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

Monday, June 6, 2016

What's the "Dill" here in Pittsburgh + Ways to "Relish" our PGH Reunion

Wow Family!

In less than six weeks, the Lesesne/Reunion will be right on our heels! We appreciate, how all of you are getting in the last of your information to us in Pittsburgh, Deadline is the end of the week, june 12, so we need to hear from you soon. Get those registrations in, and you may still be able to squeek in a room reservation! Hurry, hurry, hurry! In other news.....

In walking distance of the Sheraton Station Square...

Friday, July 15 and Saturday, July 16, 2016
The destination for all things pickled is Pittsburgh, PA
The Rachel Carson or 9th Street Bridge will become the home of the annual Pickle Fest in Pittsbrugh. The day includes cool culinary creations, artisan cocktails, informative talks, books and vendors, a giant, custom-built balloon and other attractions. Schedule TBA

Lesesne/Lesane Kinfolk News

Monday, June 6, 2016

What's the "Dill" here in Pittsburgh + Ways to "Relish" our PGH Reunion

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