Descendants Clement Corbin » Clement Corbin Jr. (1733-1825)

Persönliche Daten Clement Corbin Jr. 

• Er wurde geboren am 1. Mai 1733 in Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, Verenigde Staten.Quellen 4, 8, 10, 11, 12, 16, 18, 20

  (G.S.I.)

• Titel: [Sgt]
• Wohnhaft:
• im Jahr 1762: Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, Verenigde Staten.Quelle 10
• im Jahr 1795: Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA.Quelle 10
• Volkszählung im Jahr 1820, Charlestown, Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA.Quellen 21, 22
• (DAR) : DAR ID Number: 111162, Vol.165 p.109 (Sarah Emily Corbin Robert).Quelle 23
• (Medical (Facts Pg)) : d. ae. 92. He was kicked by a cow and his leg was so badly broken tha.
• (SAR) : SAR Membership Number: 82823.Quelle 24
• (Land Records) vor 4713/14 in Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, Verenigde Staten.Quelle 10
• (Re-Enlisted) am 8. Januar 1778: He again enlisted as a sergeant in the company of Capt. John William.Quelle 25
• (Removed) nach 1776: After removing from the East, Mr. Corbin, & his sons, Thomas, Oliver.Quelle 25
• (Source (I)) im Jahr 1776: Index to Revolutionary War Service Records Volume I: A-D, transcribe.Quelle 10
• (Land Records) im Jahr 1762: Capt. Corbin's District, situated northwest of a "great hill" betwee.Quelle 26
• Er ist verstorben im Jahr 1825 in Warren Center, Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA, er war 91 Jahre alt.Quellen 8, 10, 15, 20, 27

  (G.S.I.) ae. 92

• Er wurde beerdigt in Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA.Quellen 8, 28

  SGT Clement CORBIN, Jr
  Birth: 1 May 1733 Dudley, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
  Death: 1825 (aged 91-92) Warren Center, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
  Burial: Coburn-Dewing CemeteryBradford County, Pennsylvania, USA
  Memorial #: 40460886
  Bio: "Captain" Clement CORBIN, JR. was the son of Clement CORBIN/Carbine SR. and Hannah EASTMAN. Clement CORBIN JR married his FIRST Wife, Rachel BACON 1732-1764, on November 18, 1753 at Dudley, Worcester, Massachusetts.Clement CORBIN JR & Rachel had 6 children:1 - Rachel CORBIN born 17562 - Jane CORBIN born 17593 - Mary CORBIN born 17594 - Clement CORBIN, III born 1764-18535 - Ebenezer CORBIN born 17666 - Mehitable CORBIN born 1767On July 12, 1770 at Thompson, Windham Co, Connecticut CAPTAIN Clement CORBIN JR married his SECOND Wife, MARY FILLEBROWN 1750-1837.CAPT. Clement, JR and Mary FILLEBROWN CORBIN had 11 children: 7 BOYS:1 - Oliver CORBIN, SR. born 17 Sep 17832 - Thomas CORBIN born 12 Aug 17723 - Henry Payson CORBIN born 06 Oct 17744 - Penuel CORBIN born 17795 - TWIN: Moses CORBIN born 17 Jan 17906 - TWIN: Aaron CORBIN born 17 Jan 17907 - William CORBIN born 12 Sep 1792 4 GIRLS:1 - Isabel CORBIN born 20 Sep 17712 - Atherda CORBIN born 17 Jun 17823 - Annie CORBIN born 23 Feb 17874 - Sophia CORBIN born 15 Jul 1795PAGE 435 History & Geography of Bradford Co. PA 1615-1924 CHAPTER: XXXIX (39) Corbins walked from Vermont to Warren Twp, Bradford Co, PA. Clement CORBIN lost leg in REV. War Children: Thomas, Oliver, LeRoy, Relief, Payson, Penuel, Aaron, Amy Mrs Jacob Burbank, ThedaClement CORBIN's tombstone says SERG and since I have information he was a Captain, I am including the source below for your consideration.SOURCE: History and Genealogy of the Descendants of Clement Corbin of Muddy River (Brookline,) Mass. and Woodstock, Conn.Page 38 Fourth Generation - # 20. Capt. Clement CORBIN (Clement, James, Clement) b. May 1, 1733; m. 1st Rachel Bacon, November 18, 1753 at Dudley. He m. 2d, Mary Fillebrown ("Philly Brown"), July 12, 1770 at Thompson, Connecticut (by Rev. Noadiah Russell).He was probably a soldier in the Revolution, although, as his son Clement was also a soldier, it is difficult to determine from the records which one is referred to. But family tradition says that he was in the Revolution. He was probably sergeant in a company which went to Rhode Island in Sullivan's campaign in 1778. He became known as "Captain" afterwards, but how he obtained the title is unknown. + + + + Thank You for the UPDATE: 19 December 2016 from Joan Marlene Hamilton - Findagrave Member #47090555:National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 112, Page 52Clement CORBIN (1733-1825) enlisted, 1778, as sergeant in Capt. John Williams' company, Col. Obadiah Johnson's regiment, Connecticut militia. He was buried in Warren, Pa. Mrs. Delphine Brainerd Chaffee.DAR ID Number: 111162 Born in Windham, Pa. Wife of D. W. Chaffee. Descendant of Sgt. Clement CORBIN, as follows: 1. Simon Brainerd (1813-92) m. 1840 Mary A. CORBIN (1816-78). 2. Oliver CORBIN (1784-1870) m. 1806 Lucy B. Hill (1788-1880). 3. Clement CORBIN m. 2nd 1770 Mary Fillebrown. Clement CORBIN (1733-1825) enlisted, 1778, as sergeant in Capt. John Williams' company, Col. Obadiah Johnson's regiment, Connecticut militia. He was buried in Warren, Pa. NOTE: The 1778 date is the re-enlisted date.First wife, Rachael Bacon, Second wife, Mary Phillybrown (Fillebrown) 1750-1837. Connecticut Marriages. Private in Sam Chandler's Co. Col. Ebenizer Williams' Regiment, Connecticut Militia 8-1776, Sargent in Capt John Williams' Co, Col. Obadiah Johnsons' Regiment, Connecticut Militia 1-8-1778, Also served in Rhode Island.+ + + + +UPDATE 3 Feb 2013 . . . additional information found via ancestry.comClement CORBIN's LEG WAS AMPUTATED while he was in the Revolutionary War 1776 Age: 43 Connecticut, USA SOURCE: PAGE 435 History & Geography of Bradford Co. PA 1615-1924 CHAPTER: XXXIX (39) Clement CORBIN served in the Revolutionary War and lost a leg. He died in 1825 at 92 years of age.U.S. REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS, 1775-1783 about Clement CORBIN Name: Clement CORBIN Rank - Induction: Sergeant Roll Box: 27 Roll State: CT + + + + +A GREAT BIG THANK YOU to LYLE ROCKWELL #47171969 for finding Clement CORBIN's burial ground and for furnishing the photos!!Additional Information added by Lyle Rockwell Birth: May 1, 1733DudleyWorcester CountyMassachusetts, USA Death: 1825WarrenhamBradford CountyPennsylvania, USA Came to Warren Township in 1795.Although Clement's memorial is in the gamelands north of Warrenham, I have placed it in this cemetery, since the Veteran's Records show his burial in "Warren Heights" which is what Warrenham used to be called.Coburn-Dewing is the only cemetery in Warrenham "Warren Heights" and is the Presbyterian Church Cemetery, which is no longer there.
  Family Members
  Parents
  Clement CORBIN 1697-1758
  Spouse
  Mary Fillebrown CORBIN* 1750-1837
  Siblings
  Ezra CORBIN* 1736-1794
  Children
  Oliver C. CORBIN* 1783-1870
  Aaron CORBIN* 1790-1869
  Created by: Carole Whittemore (46909143)
  Added: 9 Aug 2009
  URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/40460886/clement-CORBIN
  Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 19 April 2018), memorial page for SGT Clement CORBIN, Jr (1 May 1733-1825), Find A Grave Memorial no. 40460886, citing Coburn-Dewing Cemetery, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, USA ; Maintained by Carole Whittemore (contributor 46909143) .
  

  (Presbyterian Cemetery no longer there) Coburn-Dewing Cemetery)

• Ein Kind von Clement Corbin und Hannah ' Harriet' Morris

Familie von Clement Corbin Jr.

(1) Er ist verheiratet mit Mary 'Mollie' Fillebrown.

Sie haben geheiratet am 12. Juli 1770 in Thompson, Windham, Connecticut, USA, er war 37 Jahre alt.Quellen 7, 14, 17, 19, 29, 30, 31, 32

Kind(er):

1. Altherda 'Theda' Corbin  1782-1802
2. Eliakim Corbin  
3. Aaron Corbin  1790-1869 
4. Sophia Healy Corbin  1795-1845 
5. Henry 'Payson' Corbin  1774-1856 
6. Penuel Corbin  1778-1875 
7. Oliver C. Corbin  1783-1870 
8. Isabel Corbin  1771-????
9. William 'Billy' Corbin  1792-± 1809
10. Anna J. 'Annie' Corbin  1787-????
11. Moses Corbin  1790-????
12. Thomas Corbin  1772-1806 
13. Relief Corbin  
14. Peggy Corbin  
15. John Hill Corbin  

Ereignis (Children): Sixteen per Bowen's records. pp.68- 69 #36.Quelle 33

(2) Er ist verheiratet mit Rachel Bacon.

Sie haben geheiratet am 18. November 1753 in Dudley, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA, er war 20 Jahre alt.Quellen 3, 5, 9, 34

Kind(er):

1. Horace Corbin  ± 1761-????
2. Jane Corbin  1759-????
3. Ebenezer Corbin  1766-1853 
4. Mary Corbin  1759-????
5. Mehitable Corbin  1767-????
6. Rachel Corbin  1756-????
7. Clement Corbin  1764-1853 
8. Charles Corbin  

Ereignis (Children): Eight by his first wife Rachel Bowen pp. 68-69 #36.Quellen 10, 33

Notizen bei Clement Corbin Jr.

Rev. Harvey M. Lawson, Ph.B., B.D., "History and Genealogy of the Descendants of Clement Corbin of Muddy River (Brookline) Mass. and Woodstock, Conn.", 1905, p. 38 #20
" CAPT. CLEMENT CORBIN, (Clement, James, Clement), b. May 1, 1733; m. 1st Rachel Bacon, Nov. 18, 1753 at Dudley, He . 2d , Mary Fillebrown ("Philly Brown"), July 13, 1770. at Thompson, Comm. ( by Rev. Noadiah Russell). He bought land in Killingly (Thompson) of his father in 1757. He lived in the Thompson parish of Killingly in 1762, when he signed a petition with others for a school in the neighborhood. the petition was granted and District No. 11, known as "Capt. CORBIN's District," was established. This district was situated northwest of a "great hill" between the Quinnebaug and the French rivers and adjoined the Massachusetts line. (Miss Larned's History of Windham County.)

He was probably a soldier in the Revolution, although, as his son Clement was also a soldier, it is difficult to determine from the records which one is referred to. But family tradition says that he was in the Revolution. He was probably sergeant in a company which went to Rhode Island in Sullivan's campaign in 1778. He became known as "Captain" afterwards, but how he obtained the title is unknown. When Thompson became a separate town from Killingly in 1785, Clement CORBIN was one of those who took the freeman's oath. The births of the first nine children below (Rachel to Payson) are from the Killingly records, while those of the last five are recorded at Thompson. Tradition says that there were twenty-four children in this family, twelve by each wife. But, as seen below only seventeen are recorded. But the names of Charles, John, David, Peggy, Daniel, Horace, and Eliakim have been handed down by tradition as also belonging to this family.

Soon after 1795 Clement CORBIN removed with his family by his second wife to Bradford County, Pennsylvania. While living there he was kicked by a cow and his leg was so badly broken that it had to be amputated. He d. at Warren, Warren County, Pennsylvania, in 1825, age 92. His funeral sermon was preached by Rev. Salmon King, and he was buried in the Presbyterian cemetery there. His widow d. March, 1837, age 86. She was very much attached to Church, and in her later years, being afraid to ride, used to walk a mile and a half, with a cane in one hand and leaning on one of her grandchildren with the other.

About 1820 three grandchildren (by the first wife), Charles, Horace, and Ebenezer, came to Pennsylvania."

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