David CORBIN & Bathsheba HUMPHREY

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David CORBIN
Bathsheba HUMPHREY

Husband: David CORBIN
Birth: ca. 1742, VA — said to be in Overwharton Par., Stafford Co., VA
Death: by 14 Apr 1828, Hampshire Co., VA [now WV]
Father: John CORBIN III
Mother: Unknown

Marriage: ca. 1766, Culpeper Co., VA

Wife: Bathsheba HUMPHREY
Birth: 1746
Death: 1825
Father: John HUMPHREY
Mother: Margaret YOUNG

Children:

The average span of fecundity for a woman is 23 years (age 20-43). The span here suggests either we have some of the children's ages wrong, or some of the children here are not hers.
1. John CORBIN
2. [Alice] Alcey CORBIN, b. 1767, Stafford Co., VA
3. Humphrey CORBIN, b. 1768, Stafford Co., VA
4. William CORBIN
5. Daniel CORBIN; m. Jane __?__
6. Elizabeth CORBIN, b. 1771
7. Isaiah CORBIN; m. Nancy __?__
8. Mildred L. "Milly" CORBIN, b. 1791
9. Amelia CORBIN, b. 1794

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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