1.  Marriage Record:

2.  Stella Pickett Hardy.  1911.  Colonial Families of the Southern States of America.  T.A. Wright, New York, NY (republished 1958, Southern Book Co., Baltimore, MD; republished 1965, Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore, MD; online at books.google.com):

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MAJOR RICHARD CORBIN, (22—2), of "Farley Vale," King George Co., Va.  He took a prominent and active part in affairs of Church and State; he raised and commanded a Co. of Artillery in the War of 1812; he owned large estates in Virginia, among others, "Lanesville," in King and Queen Co.; "Moss Neck," in Spottsylvania Co.; "Farley Vale," in King George Co., and others in Virginia.

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"Farley Vale" was named by him in honor of his wife.  He m. Rebecca Farley, dau. of Hon. James Park and Elizabeth Hill (Byrd) Farley. (See Byrd lineage.) Issue: 23—1.  Rebecca Park Farley, m. (first) Dr. John Fauntleroy, son of Thomas and Isabella (Lorimer) Fauntleroy; (second) William N. Wellford, and had issue. 23—2.  Catherine, m. (first) Dr. George Carter of "Corotoman," Lancaster Co., Va., son of George and Lelia (Skpwith) carter; (second) Dr. William Waring Epaphroditus Lawson Fauntleroy, son of Thomas and Isabelle (Lorimer) Fauntleroy; (third) Dr. Samuel Powell Byrd, of "White Hall," Gloucester Co., Va., son of William and Susan (Lewis) Byrd, and had issue.  (See Carter, Byrd and Lewis lineage.) 23—3.  James Farley, of "Moss Neck," Spottsylvania Co., Va., who took a prominent and active part in affairs of Church and State; he inherited "Lanesville," in King and Queen Co.; "Farley Vale," in King George Co., and "Moss Neck," in Spottsylvania Co.  He built the present mansion of "Moss Neck."  He m. unknown.  Issue...

3.  Return Jonathan Meigs.  1940.  The Corbins of Virginia:  a Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Henry Corbin who settled in Virginia in 1864.  Typescript, self-published; printed to order by The Apple Manor Press, Markham, VA.  49 pp.

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