Individual Details
Edward Landerdale Goheen
(6 Jan 1851 - 24 Mar 1874)
Events
| Birth | 6 Jan 1851 | Groveland, Livingston County, New York |  | ||
| Census-shared | 1855 | (Charles Goheen) Groveland, Livingston County, New York |  | | |
| Census-shared | 1860 | (Charles Goheen) Groveland, Livingston County, New York | | | |
| Death | 24 Mar 1874 | Marion County, Texas | | | |
| Burial | Temple Hill Cemetery, Geneseo, Livingston County, New York | |
Families
| Father | Charles Goheen (1810 - 1873) |
| Mother | Patience Elizabeth Doty (1817 - 1903) |
| Sibling | William Edward Goheen (1841 - 1842) |
| Sibling | Charles Arthur Goheen (1843 - 1889) |
| Sibling | Frank T. Goheen (1848 - 1927) |
| Sibling | Mary Elizabeth Goheen (1855 - 1929) |
| Sibling | Sarah Anne Goheen (1857 - 1939) |
| Sibling | Fannie Jane Goheen (1860 - 1953) |
Notes
Census-shared
Charles Goheen Head M 45, born Columbia County, Pennsylvania, farmer,Patience E Goheen Wife F 37, born Livingston, NY
Charles A Goheen Son M 11, born Livingston
Frank Goheen Son M 6, born Livingston
Edward L Goheen Son M 4, born Livingston
Mary E Goheen Daughter F 0, born Livingston
Patience O Doty Niece F 13, born Livingston
Patience E Doty Niece F 17, Monroe
Michael Roup Uncle M 78, born Northampton, Pennsylvania
Census-shared
Chas Goheen age 50 farmer born Pennsylvania, Real Estate $6200, personal $1100Patience age 43 born New York
Charles A age 16 laborer born New York
Frank age 12 born New York
Edward age 9 born New York
Mary age 5 born New York
Sarah age 3 born New York
Fannie age 1 born New York
Olivia P Doty age 19 born New York
Death
Marion County - The Jefferson Democrat of the twenty-fifth says; "The Jefferson and Shreveport accommodation train left this city on time, a 6 A.M. yesterday, but on passing over the trestle across a slough in Little Cypress bayou, four miles out, the embankment supporting the outer timbers gave way, precipitating engine, tender and baggage car into the water below. The fireman, a young man name Ed. Goheen, a native of New York was shockingly mangled by the fall, and die within thirty minutes. The engineer, Antonio Batto, was seriously, but not fatally wounded, his shoulder being broken, and his arm painfully lacerated" .Correspondence between William H Hipple of the Texas & Pacific Railway Company and Goheen family of Geneseo, New York, following Edward L. Goheen's death in a railroad accident. Edward moved to Marshall, Texas around 1874, and worked for the Texas & Pacific Railway Company.
Endnotes
1. , (: , ), Ethan Allen Doty, Doty - Doten Family in America - Descendants of Edward Doty an emmigrant by the Mayflowaer - 1620, (selfpublished, Brooklyn, NY, 1879), page 427.
2. Find A Grave, Findagrave.com, database and digital images (http//:www.findagrave.com : accessed ), .
3. 1855 New York State Census, New York, population schedue, Livingston County, Groveland, family 52,line 41, ; FHL microfilm FHL microfilm 510541.
4. 1860 U.S. Census, Livingston County, New York, population schedule, Groveland, page 502, family 687, line 1, Chas Goheen; NARA microfilm publication M653, 778.
5. , (: , ), Ethan Allen Doty, Doty - Doten Family in America - Descendants of Edward Doty an emmigrant by the Mayflowaer - 1620, (selfpublished, Brooklyn, NY, 1879), page 427.
6. , online , (), William L Clements Library, Manuscripts Division, University of Michigan; Finding aid for Goheen Family collection 1874-1882 19 items; Acquisition Info, 1993. M-2925.3..
7. "," , ; online archives ( : accessed ).
8. Find A Grave, Findagrave.com, database and digital images (http//:www.findagrave.com : viewed 22 December 2015), Memorial# 76797042.