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Note N3294 Index

Son Jacob M Gardner's death record gives mother's name as Mary Gobby, birth place Kentuckyh.

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Note N3295 Index

Mentioned first in list of father's children in probate records 25 Mar 1805

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Note N3296 Index

Mentioned lastt in list of father's male children in probate records 25 Mar 1805

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Note N3298 Index

Mentioned second in list of father's female children in probate records 25 March 1805, as wife of Adam Litezeberger.
Sponsor at her baptism was her aunt Hannah Liebrich. Mother's name here is listed as Magdalena

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Note N3299 Index

Valentine and Apollonia were sponsors at Sarah's baptism.

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Note N3300 Index

Mentioned first in list of father's female children in probate records 25 Mar 1805, as the wife of Ludwig Stoneroad.

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Note N3301 Index

Phillip's name is included in a list of freemen in 1807 in Martic Township, in Ellis and Evans "History of Martic Township" in "History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania".
Mentioned fourth in list of father's children in probate records 25 Mar 1805

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Note N3302 Index

Church records show that grandparents Johannes and Catharina were sponsors. Mother's name now given as Maria.

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Note N3303 Index

Age given as 50 years old in cemetery records. Christened at St. Michael's and Zion Lutheran Church, Philadelphia.
Mentioned in her father's will.

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Note N3304 Index

Age given as 39 years old in cemetery records.
Not mentioned in Daniel Brautigam's will.

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Note N3305 Index

Find-a-grave gives birthdate as 6 Oct 1895
1940 living with father and mother.
"Given Three Months. LYNCHBURG, VA., April 7--Massie Leebrick was convicted yesterday in the Corporation Court here under a charge of violating the State prohibition law and was given three months on the State road forces. He was also fined $5."--8 Apr 1926, Richmond (VA) Times Dispatch

"Convicted on Liquor Charge. LYNCHBURG. VA., Feb 26.--Massie Leebrick, white, was convicted in the Municipal Court of second offense of violating the prohibition ordinance yesterday and was fined $250 and $17.50 costs and committed to the county roads for six months."--27 Feb 1926, Richmond (VA) Times Dispatch

"Cases in Lynchburg Court. LYNCHBURG, VA., Feb 5--Five cases were disposed of today in the Corporation Court, one of them resulting in a year in prison,, but the others drew short terms or fines. George Wright, colored, was fined $50 and given a month on the charge of bringing a cargo of liquor from Baltimore; S.M. Hopkins pleaded guilty to selling paregoric without a permit, and he was fined $10; Massie Leebrick, charged with drinking in a public place and giving liquor to two young women from Rockbridge County, was fined $50 and given a month in jail; John Miller, colored, who pleaded guilty to stealing an automobile from O.L. Myers, was given a year in the penitentiary."-- 6 February 1919, Richmond (VA) Times Dispatch.

"Charge Two Impersonated..LYNCHBURG, April 23.--William Baldock and Massie Leebrick, young men who were arrested last night on the charge of impersonating Detectives Childress and Tankersley, and searching baggage of members of a carnival company at the Hotel Lamont, were convicted in the Police court today of a common law trespass, and were fined $50 and given thirty days in jail. An appeal was noted to the Corporation court from the judgment of the Police Court. The charge was brought to the attention of the police department by some of the owners of baggage which had been searched, and the men were arrested by Sergeant Wilson and Policemen Smith and Wheeler. The owners of the baggage later reported that nothing was missing. The police have heard of several instances lately where baggage has been searched by men claiming to be detectives, just a few nights ago a man reporting that some one took a quart of liquor from him, claiming to be a detective."--24 April 1919, Richmond (VA) Times Dispatch.