John Clayton CORBIN & Rhoda R. CAGLE

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John Clayton CORBIN
Rhoda R. CAGLE

Husband: John Clayton CORBIN
Birtth: 26 Aug 1858, Cherokee Co., GA
Death: 21 Oct 1905, Floyd Co., GA
Father: Edley D. CORBIN
Mother: Mary H. CLAYTON

Marriage: 13 Mar 1884, Bartow Co., GA

Wife: Rhoda R. CAGLE
Birth: 23 Mar 1868, Cherokee Co., GA
Death: 14 Mar 1963, Floyd Co., GA
Disposition: buried Floyd Springs Cemetery, Floyd Co., GA
Father: James Marion CAGLE
Mother: Adeline ABERNATHY

Children — born in Floyd Co., GA:

1. Nettie E. CORBIN, b. 10 Jun 1885
2. William Bradley CORBIN, b. 9 Jan 1887
3. James Marion CORBIN, b. 7 Mar 1888; d. 25 Dec 1907
4. George M. CORBIN, b. 23 Dec 1890; d. 16 Jan 1923
5. Earve Alexander CORBIN, b. 25 May 1892; d. 10 Sep 1968
6. Lena Adeline CORBIN, b. 28 Feb 1894; d. 5 Mar 1919
7. John Elmer CORBIN, b. 9 Apr 1896; d. 6 Mar 1936
8. Mable M. CORBIN, b. 26 Jul 1898
9. Alvin Cagle CORBIN, b. 19 Aug 1901
10. Bessie Murelle CORBIN, b. 22 Jun 1905

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

. 1990 - Floyd Springs, Floyd Co., GA

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

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