William C.CORBIN & Mary Ann FORD & Prudy Ann MATTHIS

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William C. CORBIN
Mary Ann FORD
Prudy Ann MATTHIS

Husband: William C. CORBIN
Birth: ca. 1826, Haywood Co., NC
Death: Mar 1865, Mobile, Mobile Co., AL
Father: John CORBIN
Mother: Nancy C. McCLURE

Marriage-1: 26 Nov 1844, Macon Co., NC

Wife-1: Mary Ann FORD
Birth: ca. 1825, TN
Death: ca. 1853, Macon Co., NC

Marriage-2: 28 Sep 1854, Macon Co., NC

Wife-2: [Prudence] Prudy Ann MATTHIS
Birth: ca. 1841, Macon Co., NC

Children with Mary Ann FORD — born in Macon Co., NC:

1. Emanuel Leander CORBIN, b. ca. 1845; d. 5 May 1862, Kinston, Lenoir Co., NC
2. Thomas Irvin CORBIN, b. 27 Dec 1847
3. John L. CORBIN, b. 19 Mar 1849
4. Henderson Reno CORBIN, b. ca. 1851
5. Noah Jasper CORBIN, b. 4 Apr 1853

Children with Prudy Ann MATTHIS — born in Macon Co., NC:

6. Wade A. CORBIN, b. ca. 1855
7. Samantha Cansada CORBIN, b. ca. 1857
8. William L. CORBIN, b. May 1860
9. James "Jim" M. CORBIN, b. 6 Jan 1864

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

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

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