Leah Malloy Weaver Mcclure- Pennsylvania __top__ -

Emotionally scarred but physically alive, Leah returned to the Cumberland Valley. Her home was gone, her first husband dead, and one child remained missing (likely never recovered). But Leah refused to be broken. She soon met and married a fellow frontier survivor named , a farmer and militia scout.

The combination of "Malloy," "Weaver," and "McClure" often appears in genealogical records legal notices Leah Malloy Weaver McClure- Pennsylvania

: She has been a recipient of the Top Community Avid Survey Award , which highlights exceptional communication and negotiation skills. Emotionally scarred but physically alive, Leah returned to

: She was a long-time member of the Gratz Historical Society , joining in 1985. She soon met and married a fellow frontier

. Ned was a renowned Civil War specialist whose research documented the lives of local soldiers. Together, they contributed to the "Civil War Research Project," ensuring that the stories of the men from Lykens Valley were never forgotten. Why We Remember