Gertrude Townsend was born in Cleveland, New York to Dexter Townsend and Mary Louisa Emery in 1874. A large number of the families in Cleveland, NY moved to the Kane, PA area when glass manufacturing dried up in Cleveland and expanded in Kane, and the Townsends and Jacockes families were among them.
After she was widowed, Gertrude traveled briefly and eventually returned to Kane. During World War II, she moved to the Niagara Falls region to be close to her daughters Vera and Beulah.
After she was widowed, Gertrude traveled briefly and eventually returned to Kane. During World War II, she moved to the Niagara Falls region to be close to her daughters Vera and Beulah.
Gertrude Townsend was born in Cleveland, New York to Dexter Townsend and Mary Louisa Emery in 1874. A large number of the families in Cleveland, NY moved to the Kane, PA area when glass manufacturing dried up in Cleveland and expanded in Kane, and the Townsends and Jacockes families were among them.
After she was widowed, Gertrude traveled briefly and eventually returned to Kane. During World War II, she moved to the Niagara Falls region to be close to her daughters Vera and Beulah.
After she was widowed, Gertrude traveled briefly and eventually returned to Kane. During World War II, she moved to the Niagara Falls region to be close to her daughters Vera and Beulah.
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Died at age 76
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