Elkanah CORBIN & Hannah HARLOW

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Elkanah CORBIN
Hannah HARLOW

Husband: Elkanah CORBIN
Birth: 23 Oct 1751/2, Dudley, Worcester Co., MA
Death: 1821, Charlestown, Montgomery Co., NY
Father: James CORBIN
Mother: Susannah BACON

Marriage: 2 Oct 1773, Dudley, Worcester Co., MA

Wife: Hannah HARLOW
Birth: 25 Mar 1750/1, Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA
Father: William HARLOW
Mother: Hannah LITTLEJOHN

Children:

1. Ira T. CORBIN, b. 19 Nov 1776, Killingly, Windham Co., CT
2. Mercy CORBIN, b. 24 Apr 1778
. Asenath CORBIN, b. 1782
. Abigail CORBIN, b. 3 Feb 1789
. Elkanah CORBIN, Jr.

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Connecticut

Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. Lorraine Cook White, ed. 1994-2002. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. 55 vols. Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore, MD (online at Ancestry.com):

Heading: CORBIN, CORBEN, COBIN, etc.

Name: Ira Mercy

Birth Date: Nov. 19, 1776 Apr. 24, 1778

Birth Location: Killingly

Parent Name: Elkanah Elkanah

Parent Name: Hannah Hannah

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