1840-1) of Dayton Montgomery County OH
on 23 jan 1860 in Lowndes County Mississippi

2nd sgt john f ross tabb company b 43rd ms infantry volunteers csa lowndes riflemen 31 mar 1862. 7/4/62 discharged on surgeons disability chronic leg ulcer. occupation farmer. age 23.

M R Lemmon and E P O’Neal in the Lowndes Cty Agricultural Soc 1858-60. There was also a W H O’Neal from Lowndes cty. Also Edwin E Slade Leman and Benjamin S Long (50 on 1860 census b NC). Charles Baskerville involved with guardianship papers. Guardianship papers in Lawrence county for Virginia by John J McMahon, Samuel W Shackelford, William P McMahon and Elisabeth S Mc Mahon 25 Aug 1855. Laura Shackelford daughter of James H Turner Esq died 7/10/1838.

Amanda born in OH and her son Charles born in Columbus, Lowndes county MS kept boarders in Hamilton, Butler County, OH in 1880.
Her father was born in Ohio. Her mother was born in NY circa 1820 per the hamilton butler county census 1880. Mrs. A L Tabb and Mamie appear in the Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio directory at N S Buckeye St second house west of 4th.

children: 1. Mary Bolling (b circa 1863) married Charles HEISIG
2. Charles Ross Tabb m,
3. Erwin L
4. Elizabeth Lanier

Re: William Leamon

JamesWaller84 — 2011-09-20 14:21:57Z

Please check out the grave monument for Rebecca Matheny Leamon at Leamon Cemetery on findagrave.com.

Jim

Re: UK Leamon

JamesWaller84 — 2011-09-20 14:04:36Z

You're right. We have an Arthur Leamon in that time period - but the rest of your ancestry doesn't fit. Sorry for the confusion.

Jim

Re: UK Leamon

charlotteleaman — 2011-09-19 21:54:22Z

p.s have you tried the Leamon ancestry thread directly underneath this thread in the Leamon forum? seem like this is certainly your family?

Re: UK Leamon

charlotteleaman — 2011-09-19 21:50:52Z

Are you sure we're related? - I have a John Leamon who was born in 1816 whose father was George Leamon. John's son was also John Leamon but I know for sure they were based in London/southampton for the duration of their lifetimes.

Saying this.. Leamon is certainly less common than Leaman and the likelihood of us being related in some way is high!

Re: UK Leamon

JamesWaller84 — 2011-09-19 20:16:27Z

I believe we are distant cousins - both having descended from James Leamon of the Rev. War British Army. I am named after James Leamon - but like you, my name has been altered to Leaman. My name is James Leaman Waller IV. This spelling change occurred during the 20th century in our family.

My other ggg grandfather, Coporal William Waller of Virginia, apprehended James Leamon at the Battle of Trenton. They became lifelong friends - moving westward togeher with their families, including James' son (your gggg grandfather), John Leamon born 29 Dec 1793 in Monongalia Co.,VA (now within Preston Co., WV).

Sue and Richard Leamon of CA and I had a grave monument for James' wife Rebecca Matheny Leamon put at the Leamon Cemetery near Yale in Jasper Co., IL where she is reported to have been the first grave there ca 1848.

Jim

Re: Leamon Family

Sue_Leamon — 2011-08-12 15:16:56Z

"James Leamon was a British Red Coat soldier from Scotland who was captured during the Battle of Trenton, New Jersey, 26 Dec. 1776. Leamon was one of 70 British regulars in winter quarters there with 1,600 Hessians. He was captured by Corporal William Wallar of the 11th Regiment, 9th Company of the Continental Virginia Line. Leamon was exchanged and then deserted the British army and went to the home of William Wallar in Berkley Co. VA -- now in Jefferson Co. West VA between Shepherdstown and Harpers Ferry. They became life long friends and lived as neighbors and moved together with their families to Preston Co. VA and again to Guernsey Co., Ohio. Four of their children intermarried. William Leamon married Leanner Wallar and Elisha Waller married Jane Leamon." This information comes from Jim Waller, a descendant of Jane Leamon. Jim has a memoir written by Elias Waller, grandson of the original James Leamon. It is the best documentation that anyone has found. Leamon's name is found among the prisioners at Lancaster on 27th Sept. 1777 listed are: 16th Light Dragoons, Corporal Leamon, and 17th Regiment, William Lemon. There are a few other stories about the origin of James Leamon but they are not confirmed with documentation. I've never found anything about how James got into the army, whether it was voluntary or not.

Re: Tennessee Leamons

619apollo — 2011-08-12 05:14:05Z

Did not pay close attention when I posted before was way off the Samuel and Anna births.
Samuel Leamon was born 1820 Tennessee
His wife was Anna Jane Brookshire born 1825 In South Carolina
Since my earlier posting I have come across a document which names his father as Garsett Leamon, Mother Elizabeth Hicks
Anna father was James Brookshire, mother G. Ray
If you have run across these names in your research please contact me.

Re: Leamon Family

julietwombly — 2011-08-12 03:50:49Z

Paul,
I am the great great grandaughter of Cyrus Leamon. Do you have any definite info on William Leamon's father John or James? I'm not positive on his name and also wondered if anyone ever found definite info around how he came to the USA. Was he abducted and made to fight in the Revolutionary War, or did he join on his own? I've heard both stories but have never found documentation for either. Do you know?

LEAMON Larry D - Vietnam Wall section 4W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-06-14 11:40:41Z

LEAMON Larry D - Vietnam Wall section 4W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,927 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: William Leamon

biggn81 — 2010-03-26 15:54:57Z

I am William Leamon. I don't think I am the one your asking about though. I am named after my great grandfather William Hamilton Leamon. If you have any questions I might can answere just let me know.

descendants of Earl Carson Leamon - Chicago / Wisconsin

sandileamon — 2009-03-22 23:02:25Z

I am looking for any descendants of Earl Carson Leamon (1894 - 1992). He had 2 sons that died early in life (Burton & Donald). He remarried. Wondering if there were other children. He died in the Lake Elkhorn, WI area. I would like to contact any Leamon's in that area. Please let me know if you know of any Leamon's in that area, or any descendants.

First wife was Catherine Eden, second wife was Agnes Gwarney.

Thanks! Sandi Leamon

Re: leamon

chiefbrown84 — 2009-02-18 03:14:44Z

James Leamon is my 4GGF. You can contact me at my email address chiefbrown84@sbcglobal.net. William Leamon married Leannah "Leanner" Waller on 30 May 1822 in Guernsey CountY, Ohio.

Tony Brown

Re: Leamon ancestry

chiefbrown84 — 2009-02-18 03:11:07Z

This message if for edselrich.
My name is Tony Brown. James Leamon that you asked about is my 4GGF. He married Rebecca Matheny in 1789 and later moved to Ohio. He died in 1826 in Guernsey, Ohio. He is said from several sources that he came to America from Scotland with the British Army as a drummer boy. He was capture at the battle of Trenton, NJ.. He was later traded back to the British and later deserted a went back to the place he was capture and stayed with a William Waller. He went to Ohio after he married with William Waller. James Leamon daughter Jame married Ellsha Waller. Most of this information is on the internet at Ancestry.com. and Guernsey counth GenWeb. Hop this helps. Let me know.
Tony Brown, PO Box 150310, Ft. Worth, Tx. 76108-0310

Re: UK Leamon

charlotteleaman — 2009-01-14 22:11:06Z

I am a decendent of Arthur G Leamon! His great great grandaughter. We are now Leaman - confused as to where and how this changed!!!

LEAMON James W 1918 2006 US Army W W II

t42Richland_NavarroCoTX — 2009-01-05 23:52:52Z

LEAMON James W 1918 2006 US Army W W II

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Richland Cemetery, Navarro Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.
Since this is most likely not my family, please reply here if you know more about this person.

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LEAMON Sarah L MAGOUIRK 1925 2003 married 22 Jan 1947

t42Richland_NavarroCoTX — 2009-01-05 23:52:42Z

LEAMON Sarah L MAGOUIRK 1925 2003 married 22 Jan 1947

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Richland Cemetery, Navarro Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.
Since this is most likely not my family, please reply here if you know more about this person.

This is one of the 199,787 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

LEAMON Alonzo P 1874 1941

t42Richland_NavarroCoTX — 2009-01-05 23:52:17Z

LEAMON Alonzo P 1874 1941

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Richland Cemetery, Navarro Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.
Since this is most likely not my family, please reply here if you know more about this person.

This is one of the 199,787 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

LEAMON Barbara A 1882 1967

t42Richland_NavarroCoTX — 2009-01-05 23:52:04Z

LEAMON Barbara A 1882 1967

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Richland Cemetery, Navarro Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.
Since this is most likely not my family, please reply here if you know more about this person.

This is one of the 199,787 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

PHOTOS: Ethel Leamon, Edwin & Ruth Leamon married 1929, children of Lester & Carrie May Leamon

kathy3643 — 2008-10-18 15:02:22Z

I recently purchased two photos in Alton, Illinois. I believe the couple in the photo
are Edwin and Ruth Leamon who were married December 31, 1929. The other photo is identified
as Ethel Leamon. She is riding in a cart pulled by a goat.

I found Ethel and Edwin in the 1920 Census for Grandville, Jasper County, IL with their parents
Lester, CM (Carrie May), and brother Harry.

Please contact me if you have an interest in these photos.

Kathy@FamilyWeSearch.com

Re: Any Information?

55545 — 2008-09-21 15:58:10Z

When was your Toby born? I have a Samuel Leamon born Feb 22, 1819 in Hawkins Co. TN who married Anna Jane Brookshire born abt 1825. All of their children were born in McMinn Co., between 1843 and 1866. They moved to Sumach GA around 1870 as Anna Jane died in Sumach Ga 26 Aug 1877, and Samuel died their Aug 7, 1896. The family appears on the McMinn census on the 1850 and 1860 census have not been able to find them in 1870 but they are on the 1880 Murray Co. GA census.
Just recently received information on Samuel and Anna Jane parents.

Samuel's parents were Garsette Leamon and Elizabeth Lea Hicks. With such an unusual first name you would think he would be easy to find.
Anna Jane parents were James Brookshire and G Ray.

I have never been able to find anything on either Garsette Leamon or Elizabeth Hicks or any of their children, and nothing on Anna Jane parents or her siblings.
If you have come across any of these names please contact me.

Re: Any Information?

SGOOCH135 — 2008-09-09 01:15:30Z

Hi Sheila,
I don't think we have the same Leamon. George Henry Leamon in my tree was born 1824 Devonshire, England married Elizabeth Stevens of Cornwall, England in Adelaide, Australia in 1853.
Steve

Re: Any Information?

sytallent — 2008-09-08 17:07:16Z

Hi,
I found your post, I'm not sure if you've found any information since you posted this. I have a Toby Charles Leamon in my family born in McMinn Co., TN and died in Birmingham, AL. He married Mary Nellie Kinser. If it is one in the same. I'd love to exchange info. My Dad had done the DNA testing for the Leamon family. Hope to hear from you soon.

Sheila

Re: Leamon-Monahan Bible Records

ellengtodd — 2008-09-08 03:09:44Z

Hi- I thing your Barbara Leaman may be my g-g-g-grandmother. The dates match her birth date per a copy of a patterson family bible family records page. Barbara [no maiden name listed] married James Patterson, and second son was Daniel Leaman Patterson. The family came from Lancaster County, PA, and then moved to Belmont County, Ohio.

Faith - if you're still around, would there be any chance of getting a copy (digital would be fine) of that bible page?

Re: Anderson Leamon

sytallent — 2007-08-24 14:56:06Z

I sent you an email with the information I have on James, let me know if you don't receive it. I look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Anderson Leamon

sytallent — 2007-08-24 14:52:49Z

I just sent you an email on Anderson, but I didn't pay attention to the date of Samuel's birth. I was thinking of Anderson's son. Maybe Samuel and Anderson were brothers? Anderson moved his family back and forth between TN and GA too. I looking forward to your reply.

Re: Anderson Leamon

619apollo — 2007-08-24 01:29:47Z

I also have Leamon's from TN. I first found them on the 1850 McMinn TN census, Samuel born abt 1820 is as far back as I have been able to go, he married Anna Jane Brookshire born abt 1825 ( it took forever to find Anna maiden name)which happened to be on one of the children obit. They had 11 children and also moved back and forth between TN and GA with some of the children going down into Fl. There are no male Leamon left on my side to take a DNA test but keep hoping I will find one among one of the other children. I remember hearing they were Dutch/German

Re: Anderson Leamon

EddieWoods66 — 2007-08-24 00:57:20Z

My mothers grandfathers name was James Monroe Leamon. Just wondering if it could the James M you mention as a son of Anderson. She doesn't know anything about him except he was born in 1869 and died in 1936. I have tried to trace the Leamon side of her family but hit a road block with James. She doesn't know who his father or mother are or any siblings.

Anderson Leamon

sytallent — 2007-05-30 17:05:03Z

Hi,
I'm looking on any information on Anderson Leamon (Leman/Lemons) born abt. 1826 in Tennessee and died abt. 1877 in Tennessee. He married Martha "Patsy" Gardner in abt. 1845. They had the following children: Samuel Thomas, Elizabeth, Louisa, Frances, William Hamilton, Matilda, Alfred Jefferson, James M., and Mary Elizabeth. All children were born in either Tennessee or Georgia as the family moved back and forth between the two. My Dad has done the DNA testing and we don't match with the Laymon from Tennessee, but we do match with Leman surname from Scotland. I think there's a possiblity that Anderson could have been orphaned as child and was an indentured servant. I'm waiting on a book from library that will let me know, hopefully, if the two are the same. Any help would be great. I have lots of information on descendants if anyone is related to this family.
Sheila Leamon-Tallent

Re: Leamon-Monahan Bible Records

2007-03-12 20:30:46Z

My ggggrandfather was also named Elijah Monahan bout was born 12/26/1826 in Belmont County, Ohio

Re: Leamon in Ohio and/or Iowa

jleamon49 — 2007-02-03 02:31:42Z

Hi Sandi

As far as I can find out, my Leamon family came from Pennsylvania through Ohio (and evantually Iowa and California). Haven't seen any connections to NY or Chicago. Now, another branch of my family (Erickson) had a very strong presence in Wisconsin and Minnesota (gee, with a name like Erickson???), but I'm afraid that's about as close as I can come.

If I hear of any other connections, I'll sure shoot them off to you.

Re: Leamon in Schoharie co.NY

619apollo — 2007-02-02 13:09:39Z

My Robert Leamon was born in TN abt 1820 and died in GA between 1880-1900. Thanks for your response, guess we'll both keep looking.

Re: Leamon in Schoharie co.NY

sandileamon — 2007-02-02 05:03:04Z

I'm not sure is this is the same Robert. I am looking for Robert Leamon (born in NY), lived in Wisconsin and had a son named Sidney in Wisconsin. Robert was in Chicago in 1900 with is son Sidney.

Re: Leamon in Ohio and/or Iowa

sandileamon — 2007-02-02 04:50:38Z

You mention Robert Leamon. I am looking for a Robert Leamon that was probably born in NY, that had a son named Sidney. Sidney was born in Wisconsin and they ended up in Chicago. Robert is ggg grandfather of mine. Thanks!

Re: Noble Co Iniana Leamon

2006-03-17 04:30:11Z

I am researching Benwards who have a link by marriage to Leamon in Noble Co. IN area. See my family tree on Rootsweb; database: benwardpub. I am looking for the whereabouts of Mandy E. Leach (pp: James, Mary Benward) and Isaac J. Leamon (pp: William, and Mary Miller) who married in Noble Co. in 1882, then moved to Ohio. I can only locate them in 1900 and 1920 census so far. Best wishes...

Re: Leamon in Ohio and/or Iowa

jleamon49 — 2006-03-12 16:01:34Z

Hi Ginger --

I would love to discuss the Leamon family with you. I sent an email, but perhaps it got filtered out. I have a cousin who has researched the family, but she is convinced that James A's parents were Robert Leamon and Isabella Murray. We have found no definite proof, however, so I'm quite interested in seeing what you may have.

Re: Leamon in Ohio and/or Iowa

2006-01-26 04:14:17Z

I don't have much on Him and his wife but his parents I believe were Isaac 1824-1899 and Mary Ann " Polly" Smith 1831-1894, and I believe also that He had 5 siblings, if this sounds familar please contact me and I will be happy to share some of the info I have.

Leamon in Ohio and/or Iowa

jleamon49 — 2005-10-27 01:57:43Z

I posted this message a few years (and a few e-mail addresses) back, and I thought I'd try again.

Original --
My GGGGrandfather was James A. Leamon. I have heard that he was born about 1842 in New Market, Highland County, Ohio. He was married to Sarah E. Bates in Wapello, Louisa County, Iowa in 1870. After three children, and (hopefully) a full life, he died in 1907 in Wapello. If this information rings a bell with anyone, I would certainly like to hear from you.

Re: Leamon-Monahan Bible Records

jleamon49 — 2005-10-27 01:55:59Z

Faith --
I found a message you posted last year in the Mailing List for Leamon. You mentioned a family Bible, and included the name of James A. Leamon, possibly born in Ohio.
My GGGGrandfather was James A. Leamon, and I have found out from other family members that he was born in New Market, Highland County, Ohio in 1842. The name and birthyear match what you mentioned in your posting.
Have you been able to find any more information in the past year? My GGGG ended up in Wapello, Louisa County, Iowa, and married into the Bates family.

Leamon in Ohio and Iowa

jleamon49 — 2005-10-27 01:55:59Z

My GGGGrandfather was James A. Leamon. I have heard that he was born about 1842 in New Market, Highland County, Ohio. He was married to Sarah E. Bates in Wapello, Louisa County, Iowa in 1870. After three children, and (hopefully) a full life, he died in 1907 in Wapello. If this information rings a bell with anyone, I would certainly like to hear from you.

Re: George & Rebecca Leamon family Bible

aervinsmith — 2005-09-28 15:32:13Z

Michael,

I have the Leamon name mixed in with my Ervins, and noted your George Leamon and Rebecca Ervin. Do you know where these two were from?

Thanks

Amy Ervin-Smithson

Re: George & Rebecca Leamon family Bible

suzymurphy43 — 2005-08-30 02:41:40Z

Esther and Frederick Maeulen are my gr-Aunt and gr-Uncle. They were married in St. Louis Oct. 20 1947 but lived next door to me in Williamsport, Lycoming Co. Pa. They lived part of the year in NYC at the Holland Hotel for his work as back stage manager for plays. Esther had a brother, George and Robert and their mother was Elizabeth H Leamon 1851-1952 also lived two doors down on the same street, and father George R. 1845-1926. A .Daniel, d. 1869 and Christianna, d. 7/20/18?? I think they are the parents of George, that married Rebecca. all are buried at Wildwood cemetery in Williamsport, Lycoming Co. PA.. I have pictures but they are not too good. I will make another trip maybe next year.

Re: Leamon in Missouri Andrew, Edna, Lawrence, Dale, Leotta, Betty

2005-08-01 03:24:18Z

My mother was a Leamon, and I have a bit of information for you. Andrew's parents were Nelson Leamon born 9/8/1857 died 09 Oct 1927 Married Josephine Laney in Harrison Ohio.I also have Nelson's parents as Benjamin Leamon born 2/25/1809 in VA or WV died 16 Sep 1880,and Nancy Harris born 10/20/1816 and died 16 Sep 1880. They had several children 8 to be percise. I would be interested in hearing from you if you have some more information, We could share.
Thanks
Ginger gingerd @ sbcglobal.net

Edna L.Leamon(Leaman)

@@Reese@ncol.net — 2005-05-21 02:30:22Z

I have been looking for Edna L.Leamon or Leaman born abt.1920-1930.Any info on Edna or her family would be greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance.