House of Hackett
Sarah Elizabeth Waring LEITNER
1847 - Yes, date unknown-
Name Sarah Elizabeth Waring LEITNER Birth 1847 Gender Female Death Yes, date unknown Person ID I279 Genealogy of Ronald D. Hackett Last Modified 20 Nov 2018
Father Jacob LEITNER, b. 5 Nov 1807 d. 20 Jul 1884 (Age 76 years) Mother Charlotte SOUTER, b. 10 Feb 1820 d. 18 Oct 1909 (Age 89 years) Marriage 1 Nov 1834 South Carolina 
Family ID F105 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Nathaniel GRINER, b. 23 Jun 1844 d. Sep 1867 (Age 23 years) Children 1. Natalee GRINER Last Modified 20 Nov 2018 Family ID F310 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 Christopher Columbus PRIEST Children 1. Walter PRIEST 2. Leon L. PRIEST 3. John Nathaniel PRIEST, b. 23 Aug 1874 d. 1938 (Age 63 years) 4. Clarence PRIEST Last Modified 20 Nov 2018 Family ID F312 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - When Sarah E.W. Leitner was packing to migrate to Florida with her parents she was told to take only the absolute essentials. 8 year old Sarah begged so hard to bring a little rose bush (everblooming Louis Phillippe) that she was allowed to "carry it all the way on my lap". As long as Sarah lived she had a bush of this rose (also known as the Carolina Rambler) in her yard. She rooted hers under an over-turned Mason fruit jar. --told to C. Patrick Priest.
Sarah E.W. Leitner Griner Priest demonstrated the Leitner determination when the nineteenth amendment went into effect Aug.18, 1920. The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex. Aged 73 at this time Sarah went to the polls at the first opportunity and consulted with no one as to the most desirable candidates. (Told by her son Clarence C. Priest as he neared his 95th birthday. That same day Papa recalled that his grandpa, Jacob Leitner, Jr. ((1807-1884)) would become so wrought-up when he prayed at family prayer time, he could be heard a quarter mile away. Fan Priest Kipp)
- When Sarah E.W. Leitner was packing to migrate to Florida with her parents she was told to take only the absolute essentials. 8 year old Sarah begged so hard to bring a little rose bush (everblooming Louis Phillippe) that she was allowed to "carry it all the way on my lap". As long as Sarah lived she had a bush of this rose (also known as the Carolina Rambler) in her yard. She rooted hers under an over-turned Mason fruit jar. --told to C. Patrick Priest.