LBM Museum Inventory - Page 7
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23 |
House |
Wallet owned by Samuel Leiby |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Samuel |
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25 |
House |
Sewing box cutter owned by Eve Smith Leiby (1850) |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Eva Smith |
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26 |
Utensil |
Butter Mould owned by Eve Smith Leiby (1850) |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Eva Smith |
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32 |
Mscl |
Five pieces of flint (used in flint lock guns) from Newport
store of Samuel Leiby (1850) |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Samuel |
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34 |
Attire |
Cap worn by Catherine Lesh Smith at the wedding of her
grand daughter Margaret Leiby to Dr. Wm. R. Howe 1856 |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Smith, Catherine Lesh |
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40 |
Docu |
Confirmation certificate of Margaret Leiby (Howe) 1851 |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby |
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50 |
Utensil |
Cup &Saucer owned by Eve Smith Leiby 1850 |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Eva Smith |
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57 |
Docu |
Autograph album owned by Catherine Leiby Kholer |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Catherine |
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58 |
Photo |
Samuel (Sammy) son of Dr. Robert and Catherine
Leiby (Kohler) Brown, who died when a little boy. |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Catherine |
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59 |
Photo |
Harry, son of Dr. Robert Brown, step-son of
Catherine Leiby |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Catherine |
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60 |
Photo |
Dr. Robert and Catherine Leiby (Kohler) Brown,
Dr. Brown was a first cousin of Dr. W. Rudy Howe and they had offices
together in Newport. Dr. Brown died in 1859. He was the first teacher in
Evergreen School, Oliver Twp. |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Catherine |
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103 |
Attire |
Steel purse owned by Eva Smith Leiby |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Eva Smith |
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105 |
Book |
The English Reader by Lindley Murray, published 1827. Owned
by Samuel Smith Leiby, son of Samuel and Eva Smith Leiby |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, young Samuel |
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115 |
Book |
The Language of Flowers Published 1849, belonging
to Margaret Leiby |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Margaret |
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123 |
House |
Trinket dish owned by Margaret Leiby |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Margaret |
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126 |
Mscl |
Handle of riding whip owned by Margaret Leiby Howe about
1850 |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Margaret |
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147 |
House |
Comfort owned by Eve Smith Leiby about 1850 |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Eve Smith |
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160 |
Mscl |
Gold ring owned by Margaret Leiby (Howe) about 1850 |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Margaret |
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161 |
Mscl |
Gold ring owned by Margaret Leiby (Howe) about 1850 |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Margaret |
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162 |
Mscl |
Gold pencil owned by Margaret Leiby (Howe) about 1850 |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Margaret |
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176 |
Book |
New Juvenile Reader Published 1848, owned by Samuel Smith
Leiby about 1850 |
1850 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Samuel Smith |
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495 |
Mscl |
Traveling bag owned by Samuel Leiby used by him
on his western trip 1851 |
1851 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Samuel |
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113 |
Photo |
Daguerreotype Margaret Leiby Howe |
1851 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Margaret |
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146 |
Book |
American Chesterfield published 1851, owned by Margaret
Leiby (Howe) |
1851 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Margaret |
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149 |
Book |
“Thinks I to Myself” owned by Margaret Leiby (Howe) |
1851 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Margaret |
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55 & 56 |
Photo |
Daguerreotype of Frederick and Catherine Leiby
Kohler 1852 – Frederick Kholer came from Trappe, PA to Newport,
clerked in store of Samuel Leiby, married Catherine Leiby in
1852. They moved to Mifflin (Wila) where he had a store. He lived only
six months after his marriage, dying of Asiatic cholera. He was a member
of I>O>O>F; is buried with is wife on the Samuel Leiby lot,
Newport cemetery. Tradition says he was
the handsomest man in Perry Co. His friends
esteemed him highly; died at the age of 25. A letter written by
his widow from Richfield refutes the trapper location which was first
thought correct. |
1852 |
LEIBY |
Leiby, Catherine |