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Leslie Mahler (born 1970-) is an American genealogist specialising in the early ancestry of American immigrants.^[1][2] He is a Fellow of the American Society of Genealogists^[3] He is a Contributing Editor to The American Genealogist journal.^[4]

Leslie Michael Mahler was born in 1970 California to Leslie Mahler and his wife Karen Lindbloom.

He has written numerous articles for The Genealogist, and The American Genealogist magazines over several decades, specialising in Early American Immigration. On 4 November 2006, he was elected a Fellow of the American Society of Genealogists (FASG) at its 67th Annual meeting.^[3]

In recent years, he has also assisted

The Genealogist articles

• Leslie Mahler (1999). "Samuel Levis, Quaker Immigrant to Pennsylvania: His Descent from Edward III". The Genealogist. 13: 30–36. Retrieved 27 Nov 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (Fall 2000). "AMERICAN COLONISTS MENTIONED IN LONDON WILLS" (PDF). The Genealogist. 14.2: 201. Retrieved 12 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (Spring 2018). "CONFIRMED ANCESTRY FOR MARY SHARPEY, FIRST WIFE OF SIMON1 WILLARD OF MASSACHUSETTS" (PDF). The Genealogist. 32.1: 48. Retrieved 12 Dec 2022.

The American Genealogist (TAG) articles

• Paul C. Reed, FASG; Leslie Mahler (2000). "The Correct English Origin Of Thomas Millett Of Dorchester, Massachusetts". TAG (The American Genealogist). 75.2: 81–93. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2001). "The English Origin of Jane (Galland) Paine, Wife of Thomas1 Mayhew of Martha's Vineyard". TAG (The American Genealogist). 76. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2001). "The Family Origin of Frances Brett, Mother of William Pynchon of Roxbury and Apringfield, Massachusetts". TAG (The American Genealogist). 76. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler. "The English Origin of Richard Norman of Salem, Mass". TAG (The American Genealogist). 77: 102–3. Retrieved 29 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler. "The English Origin of the Hunter and Hollingsworth Families of Salem, Massachusetts: In-Laws of Richard1 More of the Mayflower". TAG (The American Genealogist). 78: 241–244.
• Leslie Mahler (2003). "Colonists from Great Bowden, Leicestershire". TAG (The American Genealogist). 78. Retrieved 22 Jan 2023.
• Leslie Mahler (2004). "The English Ancestry of Ann1 (Holland) (Bassett), Wife of Hugh1 Burt of Lynn, Massachusetts". TAG (The American Genealogist). 79. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2005). "The English Home of Thomas Sherwood of Wethersfield, Stamford, and Fairfield, Connecticut". TAG (The American Genealogist). 80. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2005). "Re-Examining the English Origin of the Stanley Brothers of Hartford, Connecticut: A Case of Invented Records". TAG (The American Genealogist). 80. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2007). "The English Origin of John Baisey/Baysey of Hartford, Connecticut, Cousin of the Olmstead Family of Hartford". TAG (The American Genealogist). 82. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2007–2008). "The Parentage of Alice Tiler, First Wife of Thomas Sherwood of Wethersfield, Stamford and Fairfield, Connecticut". TAG (The American Genealogist). Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date format (link)
• Leslie Mahler (2009). "The Roberts Family of Brenchley, Kent: Ancestral to Margaret (Sheafe) Kitchell of Guilford, Conn., and Newark, New Jersey; Elizabeth Sheafe, Wife of Moses1 Payne of Braintree, Mass.; and Samuel1 Greenhill of Cambridge, Mass., and Hartford, Conn". TAG (The American Genealogist). 83. Retrieved 20 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2008). "Medieval Ancestors of Edward Rawson of Newbury, Massachusetts". TAG (The American Genealogist). 83: 207–216. Retrieved 22 Jan 2023.

• Leslie Mahler (with John Brandon, FASG) (2010). "The Parentage and Royal Descent of Charles Chambers of Charlestown, Massachusetts" (PDF). TAG (The American Genealogist). 84.2. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.
• John C. Brandon; Leslie Mahler (2010). "THE ENGLISH ANCESTRY OF JOAN BARTON, WIFE OF RICHARD1 SMITH OF NARRAGANSETT, RHODE ISLAND". TAG (The American Genealogist). 84.4: 257. Retrieved 12 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2011). "THE ENGLISH ORIGIN OF GEORGE1 ABBOTT OF ROWLEY, MASSACHUSETTS" (PDF). TAG (The American Genealogist). 85.1. Retrieved 12 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (with Nathan Murphy, FASG). "The English Ancestry of Alice Reynolds, Wife of John Roper of Dedham, Massachusetts". TAG (The American Genealogist). 85.3 (Jul. 2011):: 222–234. Retrieved 29 Dec 2022.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: extra punctuation (link)
• Leslie Mahler (2013–2014). "The English Ancestry of John Freake of Boston, Massachusetts" (PDF). TAG (The American Genealogist). 86.4. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: date format (link)
• Leslie Mahler (2012). "The English Ancestry of Patience Bathurst, Wife of Rev. Ralph1 Partridge of Duxbury, Massachusetts". TAG (The American Genealogist). 86:81. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2017). "The English Origin of Edward Thurston of Thornbury, Gloucestershire, and Newport, Rhode Island". TAG (The American Genealogist). 89: 189–92. Retrieved 29 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2018). "The Will of Isabel (Dennis) (Berkeley) Porter: Ancestor of the Deighton Sisters of Massachusetts". TAG (The American Genealogist). 90: 261–62. Retrieved 12 Dec 2022.
• Leslie Mahler (2018). "Additions and Corrections: Joan (Barton) Smith of Narragansett, R.I." TAG (The American Genealogist). 90: 314–315. Retrieved 12 Dec 2022.

New England Historical and Genealogical Register

articles

• Leslie Mahler (2003). "The English Origins of Thomas1 Oliver of Boston". New England Historical and Genealogical Register. 157. Retrieved 22 Jan 2023.
• Leslie Mahler (2011). "The English Origin of Robert 1 Rand of Charlestown, Massachusetts". New England Historical and Genealogical Register. 165. Retrieved 22 Jan 2023.
• Leslie Mahler (2011). "The English Ancestry of Elizabeth Usborne, First Wife of Abraham1 Cruttenden of Guildford, Connecticut". New England Historical and Genealogical Register. 165. Retrieved 31 Dec 2022.