Phebe is referred to in the Civil War Letters of Joseph Downing. She does not appear in the 1850 census with the family. Notes of Thomas Lewis Downing (b. 1940) states she did not marry. She is living with her sister Lucy and that family in Pocopson Township in the 1900 census.
Palmer-Trimble, p. 813: "She was governess for Dr. Echroyd at Newport, RI, and died there suddenly. She was buried at Lafayette Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA."
Palmer-Trimble, p. 813: "She was governess for Dr. Echroyd at Newport, RI, and died there suddenly. She was buried at Lafayette Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA."
Phebe is referred to in the Civil War Letters of Joseph Downing. She does not appear in the 1850 census with the family. Notes of Thomas Lewis Downing (b. 1940) states she did not marry. She is living with her sister Lucy and that family in Pocopson Township in the 1900 census.
Palmer-Trimble, p. 813: "She was governess for Dr. Echroyd at Newport, RI, and died there suddenly. She was buried at Lafayette Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA."
Palmer-Trimble, p. 813: "She was governess for Dr. Echroyd at Newport, RI, and died there suddenly. She was buried at Lafayette Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA."
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