Baker Maurice ALLENDER & Sarah CORBIN

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Baker Maurice ALLENDER
Sarah CORBIN

Husband: Baker Maurice ALLENDER
Birth: 1823/4, PA
Occupation: farmer
Father or Grandfather: Richard ALLENDER, b. 1766/7, MD

Marriage: 7 Apr 1848
I find it very difficult to believe Sarah was married in Jefferson Co., IA, as secondary sources say. Children, especially daughters, almost invariably lived with their parents until they married, and Sarah's parents don't appear to have ever left PA.

Wife: Sarah CORBIN
Birth: 1 Jan or 21 Apr 1823, Huntingdon Co., PA
Death: 1 Feb 1912, Tillamook, Tillamook Co., OR
Occupation: homemaker
Father: William CORBIN
Mother: Mary HAGEY

Children:

1. Ann? Collins? ALLENDER, b. 1848/9, IA (probably Jefferson Co.)

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. 1850 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #65 of 86): Lockridge Twp., Jefferson Co., IA, p. 33A, 148/148, enumerated 11 Nov 1850, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Baker Allender 25 M Farmer 1000 Pa

Sarah " 26 F "

Richard " 83 M Md

Ams? Callins? " 1 F Io

Richard is presumably Baker's father or grandfather. Living next to Asa CHILCOTT.

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