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Note N3234
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Two children in 1880 census
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Note N3235
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Six children listed in 1850 census.
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Note N3236
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Parents and siblings listed in 1850 Census
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Note N3238
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Identified as step-son in 1880 census.
"August Liebrich Taken by Death--August Liebrich, age 78, 1014 Greenwood avenue, died Thursday evening, 9:30 o'clock, at a Cincinnati hospital, following a two weeks' illness.
Born in Baden, Germany, Mr. Liebrich came to this country in his youth and spent the greater part of his life in Hamilton. For the past 15 years he was retired. He was a lifelong member of St. Stephen's church and was a member of the parish societies.
Two sisters, Misses Amanda and Caroline Liebrich, survive their brother.
Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Edgar K. Wagner funeral home, 228 Heaton street and at 10 o'clock with requiem high mass at St. Stephen's church. Interment, St. Stephen's cemetery. Friends may call after 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon."--10 Jul 1936, The (Hamilton, OH) Journal News
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Note N3239
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Occupation 1900 Carpenter. Occupation 1880 House Carpenter
Passenger #130 on ship "Ina Russell" arr 25 Aug 1862 at NY from France, with daughter Anna and wife Dorothea
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Note N3240
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Farmer
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Note N3242
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Different death date on IGI record. Other sources give birthdate as 30 Sep 1879 and death date as 08 Oct 1970
1885 Kansas census gives name of "Vorien"
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Note N3243
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California death index and Draft Card gives birth date as 16 mar 1917
"INTENTIONS TO MARRY.....LEEBRICK-SMITH. Richard W., 25, Trucker, Cal.; Patricia H., 22, 805 N June St...."--13 May 1942, Los Angeles (CA) Times
"Rites Held for Leebrick, Air Warrior, Civic Leader--Funeral service was in Lakewood Friday for Richard W. Leebrick, air hero of two wars and civic leader. Leebrick, 49, of 3151 Armourdale Ave., died Wednesday after a brief illness.
A veteran of World War II, he flew 50 missions over the "hump" in the China-Burma-India theater. He was awarded the Air Medal with an Oak Leaf Cluster after returning later from more than 100 combat missions in the Korean conflict. Leebrick participated in his third war recently, flying a cargo mission to Vietnam with the Air National Guard.
In 1956, Leebrick was chairman of the Long Beach Municipal Airport Advisory Committee. He was a member of Elks Lodge 888.
"LEEBRICK -- Richard W., 3151 Armourdale, Bellflower. Member of L. B. Lodge 8888, B.P.O. Elks, Veteran of W.W. 2 and the Korean Conflict, active member of the Air National Guard and former president of Leebrick and Fisher Building Material Company. Surviving, wife, Nancy; sonss, Scott and Michael; daughter, Miss Katherine Leebrick; parents, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Leebrick; sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Harris. Service Friday,1 p.m., Dilday Family Lakewood Mortuary."--30 Dec 1966, (Long Beach, CA) Press-Telegram
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Note N3244
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Had three years of college education, per NC death records.
"Leebrick-Griffin - LYNCHBURG--The marriage of Miss Arie Anne Griffin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Griffin of Reidsville, N.C., to Bland Allen Leebrick, of Elon College, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Leebrick, of Lynchburg, took place Christmas Day in New Lebanon Christian Church. The Rev. Walstein W. Snyder, of Burlington, and the Rev. Clyde Fields, of Reidsville, officiated.
The bride was attended by her sisters, Mrs. W. Aubrey Law , of Pearlsburg, as matron of honor and Miss Ethalinda Griffin, of Reidsville, and Miss Virginia Lee Griffin, of State Teachers College, Boone, N.C., and Mrs. A.H.Ellison, or Winston-Salem, NC." 10 Jan 1949 Richmond (VA) Times Dispatch. More extensive description of the wedding was published in the 2 January 1949 Greensboro (NC) Daily News.
"CHURCH OF THE WEEK--Happy Home United Church of Christ Route 2 Ruffin, NC. .....Rev. Bland A Leebrick was pastor from 1966 to 1972. Retirement of the Education Building debt and improvement of the cemetery are two highlights of his ministry. Also, the Harvest Festival was begun and is still held each third Saturday in October."--6 July 1986, Greensboro (NC) News and Record
"Rev. Bland Leebrick, former pastor at Apple's Chapel Christian Church and now pastor of Shenrock Pastorate in Valley of Virginia is in serious condition following an operation."--8 Nov 1961, Greensboro (NC) Record