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Family History - Hannah Morgan

Key:	1.	“+” before a child’s name indicates the child has their own entry in the next generation.
	2.	“born xxxx” indicates the child is under 18 years of age so the birth date is not shown.

This family history features Hannah Morgan and two of her descendants down to the second generation.

First Generation

1. Hannah Morgan,¹ born 25 January 1774 (parents not determined);¹ died 30 January 1818.¹ Hannah married, 2 September 1813 in New York, Henry Spencer^{1, 3} (born 3 July 1774 in Beekman, Dutchess County, New York, the son of Benjamin Spencer and Mary Sweet;^{1, 2, 3} Henry died 13 August 1853 in Glens Falls, Warren County, New York^{1, 3}).

Henry Spencer came to Glens Falls by 1800 and was an innkeeper and holder of public office. He was the first sheriff of Warren County, New York.¹

Children of Hannah Morgan and Henry Spencer:

+	2	i.	Henry Spencer, Jr., born 10 July 1814. Married Sarah Cool.
	3	ii.	George Spencer, born 24 March 1816.³

Boards at Ancestry.com; Posts by Linda Matteson and John Austin, 5-9 November 1999, regarding Spencer family members, primarily spouses and children of Henry Spencer (1774-1853). The posts include various birth, marriage and death dates and places, plus a few notes pointing out differences between between their respective data. One post provides information on Ambrose Spencer’s children from Spencer family bible pages.
U.S. Federal Census, 1850, New York, Warren County, Glens Falls Village, Page No. 52, family of Henry Spencer (76, New York); Judith W. Spencer (59, New York); Mary Fuller (14, New York).
Genealogy, Rootsweb (website), Chesebro’ Genealogy. Some sources are cited.

Second Generation

2. Henry Spencer, Jr.² (Hannah¹), born 10 July 1814.¹ Henry married Sarah Cool² (born ____, parents not determined).

Genealogy, Rootsweb (website), Chesebro’ Genealogy. Some sources are cited.
Boards at Ancestry.com; Posts by Linda Matteson and John Austin, 5-9 November 1999, regarding Spencer family members, primarily spouses and children of Henry Spencer (1774-1853). The posts include various birth, marriage and death dates and places, plus a few notes pointing out differences between between their respective data. One post provides information on Ambrose Spencer’s children from Spencer family bible pages.