When Grace was 7, her mother left her and her brother with their father, Williams Hubbs. He brought his children to Tullytown to be raised by his married sisters. ∼ Former post mistress, mom was an aircraft inspector at Fleetwings in Bristol during WWII.
She married Arthur F. Leigh in 1940. Together they had three daughters, Linda Ann Leigh (who was stillborn), MaryEllen Leigh-Stover and Donna Leigh Manion; two granddaughters, Colleen Stover Hopper and Marjorie Stover Darcy; one grandson, William Arthur Farris; one great-grandson, Paul Darryl Stover; and one great-granddaughter, Ryann Leigh Hopper. Mom was a lifetime member of the Tullytown Fire Company's Lady's Auxiliary.
Mom passed away suddenly from complications after a routine medical procedure and is sadly missed (although if you knew her, you would understand that she is still "haunting" her family on a regular basis. Mom was a bit of a spooky lady, having foresight and premonitions of exceptional accuracy!)
Bio by MaryEllen Leigh-Stover
She married Arthur F. Leigh in 1940. Together they had three daughters, Linda Ann Leigh (who was stillborn), MaryEllen Leigh-Stover and Donna Leigh Manion; two granddaughters, Colleen Stover Hopper and Marjorie Stover Darcy; one grandson, William Arthur Farris; one great-grandson, Paul Darryl Stover; and one great-granddaughter, Ryann Leigh Hopper. Mom was a lifetime member of the Tullytown Fire Company's Lady's Auxiliary.
Mom passed away suddenly from complications after a routine medical procedure and is sadly missed (although if you knew her, you would understand that she is still "haunting" her family on a regular basis. Mom was a bit of a spooky lady, having foresight and premonitions of exceptional accuracy!)
Bio by MaryEllen Leigh-Stover
When Grace was 7, her mother left her and her brother with their father, Williams Hubbs. He brought his children to Tullytown to be raised by his married sisters. ∼ Former post mistress, mom was an aircraft inspector at Fleetwings in Bristol during WWII.
She married Arthur F. Leigh in 1940. Together they had three daughters, Linda Ann Leigh (who was stillborn), MaryEllen Leigh-Stover and Donna Leigh Manion; two granddaughters, Colleen Stover Hopper and Marjorie Stover Darcy; one grandson, William Arthur Farris; one great-grandson, Paul Darryl Stover; and one great-granddaughter, Ryann Leigh Hopper. Mom was a lifetime member of the Tullytown Fire Company's Lady's Auxiliary.
Mom passed away suddenly from complications after a routine medical procedure and is sadly missed (although if you knew her, you would understand that she is still "haunting" her family on a regular basis. Mom was a bit of a spooky lady, having foresight and premonitions of exceptional accuracy!)
Bio by MaryEllen Leigh-Stover
She married Arthur F. Leigh in 1940. Together they had three daughters, Linda Ann Leigh (who was stillborn), MaryEllen Leigh-Stover and Donna Leigh Manion; two granddaughters, Colleen Stover Hopper and Marjorie Stover Darcy; one grandson, William Arthur Farris; one great-grandson, Paul Darryl Stover; and one great-granddaughter, Ryann Leigh Hopper. Mom was a lifetime member of the Tullytown Fire Company's Lady's Auxiliary.
Mom passed away suddenly from complications after a routine medical procedure and is sadly missed (although if you knew her, you would understand that she is still "haunting" her family on a regular basis. Mom was a bit of a spooky lady, having foresight and premonitions of exceptional accuracy!)
Bio by MaryEllen Leigh-Stover
