Thomas Furman CORBIN & Mary Pauline WARE & Annie Lee HOLLAND

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Thomas Furman CORBIN
Mary Pauline WARE
Annie Lee HOLLAND

Husband: Thomas Furman CORBIN
Birth: 18 Jan 1905, Macon Co., NC
Death: 10 May 2001, Macon Co., NC
Disposition: buried Higdonville Baptist Church Cemetery, Macon Co., NC
Father: John Jasper CORBIN
Mother: Eva Eleanor HIGDON

Marriage-1: 24 Dec 1926, Oneida, Scott Co., TN

Wife-1: Mary Pauline WARE
Birth: 30 Sep 1899, Rome, Floyd Co., GA
Death: 20 Feb 1935, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA
Disposition: buried Sugar Fork Baptist Church Cemetery, Macon Co., NC

Marriage-2: 2 Oct 1937, Winson-Salem, Forsyth Co., NC

Wife-2: Annie Lee HOLLAND
Birth: 27 Apr 1913, Macon Co., NC
Death: 8 Jul 1989, Macon Co., NC
Disposition: buried Higdonville Baptist Church Cemetery, Macon Co., NC

Children with Mary Pauline WARE:

1. Wilford Ware CORBIN, b. 25 Oct 1927, Gennett, Campbell Co., TN
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Children with Annie Lee HOLLAND:

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

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

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