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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Perhaps I can be of some
assistance..............</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Jacob Leabo maried Elizabeth Baily they married 2
Feb 1820</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Children were Mary Hellen Leabo -married Joseph
Banett</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial
size=2>
Ellen Candace Leabo-married Hirum Darr</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial
size=2>
Alice Leabo </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial
size=2>
Marlin Bailey Leabo</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial
size=2>
Augustus C. Leabo -married Pauline B. Horsman</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial
size=2>
Effie Leabo married Durham</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>my notes for Jacob are as
follows..............</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=1>
<P>Believe that Jacob is found with a Oradon Leabo in the 1880 cencus for</P>
<P>information see Rin # 93 under the 1880 cencus for his children and
decendents</P>
<P>Information given from Henerreta Moss</P>
<P>In 1847 , Jacob Leabo, fifth child of Francois Isaas and Sarah Leabo,
came</P>
<P>to the Oregon country.</P>
<P>Captain of the train was Isreal Matchell. In the train were the
Thatchers,</P>
<P>Knigtens, Milland many others.</P>
<P>The train started from the vicinity of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and arrived in</P>
<P>Portland, Oregon in November. Shortly after that, Jacob settled on a piece
of</P>
<P>land in Clackamas county, east of Canby, but returned to Cedar Rapids,
early</P>
<P>in 1848 with Joe Meek, Geo. W. Evbberts, Jack "the sailor" and others.</P>
<P>Jacob returned to the west in 1849 with his son Marion who died December
2,</P>
<P>1852, in company with those whom they had made the trip east in 1848.</P>
<P>Jacob was born September 10, 1795, in Knox County , Tennessee.</P>
<P>He married Elixabeth Bailey who was born in Kentucky in 1803. She died in</P>
<P>Linn county near Cedar Rapids, Iowa on August 25, 1852. Is buried in the</P>
<P>Cambell cemetery.</P>
<P>Jacob Leabo. returned to Iowa in 1853, to find his wife, Elizabeth Baily</P>
<P>Leabo, had passed away the year before. He moved to Freemont county near</P>
<P>Sidney,Iowa and lived there until 1862, when he, again, came west with quite
a</P>
<P>compay of relatives. He lived in Forest Grove, Oregon for some years, in
the</P>
<P>home of O.J. Mage Leabo, finally going to Lafayette, Oregon with the Maje</P>
<P>Leabo family were he died June 10, 1880. He is buried in a cemetery near</P>
<P>Lafayette, Oregon.</P>
<P>1850 Census - Ray County, Missouri - File 10 0f 13</P>
<P>DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE</P>
<P>BUREAU OF THE CENSUS</P>
<P>WASHINGTON</P>
<P>Schedule 1.---Free Inhabitants in District No. 75 , in the County of</P>
<P>Ray</P>
<P>, State of Missouri . enumerated by me, on the 25th day of October</P>
<P>, 1850.</P>
<P>Geo I. Wasson Ass't Marshall</P>
<P>1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8</P>
<P>9 10 11 12 13</P>
<P>1005 1005 Leabo Daniel 28 M Farmer 400</P>
<P>Ky</P>
<P>Leabo Mary 26 F</P>
<P>Ohio X</P>
<P>Leabo Lavina 6 F</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Leabo William W. 4 M</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Leabo John 3 M</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Leabo Samuel 6/12 M</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>1006 1006 Rainwater John 52 M Farmer 500</P>
<P>N.C. X</P>
<P>Rainwater Barbera 41 F</P>
<P>Ten</P>
<P>Rainwater Angelina 14 F</P>
<P>Ten</P>
<P>Rainwater Carity E.C. 4 F</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>1007 1007 Leabo Jacob 34 M Farmer 600</P>
<P>Ten</P>
<P>Leabo Elizabeth 37 F</P>
<P>Ten X</P>
<P>Leabo Nancy 13 F</P>
<P>Mo X</P>
<P>Leabo Barbera 11 F</P>
<P>Mo X</P>
<P>Leabo Susan 9 F</P>
<P>Mo X</P>
<P>Leabo Isaac 7 M</P>
<P>Mo X</P>
<P>Leabo Catharine 5 F</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Leabo Mary 3 F</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Leabo Angeline 5/12 F</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>1008 1008 Leabo Samuel 37 M Farmer 600</P>
<P>Ky</P>
<P>Leabo Mary 17 F</P>
<P>Ind X</P>
<P>Leabo Jacob 15 M Farmer</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Leabo Adam J. 13 M</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Leabo Paulina J. 10 F</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Leabo Sarah F. 7 F</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Leabo Mary 3 F</P>
<P>Mo</P>
<P>Jacob Leabo Tennessee Knox County</P>
<P>Indiana Iow</P>
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<P>Iowa</P>
<P>TETIK, Oralyn LEABO 59 Burley ID</P>
<P>Boise ID 1997-6-24</P>
<P>TEWS,</P>
<P>------------------------------------------------------- Looks like it is
about</P>
<P>at the intersection of NW West Union Rd. and NW Dick Rd, on the northern</P>
<P>boundary of the Hillsboro city limits.</P>
<P>---------------------------------------------</P>
<P>HEADS OF HOUSEHOLD - MONROE COUNTY,</P>
<P>INDIANA 1830</P>
<P>Copies of COMPLETE INDEXED</P>
<P>Monroe County 1820 through 1850 censii</P>
<P>in a single book ($45) available directly from:</P>
<P>Don Matson</P>
<P>701 W Allen Street</P>
<P>Ellettsville, IN 47429</P>
<P>599 LEABO Jacob P.154</P>
<P>------------------------------------------------------------------ Dear
Marsha:</P>
<P>I find no listing the West Union Baptist map, records for a Jacob</P>
<P>Leabo.</P>
<P>However, as Warren pointed out, there are several "unkowns"; no burials,
etc.</P>
<P>AND, food for thought: there is lot 16, assigned to Trebus......there are
no</P>
<P>burials by that name; or other people in the neighborhood by that
name....</P>
<P>The 2 burials that are there are:</P>
<P>Benjamin E. Rees 1878-1970 and Dollie Rees, 1880-1966.</P>
<P>Who are these Reeses??? Are the related?? Is trebus at mistranslation of</P>
<P>Leabo?</P>
<P>An interesting side light: in the 1870 census - Jacob is living out at</P>
<P>Wapeto, in the Home for O.J. Leabo, age 36, peddler, wife Amanda, age 35,
and</P>
<P>a large family of children, including</P>
<P>Alonzo Rees Leabo, who later lived in Forest Grove. The only burial that
I</P>
<P>find for this whole family is Roy Hinman Leabo, buried at Mtn View
Memorial</P>
<P>Gardens, FG, died the 12 Feb 1891, son of A.R. and Ida Hinman Leabo.</P>
<P>Marriage book 3, page 26 - Married Reas Leabo and Ida Hinman, at the house
of</P>
<P>A(lanson) Hinman in Forest Grove 6 Dec 1881.</P>
<P>This is the only Leabo marriage up through the Book 3 index, (Mar 1896.)</P>
<P>Wapeto is at good 18-20 miles from the West Union Baptist Cemetery.</P>
<P>There are no Leabos in Hill Cemetery, Gaston; nor Forest View at Forest
Grove.</P>
<P>Nor is the burial records of Forest Grove Undertaking Co, that I have.</P>
<P>Let me know your thoughts. Judy Goldmann, Hillsboro, OR</P>
<P>judy_goldmann@pmug.org</P>
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Leabo</P>
<P>Jacob</P>
<P>Territorial Government</P>
<P>Documents, including records of the Provisional</P>
<P>Government 1843-1859. Arranged alphavetically</P>
<P>Signer of petiotion for dividsion of Polk County, Nov. 27, 1847 Doc no.
10</P>
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<P>LEABO</P>
<P>Posted by Kim Magers <DANDKMAGERS@ONLINEMAC.COM> on Tue, 09 Nov
1999,</P>
<P>in response to Lebow, posted by MARSHA on Fri, 10 Sep 1999</P>
<P>Surname: LEABO, HALLIN, KELLEY, DANIEL</P>
<P>Hello relative!</P>
<P>I am carrying on my mother's passion for geneology and ran across your
message.</P>
<P>I am directly</P>
<P>related to LEABO on my father's side (KELLEY). I live in Oregon and spend
a</P>
<P>lot of spare time</P>
<P>tromping through the old cemetaries. I visited JACOB LEABO's grave last</P>
<P>Saturday in</P>
<P>LAFAYETTE. Quite a few family members are buried in the plot as well.</P>
<P>I have a few family portraits. Please write me and we can share
information.</P>
<P>------------------------------------------------------------------------
Here</P>
<P>in a nut shell is a direct drop descendent for Jacob and myself. Jacob is
my</P>
<P>3rd- great grandfather on my father's side.</P>
<P>Please write back soon and let me know how you are placed in the family
order.</P>
<P>I have information to share and have lots of questions I am sure you can</P>
<P>answer. I will be researching a few items at the library tomorrow here in</P>
<P>McMinnville, Oregon and will be in Salem later this week. Much of the
family</P>
<P>is buried at LEE MISSION in Salem.</P>
<P>Awaiting your reply with interest.</P>
<P>Kim</P>
<P>FRANCIS ISSAC LEABO</P>
<P>(1754-1840)</P>
<P>Sarah Jennings</P>
<P>(1756-ABT1840)</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>JACOB LEABO</P>
<P>(Sept. 10, 1795-June 19, 1880)</P>
<P>Elizabeth Bailey</P>
<P>(1803-1852)</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>AUGUSTUS CESAER LEABO</P>
<P>(Dec. 31, 1842 -)</P>
<P>Pauline Banks Horseman</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>AUGUSTA GRACE LEABO</P>
<P>Sept. 24, 1870 - April 3, 1944)</P>
<P>Harry Hallin</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>LENA IRENE HALLIN</P>
<P>(March 24, 1898 - April 7, 1974)</P>
<P>Nolan Francis Kelley</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>HARRY WILLIAM KELLEY</P>
<P>(March 2, 1920 - September 27, 1970)</P>
<P>Hattie Georgine Reed</P>
<P>(December 7, 1921 - March 14, 1996)</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>*</P>
<P>KIMBERLEY SUE KELLEY - MAGERS</P>
<P>---------------------------------------------------- The family plot has
one</P>
<P>large headstone marking five graves. Each grave then has a small first name
or</P>
<P>initial marker, one is missing. The headstone reads as follows:</P>
<P>LEABO</P>
<P>Jacob Sept. 18, 1795 - June 10, 1880</P>
<P>Oradon J. Aug. 25, 1833 - Mar. 15, 1906</P>
<P>Amanda M. Sept. 21, 1834 - June 23, 1896</P>
<P>Kate - Wife of E. Webber Feb. 8, 1870 - Jan. 22, 1898 Perry B. May 25, 1875
-</P>
<P>Jan. 22, 1890</P>
<P>Directions to cemetery:</P>
<P>>From Salem Hwy 22</P>
<P>Hwy 22 to Junction at Independence & Hwy 99</P>
<P>Turn right on Hwy 99 towards McMinnville.</P>
<P>Keep on Hwy 99 through McMinnville (called Baker St. in town) Out north end
of</P>
<P>town toward Lafayette.</P>
<P>At very south end of Lafayette is a dip in the Hwy.</P>
<P>At the bottom of the dip is MINERAL SPRINGS RD. on LEFT.</P>
<P>Turn left onto MINERAL SPRINGS RD.</P>
<P>(If you enter Lafayette city limits you have gone too far) Follow MINERAL</P>
<P>SPRINGS RD. out into country, approx. 1-1 1/2 mile.</P>
<P>Sign is on right side (Lafayette #3 Masonic Cemetery).</P>
<P>Gate on entry (should be unlocked).</P>
<P>Can not see cemetery from road.</P>
<P>Looks like overgrown lane up hill.</P>
<P>Drive up to top, curves to left.</P>
<P>Stay on left side.</P>
<P>LEABO is on left section.</P>
<P>Hope that is of some help.</P>
<P>Kim</P>
<P>Believe that Jacob is found with a Oradon Leabo in the 1880 cencus for</P>
<P>information see Rin # 93 under the 1880 cencus for his children and
decendents</P>
<P>Information given from Henerreta Moss</P>
<P>In 1847 , Jacob Leabo, fifth child of Francois Isaad and Sarah Leabo,
came</P>
<P>to the Oregon country.</P>
<P>Captain of the train was Isreal Matchell. In the train were the
Thatchers,</P>
<P>Knigtens, Milland many others.</P>
<P>The train started from the vicinity of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and arrived in</P>
<P>Portland, Oregon in November. Shortly after that, Jacob settled on a piece
of</P>
<P>land in Clackamas county, east of Canby, but returned to Cedar Rapids,
early</P>
<P>in 1848 with Joe Meek, Geo. W. Evbberts, Jack "the sailor" and others.</P>
<P>Jacob returned to the west in 1849 with his son Marion who died December
2,</P>
<P>1852, in company with those whom they had made the trip east in 1848.</P>
<P>Jacob was born September 10, 1795, in Knox County , Tennessee.</P>
<P>He married Elixabeth Bailey who was born in Kentucky in 1803. She died in</P>
<P>Linn county near Cedar Rapids, Iowa on August 25, 1852. Is buried in the</P>
<P>Cambell cemetery.</P>
<P>Jacob Leabo. returned to Iowa in 1853, to find his wife, Elizabeth Baily</P>
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