Home Surname List Name Index Sources Email Us | Third Generation30. Isaac LEONARD14 was born before 1680 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA. James Chilton "Silver Book" lists "probable" children as Isaac, David, and Thomas, but includes no further information. In 1713 they were living in Taunton, North Purchase (later Easton). In March 1726 he sold his house, lands, iron ore, etc. to Eliphalet Leonard and then moved away (Chaffin, History of Easton). They convey their homestead to Eliphalet Leonard for 245 pounds. In July 1727, Isaac Leonard of Mendon, MA, bought 132 acres from John Adams in Pomfret, CT. In January 1729, late of Easton, now of Pomfret, CT, he sold to Eliphalet Leonard one-third of an iron mine in Easton. He lived in Pomfret for a number of years. Listed as inhabitants of Pomfret in 1731 were Isaac Leonard Sr. and Jr., David Leonard, and Thomas Leonard. Isaac traded land with a Joseph Leonard (his brother Joseph?) there in 1732/3. In a deed signed 2 Feb 1736/7, Isaac Leonard, "late of Pomfret," was "now resident in Worcester Shire in York government" when he sold his holdings in Pomfret. No further trace of him or his family can be found in CT records, according to Manning Leonard. This would include children Isaac, David, and Thomas. (Think also Joseph's brother Isaac's children, who have also disappeared). Did he and his family move to Beekman Patent or nearby? "Worcester Shire in York government" has been interpreted as meaning Westchester County in NY. The Dutchess Co. Tax Lists 1718-1787, Clifford M. Buck (Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1990) lists on p. 185 Isaak & Isaak, Jr., Joseph Leonard, Rambout Precinct, 1738; p. 225, David, Isaac, Isaac, Jr., Jonathan, Joseph, Moses, Seth, Thomas Leonard Beekman Precinct, 1739. (The Settlers of Beekman Patent, Vol 8, p. 51 ff). He was taxed in the south ward of Dutchess Co. in Feb 1737/8. In 1739/40 thru 1748 He was assessed in Beekman Patent. He was a tenantfarmer in the Gorea area, later paid 25 pounds for his improvements. He was a customer at the store on Quaker Hill from 1766 to 1771. He died in March 1796, supposedly 112 years old, according to the local paper. Isaac LEONARD and Mary Guerney? RANDALL were married on 16 April 1701 in Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., MA. Mary Guerney? RANDALL was born in North Precinct, Taunton, Bristol Co., MA. She was of Easton (Taunton North Purchase), widow of Samuel Randall. Her maiden name may have been Gurney, or it may have been Bailey, dau. of Guido Bailey. Her first husband may have been a son of Thomas Randall, Sr. Isaac LEONARD and Mary Guerney? RANDALL had the following children: |