James CORBIN & Lucinda STEWART

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James CORBIN
Lucinda STEWART

Husband: James CORBIN
Birth: Jul 1805, Culpeper Co., VA
Death: 26 Sep 1845, OH — said to have died in Delaware Co., OH
Father: Reuben CORBIN
Mother: Elizabeth RIDDLE

Marriage: 3 Feb 1831, Hardy Co., VA [now WV]

Wife: Lucinda STEWART
Birth: 1816/7, VA

Children:

— born in VA [now WV]:
1. Marinda CORBIN, b. 1831/2

— born in Perry Twp., Franklin Co., OH:
2. James CORBIN, b. 1834/5
3. Mary CORBIN, b. 1839/40
4. Azariah CORBIN, b. 1842/3

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Sources:

1. Hardy County Marriages: A Collection (online at the Hardy County WVGenWeb site).

Corbin, James Stewart, Lucy 2/3/1831 Christy Sine

2. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840 (Broderbund CD-316): based on the birthplaces of the children, James should be in Ohio, but he is not in Delaware or Franklin Cos.

3. 1850 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #9 of 28): Perry Twp., Dist. 38, Franklin Co., OH, p. 235A, 66/66, enumerated 8 Aug 1850, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Lucinda Corben 33 F Va

Marinda 18 F "

James 15 M Farmer O

Mary 10 F "

Azariah 7 M "

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