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Nicholas CORBIN, Esq.
Ms. __?__
Husband:  Nicholas CORBIN
Birth:  1741, Isle of Guernsey
Death:  18 Jun 1805
Disposition:  buried 28 Jun 1805, Bath Abbey, Bath, SOM
Marriage:  ca. 1764 (the average male marries at the age of 23)
Wife:  Ms. __?__
Children:
.  Ann CORBIN, b. 1772; d. 8 Sep 1834; bur. 16 Sep 1834, Bath Abbey, Bath, SOM; apparently never married
.  Sophia CORBIN; apparently never married
.  William CORBIN
.  George CORBIN
.  Frederick(?) CORBIN

Our subject probably had daughters who married; I would have to make a deeper attempt to read his will to identify them.

Keywords for search engines:  genealogy; UK, United Kingdom, ENG, England, SOM, Somerset

Sources:

1.  Marriage Record:

2a.  Anglican Parish Registers.  Somerset Archives & Local Studies, South West Heritage Trust, Taunton, England.  Original page images placed online at Ancestry.com as Somerset, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1531-1813:
p. 12 1805...
p. 13 June 28 | Nicholas Corbin Esqr was Buried

2b.  Bath Abbey Burial Register Entries.  PDF file online at the Bath Record Office web site (https://www.batharchives.co.uk):
Floor Wall BR Surname Forenames S Buried Died Age Born (ca.) Abode Notes B MI Occupation Where born    
72 5-12   Corbin Nicholas A 28-Jun-1805 18-Jun-1805 63 1741   Esq; of Guernsey       M
72   742 Corbin Ann A 16-Sep-1834  8-Sep-1834 62 1772 Ansford, Som d/o Nicholas        
No legend was included, so we don't know the purpose of all the columns.  I did find that "M" equals "married."  Nicholas and Ann are the only CORBINs in the index.  Nicholas has a wall plaque while Ann has a floor plaque.

2c.  Nicholas CORBIN: Memorial Wall Plaque.  Bath Abbey, SOM (image courtesy of Conor Corbin and online in the Activity Feed of the CORBIN Y-DNA Surname Project at FamilyTreeDNA).

3.  Last Will and Testament of Nicholas Corbin of the City of Bath, Esquire. England & Wales: Prerogative Court of Canterbury: Wills, 1384-1858 (online at Ancestry.com with subscription; available at the UK National Archives for a charge of £3.50):
This will is extremely difficult to read.  I don't know when or if I'm going to plow through it entirely.  To begin with, he appears to be a very wealthy man, and his will runs to slightly more than five very packed pages.  I do see that he mentions daughters Ann and Sophia and sons William, George, and Frederick(?).  I didn't find mention of a wife, but I could easily be missing it.  The will appears to have been signed 1 Oct 1803 and was proved on 22 July 1805 in London.

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