1 of 4 Wives of William Leedom 1764/1850
William Leedom took over the operation of the Edgington Tavern sometime before 1812. After just a few years under his proprietorship, the hostelry soon became known as the Leedom Tavern. This old wayside inn had been built and operated by Adams County pioneer, George Edgington. Leedom is a son-in-law of Edgington having married his daughter, Tacy Edgington, in 1795. William and Tacy were the parents of 12 children and have many descendants still living in Adams and surrounding counties.
(News Articles-Reading-News-About Adams County, Ohio; Lore, Legends & Landmarks of Old Adams, by Stephen Kelley)
Elizabeth and William were the parents of:
Elijah/19 Jan 1795 m. Mary Thomas
Joseph/1797 m. Ann Cox; 2) Elizabeth Hopkins; 3) Mary Burgess; 4) Nancy Matheny
Asa/1800 m. Drucilla Swearingen; 2) Emily Cox
Mary/1801 (Mrs William Naylor; 2 (Mrs James Stivers)
Aaron/1802 m. Henrietta House
Thomas Jefferson/1805 m. Rachel Thomas; 2) Nancy Grooms
George Washington/1806 m. Leannah Hopkins
William, Jr/7 Feb 1808 m. America Warner
Nancy/1810 (Mrs Andrew Ellison)
Tacy Elizabeth/abt 1810 (Mrs Joseph O'Hara)
Sarah/1812 (Mrs James Holiday)
William Leedom took over the operation of the Edgington Tavern sometime before 1812. After just a few years under his proprietorship, the hostelry soon became known as the Leedom Tavern. This old wayside inn had been built and operated by Adams County pioneer, George Edgington. Leedom is a son-in-law of Edgington having married his daughter, Tacy Edgington, in 1795. William and Tacy were the parents of 12 children and have many descendants still living in Adams and surrounding counties.
(News Articles-Reading-News-About Adams County, Ohio; Lore, Legends & Landmarks of Old Adams, by Stephen Kelley)
Elizabeth and William were the parents of:
Elijah/19 Jan 1795 m. Mary Thomas
Joseph/1797 m. Ann Cox; 2) Elizabeth Hopkins; 3) Mary Burgess; 4) Nancy Matheny
Asa/1800 m. Drucilla Swearingen; 2) Emily Cox
Mary/1801 (Mrs William Naylor; 2 (Mrs James Stivers)
Aaron/1802 m. Henrietta House
Thomas Jefferson/1805 m. Rachel Thomas; 2) Nancy Grooms
George Washington/1806 m. Leannah Hopkins
William, Jr/7 Feb 1808 m. America Warner
Nancy/1810 (Mrs Andrew Ellison)
Tacy Elizabeth/abt 1810 (Mrs Joseph O'Hara)
Sarah/1812 (Mrs James Holiday)
1 of 4 Wives of William Leedom 1764/1850
William Leedom took over the operation of the Edgington Tavern sometime before 1812. After just a few years under his proprietorship, the hostelry soon became known as the Leedom Tavern. This old wayside inn had been built and operated by Adams County pioneer, George Edgington. Leedom is a son-in-law of Edgington having married his daughter, Tacy Edgington, in 1795. William and Tacy were the parents of 12 children and have many descendants still living in Adams and surrounding counties.
(News Articles-Reading-News-About Adams County, Ohio; Lore, Legends & Landmarks of Old Adams, by Stephen Kelley)
Elizabeth and William were the parents of:
Elijah/19 Jan 1795 m. Mary Thomas
Joseph/1797 m. Ann Cox; 2) Elizabeth Hopkins; 3) Mary Burgess; 4) Nancy Matheny
Asa/1800 m. Drucilla Swearingen; 2) Emily Cox
Mary/1801 (Mrs William Naylor; 2 (Mrs James Stivers)
Aaron/1802 m. Henrietta House
Thomas Jefferson/1805 m. Rachel Thomas; 2) Nancy Grooms
George Washington/1806 m. Leannah Hopkins
William, Jr/7 Feb 1808 m. America Warner
Nancy/1810 (Mrs Andrew Ellison)
Tacy Elizabeth/abt 1810 (Mrs Joseph O'Hara)
Sarah/1812 (Mrs James Holiday)
William Leedom took over the operation of the Edgington Tavern sometime before 1812. After just a few years under his proprietorship, the hostelry soon became known as the Leedom Tavern. This old wayside inn had been built and operated by Adams County pioneer, George Edgington. Leedom is a son-in-law of Edgington having married his daughter, Tacy Edgington, in 1795. William and Tacy were the parents of 12 children and have many descendants still living in Adams and surrounding counties.
(News Articles-Reading-News-About Adams County, Ohio; Lore, Legends & Landmarks of Old Adams, by Stephen Kelley)
Elizabeth and William were the parents of:
Elijah/19 Jan 1795 m. Mary Thomas
Joseph/1797 m. Ann Cox; 2) Elizabeth Hopkins; 3) Mary Burgess; 4) Nancy Matheny
Asa/1800 m. Drucilla Swearingen; 2) Emily Cox
Mary/1801 (Mrs William Naylor; 2 (Mrs James Stivers)
Aaron/1802 m. Henrietta House
Thomas Jefferson/1805 m. Rachel Thomas; 2) Nancy Grooms
George Washington/1806 m. Leannah Hopkins
William, Jr/7 Feb 1808 m. America Warner
Nancy/1810 (Mrs Andrew Ellison)
Tacy Elizabeth/abt 1810 (Mrs Joseph O'Hara)
Sarah/1812 (Mrs James Holiday)
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