Daniel Galeucia was born about 1831 in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts to Daniel Galeucia and Hannah (Shaw) Galeucia.[1]
In 1840 he was living with his parents and siblings in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts:
Father, Daniel (30-39)
Mother, Hannah (30-39)
Sister, Betsey (10-14) (b.1829)
Sister, Lorenia (5-9)(b.1833)
Sister, Lavinia (<5)(b.1835)[1]
In 1850 he was living with his mother and siblings in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts:
Mother, Hannah (44)
Sister, Betsey (21)
Sister, Laurenna (17)
Sister, Lavinia (15)
Sister, Alvira (10)
Brother, Asa (8)[2]
He married Mary E. G. Pierce on 26 September 1854 in Newburyport, Essex County, Massachusetts.[3]
In 1860 he was living with his wife, Mary (26), and their children, in South Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts:
Son, Charles (5)
Daughter, Eliza (3)
Son, Oliver P. (0)[4]
In 1865 he was living with his wife, Mary (32), and their children, in Peabody, Essex County, Massachusetts:
Son, Charles E. (10)
Daughter, Lissie L. (7)
Son, Oliver P. (5)[5]
In 1890 he was living in Chewelah, Stevens county, Washington.[6]
He died on 20 February 1896 in Chattaroy, Spokane County, Washington, and was buried in Wayside Cemetery in Hamann Corner, Spokane County, Washington.[7][8][9]
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