Jonathan Leedom, son of Jonathan Leedom and Sarah Jones, was a native of Philadelphia. He married Sophia D Scott, daughter of Thomas Scott, on 25 Feb 1845. The couple resided in Philadelphia with their children in 1850. Jonathan was widowed the following year. He moved to Newtown, Bucks, Pennsylvania with his children by 1870. Jonathan died at the age of 64 and was interred in William Penn Cemetery.
Children included:
Maria, b 1846.
Jonathan, b 1848.
Sophia, b 1850.
Infant, b 1851.
Sources include the Hinshaw Index, Quaker meeting records and periodicals, the North American (Philadelphia, PA) 27 Feb 1845, census records, and the Philadelphia Inquirer 21 Apr 1881, 22 Apr 1881, and 23 Apr 1881, as well as the records of family members.
Children included:
Maria, b 1846.
Jonathan, b 1848.
Sophia, b 1850.
Infant, b 1851.
Sources include the Hinshaw Index, Quaker meeting records and periodicals, the North American (Philadelphia, PA) 27 Feb 1845, census records, and the Philadelphia Inquirer 21 Apr 1881, 22 Apr 1881, and 23 Apr 1881, as well as the records of family members.
Jonathan Leedom, son of Jonathan Leedom and Sarah Jones, was a native of Philadelphia. He married Sophia D Scott, daughter of Thomas Scott, on 25 Feb 1845. The couple resided in Philadelphia with their children in 1850. Jonathan was widowed the following year. He moved to Newtown, Bucks, Pennsylvania with his children by 1870. Jonathan died at the age of 64 and was interred in William Penn Cemetery.
Children included:
Maria, b 1846.
Jonathan, b 1848.
Sophia, b 1850.
Infant, b 1851.
Sources include the Hinshaw Index, Quaker meeting records and periodicals, the North American (Philadelphia, PA) 27 Feb 1845, census records, and the Philadelphia Inquirer 21 Apr 1881, 22 Apr 1881, and 23 Apr 1881, as well as the records of family members.
Children included:
Maria, b 1846.
Jonathan, b 1848.
Sophia, b 1850.
Infant, b 1851.
Sources include the Hinshaw Index, Quaker meeting records and periodicals, the North American (Philadelphia, PA) 27 Feb 1845, census records, and the Philadelphia Inquirer 21 Apr 1881, 22 Apr 1881, and 23 Apr 1881, as well as the records of family members.
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