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When I identify which line the links point to, Thomas Leavitt refers to the one born 1616 who immigrated to the Hampton NH area in the 1630s, and his many descendants.

John Leavitt was born 1608 and settled in Hingham MA in the 1630s, after first arriving in Dorchester. Since John Leavitt's descendants are more numerous, we break those branches down to his 5 sons who had families, Samuel, Israel, Moses, Josiah, and Nehemiah, and his daughters.

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BLAZO CEMETERY
This cemetery is on Rt 160 in the field across from the historic Parsonsfield Seminary.  These Leavitts are of the Nehemiah branch.

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LEAVITT CEMETERY
This cemetery is out in the woods through "the Leavitt Plantation". From Seminary, turn south and take first right, and a left at the end. You will eventually see the cemetery near the road on the left behind a fence, very grown up in 2009.  These Leavitts are of the Thomas line.
Albert R Leavitt 1845-1924 Nellie M Leavitt 1845-1934	D Willard Leavitt 1880-1948	Bessie Gaylord Leavitt 1877-1955	Founder of Leavitt Plt
Albert Willard Leavitt 1903-1957	John Leavitt d 1876 age 83	Deborah, wife d 1902 age 96	Forest Parks Leavitt 1886-1955
Grayce Taylor Leavitt 1895-1980	John Herbert Leavitt 1919-1958	George Meredith Leavitt 1934-1994	David W Leavitt II, USN 1927-2004
Albert W Leavitt USMC d 1995