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"With sorrow in all our hearts the Leebrick family announces the passing of our dear Autumn Lorene Leebrick who died on March 5th at age 34.

Autumn was an extraordinary person-full of wide-ranging complications and contradictions-and her love was as intensely energetic as her life was short. She was, in fact, a force of nature as friends and family report.

Suffice to say that words fall short here. There will be years of eulogies and tears to follow. For now, she is survived by loving family and friends whose outpouring of support has confirmed the reality that God shows up in the form of caring people in times of crisis. Our family is extremely grateful for this fact today

At the time of her death Autumn was enrolled in the nursing program at LCC. She fought hard to get into that program-and from what we glean from friends and colleagues-she was loved, admired and accepted. That, and the love of her family, is what Autumn valued most in life.

In her honor, please value life deeply, remain curious about things great and small, and love with all your heart and soul.

Until we meet again, dearest Autumn. God bless you in all peace.

Her Life’s Celebration will be Saturday, May 7th at Real Life Church in Goshen at 1 pm."--6 apr 2022, The (Eugene, OR) Register-Guard

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"Burns on Sept 5 Fatal to Mother of 4 -- A 25-year-old Suitland (Md.) mother of four, died yesterday in Casualty Hospital more than a month after she was admitted with burns of the body received when a couch on which she was sleeping caught fire.
She was Mrs. Doris Vogel, who lived at 2812 Forty-fourth avenue, Carry Homes, Suitland.
District Heights firemen who answered an alarm at 2:40 a.m., September 5, found Mrs. Vogel unconscious on the ground outside her home. A half-burned couch on which she apparently had fallen asleep while smoking also had been removed from the hours.
Mrs. Vogel was born in Lynchburg, Va., and came to Washington with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.s John Leebrick, when she was 6. She attended the Curtis-Hyde Elementary School and Gordon Junior High School here before her marriage. Mr. Vogel is a painter.
The couple moved to Suitland about five years ago. Their children are William, Jr., 6; Carol 5; Ernest, 4; and Wayne, who was born August 3.
In addition to her parents, husband and children, Mrs. Vogel is survived by two brothers, John J. Leebrick, Jr., and Ernest Leebrick, both of Washington."--17 Oct 1948, (Washington, DC) Evening Star.

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"Notice of Application. STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Atchison,} ss In the Probate County of Atchison county, Mo. The State of Missouri to Albert Butler, Administrator of the estate of Susan Lewis, deceased. William H. Lewis, Elizabeth Fidelia Weller and Philip Weller, her husband, Otis C. Lewis, Robert M. Lewis, Carilla B. Coles and Frank Coles, her husband, Wilson Williams, William Hunter and Albert H. Hunter,
GREETING: You are hereby notified that application by petition has been made to the Probate Court of Atchison county, in the State of Missouri, by John H. Allen and Albert P. Allen, for an order of said court for t he division of partition of the personal property of Susan Lewis, late of said county, deceased, in equal parts in kind between said John H. Allen and Albert P. Allen and William H. Lewis, Elizabeth Fidelia Weller and Philip Weller, her husband, Otis C. Lewis, Robert M. Lewis, Carilla B. Coles and Frank Coles, her husband, Wilson Williams, William Hunter and Albert H. Hunter, as children, grand children and only heirs of said deceased, and that said applicant on will be heard at the court house in the city of Rock Port, the county seat of said county, on the 1st day of April, adjourned term thereof, to be held on the 14th day of April, 1884, and such order will be made in the premises as may be meet and proper. FRANK M. JOSLYN. Judge Probate Court."--14 Feb 1884, The Atchison County (MO) Mail

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"Simon was born about 1728, perhaps in Spartanburg District. The first documentation on Simon Jr. was on 18 Jan 1749 when he and William Rogers were listed as " Chain Carriers" for the Virginia Northern Neck Survey. He lived in Amherst County, Virginia after about 1760 and in 1762, he bought land from his brother Elias. Simon lived on Craig's Creek in 1767. On May 13, 1769 a survey was made by William Cable for Simon Dehart on 146 acres in Madison District, Amherst, VA. and the next year he sold land to his brother Aaron. Simon received a land patent on 1 Aug 1772 on Craig's Creek. Documentation for his death date needs to be located. His wife, Hannah, received a receipt dated Jan. 25, 1777 for beef purchased from her husband, meaning he was deceased by then. Hannah remarried by 1784 to William Wooley in Botetourt, VA and moved with him and several of her children to Hardin County, KY."--Find-a-grave

"Hannah was born about 1730 but no details are known. Her parents are unknown, She married Simon Dehart about 1748, probably in Augusta Co, VA, and their first child, Hannah, was born the next year. She gave birth to at least ten children between 1749 and 1769. After Simon's death, Hannah Dehart was listed as taxpayer in 1782 on 290 acres of land; she was not taxed on this land after 1784 indicating that she had remarried around that time. Hannah married William Wooley/Owley in about 1784 and they moved with several of her children to Hardin County, KY. Hannah's will was written 25 Jan 1813 and probated 12 Dec 1814 in Elizabeth Town, Hardin Co, KY. The executor and beneficiary was Acklin Dehart; he was to provide support to his sister, Priscilla Dehart.
Will of Hannah Dehart Wooley (Transcribed by Mary Lou Cook, 26 October 2010)
I Hanna Wooley of sound mind and memory do hereby make my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. That is to say 1st I recommend my soul to God who give it and my Body to the dust from whence it came to be Buried in a Christian like manner. 2nd After the payment of all my Debts and funeral expenses I give to my son Acklin Dehart all and every part of Both my real and personal Estate for and during his natural life and then to bequeath the same to whom he wishes upon promises he will Support my Daughter Prissilla Dehart with food Payment and lodging in a Reasonable manner and lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint the aforesaid Acklin Dehart my sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament hereby Revoking all other or former wills and Testaments by me heretofore made. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 25th day of January 1813.
Hanna Wooley {seal}
Signed sealed and acknowledged in presence of
James Skaggs
Jeremiah Skaggs

At a county court began and held for Hardin County at the Court House in Elizabeth Town on Monday the 12th day of Dec 1814. The within last will and Testament of Hannah Wooley deceased was produced in court & proven by the oath of James Skaggs who also swore that Jeremiah Skaggs whose name is Subscribed as a witness to said Will has departed this life & that his Signature is in the hand writing of said Deceased Skaggs. It was also proven to be the last Will and Testament by the Oath of Joseph Pepper whose name is not subscribed as a witness But was present at the time said Will was acknowledged. And the same was ordered to Record.
Atteste Saml Haycraft"--Find-a-grave