Son of Thomas Proctor(1698-1774) & his wife Hannah Baron(1703-1774)
Leonard was 1st a Selectman of Westford, Massachusetts in 1770, 1778 & 1779.
Leonard was 2nd Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War under Capt. Minot's Company & marched from Westford, Massachusetts to the Lexington Alarm of 4/19/1775. He was one of the Committee of Correspondence for 1780, to " to take under consideration the New Form of Government" Later, in 1781 he became a Captain in 1781.
He was at the Battles of Lexington, Trenton, NJ & Monmouth, NJ.
After the Revolution, he moved to Cavendish, Windsor County, Vermont, where he became a Freeman in 1782. In 1784 & 1785 he became a was a selectman. In the unbroken forest near Cavendish He founded Proctorsville.
" He was a Man of Great Force & Character "
He & his family & relatives are buried in the Proctor Cemetery.
Capt Leonard Proctor was married 2 times:
1st to Lydia Nutting(1738-1768)
Their Children were:
1. Philip Proctor(1761-1793)died in Charlestown, Ma
2. Abel Proctor(1762-1795)married ?
3. Major Leonard Proctor, Jr(1764-1812)married Pede Hildreth
4. Asa Proctor(1766-1796)married Mary...
2nd wife Mary Keep(1744-1827)
Their Children were:
1. Mary Proctor(1770-1853)married 3 times,Crary/Stewart/Root
2. Lydia Proctor(1772-1853)married Isaac Powers
3. Capt Solomon Proctor(1774-1842)married 3 times
Spaulding/Childs/Howe
4. Thomas Proctor(1776-1867)married Abigail Atwood Searl
5. Hannah Proctor(1778-1863)married Billings Walker
6. Jabez Walker(1780-1839)married Betsey Parker
7. Experience Proctor(1783-1870)married Zacheus Blood
8. John Proctor(1786-1837)married Sarah Smith
Leonard was 1st a Selectman of Westford, Massachusetts in 1770, 1778 & 1779.
Leonard was 2nd Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War under Capt. Minot's Company & marched from Westford, Massachusetts to the Lexington Alarm of 4/19/1775. He was one of the Committee of Correspondence for 1780, to " to take under consideration the New Form of Government" Later, in 1781 he became a Captain in 1781.
He was at the Battles of Lexington, Trenton, NJ & Monmouth, NJ.
After the Revolution, he moved to Cavendish, Windsor County, Vermont, where he became a Freeman in 1782. In 1784 & 1785 he became a was a selectman. In the unbroken forest near Cavendish He founded Proctorsville.
" He was a Man of Great Force & Character "
He & his family & relatives are buried in the Proctor Cemetery.
Capt Leonard Proctor was married 2 times:
1st to Lydia Nutting(1738-1768)
Their Children were:
1. Philip Proctor(1761-1793)died in Charlestown, Ma
2. Abel Proctor(1762-1795)married ?
3. Major Leonard Proctor, Jr(1764-1812)married Pede Hildreth
4. Asa Proctor(1766-1796)married Mary...
2nd wife Mary Keep(1744-1827)
Their Children were:
1. Mary Proctor(1770-1853)married 3 times,Crary/Stewart/Root
2. Lydia Proctor(1772-1853)married Isaac Powers
3. Capt Solomon Proctor(1774-1842)married 3 times
Spaulding/Childs/Howe
4. Thomas Proctor(1776-1867)married Abigail Atwood Searl
5. Hannah Proctor(1778-1863)married Billings Walker
6. Jabez Walker(1780-1839)married Betsey Parker
7. Experience Proctor(1783-1870)married Zacheus Blood
8. John Proctor(1786-1837)married Sarah Smith
Son of Thomas Proctor(1698-1774) & his wife Hannah Baron(1703-1774)
Leonard was 1st a Selectman of Westford, Massachusetts in 1770, 1778 & 1779.
Leonard was 2nd Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War under Capt. Minot's Company & marched from Westford, Massachusetts to the Lexington Alarm of 4/19/1775. He was one of the Committee of Correspondence for 1780, to " to take under consideration the New Form of Government" Later, in 1781 he became a Captain in 1781.
He was at the Battles of Lexington, Trenton, NJ & Monmouth, NJ.
After the Revolution, he moved to Cavendish, Windsor County, Vermont, where he became a Freeman in 1782. In 1784 & 1785 he became a was a selectman. In the unbroken forest near Cavendish He founded Proctorsville.
" He was a Man of Great Force & Character "
He & his family & relatives are buried in the Proctor Cemetery.
Capt Leonard Proctor was married 2 times:
1st to Lydia Nutting(1738-1768)
Their Children were:
1. Philip Proctor(1761-1793)died in Charlestown, Ma
2. Abel Proctor(1762-1795)married ?
3. Major Leonard Proctor, Jr(1764-1812)married Pede Hildreth
4. Asa Proctor(1766-1796)married Mary...
2nd wife Mary Keep(1744-1827)
Their Children were:
1. Mary Proctor(1770-1853)married 3 times,Crary/Stewart/Root
2. Lydia Proctor(1772-1853)married Isaac Powers
3. Capt Solomon Proctor(1774-1842)married 3 times
Spaulding/Childs/Howe
4. Thomas Proctor(1776-1867)married Abigail Atwood Searl
5. Hannah Proctor(1778-1863)married Billings Walker
6. Jabez Walker(1780-1839)married Betsey Parker
7. Experience Proctor(1783-1870)married Zacheus Blood
8. John Proctor(1786-1837)married Sarah Smith
Leonard was 1st a Selectman of Westford, Massachusetts in 1770, 1778 & 1779.
Leonard was 2nd Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War under Capt. Minot's Company & marched from Westford, Massachusetts to the Lexington Alarm of 4/19/1775. He was one of the Committee of Correspondence for 1780, to " to take under consideration the New Form of Government" Later, in 1781 he became a Captain in 1781.
He was at the Battles of Lexington, Trenton, NJ & Monmouth, NJ.
After the Revolution, he moved to Cavendish, Windsor County, Vermont, where he became a Freeman in 1782. In 1784 & 1785 he became a was a selectman. In the unbroken forest near Cavendish He founded Proctorsville.
" He was a Man of Great Force & Character "
He & his family & relatives are buried in the Proctor Cemetery.
Capt Leonard Proctor was married 2 times:
1st to Lydia Nutting(1738-1768)
Their Children were:
1. Philip Proctor(1761-1793)died in Charlestown, Ma
2. Abel Proctor(1762-1795)married ?
3. Major Leonard Proctor, Jr(1764-1812)married Pede Hildreth
4. Asa Proctor(1766-1796)married Mary...
2nd wife Mary Keep(1744-1827)
Their Children were:
1. Mary Proctor(1770-1853)married 3 times,Crary/Stewart/Root
2. Lydia Proctor(1772-1853)married Isaac Powers
3. Capt Solomon Proctor(1774-1842)married 3 times
Spaulding/Childs/Howe
4. Thomas Proctor(1776-1867)married Abigail Atwood Searl
5. Hannah Proctor(1778-1863)married Billings Walker
6. Jabez Walker(1780-1839)married Betsey Parker
7. Experience Proctor(1783-1870)married Zacheus Blood
8. John Proctor(1786-1837)married Sarah Smith
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