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Theodocia Dora <I>Agee</I> Leake

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Theodocia Dora Agee Leake

Birth
Wilbur, Douglas County, Oregon, USA
Death
26 Nov 1936 (aged 64)
Douglas County, Oregon, USA
Burial
Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, USA Add to Map
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Theodocia Dora Agee Leake was one of 12 children born to John and Mary Elizabeth Thornton Agee: Leetia (died young), Otto, Lucretia, Theodosia, John, Zopher, Emma, Owen, Ray, Roy, Kathyrn, and Bertha. In 1868, John and Mary moved their family to Wilbur, Douglas Co., Oregon, where John was a farmer. The Thorntons and the Agee families have well documented genealogy in Oregon and Missouri. Both families orginally immigrated to an area called Gopher Valley near Sheridan, Yamhill County, Oregon.

Theodocia was called "Dora" and "Docia". She attended the Drain Normal School then she taught school in Oakland before her marriage. She married Samuel Walter Leake on November 26, 1893, in Douglas County, Oregon. They had one child, Walter Louis Leake, and settled in Dixonville, OR (aka Deer Creek). They owned 160 acres, farming 30 of it in prunes.

Sources: Luke Thornton and His Descendents by Larry C. Thornton; Agee Family History by P.M. Agee; audiotape of Helen Leake Glenn, 1969; audiotape of Kathryn Agee Stephens, 1972
Theodocia Dora Agee Leake was one of 12 children born to John and Mary Elizabeth Thornton Agee: Leetia (died young), Otto, Lucretia, Theodosia, John, Zopher, Emma, Owen, Ray, Roy, Kathyrn, and Bertha. In 1868, John and Mary moved their family to Wilbur, Douglas Co., Oregon, where John was a farmer. The Thorntons and the Agee families have well documented genealogy in Oregon and Missouri. Both families orginally immigrated to an area called Gopher Valley near Sheridan, Yamhill County, Oregon.

Theodocia was called "Dora" and "Docia". She attended the Drain Normal School then she taught school in Oakland before her marriage. She married Samuel Walter Leake on November 26, 1893, in Douglas County, Oregon. They had one child, Walter Louis Leake, and settled in Dixonville, OR (aka Deer Creek). They owned 160 acres, farming 30 of it in prunes.

Sources: Luke Thornton and His Descendents by Larry C. Thornton; Agee Family History by P.M. Agee; audiotape of Helen Leake Glenn, 1969; audiotape of Kathryn Agee Stephens, 1972

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The headstone includes her husband, Samuel Walter Leake, and son, Walter Louis Leake.

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