George C. CORBIN & Melvina SANDERS

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George C. CORBIN
Melvina SANDERS

Husband: George C. CORBIN
Birth: 27 Jul 1836, Claiborne Co., TN
Death: 1920
Military Service: Civil War: Confederate Army, Feb 1863
Father: Alfred CORBIN
Mother: Elizabeth COLEMAN

Marriage: 3 Sep 1859, Claiborne Co., TN

Wife: Melvina SANDERS
Birth: 7 Feb 1841, TN
Death: 17 Jan 1919
Disposition: Grapevine Cemetery, Grapevine, Tarrant Co., TX
Father: Wiley SANDERS (1806-1861)
Mother: Lucinda WALLAS / WALLACE (1819-1891)

Children:

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Sources:

1. Byron Sistler & Barbara Sistler. 1987. Early East Tennessee Marriages, Vol. 1, Grooms. Byron Sistler & Assoc., Inc., Nashville, TN.

p. 78 Corrbin, George C. to Melvina Sanders 9-3-1859 [Cl]

2. 1860 Census Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #142 of 249): Tazewell P.O., 8th Subdivision, Claiborne Co., TN, Roll M653_1244, p. 317B, PN 140, 898/898, enumerated 1 Jun 1860, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):¤•

George C Corbin 24 M Farming 351 Te

Melvina " 17 F "

3. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com). See for children.

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