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They are Abner Spencer (21), Jesse Spencer (19), William Spencer (17), Louvina
Spencer (15) , Albert Spencer (13) and Alfred Spencer (13) twins,
Notes for HENRY KORAH SPENCER:
He inherited lot 25 of Concession 10, Cramahe Township from his mother.
x. JESSE GOHEEN, b. 10 Jun 1832; d. 14 Mar 1912; m. MARTHA ANN SNIDER; b.
14 Jan 1835; d. 01 Nov 1901.
Notes for JESSE GOHEEN:
The 1878 Atlas of Northumberland County shows him living at lot 23, on the north half
of concession 10 of Cramahe with 100 acres and lot 11 (the south 90) of Concession 1 of
Percy Twp. He is buried in the Stone Cemetery just north of Morganston in plot 44-45.
3. CHARLES 3 GOHEEN (THOMAS 2 , THOMAS 1 ) was born 07 May 1783 in Port Hope Ontario. He
married NANCY STEVENS, daughter of JAMES STEVENS and DOUGLAS. She was born 1793.
Notes for CHARLES GOHEEN:
His name is listed in the Index of Land Claim Certificates of Upper Canada Militiament Who Served in the
War of 1812-1814 on pages 1015-1016. It says Charles Gohean 2nd Flank Company 1st Regiment
Northumberland Militia.
Notes for NANCY STEVENS:
Nancy was a sister of Simeon Stevens who was the first white baby born in Port Hope. He was born in
1795 and later married Elizabeth Goheen, the sister of Nancy's husband, Charles Goheen.
Their father was James Stevens born in Nine Partners, Dutchess County, New York. He married a Douglas
who was born around 1765. James' father was Benjamin born abour 1733 in Quaker Hill New York and his
mother was Hopestill Shaw born about 1735 in Lansbury, Mass.
Their children were
James C. born about 1787
David born 1788
Rufus born around 1789
Hannah born around 1790
Nancy born around 1793 who married Charles Goheen, son of Thomas Jr.
John Stevens
Simeon Stevens b. 1795 who married Elizabeth Goheen, daughter of Thomas Jr.
Moses born around 1804
Hiram B. born 1805