David Elwood CORBIN & Adelia L. BENNETT

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David Elwood CORBIN
Adelia L. BENNETT

Husband: David Elwood CORBIN
Birth: 6 Nov 1853, Delta, Fulton Co., OH
Death: 4 Feb 1935
Disposition: buried Greenlawn Cemetery, Fulton Co., OH
Father: Seneca CORBIN
Mother: Hannah INGRAHAM

Marriage:

Wife: Adelia / Delia L. BENNETT
Birth: of Berkey, Lucas Co., OH
Father: William L. BENNETT
Mother: Lovinia GILLETT

Children:

. Bertha Estine CORBIN, b. 1 Dec 1875, Delta, Fulton Co., OH; d. 6 Mar 1940; m. 6 Jan 1894, William Sherman LAYCOCK
. Bertha Louise CORBIN; m. Harold Bennett LAYCOCK
. Marion V. CORBIN

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Sources:

1. Thomas Mikesell, ed. 1905. The County of Fulton: A History of Fulton County, Ohio, from the Earliest Days... Northwest Historical Assn., Madison, WI (Broderbund CD-450). Biographical sketch of our subject's son-in-law, George A. EVERETT (q.v.).

2. Archives of the CORBIN-L mailing list (online at RootsWeb.com).

3. Messages in the Corbin Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

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