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born November 19, 1894 in Pittsburgh, PA
died July 10, 1970 in Pittsburgh, PA, buried North Cemetery, Butler, PA
married September 12, 1925 to Lucile McKee Showalter
born August 1, 1893 in Butler County, PA
died December 3, 1974 in Pittsburgh, PA, buried North Cemetery, Butler, PA
Children (Leggett) 2: 1 boy, 1 girl
45a-g9Le7 Elizabeth9 Ann
45b-g9Le7 John9 Milton
Raised in Pittsburgh's Homewood section, at 314 North Homewood Avenue, he graduated from Sterrit School, Point Breeze. His father died of pneumonia in 1909, just before he enrolled at Shady Side Academy. He went on to Princeton University and graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1917 with a degree in classics, planning to study law. He joined the U.S. Army and served with the Coastal Artillery Corps at Fortress Monroe, Virginia before being sent to France with large railway guns. He was a First Lieutenant with the 5th Tng. Co., enlisted 25 August 1917, and discharged 25 January 1919. After the war he returned to Pittsburgh to help his mother manage the William T. Leggett Company.
On 12 September 1925, in Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church, he married Lucile McKee Showalter, Methodist daughter of former Congressman Joseph Baltzell Showalter and Ella Marian McKee. The ceremony was witnessed only by the respective families, with a luncheon following at the Mayflower Hotel. The newlyweds took the train to New York, where they stayed for a few days in the Roosevelt Hotel, no doubt paying calls on Leggett relatives, both those who had, and those who had not, been able to attend the wedding in Washington. They had tickets for the S. S. Sixaola, of the United Fruit Company Steamship Service, sailing for Kingston, Jamaica at 11 a.m. on 16 September, from Pier 9 North River. While in Jamaica, they stayed in the Myrtle Bank Hotel in Kingston, also owned and operated by the United Fruit Company. We have a photo album and scrapbook, embossed "Our Book of Memories--Milton and Lucile Leggett" which contains many pictures and other remembrances of their courtship, honeymoon and married lives through about 1960.
Returning from their honeymoon, they lived for a short time at 605A Worth Street, Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh. Milton is seen posing before the front door in his army uniform on Memorial Day, 1926. They were living there upon the birth of their first child, Elizabeth Ann, on 16 February 1927. Shortly thereafter, in May, 1927, they moved to larger quarters at 6521 Dalzell Place. Their second child, John Milton, arrived on 22 January 1931. In 1932, they moved to the northern edge of Allegheny County, to Bradford Woods Boro, to a house named "Oakview." During the family's nine-year residency there, he served on the Boro Council, and the children attended elementary school in a two-room school house. They rented a house at 800 Narcissus Street [Avenue], Clearwater Beach, Florida, during the summer of 1941. Lucile's mother and her only surviving brother, John, had moved from Washington, D.C. and were by that time residents of Tampa. Lucile was still in Clearwater Beach in September 1941, when Milton sent a telegram from Pittsburgh commemorating their 16th anniversary and announcing the signing of the purchase agreement for their first house. So they returned to Squirrel Hill, at 6632 Ridgeville Street, primarily so Liz could attend Winchester-Thurston School. They lived in Ridgeville Street until 1960, when they moved to a new house of their own design at 121 Hartwood Drive, Point Breeze.
During all these years, they attended Calvary Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh. At Calvary Church he had been a choir boy, and as a young man was an organizer of the Junior Vestry which did Sunday morning ushering. Later he served as a vestryman of this venerable parish, working for many years as an Every Member Canvasser.
As President of the William T. Leggett Co., Inc., Milton oversaw the expansion of the firm and the rapid postwar changes in the wholesale building supply business. He replaced heavy tonnage, low profit inventory such as sewer pipe, cement and slate roofing with aluminum windows and siding and all kinds of kitchen and bathroom fixtures and appliances. He moved the firm from the Strip District to the Bloomfield property on the PRR mainline at 615 Gross Street, and, in the late 1960's, to the present location next to the 40th Street Bridge in Lawrenceville. His plan to sell the business to his employees was carried out by his sister Helen Corbett and his son John.
A man with true Renaissance interests, Milton read widely, loved to hike and tour the back roads and historic sites of the U.S.A. and Canada. He had an amazing ability to relate easily to persons of all backgrounds; he took a genuine and compassionate interest in all whom he met. He enjoyed painting and photography, and he delighted Pittsburgh audiences with his antique "magic lantern" shows. A favorite spot in the backyard garden was his wildflower bed.
Milton died of pancreatic cancer at Columbia Hospital in July 1970. Not long after, Lucile gave up the house she had overseen the design and construction of only a decade earlier. She moved into an apartment in Oakland, near to the apartment where her sister-in-law, Helen Corbett, lived after the old family home at 314 Homewood Avenue was sold to Rockwell Manufacturing Co. and torn down.
Family records of the Rev. John M. Leggett
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[Cover with 2-cent stamp postmarked Pittsburg, Pa. Oct 11 Trip 7 1909:]
Shady Side Academy
Ellworth & Morewood Avenues
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Master Milton W. Leggett
314 Homewood Ave
City
[Two page letter on full-sized Academy stationery:]
Shady Side Academy
Ellsworth & Morewood Avenues
Pittsburgh, Pa.
My dear Leggett: 10-11-1909.
I have just read in the paper the announcement of the death of your good father and at once I am writing you a note of sympathy.
When a boy in school I lost my father and I think I know fully how to sympathize with you in your bereavement because of my own sad loss of many years standing.
Knowing as I do so well in seasons of sorrow such as this through which you are passing the inadequacy of human words to soothe the sorrowing soul and the adequacy of the Divine I refrain from the one and commend you to the other.
May His grace sustain you, your mother and sister and all your friends in this hour of your deep affliction.
As ever your friend,
W. R. Crabbe. [Headmaster]
[Cover with 2-cent stamp postmarked Pittsburg, Pa. Oct 13 12 PM 1909:]
Shady Side Academy
Ellworth & Morewood Avenues
J.H.B. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. Milton Leggett
314 Homewood Avenue,
Pittsburgh
Pa.
[Two page letter on small Academy stationery:]
Shady Side Academy
Ellsworth & Morewood Avenues
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dear Milton:- Oct 13, 1909.
I was sorry to learn yesterday of the loss of your father and I want to tell you that you have my deepest sympathy. Only those of the family feel the great loss I realize. Last year I was called home to experience the fist great sorrow in our family of seven-the death of my father-and the days since that have brought me to a fuller realization of what he had been and still is to us children. Fortunately you have your mother and sister left you and with your strong heartedness you will be able to master such situations, which are certain to come to everyone. I am glad that your father, if he had to leave, could rest assured that he was leaving one of your sterling worth to take his place in coming days.
Tho' the sympathy of many of the Academy boys be in most cases unexpressed I realized your sorrow is in part theirs for often these two days I heard you spoken of and I know what it meant.
With tender regards and full sympathy for you, your mother and sister,
Your friend
J. H. Branson
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Fortress Monroe, Va
Oct. 13, 1917
5th C.A.T.C.
Dear Uncle Howard,
I have received your letter of September 30th and Oct 9th and was very glad to hear from you. I did not realize that it had been so long since I had written. Most of my correspondence, except that which goes home is very much behind hand. We are eternally kept on the jump here with no let up at all until Saturday. The whole camp is on a competitive basis and with so many older and technically trained men here it behooves one to be on the alert. To a certain extent, this place is much like college, except that we have classes and lectures morning noon and night and that everything is run on a military basis. On account of the mass of technical mathematical training required, the system of training is entirely different from that which infantry gets. We are exercised enough each day to keep us in condition and no more. The rifles and full equipment which we had at Oglethorpe have all been left behind. The time is too short for us to be lugging rifles around anymore. We are living in brick barracks. The regulars who ordinarily have them have been shifted into tents near the batteries. I imagine they will be glad to get back after the end of camp for it has been quite cool here recently - enough to require steam heat on several days. Norfolk and Newport News are the only cities of any size near here. Richmond is too far for a one day trip. I am enjoying the work - at least as far as it is possible under the circumstances. The strain is considerable since the resignation of any of us is likely to be asked at any time. Every week sees a few missing. Last week I was down at Newport News and looked over the naval and commercial ship construction under way there. Airplanes and battleships are common sights in the Roads.
Sincerely, Milton
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[Enclosed in cover, unstamped, unpostmarked:]
Milton W. Leggett, 2nd Lieut. Coast Artillery,
Section Officers Reserve Corp U.S. Army,
Pittsburgh,
Pa.
[Letter on Leggett & Brother stationery:]
E. H. LEGGETT TELEPHONE 318 BEEKMAN C. H. LEGGETT
CABLE ADDRESS
"LEGPEARL" NEW YORK
WESTERN UNION CODE
Leggett & Brother
ESTABLISHED 1854
PAINTS PATENTEES OF THE
INSECTICIDES BEETLE POTATO DUSTER
SUNDRY DRUG ARTICLES CHAMPION DUSTER
INSECT DESTROYING MACHINES LITTLE GIANT DUSTER
All Agreements contingent upon
accidents or other causes
beyond our control.
DICTATED. Dec. 5, 1917.
301 Pearl St., New York N. Y.
Dear Nephew Milton:-
I am pleased to know that you have a few days at home and congratulate you on your appointment as 2nd Lieutenant Coast Artillery. I know that you are favorable to typewritten letters and I am also partial to them when I do not have to do them myself.
I shall endeavor to make early opportunity to write to your mother. She advised that you were appointed to Foreign Service, so I presume, at some time, you may possibly go to the other side, but I hope you may remain near us for a long period.
As I may not have your address around Xmas time I take the occasion to send a little in advance and herewith enclose. You have my best wishes and I trust all may go well with you. Will be very glad to hear from you wherever you may be.
Remaining, as ever,
Your Uncle,
E. Howard Leggett
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[Cover:]
Milton W. Leggett
2nd Lt. C.A.T.C.
American Expeditionary Forces.
Mr. E. H. Leggett
450 N. Broad St.
Elizabeth N.J.
[U.S.] Soldiers Mail
[Marked:] Passed by U.S. Military Censor
[2 pages on small Cunard Line stationery:]
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP
COMPANY LIMITED
December 29, 1917
On Board ship.
Dear Uncle Howard,
Today I had occasion to take a look at how cables are sent and I find that it would be extremely advantageous to have a code adress to send to in the U.S. especially in case I wanted to notify Mother for addresses count as much as the message. I believe that you have such an address and wish that you would send the same to me as soon as you can, for use in case I need it. We have been having a pleasant trip so far with very little happening that we can say much about. When you send the address be sure to state the code under which registered.
Sincerely,
Milton
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1930 United States Federal Census
about Milton W Leggett Name: Milton W Leggett
Gender: Male
Birth Year: abt 1895
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Home in 1930: Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
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Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Lucile S Leggett
Father's Birthplace: New York
Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Occupation:
Education:
Military Service:
Rent/home value:
Age at first marriage:
Parents' birthplace: View image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Milton W Leggett 35
Lucile S Leggett 36
Elizabeth Anna Leggett 3
[3 1/12]
Mabel C Syphrit 22
Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll: 1977; Page: 25B; Enumeration District: 223; Image: 679.0; FHL microfilm: 2341711.
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29 June 2012:
1940 United States Federal Census
about Milton Leggett Name: Milton Leggett
Age: 45
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1895
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Home in 1940: Bradford Woods, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
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Street: Delmar Road
Farm: No
Inferred Residence in 1935: Bradford Woods, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Residence in 1935: Same House
Resident on farm in 1935: No
Sheet Number: 4B
Number of Household in Order of Visitation: 92
Rent/home value:
Occupation:
Education:
Employment status: View image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Milton Leggett 45
Lucell Leggett 44
Elizabeth Leggett 13
John Leggett 9
Martha Douglass 20
Source Citation: Year: 1940; Census Place: Bradford Woods, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll: T627_3399; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 2-57.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Leggett, David
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 10:40 AM
To: 'DLewisAAO@aol.com'
Subject: RE: Pittsburgh Priest Files Suit to Retain Episcopal Property
This is the poor excuse for a priest who is rector of Calvary Episcopal, that grand old Ralph Adams Cram edifice, where my great grandparents, grandparents and father were parishioners. My great grandparents remembered the old building, nearby, now gone. I attended the "new" Calvary when a small boy visiting my grandparents. So sad.
-----Original Message-----
From: DLewisAAO@aol.com [mailto:DLewisAAO@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 4:35 PM
Subject: Fwd: Pittsburgh Priest Files Suit to Retain Episcopal Property
-----Original Message-----
From: Ellin Leggett [mailto:erleg@worldnet.att.net]
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 12:48 PM
To: Leggett, David
Subject: Re: Pittsburgh Priest Files Suit to Retain Episcopal Property
We saw this in the Post Gazette over the weekend. Not at all surprising--Lewis has had his knife out for Duncan ever since he (Lewis) arrived in the Diocese. Your grandparents and Sam Shoemaker must be spinning in their graves.
----- Original Message -----
From: Leggett, David
To: erleg@att.net
Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 6:16 AM
Subject: FW: Pittsburgh Priest Files Suit to Retain Episcopal Property
PITTSBURGH LIBS SUE
First to go to law
-----Original Message-----
From: Ameraca453@aol.com [mailto:Ameraca453@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 4:32 PM
Subject: Pittsburgh Priest Files Suit to Retain Episcopal Property
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A18096-2003Oct25.html
Priest Files Suit to Retain Episcopal Property
Associated Press
Sunday, October 26, 2003; Page A11
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 25 -- A liberal Episcopal priest has
filed a lawsuit seeking to prevent conservative
parishes from taking church property if they split
from the national church over the appointment of an
openly gay bishop.
The lawsuit filed Friday by the Rev. Harold Lewis and
the Calvary Episcopal Church names Episcopal Bishop
Robert Duncan Jr. and the Pittsburgh Diocese. It does
not seek damages but is part of a legal procedure
known as ad litem, which lets members of an
unincorporated association -- in this case, the
diocese -- assert that its members must comply with
its constitution and bylaws.
The Pittsburgh Diocese and others have threatened to
split from the national church if the Rev. V. Gene
Robinson of New Hampshire is consecrated as a bishop
on Nov. 2. Episcopalians who oppose Robinson's
selection have met in Texas, Florida and elsewhere to
consider a split.
The Episcopal Church's General Convention on Aug. 5
voted to confirm Robinson as bishop.
Lewis and his parish contend that canon law prevents
local churches from taking property with them if they
split from the Episcopal Church USA, the national
church group that is part of the worldwide Anglican
Communion.
Lewis said the lawsuit "has nothing to do with Gene
Robinson; this is not about homosexuality. This is
about the Episcopal Church. The court, I think, will
uphold our position because the people of the
Episcopal Church in this diocese are entitled to the
use and the enjoyment of the property."
Duncan said he was disappointed but not surprised by
the lawsuit.
"I think the action on their part is definitely
premature, since what we've done is try to protect all
the churches' property," Duncan said.
Robinson's appointment has rocked the global Anglican
Communion, which is wrestling with questions over
same-sex unions and biblical authority. Around the
world, 77 million people are members of Anglican
denominations; the Episcopal Church USA has about 2.3
million members.
(c) 2003 The Washington Post Company
David Lewis
Ameraca453@aol.com
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No record returned for 605A Worth Street. Since this was a multiunit building, it is probably contained in an adjacent listing:
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
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Parcel ID Property Owner Name Property Address Municipality Vacant Land
0126-J-00268-0000-00 NEE JOHN A 600 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
0126-J-00261-0000-00 BORETSKY KAREN R 601 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
0126-J-00269-0000-00 GORMAN JOHN RAYMOND 604 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
0126-J-00270-0000-00 ZETLER FELICIA 606 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
0126-J-00271-0000-00 WEST HOWARD A & LAURA NETTLETON (W) 608 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
0126-J-00260-0000-00 CIOTOLA NICHOLAS P JR 609 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
0126-J-00272-0000-00 MCINERNEY JAMES V & ANNE W (W) 610 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
0126-J-00259-000A-00 BRAY CURTIS 611 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
0126-J-00273-0000-00 NEE JOHN A & BARBARA (W) 612 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
0126-J-00259-0000-00 PERILMAN ROSS 613 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
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0126-J-00276-0000-00 BRUGMANS BERNARD J 616 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
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0126-J-00277-0000-00 MATICH MARK & CHRISTOPHER MATICH 620 WORTH ST PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
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0173-F-00305-0000-00 JACKSON MIA WORTHINGTON ST PITTSBURGH - 12TH WARD Yes
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Municipal Code: 114 PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
Parcel ID: 0127-A-00085-0000-00 School District: City Of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Code: 11406 Owner Name: RAJDEV NEAL & KIMBERLY (W) Property Location: 6521 DALZELL PLACE PITTSBURGH, PA 15217
Tax Code: Taxable Sale Date: 10/25/2006 Owner code: Regular Sale Price: $229,000 State Code: Residential Deed Book: 13036 Use Code: Two Family Deed Page: 441 Homestead: No Abatement: No Farmstead: No Lot Area (SQFT): 4,810 Previous Market Value: $180,000 Full Market Value County Assessed Value Total Land Value $37,800 Total Land Value $37,800 Total Building Value $142,200 Total Building Value $142,200 Total Market Value $180,000 Total Market Value $180,000 Address Information
Tax Bill Mailing: EXTRADE MORTGAGE CORP 6TH FLOOR
345 RAUSER RD
CORAOPOLIS, PA 15108-
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Municipal Code: 114 PITTSBURGH - 14TH WARD
Parcel ID: 0126-N-00101-0000-00 School District: City Of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Code: 11406 Owner Name: SERBIN JOSEPH PHILLIP & MICHELLE (W) Property Location: 6632 RIDGEVILLE ST PITTSBURGH, PA 15217
Tax Code: Taxable Sale Date: 7/27/2005 Owner code: Regular Sale Price: $1 State Code: Residential Deed Book: 12531 Use Code: Single Family Deed Page: 314 Homestead: Yes Abatement: No Farmstead: No Lot Area (SQFT): 4,400 Previous Market Value: $161,900 Full Market Value County Assessed Value Total Land Value $31,800 Total Land Value $31,800 Total Building Value $130,100 Total Building Value $115,100 Total Market Value $161,900 Total Market Value $146,900 Address Information
Tax Bill Mailing: SERBIN JOSEPH PHILLIP & MICHELL 6632 RIDGEVILLE ST
PITTSBURGH, PA 15217-0000
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Parcel ID: 0126-G-00098-0000-00 School District: City Of Pittsburgh Neighborhood Code: 11426 Owner Name: BENEC CHRISTOPHER C LORETTA E LOBES
Property Location: 121 HARTWOOD DR PITTSBURGH, PA 15208
Tax Code: Taxable Sale Date: 12/13/2005 Owner code: Regular Sale Price: $588,780 State Code: Residential Deed Book: 12687 Use Code: Single Family Deed Page: 204 Homestead: No Abatement: No Farmstead: No Lot Area (SQFT): 7,090 Previous Market Value: $375,000 Full Market Value County Assessed Value Total Land Value $50,000 Total Land Value $50,000 Total Building Value $325,000 Total Building Value $325,000 Total Market Value $375,000 Total Market Value $375,000 Address Information
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Data Source: New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Thursday, January 24, 2008 3:25:26 PM
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View Record Name Arrival Date Estimated Birth Year Port of Departure Ethnicity/ Nationality Ship Name View Ship Image View Passenger List
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Milton W Leggett 26 Feb 1915 abt 1895 Hamilton,Bmu Oceana View Record
Milton W Leggett 1 Oct 1925 1894 Kingston, Jamaica Tivives View Record
Milton w Leggett 3 Sep 1931 1894 New York, New York To Halifax, Nova Scotia and St Pierre, Saint Pierre and Miquelon and St Johns, Newfoundland Fort St George
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. Original data:
Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1820-1897; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M237, 675 rolls); Records of the U.S. Customs Service, Record Group 36; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Passenger and Crew Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1897-1957; (National Archives Microfilm Publication T715, 8892 rolls); Records of the Immigration and Naturalization Service; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Description:
This database is an index to the passenger lists of ships arriving from foreign ports at the port of New York from 1820-1957. In addition, the names found in the index are linked to actual images of the passenger lists. Information contained in the index includes given name, surname, age, gender, arrival date, port of arrival, port of departure and ship name.
Note: * 88b-g8Le7 Milton8 William Leggett, (William7 T., Thomas6 B., William
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