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Note N1904 Index

Said to be "of Mexico" in her brother's obit.

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Note N1905 Index

Alternate birthplace is Moundridge, McPherson Co, Ks

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Mr. Leebrick is a native of Lynchburg, Virginia, graduating from E. C. Glass High School in 1976. He subsequently attended the University of Virginia, receiving his BA in English and Government in 1980. Mr. Leebrick received his JD from the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in 1985.

Mr. Leebrick is admitted to practice law in all state courts throughout the commonwealth, including Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts, general District Courts, circuit Courts, the Court of Appeals of Virginia and the Virginia Supreme Court. Additionally, Mr. Leebrick practices before the United States supreme court, the United Stated District Court of Appeals for the fourth Circuit, the United States District Court of the western District of Virginia, and the United States Bankruptcy Court.

Mr. Leebrick generally accepts cases originating in the City of Lynchburg and the counties of Campbell, Amherst, Bedford, Appomattox, Charlotte, Prince Edward and Nelson.

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Note N1908 Index

SSN was 225-24-5627

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Note N1909 Index

SSDI index reports that Tinsley was assigned SSN 225-24-5627 before 1951 from the state of Virginia.

"Three Youths Tried In Court. Virginia youths Charged With Breaking Into Thomasville Laundry; Other Cases. THOMASVILLE, Feb 7 -- Three Lynchburg, Va., youths, who ranged in age from 15 to 20, were given a hearing in the Thomasville court Friday on a charge of breaking and entering and larceny and receiving. The three youths are charged with entering the Thomasville Family Laundry on the night of February 3 and steeling less than $2 from the cash register at the laundry. A dollar of the money was used in hiring a taxi from Thomasville to High Point.
Two of the youths, both over 16 years of age. Tinsley Randolph Leebrick, Jr., and Claude Melvin Maddox, were both bound over to the May term of Superior Court under bond of $500. Franklin Floyd, who is under 16 years of age, was ordered turned over to juvenile authorities. E.C. Byerly, clerk of the Davidson County Superior Court, later in the day released the Floyd boy to his mother under a bond of $100. His case will be held before Clerk of Court Byerly, who is also juvenile judge, on May 4..."--7 Feb 1942, The High Point (NC) Enterprise

"LEEBRICK, TINSLEY R. On Tuesday February 10, 1976, at his residence, Tinsley R. Leebrick of Arlington, Va., beloved husband of Hazel G. Leebrick, father of Tinsley R. Leebrick III, of Arlington, Va. and Ms. Pamela Appleton of Benton, Ill.; brother of Charles of Grand Forks, ND., Arnold and Calvin Leebrick, both of Chesapeake, Va., Mrs. Irene Potter, Chesapeake, Va., Mrs. Iris Ortega of Payson, Ariz. and Mrs. Joyce Crockett of Norfolk, Va. Friends are invited to call at the IVES FUNERAL HOME, 2847 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, Va., on Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m., where funeral services will be held on Thursday, February 12, 1976, at 10 a.m. Interment at National Memorial Park. The family kindly suggests that memorial contributions in his name be made to the Patrick Henry Boys Plantation, Red Hill, Va." -- 11 February 1976, Evening Star (Washington DC)

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Age given as 5 years old in 1910 Virginia Census.

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Note N1911 Index

SSN was 230-10-4354

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Note N1912 Index

Data from Social Security Death Index SSN 230-10-4354, issued in Virginia before 1951. Mentioned in step-brother WH Leebrick's death notice.

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A tribute to Agnes can be found at http://williamcalvin.com/2003/ALC.pdf

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Note N1914 Index

Lived in Kansas City (1930-1964), Sun City AZ (1964-1991) and Seattle (1991-2003). Agnes played the piano and organ and was the founder of the organ society in Sun City.