Phoebe Sales was also known as Femmetje Jans. She was also known as Phaebea Faelix. She was also known as Phoebe Felix. She was also known as Phabea Faelix. She was also known as Phoebe Faelix Seales. She was baptized on 1 May 1626 at Little Waldingfield, Suffolk, England. She was the daughter of John Sales and Phillip Soales. On 1 April 1633 she was bound to M. Coxshall for 14 years. M. Coxshall is to have a sowe with her and at the end of her time he is to give her a cow calf.
On 6 June 1637 Order Phebe Seales free from J. Cogshall.

In regard Phebe Seales was, by order of Court, put apprentice to John Coggesall, of Boston, merchant, who at this instant request of the Courte, accepted same and for that the said girle hath proved over burthesome to him, the Court, as formerly, so nowe, have thought it is just to ease him of it; and whereas the said girle was put by the said John Cossesall to one John Levins, of Roxbury, to be kept at a certeine [ ], it is now ordered, that M. Debutie, calling to him M Brenton and Will; Parks, chosen by the said 2 parties shall have power to end the difference between the said parties; and disposeing of the said Phebe, as they shall think equall.
Phoebe Sales married Teunis Nyssen Denyse, son of Nys Denyse and Helena Van Brunt, on 11 February 1640 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Amsterdam, New York County, New York. Phoebe Sales married Jan Cornelis Buys, son of Cornelis Hendrickse Buys and Hendrickje Jans Damen, on 24 August 1663 at Middelwould. Phoebe Sales died on 13 December 1666 at Flatbush, Kings County, New York, at age 40. She was buried on 13 December 1666 at Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Kings County, New York.