George P. DEARDOFF & Elizabeth CORBIN

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George P. DEARDOFF
Eliza CORBIN

Husband: George P. DEARDOFF / DEARDUFF / DEARDORF / DEARDORFF
Birth: ca. 1830

Marriage: 15 Jun 1853, Franklin Co., OH

Wife: Eliza CORBIN / CORVIN
Birth: ca. 1834
Other Spouse possibly: 9 Sep 1855, Columbus, Franklin Co., OH, Andrew FETHER
Sister possibly: Sarah Jane (CORBIN) UPDEGRAFF FETHER
Father possibly: William CORBIN
Mother possibly: Arminella "Eliza" BUCKINGHAM

Children:

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Source:

1. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1998. Marriage Index: Ohio, 1851-1900. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-236):

Deardoff, George P. Corvin, Eliza 15 Jun 1853 Franklin Co.

Feather, Andrew Dearduff, Elizabeth 1 Sep 1855 Franklin Co.

Updegraph, Reuben Corbin, Jane 5 Mar 1857 Franklin Co.

Feher, Andrew Uptegraft, Jane 6 Oct 1861 Franklin Co.

The question here is whether the Eliza CORVIN/CORBIN who married George P. DEARDOFF is the Elizabeth DEARDUFF who later married Andrew FEHER/FETHER/FEATHER. If so, the question then becomes whether Elizabeth CORVIN/CORBIN is a sister of Sarah Jane CORBIN, who married her widowed husband. My guess is yes.

2. Email from Mark Vangundy: says George & Eliza had a son, George DEARDORFF (13 Apr 1854; d. 19 May 1922).

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