Elle est mariée avec Noah Carlisle Munsell.
Ils se sont mariés le 12 mars 1861 à McLean Cnty, Illinois, Verenigde Staten, elle avait 19 ans.
Enfant(s):
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Wife of Noah Carlisle Munsell.
Mother of 10 children.
Married Noah on 12 Mar 1861, in McLean County, Illinois. Phoebe wore a blue silk wedding dress, that she would go on to re-wear to the wedding of her youngest child Thomas Guy Munsell 53 years later.
Is said to have met Jesse James in person. Phoebe was heavily pregnant with her 9th child at the time. According to family lore, Jesse rode up to the Munsell family home and politely knocked on the door. When Phoebe answered it, he asked if she would make him some biscuits, since he had heard that she made some of the best biscuits around. Phoebe made him the biscuits, and was extremely impressed by his manners and polite behavior. He even gave her a gold piece for her trouble. Later on, when she gave birth to her 9th child, a boy, she named him Jesse James Munsell in his honor.
Jesse James Munsell was born in April 1882, a time that Jesse James's time is unaccounted for. Who knows, perhaps he was trolling rural Kansas for biscuits after all!
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