Church in Gerterode with which Abraham Leimbach was affiliated. Photograph taken in 2009.
Johannes Heinrich Leimbach lived in this town in his early life. Photograph taken in 2003.
Johannes Heinrich Leimbach is buried in the yard of this church and the school where he taught is behind it. The
white building in the forefront is the Oberdorfelden community baking oven.
Oley Moravian School where Johannes Leimbach was schoolmaster. All that remains today are the ruins of a beehive
brick oven. Johannes Leimbach is buried nearby in an abandoned graveyard overlooking the Oley Valley.
House of the Stauber-Leinbach Homestead circa 1715-1730 in Oley. Proprietor of the homestead had been Jacob Stauber
1713-1723. Johannes and Anna Elisabeth Leinbach had entertained a stream of Moravian missionaries 1736-1741 including Count
Zinzendorf and his daughter Benigna.
The house was lost sometime after this photograph was taken between 1900 and 1925. Its exact location on the Leinbach
homestead is unknown, but is believed to be somewhere on or near the present day Cassel Road.
The Oley Valley home of Johannes Leinbach (1712-1766) and his family. Known today as the Leinbach-Knabb House. Still
standing at 31 Limekiln Road outside of Reading, PA. (40.36177365203033, -75.83381453355865)
Log cabin of Johannes Leimbach (1712-1766) on his homestead NW of Bethania, NC. No longer standing.
Gravestone of Ludwig Leinbach (1743-1800) in Bethabara Moravian Church God's Acre
Small Lineback family cemetery on 4913 Alladin Road in Seward community where Simon Peter Leinbach is buried. The cemetery
is surrounded by the homestead he bought in 1722. (36.18708440518026, -80.38624165101558)
Located in a field of Seward Road along side of his two wives.
Grave site (approximately 36.18776876202253, -80.37915024408532) and homesite of Lewis Leinbach (1818-1895).
Gravestones are missing but cedar tree where they were last located is still alive.
Date unknown.
Gilbert Newton Lineback (1891-1968) aged about 45.
Gilbert Newton Lineback (1891-1968) aged about 70.
Lewis William Lineback (1914-1992) as a soldier during World War II when he was aged about 30 years.
With my cat. (ca 1952)