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Note N1781 Index

Month cannot be distinguished...looks like "Jaug".

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Age given as 20. Living with mother and father.

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LDS Familysearch gives birthdate as 5 Sep 1926.

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Note N1785 Index

Earned education degree at Kansas State 1975. Taught art at Hill City KS High School. Died as a result of foul play.

"Kansan Held In Slaying -- Topeka, Kan. (AP) -- State authorities here Saturday arrested a suspect in the Hill City slaying of Linda Leebrick, a 23-year-old art teacher. Atty. Gen. Curt Schneider said the man, Dennis G. Sanders, 21, was charged with first degree murder. William Albott, director of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, said Sanders lived across the street from Miss Leebrick's apartment.
A formal statement issued by Sheriff Don E. Scott at Hill City said Sanders was arrested shortly after noon Saturday. It said a comparison of evidence taken from his car and from the scene resulted in the arrest.
The battered, partly nude body of Miss Leebrick was found the mroning of April 22 in woods along the bank of the Solomon River about one mile east of Hill City. Death was attributed to a fractured skull. Officers reported bloody tree limbs were found near the body and took pictures of some automobile tire tracks.
Scott reported Sanders was taken to a jail in another county and indicated he probably would be brought into court on Monday for arraignment." 2 May, 1976, Omaha (NE) World-Herald

"Slaying Suspect Given Attorney --Hill City, Kan. (AP) -- A lawyer has been appointed to defend Dennis Sanders, 21, and his preliminary haring on charges of killing a teacher has been delayed until May 22. Judge Henry Albertson appointed Kenneth Havner of Hays, Kan., to represent the defendant.
Coiunty Atty. Randall Weller agreed toi a postponement of the hearing, which was scheduled today in Graham County Court so Havner can confer with Sanders and prepare to defend him. Sanders is charged with first degree murder in the beating death of Linda Leebrick, 23, an art teacher at Hill City High School." -- 7 May 1976, Omaha (NE) World-Herald

"Teachers' Value Shown in Work by Youngsters --Colby, Kan. --Ron Wyancko, designer-craftsman of Wichita State University's art department, and I juried the third annual Western Kansas High School Art and Crafts Exhibit, current at the galleries of Colby Community College in Colby. The high schools represented with distinguished young artists are those of Atwood, russell, Hoxie, Scott City, Colby, deerfield, Plainville, Hoisington, St. John, goodland, Quinter, Morland, Tribune, Ulysses and the Marion Catholic High School in Hays. The art exhibited in by 9th to 12th grade pupils.....Linda Leebrick of Atwood High School received top award in figured art for her pencil drawing "The Innocent." She has a skilled hand directing her responses to rendering with feeling the content of experience."--18 April 1971, Wichita (KS) Eagle

"Cathy Hughes of Colby is the recipient of the Linda Leebrick Memorial Art Scholarship at Colby Community College. The scholarship was established by friends and relatives of Miss Leebrick, a Hill City school teacher who was murdered. Miss Hughes, an art major, is the daughter of Dona C. Hughes of Colby."--18 Sep 1978, The Salina (KS) Journal

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Last address was Leonardtown, Saint Marys, Md. SSN was 578-24-2471

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"History of Dauphin County" says that she was still residing at the family homestead.

Harrisburg Telegraph Sept 7, 1915: Miss Louisa Lebrick, aged 79 years, died on Sunday evening at the home of her brother, George Lebrick, following a long illness. She is survived by one brother with whom she made her home. Miss Lebrick spent all of her life here. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock with services by the Rev. A. I. Collom, of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

"AGED WOMAN DIES --Halifax, Sept 6 -- Miss Louisa Leebrick, aged 79 years, died at her home on Market street late Sunday night after having been ill several years. She is survived by one brother, G. H. Leebrick of this place." 7 September 1915, Patriot (Harrisburg, PA)

"LEGAL NOTICES -- ...Final account of George B. Etter, trustee of the estate of Louisa P. Leebrick of the Borough of Halifax, County of Dauphin, Pa., who is now deceased..."--25 December 1915, Patriot (Harrisburg PA)

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Occupation: Traffic manager