137

Docu

Draft of land belonging to Samuel Leiby, Oliver Twp. Perry Co

1865

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Photograph-Samuel Leiby. Born 1804, ½ mile from Mannsville, Center Twp, Perry Co in a section called Pleasant Valley. Married Eve Smith. Died 1867 in Oliver Twp. Buried Newport Cemetery. Son of Frederick and Margaret Lambert Leiby. Extensive landowner, businessman and farmer. Western traveler. First storekeeper in Newport 1832. First burgess of Newport 1840. An incorporator of the Perry Co. Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 1843. He boarded the first train that passed through Newport and rode to Millerstown. Member of the Reformed Church.

1867

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Leiby, Samuel

107

Book

New Testament copyrighted 1847, owned by Harry T. Brown 1867, step son of Catherine Leiby (Kholer) Brown?

1867

LEIBY

Leiby, Catherine Brown

210

Docu

Album owned by Samuel Smith Leiby about 1875. Photographs in the same: left Katherine Leiby Howe (Beard) and right Annie Howe (Glanding) [both his nieces] About 1870

1870

LEIBY

Leiby, Samuel Smith

477

Attire

Crepe mourning veil owned by Eve Smtih Leiby about 1870

1870

LEIBY

Leiby, Eve Smith

509

Mscl

Traveling Bag owned by Catherine Leiby Fishburn

1870

LEIBY

Leiby, Catherine Fishburn

574

Mscl

Nose glasses owned by Catherine Leiby Fishburn about 1870

1870

LEIBY

Leiby, Catherine Fishburn

588

Toy

Baby Dress owned by Fannie Leiby about 1870

1870

LEIBY

Leiby, Fannie

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Photograph – Fannie Leiby (Keesberry) about 1872

1872

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Leiby, Fannie

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Indian Moccasins brought from Black Hills (Dakota) by Samuel Smith Leiby

1876

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Leiby, Samuel

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Photograph-Samuel Smith Leiby, son of Samuel and Eve Smith Leiby, born 1843 ….. Government employee in Black Hills, Dakota Territory,, returning to Newport in 1876. Merchant in Marysville for many years. Postmaster, Marysville, 1893. Member Marysville Town Council. Perry Co. Historical Society, Newport Masonic Lodge and Past Master of the same. Member Reformed Church. Married first to Elizabeth Schools, and 2^nd to Mrs. Mary Hartman. Died 1924 in Marysville and buried in Newport Cemetery. Was a collector of Indian relics and a great lover of American Indian lore.

1876,

1893, 1924

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Leiby, Samuel

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Past Master Jewel presented to Samuel Leiby W.M. 1879 by Newwport Lodge #381 F & Am

1879

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Leiby, Samuel

 48

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Photograph of home of Samuel and Eve Smith Leiby (corner of S. 2^nd St. and Spruce Alley)  where all their children were born, except Catherine and Margaret, taken about 1885, shows L. to R. Catherine Leiby Fishburn, James and Samuel S. Leiby

1880

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Leiby, Samuel

 99

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Ink Bottle for traveling owned by Catherine Leiby Fishburn about 1880

1880

LEIBY

Leiby, Catherine

194

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Daguerreotype – James Bell Leiby (1836-1915), son of Samuel and Eva Smith Leiby – presented by his son, John S. Leiby

1890 abt

LEIBY

Leiby, James Bell

195

Photo

Daguerreotype – James Bell Leiby (1836-1915) son of Samuel and Eva Smith Leiby

1890 abt

LEIBY

Leiby, James Bell

330

Book

Rupp’s History of Dauphin, Cumberland, Franklin, Bedford, Adams, and Perry Counties-published 1846-bought at sale of John Bair Jr. by Samuel Smith Leiby, who gave it to Katherine Howe Beard (his niece)

1900

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240

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Photograph about 1900 –Class of St. Pauk’s Lutheran Sunday School, taught by Catherine Leiby Fishburn. L. to R. back row: Mrs. Jacob Rhine, Mrs. Ambrose Corl, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. Benjamin Hench, Mrs. John Wertz, Mrs. Elmer Zeigler, Mrs. Geo. Baltozer. Front Row: Mrs. David Howanstine, Mrs. William Barrick, Mrs. Elizabeht Bowers, Mrs. Catherine Fishburn, Miss Salome Lenker, Mrs. Wm. Horting, Mrs. Samuel Noll. When Mrs. Bowers realized 13 had assembled for the picture, she flatly refused to join the group. The day was saved however by Miss Salome Lenker, who happened to be passing by the dtudio at the time. Although not a member of the class she obligingly consented to make the 14^th.

1900

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Leiby, Catherine (Fishburn)

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Photograph Catherine Leiby (Fishburn) 1900

1900

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Leiby, Catherine

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Photograph – Newport Square about 1900 {Joshua Leiby is man in center)

1900

LEIBY

401

Docu

Print-Group at 1^st picnic of Perry Co. Historian Society, Warm Springs 1923- 2) Mrs. A. Long 3) Mahlon Bretz 4) Samuel Smith Leiby

1923

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Leiby, Samuel Smith

467

Photo

Photograph-James Bell Leiby, son of Samuel and Eve Smith Leiby, born 1836 at home of parents, corner s. 2^nd St. and Spruce Alley, Newport. Educated in Newport schools and Cumberland Valley Institute, Mechanicsburg. Member Reformed church, S.S. Supt and S.S. teacher, church deacon and elder, director of Peoples Bank, Newport. Merchant in Newport for many years until his death. Member Town Council, Newport Outing Club, and Newport Blue Lodge (Masons). Died at Newport 1915 and buried in Newport Cemetery.

1836--1915

LEIBY

Leiby, James Bell

558

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Priscilla M. Howe, daughter of William II and Catharine Yingst Howe, born in Howe Twp.1836. Member Methodist Church. Taught school in Newport 1858. Married James F. Wilson. Died in Newport 1922. Buried in Newport Cemetery. Children: Harry and Eva

1836-1922

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550

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Photograph- Susanna Howe Humes born 1818 in Howe Twp. Perry Co. was the daughter of William and Catharine Yingst Howe. Died 1901 and buried in Harrisburg Cemetery. Married George F. Humes. Children Amanda, Lid Humes McCormick, Laura Humes Heilman, and Mary. Much interesred in civic affairs and reforms. When few women took interest in voting she, in 1894, went to the polls in Chicago to vote on a public school question. Interested in geneolical work, and family data which the Howes of this branch now have was compiled by her. Was a telegraph operator in Harrisburg. Lived in Mifflintown, Harrisburg, New Castle, Franklin Pa and Chicago

1818-1901

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Howe, Susanna Howe Humes