Individual Details
Elizabeth Goheen
(7 Jan 1832 - 18 Feb 1899)
Events
Families
| Spouse | William Shoemaker (1827 - 1893) |
| Child | Clara J. Shoemaker (1854 - 1917) |
| Father | Davis W. Goheen (1802 - 1877) |
| Mother | Sarah Marens (1805 - 1854) |
| Sibling | John Goheen (1829 - 1907) |
| Sibling | Nancy Goheen (1833 - 1918) |
| Sibling | Mary Goheen (1838 - ) |
| Sibling | James Goheen (1839 - 1859) |
| Sibling | George Goheen (1841 - 1865) |
| Sibling | David W. Goheen (1843 - 1916) |
| Sibling | Ruth Goheen (1846 - 1871) |
Notes
Census-shared
Davis Goheen age 49, a farmer with a farm valued at $7000.Sarah age 45, born in Pennsylvania.
Eight children are all born in Pennsylvania.
John age 19,
Elizabeth age 17,
Nancy age 15,
Mary age 13,
James age 11,
George age 9,
David age 7,
Ruth age 4.
Death
Birth: Jan. 7, 1832Death: Feb. 18, 1899
Elizabeth was the daughter of Davis Goheen and his first wife Sarah Marens. After Sarah's death, he married her cousin Sarah Brisbin.
Elizabeth married William Shoemaker and they were the parents of:
Sarah Ann Shoemaker - Jackson
James Goheen Shoemaker
Clara Shoemaker - Jack
Orlando Shoemaker
Emma Shoemaker - Gourley
David Elmer Shoemaker
Mary Shoemaker - Keyes
Margaret Shoemaker
Nancy Shoemaker - Bell
The below account tells of the tornado disaster that struck Armstrong County in the Spring of 1860. It is excerpted from the History of Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, Chicago: Waterman, Watkins & Co., 1883, pages 540-541.
"Armstrong County, PA Sugar Creek Township Tornado, May 1860
William Shoemaker's house, near Anthony's tunnel, except the sleepers and kitchen floor, was swept away. Two boards having been taken out of the floor, a small nursing child was dropped down through the opening thus made and was unhurt. Neither the cradle in which that child was, nor any part of the house or spring-house, was ever found, nor any part of the barn which was blown away. The orchard, except six stumps of apple-trees whose bark was stripped off, was uprooted and borne along in the irresistible current of the tornado. Pieces of stone were driven so deeply into these stumps that Lewis W. Corbett could not draw them out. The fences were strewn all over the farm, and Shoemaker was so seriously injured that he was disabled from work for several weeks."
(Note: Another account of this event indicates that William suffered two broken legs from the tornado. From what info is available, it appears that William was the most injured member of his family.)
Family links:
Parents:
Davis Goheen (1801 - 1877)
Sarah Maren Goheen (1805 - ____)
Spouse:
William Shoemaker (1827 - 1893)
Children:
Sarah Ann Jackson (1850 - 1930)*
David Elmer Shoemaker (1863 - 1911)*
Mary Shoemaker Keyes (1867 - 1950)*
Alice Margaret Shoemaker Shoemaker (1870 - 1943)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
New Bethlehem Cemetery
New Bethlehem
Clarion County
Endnotes
1. , "E-mail," e-mail message from () to , My Goheen ties to Centre County. Hereinafter cited as "e-mail".
2. Find A Grave, Findagrave.com, database and digital images (http//:www.findagrave.com : viewed 26 February 2015), Memorial# 50700292.
3. , (: , ), Sara Stewart Hinckley, The Family of Samuel and Jean Love Wilson, (Gateways Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1984), pp 108—114..
4. Find A Grave, Findagrave.com, database and digital images (http//:www.findagrave.com : viewed 26 February 2015), Memorial# 50700272.
5. 1850 U.S. Census, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Porter Twp, p. 117, family 1667, line 9, Davis Goheen; NARA microfilm publication M432, 767.
6. Find A Grave, Findagrave.com, database and digital images (http//:www.findagrave.com : viewed 26 February 2015), Memorial# 50700292.
7. , (: , ), Sara Stewart Hinckley, The Family of Samuel and Jean Love Wilson, (Gateways Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1984), pp 108—114..

