Julia was born in 1807 in or near Greenwich Township, Berks County, PA to George and Christina Rumple. Her mother died within a year or two of Julia's birth. By the 1810 census, her parents had moved to Landisburg, Perry County, PA. Julia married Edward Burcher Leonard, a well known lawyer and teacher. They had three known children, Edward, John and George.
Julia is mentioned in her husband's will. She was not found in the 1880 census, but it is assumed she was living with family. Per a newspaper clipping, she lived to the age of 82, dying in 1889 of a paralytic stroke, and was buried in Landisburg Cemetery with her husband. There is no marker for her.
Julia is mentioned in her husband's will. She was not found in the 1880 census, but it is assumed she was living with family. Per a newspaper clipping, she lived to the age of 82, dying in 1889 of a paralytic stroke, and was buried in Landisburg Cemetery with her husband. There is no marker for her.
Julia was born in 1807 in or near Greenwich Township, Berks County, PA to George and Christina Rumple. Her mother died within a year or two of Julia's birth. By the 1810 census, her parents had moved to Landisburg, Perry County, PA. Julia married Edward Burcher Leonard, a well known lawyer and teacher. They had three known children, Edward, John and George.
Julia is mentioned in her husband's will. She was not found in the 1880 census, but it is assumed she was living with family. Per a newspaper clipping, she lived to the age of 82, dying in 1889 of a paralytic stroke, and was buried in Landisburg Cemetery with her husband. There is no marker for her.
Julia is mentioned in her husband's will. She was not found in the 1880 census, but it is assumed she was living with family. Per a newspaper clipping, she lived to the age of 82, dying in 1889 of a paralytic stroke, and was buried in Landisburg Cemetery with her husband. There is no marker for her.
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