Ancestor Samuel Leonard


ID: p0468 Samuel Leonard


Parents:

Father: p0470

Mother: p0471


Useful Links for Samuel Leonard

Website Link
book https://github.com/sparrell/cfs_ancestors/blob/main/Vol_02_Ships/V2_C5_Ancestors/V2_C5_G10/gen10.MMMMPMMMPP.Samuel_Leonard.adoc
myheritage https://www.myheritage.com/profile-OYYV6NML2DHJUFEXHD45V4W32Y6KPTI-23000723/samuel-leonard
werelate https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Samuel_Leonard_%2816%29
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Details:

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			:baptism: nil
			:birth_date: "ABT 1683"
			:birth_note: nil
			:birth_place: "Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA"
			:birth_source: nil
			:birth_year: "1683"
			:buried: nil
			:census: []
			:christening: nil
			:death_age: "About 34-35"
			:death_cause: nil
			:death_date: "11 MAY 1718"
			:death_note: nil
			:death_place: "Preston, New London, Connecticut, USA"
			:death_source: nil
			:death_year: "1718"
			:description: nil
			:education: []
			:emigration: []
			:event: []
			:family_of_origin: :f180
			:family_of_procreation: [:f179]
			:father: :p0470
			:former_name: nil
			:given_name: "Samuel"
			:graduation: []
			:id: :p0468
			:immigration: nil
			:label: "gen10.MMMMPMMMPP.Samuel_Leonard"
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  wikitree: "https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Leonard-703"
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			:married_name: nil
			:mh_famc: "F206"
			:mh_famc2: nil
			:mh_fams: ["F205"]
			:mh_id: "I723"
			:mh_name: "Samuel /Leonard/"
			:mother: :p0471
			:name_prefix: nil
			:name_suffix: nil
			:naturalized: nil
			:nickname: nil
			:notes: ["<------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BOOK---GRISWOLD-A HISTORY     \n\n  Being a history of the town of Griswold CT\n\nmicrofilm 1597788 item 5    book  975.65/G3   H2p    pp11,12,54\n\nSAMUEL LEONARD\n\nAbout 1696 there came to the Pachaug country Samuel Leonard, who with his family settled on the banks of the Pachaug river, east of Appaquashosk hill. They had experienced to the full the savagery of the Indians, for their only son, a lad of 12 years, also named Samuel, had just before been kidnapped near Worcester Mass. and carried into captivity by the redskins, with whom he remained for nearly 2 years. It chanced that during this time he was brought into the company of Hannah Dustin and Mary Neff, the details of whose capture by the Indians at Haverhill, Mass., in 1697, had horrified all New England. The three, while in a wigwam occupied by 2 Indian families on an island in the Merrimac river, near Concord, planned their escape. The boy Samuel had been so long with the savages that, when he asked his master how to strike to kill instantly, and how to take a scalp, it was taken as a sign that he had become one of them, and he was freely told. When the captives had perfected their plans, silently and with speed, while their captors slept, the attack was made. Ten Indians were killed instantly; the two remaining, a squaw who was wounded, and a child who was spared purposely, escaped to the woods. With the scalps of the slain and their weapons, the 3, captives no longer, embarked in a canoe, and having scuttled the boats that remained, descended the river until they came in safety to their friends. The news of their escape spread from settlement to settlement, and all whoheard were filled with astonishment and admiration because of their heroic deed. Soon after the family of the boy Samuel, doubtless fearing thenand always the vengeance of his implacable foes, fled in secrecy to Pachaug, and became permanent settlers there. Family tradition alone tellsus that at one timein the early days the Leonards became aware of an Indian lurking about their home. At last, after days of watching, a member of the family shot the Indian dead, seemingly with no more compunction thanhe would have shown toward a dangerous beast. But such incidents were exceptional."]
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  ["P", "M", "M", "M", "P", "M", "M", "M", "P", "P"]
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			:residence: []
			:rin: "MH:I723"
			:sex: "M"
			:sources: ["@S40@\r\n2 QUAY 0\r\n2 DATA\r\n3 TEXT GRISWOLD-A HISTORY Being a history of the town of Griswold CTmicrofilm 1597788 item 5 book 975.65/G3 H2p pp11,12,54",
 "@S41@\r\n2 QUAY 0\r\n2 DATA\r\n3 TEXT Fall 2016 has an article on Hannah Duston that includes Samuel's escpape from the Indians"]
			:surname: "Leonard"
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