Elihu CORBIN: Brooklyn Centre Change Log

1813 - 1895

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Birth 28 May 1813 Rutland,, Vermont

Gender Male

Died 15 Jul 1895 Plainfield, Will, Illinois

Person ID I44127 Brainard (Brainerd) / Foster / Fish

Last Modified 17 Mar 2005 00:00:00

Family Eliza Ann FISH, b. 3 Oct 1816, Groton, New London, Connecticut

Married 16 Apr 1837 , Cuyahoga, Ohio

Children

	1. Daughter CORBIN, b. 1838/1840
	2. Alfred T. CORBIN, b. 6 Jan 1843, Brooklyn Township, Cuyahoga, Ohio
	3. Hannah Joanna CORBIN, b. 15 Dec 1844, Brooklyn Township, Cuyahoga, Ohio
	4. Emily M. CORBIN, b. 8 Aug 1849, Brooklyn Township, Cuyahoga, Ohio
	5. Mary E. CORBIN, b. 5 Mar 1852, Brooklyn Township, Cuyahoga, Ohio
	6. Edward W. CORBIN, b. 1855
	7. Lewis D. CORBIN, b. 1859

Family ID F13763 Group Sheet

Notes	Husband: Elihu CORBIN Birth: 1812/3, VT Occupation: miner Office: 1851, Treasurer, Brooklyn Twp., Cuyahoga Co., OH Kin: likely a grandson of Elihu CORBIN (b. 7 Jul 1772, Rutland Co., VT; d. 1851, OH) Marriage: 16 Apr 1837, Cuyahoga Co., OH Wife: Eliza Ann FISH Birth: 1816/7, CT Children — born in Cuyahoga Co., OH: 1. (Daughter A) CORBIN, b. 1835-40; d.s.p. bef. 1850 2. Alfred CORBIN, b. 1842/3 3. Hannah CORIBN, b. 1844/5 4. Emily CORBIN, b. 1848/9 NOTE: Some information obtained from http://dgmweb.net/genealogy/FGS/C/CorbinElihu-ElizaAnnFish.shtml BIOGRAPHY: Elihu CORBIN, Justice of the Peace, Plainfield. The subject of this sketch was born in Rutland Co., Vt., May 28, 1813. He married Miss Eliza A. FISH April 16, 1837; she was born in Connecticut; they have six children, viz., Alfred T., Edward W., Lewis D., Hannah J., Emily M. and Mary E. He lived in Vermont twenty-two years, when be moved to Chicago, and, the following winter, he went to Cleveland, Ohio, and engaged in tanning and shoe-making, remaining until 1852, when he came to his present place. He has held the office of Commissioner for the schools and roads, and has been Justice for the past twenty years; he has been largely interested in real estate in this village, having, divided about one hundred acres into village lots. His parents are not living; his wife's parents were among the first settlers of Cleveland, Ohio.- Biographies from History of WILL County Illinois, 1878