Lesesne/Lesane Kinfolk News

Family news about the Lesesne/LeSane family originating in the the area of Sumter, South Carolina. Legacy: Seven kin who were descendants of African slaves previously residing on the Plowden Plantations, did, after the Civil war, take the name Lesesne after trekking miles to get permission from a former plantation owner, a Major Lesesne who was known for his kindness to his slaves. One brother took the name Plowden. It was said the old master cried, when he heard slaves did not want his name

Wednesday, May 18, 2016

You're a Lesesne/Lesane...You Def Got Something to Say!

Been waiting for the time you could tell all, tell true and have a captivated audience? This is the time! At our reunion "Taste of Home" event on Friday, July 15, we'll be inviting family members to take up the mike and deliver your finest poems at our family poetry slam. Every age group is encouraged to contribute.
You can talk the talk
Walk the walk
Do the Rhyme
Spend the time
Spout the truth
(Don't be uncouth)
Inspired the kids
and Tickle ribs

Time limits may apply depending on number of participants. Just bring your poetry with you and sign up to present on Friday night at Taste of Home....You're a Lesesne/Lesane. We bet you got something to say. :-)