Amos GALUSHA
Hannah SMILEY
Mary CLARK

Husband:  Amos GALUSHA
Birth:  1 Apr 1755, Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut 
Death:  16 Oct 1839, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont 
Burial:  Oct 1839, Center Shaftsbury Cemetery, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont  
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Father:  Jacob GALUSHA
Mother:  Lydia HUNTINGTON

Marriage-1:  1774, Vermont

Wife-1:  Hannah SMILEY
Birth:   
Death:  abt 1776, Windsor Co., Vermont   
Burial:   
Father:  
Mother:   

Marriage-2:  1777, Bennington Co., Vermont

Wife-2:  Mary CLARK
Birth:   4 Mar 1759, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut 
Death:   3 Jul 1819, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont 
Burial:   Jul 1819, Center Shaftsbury Cemetery, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont   
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Father:  Jeremiah CLARK 
Mother:   Mary UNKNOWN

Children - Marriage-1:
1. William GALUSHA, b: 2 Jul 1775, Springfield, Windsor Co., Vermont 

Children - Marriage-2:
1. Eunice GALUSHA, b: 24 Jan 1778, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont
2. Amos GALUSHA Jr., b: 5 May 1780, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont
3. Mary GALUSHA, b: 3 Jul 1785, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont
4. (Twin) Simeon GALUSHA, b: 3 Nov 1793, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont
5. (Twin) Ann GALUSHA, b: 3 Nov 1793, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont
6. Elijah GALUSHA, b: 4 Nov 1804, Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont
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Notes:
From the Hudson-Mohawk Family Memoirs:
Amos, fourth son of Jacob and Lydia (Huntington) Galusha, was born in Norwich, Connecticut.  He moved with his family to Salisbury, Connecticut and later to Shaftsbury, Vermont.  He served in the Revolution in the company commanded by his brother, Captain Jonas Galusha; four days on an alarm in 1780 (Capt. Jonas Galusha's Company, Col. Herrick's Regiment); also another alarm at Cambridge and Saratoga in 1781 (Capt. Bigelow Lawrence's Company, Col., Walbridge's Regiment).  During the administrations of Presidents Jefferson and Madison, he rendered them very efficient support by his contributions to the periodic press.  He married Mary Clark, daughter of Jeremiah Clark, from Preston, Connecticut.  

        1790 Federal Census Data (M637_12, Page 21),  Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont

 NAME

Males < 16

Males 16 +

Females

 

  GALUSHA, Amos

2

4

3

 

     Indicates:

 

 

 

Number/ Sex

Age

Therefore Born

Inferred

 2 Males

< 16

     1775 - 1790

  =  Amos       (b: 1780)  
  =  William     (b: 1775)

 2 Males

16 +

   1774 or Before

  =  Amos       (b: 1755)
  =  Unknown

 3 Females

any

   1790 or Before

  =  Mary       (b: 1759)
  =  Mary       (b: 1785)
  =  Eunice    (b: 1778)

         1800 Federal Census Data (M32_51, Page 167),  Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont 

 NAME

Males

Males

Males

Males

Males

Females

Females

Females

Females

Females

 

<10

10-15

16-25

26-44

45+

<10

10-15

16-25

26-44

45+

 GALUSHA, Amos

1

0

2

0

1

1

1

0

1

1

Indicates

 

 

 

 

Number/ Sex

Age

Therefore Born

Inferred

 

 1 Male

< 10

1790 – 1800

  =  Simeon       (b: 1793)

 

 2 Males

16 - 25

1775 – 1784

  =  Amos         (b: 1780)
  =  William       (b: 1775)

 

 1 Male

45 +

1755 or Before

  =  Amos         (b: 1755)

 

 1 Female

< 10

1790 – 1800

  =  Ann            (b: 1793)

 

 1 Female

10 - 15

1785 – 1790

  =  Mary          (b: 1785)

 

 1 Female

26 - 44

1756 – 1774

  =  Mary          (b: 1759)

 

 1 Female

45 +

1755 or Before

  =  Unknown

 

        1810 Federal Census Data (M252_64, Page 296), Shaftsbury, Bennington Co., Vermont 

 NAME

Males

Males

Males

Males

Males

Females

Females

Females

Females

Females

 

<10

10-15

16-25

26-44

45+

<10

10-15

16-25

26-44

45+

 GALUSHA, Amos

 0

0

1

0

1

0

0

1

0

1

Indicates:

 

 

 

Number/ Sex

Age

Therefore Born

Inferred

 1 Male

16 - 25

1785 – 1794

  =  Simeon          (b: 1793)

 1 Male

45 +

1765 or Before

  =  Amos            (b: 1755)

 1 Female

16 - 25

1785 – 1794

  =  Ann               (b: 1793)

 1 Female

45 +

1765 or Before

  =  Mary              (b: 1759)

After Mary died, Amos married Ruth Waldo Sprague, who brought five additional adult children to the family -  Abigail, Ruth, Mary, Asenath and Gibson Sprague Jr.  Ruth was the widow of Gibson Sprague who died in 1806 in Hoosick, New York.  This is why she is buried in New York and not Vermont.
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Sources:
1) Biography - Hudson-Mohawk Family Memoirs, Vol. II, Page 601-602