- Son Mr & Mrs Napoleon Isenhauer.
According to his World War I draft registration of 1918, Leonard was a man of medium height and build.
According to his World War II draft registration, Leonard was a white man, 5 feet 8 inches tall and about 160 pounds, with gray eyes, gray hair and a ruddy complexion.
Death Takes Long Time-County Resident
Leonard Isenhauer of 506 PlumStreet, Grayling, a resident
of Crawford County since 1902, passed away Thursday, February 20. 1964, at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Norman Feldhauser, after an eight-week illness. He was 85 years old Mr. Isenhauer was born October 19, 1878, in Bloomfield County, in the Saginaw Valley, to Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Isenhauer. He was married to the former Grace Dutton in Roscommon in 1901, and moved to "Grayling the following year. A teamster by occupation, he worked in the lumber camps, mills and woods in Roscommon and Crawford counties for years. He always stopped overnight at the Schreiber farm, Sigsbee, on trips between Lewiston and Roscommon. In later years he drove the doctors with a horse and cutter, when a new life was ushered into the world, and also drove a hearse when one of his fellow towns people left this world. He provided sleigh and cutter rides to nearly every child in the county as long as he kept a team, because of his fondness for children. He always was there with a helping hand to his neighbors, and will be missed by young and old. His wife passed away in November of 1945.
Survivors are three sons, Charles of Manchester, Earl and Leo of Grayling three daughters, Metha Hanover of Bay City, Mabel Ostling of Roscommon, and Helen Feldhauser of Grayling twenty grandchildren and twenty-one great
grandchildren,
Funeral services were held Monday, February 24th, at 2 o'clock from the Sorenson Funeral Home with the Rev. A. C. Fennell officiating. Music was by Mrs, Arthur Feldhauser. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery with his grandsons serv-
ing as pallbearers.
Here from out-of-town to attend the services were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isenhauer and Dwight of Manchester Mr. and Mrs Isenhauer of Willis Mrs Hoeft of Saline Mrs. Ivan Davis
Jr. of Harbor Springs Mr . Mrs. John Hanover and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Zimmer of Bay City Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hanover of Kawkawlin, Mr. and Mrs. John Isenhauer of Big Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Evitts of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hayes of Gaylord, Mrs. Bernice Youngs of Twining,
Mrs. John Youngs of Omer Mrs. Lillian Finerty and George Finerty of West Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Decker of Davison; Mrs. Keith Goward of Clio; Mr. and Mrs. Harry McConkey, Mrs. John Ostling and Harold, Mason Dutton and Mr. and Mrs. Morland Dutton and Mr. and Mrs. George Ostling, all of Roscommon. [2]
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The Duttons of New England
1878 - 1964 (85 years)
Has no ancestors but 3 descendants in this family tree.
[2] 
DUTTON, Grace Luella (unproven)
