Edward Mitchell Townsend 
ID #197, (1829-1904)
Edward Mitchell Townsend|b. 7 Oct 1829\nd. 2 Feb 1904|p197.htm|Daniel Youngs Townsend|b. 29 Jun 1798\nd. 15 Dec 1860|p4128.htm|Sarah Titus|b. 12 Jan 1791\nd. 24 Feb 1867|p4567.htm|Joseph Townsend|b. 16 Mar 1761\nd. 18 Aug 1843|p4573.htm|Hannah Youngs|b. 24 May 1770\nd. 25 Nov 1859|p4574.htm|John Titus|b. 6 Mar 1752\nd. 21 Jun 1830|p13488.htm|Sarah Norton|b. 1752\nd. 23 Oct 1792|p13489.htm|
| Father | Daniel Youngs Townsend b. 29 Jun 1798, d. 15 Dec 1860 |
| Mother | Sarah Titus b. 12 Jan 1791, d. 24 Feb 1867 |
| Relationship | 2nd great-grandfather of Linda Sargent. |

Edward M Townsend1
Family | Belinda Rockwell b. 26 Feb 1832, d. 13 Apr 1882 |
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| Charts | Ancestors of Ruth Kingsbury Cole Porter - a Kingsbury Bill and Linda |
Sources of Information
- Edward Mitchell Townsend, photo, c 1870, repository: Home of Carol Sargent Duning (NH), original oil painting in house of Daniel Townsend.
- New York Family Bible Records 1581-1917, online database, digitized by ancestry.com, . Original publication: Genealogical Records; Manuscript Entries of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Taken from Family Bibles 1581-1917, Holy Bible of Daniel Townsend (1798-1960). Www.ancestry.com , updated Jan 2011, viewed Feb 2011.
- Daniel Townsend household, 1850 US Census, New York City Ward 17, New York County, NY, , page 104A, image 211, roll M432_555, National Archives micropublication; digital image Ancestry.com Operations Inc.
- Reports of practice cases, determined in the courts of the state of New-York [1865-1875] with a digest of all points of practice embraced in the standard New-York reports issued during the period covered by this volume (1866), http://www.archive.org/details/practicecasesny08abboiala, searched on 'Townsend & Montant', viewed Mar 2009.
- Judith Railton, family tree titled "Dick Railton", RootsWeb WorldConnect, www.rootsweb.com, from database named :1470939, updated Sep 2002, viewed Feb 2008.
- Assumption of Researcher.
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