Legge - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Sarah Legge Davies

m_mazzarella — 2012-02-12 00:16:39Z

I am looking for any documentation that will connect my Sarah Legge b 1812 in Shropshire - I think Shrewsbury area-
to John Legge b Bishops Castle 1780 d 1859 Lydbury North. John Legge was married to Sarah Bright b 1784 Lydbury North d 1858 lydbury North. I think Sarah is their daughter but cannot find definite proof except through word of mouth of older relatives who are no longer alive. Also, Sarah Legge married David Davies in Berriew Wales Jan 14, 1839. They immigrated to US in 1847.

Re: Legge Family/UK

edwardx — 2012-01-01 18:49:41Z

Major Harold Dormer Legge (1890-1982). He was a phialtelist of some significance: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._Dormer_Legge

best wishes
Edward

Legge Family from Nova Scotia, Haverhill Mass. And Brockton

1_paullegge — 2011-12-04 21:48:57Z

Anyone know of the Legge Family from that area?

Re: Ezekiel Legg/Legge b. 1871 from Ballycastle, Croagh, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

janicekearney — 2011-11-14 04:49:29Z

Hi, my name is Janice (Weaver) Kearney. My maternal grandfather is Charles Legg (changed to Legge in America), whose father and mother match those you show (Alexander and Mary Christie). I've been researching this part of our family for some time now. My family tree is on Ancestry under Charles Legge.

Charles came to America, joining his older brother Daniel, in early 1900's. He traveled back and forth to Ireland several times and married an American girl in 1917 (my grandmother). They had six kids; five survived into adulthood. All are deceased now except my mom, who's 80 (Katharine, "Kay" Legge, who married my dad, Robert Weaver, in 1962.

Hope this helps - your information has helped me!

If you want to contact me, I'm at janicekearney@yahoo.com, or 610-203-8154.

Re: Children/Descendants of Colonel William Legge and Elizabeth Washington

AlanMiller72 — 2011-11-08 19:46:23Z

Col William Legge and Elizabeth Washington appear to have had at least one child,Admiral George Legge 1648=1691 who became 1st Baron Dartmouth and he married Barbara Archibald,dau of Sir Henry Archibald. According to my records he was arrested for Treason and died in the Tower of London before he was tried. I believe William and Elizabeth had other children, but I have no names. George and Barbara had at least 5 and possibly 6 children, all girls except William,1672-1750 who married Anne Heneage of Aylesford and they also had a bunch of children. I have some further details if you want them. Of course, I cannot guarantee all of this as others have done it.

Re: Legge of New Perlican Newfoundland

clegge196 — 2011-08-06 22:22:18Z

Hi Tim,

You may be right, I did find information at the room's in St. Johns that Richard Legges fathers name was Robert and he was married to Maria, they were born and came from England.

Hope that makes it clearer.

Chris

Re: Legge of New Perlican Newfoundland

timlegge1 — 2011-08-06 01:42:26Z

Hi Chris

I have not found any additional information since my post but I have not heard those names mentioned.

I am beginning to believe that Legge's aren't really related to each other ;-)

As far as I know we may be connected to Heart's Delight but that is a guess at best.

Good Luck.

Tim

Re: Legge of New Perlican Newfoundland

clegge196 — 2011-08-04 15:58:42Z

Hi Tim,

My name is Christopher Legge, my fathers name was Robert Murray Legge with brother Wallace Legge and sister June Legge. My grandfather Legge was Victor Ewart Legge and his with was Violet Legge nee Davey. His father's name (my great grandfater) was Richard Legge (teacher) who married Rachel Bishop.

Do you think there may be a connection as all were from the Harbor Grace, Trinity Bay, Carbonear and Hearts Content area.

Chris

Re: Rev. James Legge, London Missionary Society in China

naomiridout — 2011-07-07 21:56:41Z

Thanks! Shearman Godfrey Bird, lieutenant, Royal Engineers, and Deputy Engineer for Public Works in Hong Kong

Re: Rev. James Legge, London Missionary Society in China

marionlegg1 — 2011-07-07 03:46:38Z

what is your relatives name... I have a book
about James Legg and I can see if there is anything
about him in the book..

Marion

Re: Rev. James Legge, London Missionary Society in China

naomiridout — 2011-07-04 21:08:22Z

thank you for your post - I know almost nothing about James Legge, beyond the fact that my g-g-grandfather (who was not a non-comformist) seems to have been a family friend. If I find anything else,I will pass it on.

Walter Legge, B: Oct 1848

tianapeters — 2011-07-02 20:20:47Z

I am looking for any information concerning Walter Legge who according to the 1900 Mississippi census was born in Oct 1848 in England. His wife is Annie Legge who was born in Oct 1861 also in England. They had two children named Jessie and Walter. Jessie was born in Dec 1888 in Alabama and Walter was born in Nov 1896 in Alabama. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Rev. James Legge, London Missionary Society in China

marionlegg1 — 2011-06-21 04:07:30Z

My great-great grandfather was David James Legg
he was the secretary for the religious tract society in
London. in James Legge daughters book she acknowleges
David James for his help. David James was son of
William Legg a nonconformist minister from Reading
England. I'm trying to find out if our family is
related Rev James Legges family

Re: LEGGE DAWLEY SHROPSHIRE

ROBERTHUGHES697 — 2011-05-20 23:54:31Z

hi russ
it seems we are dealing with the same family
my line is through eleanor legge and john owen
marriage 1788 dawley magna their son robert married ann bickerton at wolverhampton 1811 their daughter sarah owen married joseph hadley 1841 at kingswinford
and they had a daughter called harriet who married isaiah jones in st thomas dudley 1880
they had a daughter sarah jane jones born 1883 dudley
sarah was my grandmother I believe I sent you my email in a private message if you woluld like to exchange info
regards
robert

Re: LEGGE DAWLEY SHROPSHIRE

RUSS3238 — 2011-05-20 21:25:12Z

Hi Robert
Yes Eleanor LEGGE was born to Abigail MORGAN and William LEGGE (who was my 5x great grandfather). Eleanor married John OWEN and I have found at least 10 children for them. She died 1841 Shropshire.

Legge, William Lewis

Lionsniperlewis — 2011-05-13 08:36:39Z

Looking for any details concerning William Lewis Legge, served with both the Suffolk Regiment and the Royal Military Police, was awarded the British Empire Medal.

Re: LEGGE DAWLEY SHROPSHIRE

ROBERTHUGHES697 — 2011-04-20 21:42:37Z

hi russ i have just discovered an eleanor legge from dawley magna in my tree

Re: edward legge

AlanMiller72 — 2011-04-18 13:50:00Z

I will gladly share any info I have, but suggest you contact me by email as I no longer have membership in Ancestry.
address is evandal@sympatico.ca

Re: Legge DNA Group

RouX_Renard — 2011-04-14 01:02:17Z

Hi

Anyone know of any J1 yDNA Legge males?

regards,

RouX

Mary Legge

ingramleggge — 2011-03-07 21:58:02Z

Hi I just happened to come across your message locking for Ingram and Mary Legge. They were my grandparents and indeed had a son in 1937 named Ingram, grandson in 1963 also named Ingram and a great grandson in 1998 called Eddy (aka Ingram) Would love to share the family tree.

I am Ingram (1963) and have very fond memories of Mary my dear grandmother who I think was born Shepherd with several brothers and a couple of sisters and a father who was is in the medical service in WW1.

Please reply.

Re: Ezekiel Legg/Legge b. 1871 from Ballycastle, Croagh, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

cindiana29 — 2011-03-01 19:56:13Z

hi there

My family is Legge from Antrim. all we know is my ggrandfather was a manager of a Mcneil hotel in Antrim. The name Harry Legge has also surfaced.

does any of this sound familiar to you?

Cheers
Cindy

Re: Francis Legge

remanildra — 2011-02-10 22:50:14Z

The Francis Legge in my tree died 1783, so we are dealing with two different families. Hopefully someone else will know a bit more about both of them. My Francis had Richard as a brother, another brother in Ireland, who had a son, Michael, who had a daughter, Susannah. This is information from Archives documents.

Re: Francis Legge

AlanMiller72 — 2011-02-10 14:06:55Z

The Legge Tree I have was made prior to the invention of computersby my deceased sister, and there are some errors. You may have filled in one gap. I have no Richard unless he was a brother of Rev, William, vicar of Stroud, b 1736-1793. I have Francis,1760-1834 as the son of Rev, William, and there is a line for William's siblings with no names. If Richard was brother of William, I could add him in. Alan

Re: Francis Legge

remanildra — 2011-02-10 09:08:47Z

Dear Alan, My ancestor, William Legge, wrote to his Uncle Francis Legge, then Governor of Nova Scotia, in 1776, when William was 16 years of age. This William was the son of Richard Legge. I do have more information, and I am willing to exchange information.

Re: edward legge

robertlegge25 — 2011-02-09 20:14:29Z

I would like to have any information that you have and I am prepared to share what I have

Robert Legge

Re: edward legge

AlanMiller72 — 2011-02-09 18:59:26Z

I have an Edward Legge who married a Mary Walsh. He was the son of William,1550-1630 and Ann daughter of Lord Birmingham.
One son Col.William Legge who married Elizabeth Washington.He was a very interesting historical man at the time of all the internal struggles. I believe he had 6 sons and 7 daughters. The Dartmouth Legges are directly descended from Col William. Let me know if you need more info. There are other Legge trees in Ancestry pages. Alan

Re: Francis Legge

AlanMiller72 — 2011-02-09 18:45:28Z

I have a different Francis Legge, 1766 -1845, Born in England and at one time Governor of Nova Scotia. Son of Thomas and Mary. Obviously this as an old post but you may still be interested. Alan

Re: Rev. James Legge, London Missionary Society in China

naomiridout — 2011-02-08 13:07:00Z

Thank you for checking anyway. I am sure that there could have been several James Legges. One of the delights of genealogy!

Re: Rev. James Legge, London Missionary Society in China

AlanMiller72 — 2011-02-08 00:18:44Z

It is just possible that there are two James Legges born at about the same time. The reference I have to him as the son of Robert Legge of Windsor, and grandson of Rev. Thomas, 1736-93 is from a family tree my deceased sister constructed prior to the invention of computers. There is a pencil note that James was a Chinese Scholar, but I don't know where that came from The reason for my confusion is the reference to him being Scottish born in the link you sent me. The indication on my tree would have him born in England possibly in London or Windsor. Either way, I am afraid we have no written records that would help you. Sorry.Alan

Re: Thomas Legge (Lord Mayor of London)

nmaurer1 — 2011-02-07 02:39:46Z

Hi, Alan. My name is Robert Ernest Legg. I like to know if any of the Legge' that travel to America and if they ended up in Kent Cty., Delaware. My grandfather was Guy Ellsworth Legg, b. 5/7/1891, in Ashleyville, Delaware, Oh. d 9/11/1949, in Akron, Summit Cty,. Ohio. He married Carrie Belle Coomer. His father was William A. Legg, b. Oct/1863, in Union Township, Licking Cty. d. 24/4/1914 in Columbus, Franklin Cty. He married Lovisa Fleming. His father was John Legg,b.abt 1832 in Ohio, d. 4/2/1910. He married Margaret E. Miller. His father was Alexander Legg,b. 1807 in Kent Cty., Delaware d. ? in Ohio. He married Clarrisa Allen. Alexander father was Wilson Legg, who married Sarah Dillins 9/Jan/1834.

Re: Rev. James Legge, London Missionary Society in China

naomiridout — 2011-02-05 19:35:16Z

You have the right James Legge - check Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Legge. There is also a fair amount written about him in books by Carl T Smith, starting with "Chinese Christians; Elites, Middlemen and the Church in Hong Kong". He was a very prominent educator in colonial Hong Kong, and a fine man by all accounts.
My major interest in him is because he was a friedn of my g-g-grandfather, a Royal Engineer who worked in the colonial administration in Canton and Hong Kong, and was married to a Chinese woman. I am on a desparate search for letters and papers that might make any references to them! If you know where your family letters are, it would be a huge help! I will also go to London at some point to research the papers of the Londond Missionary Society.
Thank you for your reply!

Re: Rev. James Legge, London Missionary Society in China

AlanMiller72 — 2011-02-05 16:14:05Z

I have a James Legge,1815-1897, son of Robert Legge and Jane(?) Stowell. He was my g-g-grandfather's brother. I just have a note that he was a Chinese Scholar.He had brothers Rev William of Fakenham, sister Mary, and brother Henry.I did not know that he was a Missionary with the CIM, but would like to know more about him. Alan

Re: Thomas Legge (Lord Mayor of London)

AlanMiller72 — 2011-01-18 22:09:38Z

I have tried every which way to go further back than Thomas Legge without success. He was at one time Sherriff of London, and in 1347 and again in 1354 he was Lord mayor of London. He may have been the first one to hold that particular title. I cannot find any Legges prior to that. I have also started searching the Normandy genealogy. So far no luck. I have everything after that.Who were your Father and Grandfather? Any relation to Dr William Legge,born 1826?

Rev. James Legge, London Missionary Society in China

naomiridout — 2011-01-18 17:11:29Z

I am looking for anyone with documents, letters and diaries related to the Reverend James Legge,who was in Canton, China in the 1860s. I am collecting information on one of his close colleagues, my g-g-grandfather, and would like to exchange research.

LEGGE, Twillingate District Newfoundland

gen_bug — 2010-11-28 16:52:07Z

Looking for

Frederick Legge b: 1861, Twillingate (likely Farmers Arm)
Married to Elizabeth ?
with children,
1. Arthur b: Mar 1888
2. Roland b: Feb 1896 m: Jessie
3. Mary b: Sep 1900 m: John Farr
4. Edgar b: 30 Sep 1903 m: Violet Pearl Rideout
5. Paul b: Aug 1904
6. Lucy b: Sep 1906 m: Herbert Burt
7. Melinda Blanche b: 27 Oct 1918 m: William Hillier

I was told this information by my Great grandmother #7, Melinda Blanche Legge. Now this being said she had Alzeheimers. I HAVE found the 1921 Farmers Arm Census, and it does show Frederick & Elizabeth with many of these children, however NO Melinda or Blanche who would have been about 3-4 by then.

My grandmother, Melinda's daughter is adamant that she wasn't adopted, however I am skeptical if she really knows or not.

Now I also know there was another Frederick Legge in the same area at the same time, known to many as Frederick JR. He was married 2 times, Eliza Stockley and Emma Ann Crossley, he was the s/o of James Legge and Barbara. So this is NOT my Frederick. They were called Jr & Sr to distinguish between the two of them.

I have also found a marriage record for

Dec 8 1893, Twillingate.
Frederick Legge, 30, bach, fisherman, of Twillingate, Meth
to
Elizabeth Curtis, 23, spin, Meth, of Fridays Bay
witnesses: Matthew Bulgin and Rosanna Bulgin

This information jives with the information I was given. Im hoping I can find more information or trace other Legge lines to see where this one fits in!!

Melissa
gen_bug@hotmail.com

Re: Legg/Legge's of VA/WV/KY

M_Foess — 2010-11-09 14:05:46Z

Jim, this is an OLD post, but I believe I may be your 1st cousin through my father, Percy WAPLE Legg, and his youngest brother, DAvid LAWRENCE LEgg. I am the youngest in my father's family, the half, paternal sister of Phillip,John,& Dexter Legg,. We did not share the same mother. I have tons of info. I have Jim Legge on Facebook, so this is probably you.

Mary L. Foess, born in wAsh. DC. I am in touch with John D. Legg.

Re: Legg/Legge's of VA/WV/KY

M_Foess — 2010-11-09 14:00:53Z

Tom Legg (Guildford Surrey, England) born 1536; d. 1626 England;wife born 1540 in Charshalton, Surrey,England one or two unknownpossibly Thomas William Legg, wife, Muriel ____Legg,ENgland.then John Thomas Legg, christened 08-11-1668 - England, d.1740 or 1750,VA, wife, Mary Anne ___Legg,b. and died in VA,; Tom Legg b. 1692 (VA), d. after 1755,VA; wife Sarah Davenport, b. VA, d. VA; Fortunatus H. Legg, b.04-06-1723, VA; d. 06-188-1804, VA, wife: Hanna SMITH Legg, b. 1729 or 1730, VA; died 11-30-1816, VA,;William Legg, b. 1748, VA; d. 07-07-22-1833, VA;Walter A. Legg, b.1788 or '89,VA; d. 09-26-1843 (Va), m. 2nd wife - - Lucy Catherine HALL Legg, b. 1801; d. after 1845, Va; George Thomas W. (possibly "Welby")Legg, b.1822/23,VA; d. 1899 or 1900, VA, wife: Sarah Jane STEVENS Legg,02- __- 1832, d. 07-07-1913;James Augustus Legg, b.11-22-1856, VA; d. 12-04-1923,VA, wife: Agnes LEE LAWRENCE LEgg, b. 02-16-1862, VA; d. 07-16-1920, VA ; Thomas Sumpter Legg, b. 04-08-1883, VA; d. 08-16-1957, VA; 2nd wife Lelia Alfreda WAPLE Legg, b. 04-01-1894; d. 04-19-1983, VA; Percy WAPLE Legg, b. 05-05-1912, VA; d. 12-16-1986, DC; Judy Movsisian-Legg/renamed by court to be Mary Louise Letts, married surname became Foess; b. 09-23-1945, DC, d.

I can give more details if needed. I am seeking any info which fills in the gap of Leggs between the 1536 Tom Legg, born in England on that date and died in ENgland on 1626.Some place I saw a 'Tom William Legg,' one who may have been the father of our immigrant ancestor, John Thomas Legg (married Mary Anne ___Legg who later married Chris Petty, Sr.

Re: Legg/Legge's of VA/WV/KY

gallowaysholly — 2010-11-09 13:40:16Z

I received your email and went back to this informative message to see what branch of the family you were talking about. Could you take your ancestral tree higher up. Thank you for emailing.
Holly King

Re: Legg/Legge's of VA/WV/KY

M_Foess — 2010-10-29 15:51:41Z

Are you Uncle David's son, the one on FAcebook? David Lawrence Legg, my father's youngest brother, is in contact with me by sending Xmas cards each year.I was born in DC in 1945 and am the only known daughter of Percy WAPLE Legg, now deceased. My older brother: Phillip WAPLE Legg, John DRIVER Legg, and Dexter Robert Legg. Only John is still living. I am 2 years younger than Dexter was and am a half-sister to them. I have the info you want but you've probably gotten it all by now.
Cousin to Uncle David's children by both marriages,
Mary L. Foess (married surname)

Thomas Legge (Lord Mayor of London)

CALangstone — 2010-10-19 09:05:05Z

I am descended from Thomas Legge (the first to adopt the title of Lord Mayor of London back in the 1300's). I am trying to find out more about him, his life and his background, birth, death etc.

Re: Francis Legge

LesRasades — 2010-08-18 22:47:18Z

I know it is a old posting but I am wondering if you have a photo of your great grand father Charles Legge. I am related to you, if you are interested please contact me. We are in contact with your uncle Chris Australia.

LCKellman

Re: edward legge

robertlegge25 — 2010-06-09 10:56:14Z

Have records of edward legge to the present day. if you are interested please reply direct.

rwlegge2@bigpond.com.au

Re: The relationship between Legge's of Dartmouth and Willey?

robertlegge25 — 2010-06-09 10:54:06Z

I have early family of Legge going back to 1100's.
Most of my records are related to the Irish side but do have Dartmouth history as well. Only to pleased to discuss any issue relating to the legge family.

robert william legge
po box 126
St Marys 7215
Tasmania
Australia

rwlegge2@bigpond.com.au

LEGGE Norman C 1926-2010

Lace_Lynch — 2010-05-20 13:39:11Z

LEGGE, Norman C. 83, passed away quietly with family attending on May 14, 2010 at Friends Care Center, Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Norman C. Legge was born June 12, 1926 to Rev. Charles W. and Jean (Meyer) Legge in Stratton, Vermont, and was raised in Greenwich, CT.

Norman married Lynnette J. Newland on Nov. 16, 1952.
In 1944 he volunteered for service with the Army Air Force and served four years. He went on to earn a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Virginia Tech, commissioned in the Air Force Reserves and retired as a Major after 22 years of duty with the Reserves and ANG. He retired from civil service from WPAFB.

Norman was a member of the Miami Twin Volunteer Fire Department, Clifton Senior Citizens, Springfield, Ohio Ostomy Society, a member of Prairie Knob UCC church, and former member of Clifton United Presbyterian Church. He was also an avid farmer.

He is survived by sons: Charles (Terri), Frederick (Bette), and John (Tamarra); grandchildren: Adam, Mathew, Allison, Rebecca, Ethan and Emily; and great grandchildren: Dylan and Skyler and brother, Ernest of Vermont.

Norman was preceded in death by his parents', his beloved wife, Lynn, and siblings: Jean, Bernice and Lenore.

A memorial service will be held at Clifton Presbyterian Church at 10:00am on May 29, 2010, meal to follow at the church.
If desired, a memorial contribution may be made to Friends Care Center 150 E. Herman Street, Yellow Springs, OH, 45387

http://www.friendshealthcare.org/aboutus.htm

Arrangements in care of Jackson Lytle & Lewis Funeral Home- Yellow Springs, Ohio.

Legges in Nova Scotia

ciwhitten — 2010-04-21 18:02:14Z

We have 30 or so Legges profiles on WikiTree now, see the list below or http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/L/LEGGE_1.html for the latest.

The information I have on my own family line -- Effie (Legge) Whitten was my great-grandmother -- stops with William Legge of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia (1765-1825). http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Legge-15

I'd love to see more Legges on WikiTree, whether or not your ancestors are connected to mine or came through Nova Scotia. The biographies are constantly growing and I love seeing more pictures!

Thanks,

Chris

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Michael LEGGE Born 1870's. Died 1940's.
Patton LEGGE
Ada (Unknown) Legge Born 1880's. Died 1950's.
Anna E. (Corkum) Legge Born 1850's. Died 1900's.
Benjamin Legge Born 1840's. Died 1930's.
Benjamin W. Legge Born 1890's.
Donald Legge
Dorothy K. Legge
Edith Legge
Ewald I. Legge Born 1910's. Died 1980's.
Floyd L. Legge Born 1880's.
George M. Legge Born 1790's. Died 1850's.
Harding Legge Born 1870's.
Keith Legge
Luanne Marie Legge
Margaretha B. (Boehner) Legge Born 1760's.
Mary E. (Venoit) Legge Born 1800's.
Michael L. Legge
Robert Legge
Ruth Legge
T. Leander Legge Born 1870's.
Timothy Eugene Legge
Velma Legge
William Legge Born 1760's. Died 1820's.
MacKenzie Leggett
Bertha E. (Legge) Lyons Born 1880's.
Cora E. (Legge) Lyons Born 1890's. Died 1980's.
Pearl B. (Legge) Lyons Born 1890's.
Ella (Legge) Maxwell Born 1880's.
Mary E. (Legge) Millet Born 1870's.
Effie L. (Legge) Whitten Born 1880's. Died 1960's.

Looking for descendants of Mary Louisa Legge

jessicaroche1 — 2010-03-26 21:50:16Z

I'm looking to get in contact with any descendants of Mary Louisa Harriet Legge (b. abt 1877) & Frederick William Bryant (b. 1873). of Bonang, Victoria.
Would like to get in contact with any relatives and ask you a few questions.
Thanks.

Ezekiel Legg/Legge b. 1871 from Ballycastle, Croagh, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

Alveley3241 — 2010-03-20 23:18:29Z

My great grandfather Ezekiel Legg/Legge was born August 29, 1871 in Ballycastle, Co. Antrim. His parents were Alexander and Mary (Christie) Legg/Legge. He had an son by Anne Boyle in 1894, being my grandfather Neill Boyle and have no other information on him.

Descendants of Alexander Legg

1. Alexander1 Legg was born Abt. 1845 in Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland. He married Mary Christie Abt. 1865 in Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland, daughter of William Christie and Jane. She was born Abt. 1847 in Billy, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland.

Children of Alexander Legg and Mary Christie are:
2 i. Daniel2 Legg, born 1866.
3 ii. James Francis Legg, born 1869 in Ballycastle,Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland.
+ 4 iii. Ezekiel Legg, born 1871 in Ballycastle, Co. Antrim,Northern Ireland.
5 iv. Charles Legg, born 1874.
6 v. Henry Legg, born 1877.
7 vi. Neal Legg, born 1877.
8 vii. Lislin Legg, born 1879 in Ballintoy, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland.

Legge DNA Group

Trillan1 — 2010-03-20 00:29:50Z

I've started a Legge DNA group at Ancestry:

http://groups.ancestry.com/signup/respond.aspx?invid=xEB0S2t...

Re: David Faris LEGGE - actor

Robyn642 — 2010-03-10 09:54:35Z

Hi - thanks for that. Does anyone know what he was doing in Tennessee? Or if he had any siblings?

Re: David Faris LEGGE - actor

peggygillturner — 2010-03-10 07:55:59Z

I just read tonight that he is buried in Petersburg, TN. That's all I know about him, besides he was in a horror movie in the 90s, I think.