Daughter of Charles Augustus Neal and Hannah Knights Graves. Her father had fifteen children, Anna was the eighth and one of the few to survive.
Hannah K Graves Neal, Anna's mother died when she was only seven. Anna was sent to live with Wales A Rogers and his wife Sarah Tilden Rogers.
For a short time, Anna held a job as a "gold beater" pressing gold leaf and gold plating. Her best talent was cooking, for which she was fondly remembered.
Anna married Clarence Howard Leonard on July 11th, 1895 in Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. The two had five children.
Sadly, Anna did not fair well in her heath. She began to lose her hearing in her forties, while her children were still very young. She later passed away from cancer at the age of fifty-four.
Children of Anna F Neal and Clarence H Leonard:
Grace Rogers Leonard (Nash)
Arthur Clarence Leonard
Mabel Susan Leonard
Ruth Eleanor Leonard (Burns)
Morton Edward Leonard
Hannah K Graves Neal, Anna's mother died when she was only seven. Anna was sent to live with Wales A Rogers and his wife Sarah Tilden Rogers.
For a short time, Anna held a job as a "gold beater" pressing gold leaf and gold plating. Her best talent was cooking, for which she was fondly remembered.
Anna married Clarence Howard Leonard on July 11th, 1895 in Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. The two had five children.
Sadly, Anna did not fair well in her heath. She began to lose her hearing in her forties, while her children were still very young. She later passed away from cancer at the age of fifty-four.
Children of Anna F Neal and Clarence H Leonard:
Grace Rogers Leonard (Nash)
Arthur Clarence Leonard
Mabel Susan Leonard
Ruth Eleanor Leonard (Burns)
Morton Edward Leonard
Daughter of Charles Augustus Neal and Hannah Knights Graves. Her father had fifteen children, Anna was the eighth and one of the few to survive.
Hannah K Graves Neal, Anna's mother died when she was only seven. Anna was sent to live with Wales A Rogers and his wife Sarah Tilden Rogers.
For a short time, Anna held a job as a "gold beater" pressing gold leaf and gold plating. Her best talent was cooking, for which she was fondly remembered.
Anna married Clarence Howard Leonard on July 11th, 1895 in Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. The two had five children.
Sadly, Anna did not fair well in her heath. She began to lose her hearing in her forties, while her children were still very young. She later passed away from cancer at the age of fifty-four.
Children of Anna F Neal and Clarence H Leonard:
Grace Rogers Leonard (Nash)
Arthur Clarence Leonard
Mabel Susan Leonard
Ruth Eleanor Leonard (Burns)
Morton Edward Leonard
Hannah K Graves Neal, Anna's mother died when she was only seven. Anna was sent to live with Wales A Rogers and his wife Sarah Tilden Rogers.
For a short time, Anna held a job as a "gold beater" pressing gold leaf and gold plating. Her best talent was cooking, for which she was fondly remembered.
Anna married Clarence Howard Leonard on July 11th, 1895 in Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. The two had five children.
Sadly, Anna did not fair well in her heath. She began to lose her hearing in her forties, while her children were still very young. She later passed away from cancer at the age of fifty-four.
Children of Anna F Neal and Clarence H Leonard:
Grace Rogers Leonard (Nash)
Arthur Clarence Leonard
Mabel Susan Leonard
Ruth Eleanor Leonard (Burns)
Morton Edward Leonard
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