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James LeBaron (1696-1744)
James was a surveyor. He went to Middleborough to survey the lands his father purchased and there met his future wife Martha Benson. James and Martha had nine children, but only six lived to adulthood. James died shortly after his last child was born.

James LeBaron (1726-1780)
James, married Hannah Turner, had eleven children and lived in Middleborough his entire life. He fought in the Revolutionary War (see below). Hannah was a descendant of three Mayflower passengers (see below).

Francis LeBaron (1762-1856)
Francis also served in the Revolutionary War (see below). He then married Jane Haskell in 1786 and they moved to Calais, Vermont, raising nine children there.

Francis LeBaron (1807-1873)
Francis was a farmer and lived in northern Vermont his entire life. He married Sally McKnight in 1829 and they had ten children.

George Washington LeBaron (1838-1924)
George was also a farmer from northern Vermont. He married Elizabeth Cave (born on the Isle of Wight) in 1858 and they raised seven children.

Elmer Chase LeBaron (1875-1951)
Elmer moved to Boston in his 20s, marrying Nellie Lunn (born in New Brunswick) in 1905. He worked his way up from porter to building superintendent. Elmer and Nellie's two children were born in Sharon, Massachusetts.

Francis Elmer LeBaron (1910-1975)
Francis became a medical doctor and researcher, eventually  practicing in Plymouth like his immigrant ancestor before him. He married Irene Gavil in 1932 and raised two children there. More information on his life can be found in Dean's books.

Dean Francis LeBaron (1933-2026)