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*Elmina Serena Townsend (B. 17 April 1834) She married Cornelius Zeh of Berne | *Elmina Serena Townsend (B. 17 April 1834) She married Cornelius Zeh of Berne | ||
*Chester Arthur Townsend (1839-1914) He married Elida M. Chrysler (1835-1907) Berne. | *Chester Arthur Townsend (1839-1914) He married Elida M. Chrysler (1835-1907) Berne. | ||
| − | *Daniel Townsend (B. 1840 He married Minnie Lawton of Voorheesville, NY. Phebe married 2nd John Simmons of Berne. | + | *Daniel Townsend (B. 1840 He married Minnie Lawton of Voorheesville, NY. <br>Phebe married 2nd John Simmons of Berne. |
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==Death== | ==Death== | ||
Phebe died 1884 and is buried in the Berne and Beaverdam Cemetery in the plot of her son Chester. | Phebe died 1884 and is buried in the Berne and Beaverdam Cemetery in the plot of her son Chester. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:29, 26 January 2013
Birth
Phebe was born abt. 1792/5 Williamstown, MA or Hoosick NY to Jacob Galusha (b. 1757/8 CT) and Dinah Maddison/Mattison (b. RI).
Marriage & Children
Phebe married Daniel Townsend from Rensselaerville and had three known children:
- Elmina Serena Townsend (B. 17 April 1834) She married Cornelius Zeh of Berne
- Chester Arthur Townsend (1839-1914) He married Elida M. Chrysler (1835-1907) Berne.
- Daniel Townsend (B. 1840 He married Minnie Lawton of Voorheesville, NY.
Phebe married 2nd John Simmons of Berne.
Death
Phebe died 1884 and is buried in the Berne and Beaverdam Cemetery in the plot of her son Chester.
Additional Research
Phebe's father, Jacob, came through the hilltowns abt. 1800/1810, and eventually ended up in Almond, Allegany Co. N.Y. Her sister, Lydia Galusha, married an Armstrong from Rensselaerville, and her brother David Galusha lived in Rensselaerville between 1810-20.
