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Bookmark or Share- "To the Inhabitants of the Province of Massachusetts Bay."Daniel Leonard (1740-1829) was a lawyer and devoted loyalist. He lived in Taunton, Massachusetts, and was a member of one of the leading and wealthiest families in the commonwealth. In 1774, he was forced to flee his home by his Whig neighbors.
- Daniel Leonard - WikipediaDaniel Leonard (May 18, 1740 – June 27, 1829) was a lawyer from colonial Massachusetts and a Loyalist in the American Revolution. Biography. Born in Norton, Massachusetts, Leonard was a member of a prominent family who made their fortune from their iron works in Taunton, Massachusetts.
- The Loyalist Guides of Lexington and ConcordAfter Lexington and Concord, Daniel Leonard continued his legal service to the Crown in Bermuda and England. At the conclusion of the war, he retired to London, England. On June 27, 1829, Leonard committed suicide by shooting himself.
- Daniel Leonard - Encyclopedia.comDaniel Leonard (1740-1829), American loyalist lawyer and essayist, was John Adams's opponent in a notable newspaper exchange on the eve of the American Revolution. Daniel Leonard belonged to a family long prominent in Massachusetts.
- Daniel Leonard | Online Library of LibertyDaniel Leonard. 1740 – 1829. Daniel Leonard came from a prominent and wealthy Massachusetts family. He trained as a lawyer and joined the Loyalist cause during the American Revolution. He lost his property and citizenship, was forced into exile, and later became the Chief Justice of Bermuda.
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