53.   Peleg Leach m. Sally Gilmore 1802, and had Peleg 1802, Sarah Field 1804, Adeline Cornet 1806, Olive 1807, Elisha Gilmore 1809, William Tirrell 1810, Ebenezer 1813.

   54.   Philo, Esq., (s. of Apollos 42) m. Lucia, D. of Capt. Joseph Hooper, and had James Edward 1825.

   Tabitha Leach m. Robert Keith 1741.—Rhoda m. David Alden of M. 1755.—Orpha m. Edward Fobes 1761.—Zilpha m. Edward Hayward of E. 1760.—Dinah m. John Shaw of R. 1761.—Susanna m. Levi Hooper 1767.—Mary m. Ebenezer Washburn 1772.—Olive m. John Jones of M. 1770.—Sarah m. Oliver Wentworth 1779.—Polly m. Ephraim Packard 1789.—Jenny m. Lemuel Wilbur 1799.—Lois m. Baruch Wilbor 1799.—Susanna m. Asa Packard 1811.—Eunice m. Seth Britton of R. 1817.—Anna m. Zenas Knapp of R. 1817.—Minerva m. Jarvis White of R. 1819.—Deborah m. Ziba (or Liba) Conant 1820.—Lois m. Seth Packard, Jr., 1764.—William m. Mary Cohoon 1741.—Jonathan m. Frances Cohoon 1741.—Clarissa m. Jerathmael Leach 1798.—Asa of Killingsly m. Eunice Turner 1787.—Libeus m. Peggy Starr 1791 and went to Me.—Eliab m. Eunice, D. of William Keith 1802, and went to Charlemont, had 2 sons in Boston.

   Lawrence Leach of Salem, freeman 1631; d. 1662, æ 83; left a wid. Elizabeth; ss. Clement (in England), John, Richard, and Robert; perhaps Giles above was also his son or grandson.—Richard d. 1647, and left a son John.—John was at Salem 1637, d. 1659.—Robert at Salem 1637, freeman 1644.

   LENDALL.—James Lendall (of Duxbury) was an original proprietor of Bridgewater; his will 1652 at Dux. his w. Mary; both d. about 1652; he had Timothy and Abigail; he gave his share in B. to Timothy; Constant Southworth appointed to administer and take care of the chidren.   He never came to B.

   LEONARD.—1.   Solomon Leonard (from Duxbury) an original proprietor, and one of the earliest settlers in Bridgewater.—The name was sometimes written LEONARDSON, LENNERSON, or LENNER, but by the family themselves always written LEONARD.   He d. 1686; his widow Mary; his children were Samnel [sic, Samuel], John, Jacob, Isaac, Solomon, and Mary, who m. John Pollard of T. 1673.

   2.   Philip Leonard's estate was settled at Duxbury 1708 by his son-in-law Samuel Hill, who m. Phebe 1694; this man might have been brother or son of Solomon.

   3.   Samuel (s. of Solomon 1) settled his father's estate 1686, the first settlement recorded in Plymouth Probate Court.—Sam'l perhaps went to Worcester.

   Samuel Leonardson, a boy taken by the Indians at Worcester, Mar. 15, 1697, was allowed £12 10s. for escaping from them, and slaying several of them, about 1700.—(Mass. Records).