Descendants Clement Corbin » Joseph Corbin Sr. (1751-1838)

Personal data Joseph Corbin Sr. 

• He was born on May 30, 1751 in Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, Verenigde Staten.Sources 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8
• (Removed) about 1778: With his family from Killingly, Connecticut to Williamstown, Berkshir.Source 8
• (DAR) : DAR Patriot Index-Centennial Edition, Part I, A-F; ID No.123930, ID N.

  DAR# A025946
  Service: CT
  Rank: Private
  Birth: 5/31/1751 Killingly, CT
  Death: 10/3/1838 Champlain, NY
  Pension: *S
  Service Source:
  Service Description: Capts Chandler, Clar; Cols Dennison, Simons also under Col Ethan Allen
  Spouse: Mary Tallmadge

• (Civil) on November 15, 1833 in Clinton Co., New York, Verenigde Staten: (New York Pensioners).Source 8
• (Pension Roll) between March 4, 1831 and 1833: He was placed n the pension roll of Champlain, Clinton County, New Yor.Sources 6, 8
• He died on October 3, 1838 in Champlain, Clinton, New York, USA, he was 87 years old.Sources 1, 2, 5, 8
• He is buried on October 4, 1838 in Champlain, Clinton, New York, USA.Sources 2, 9

  Joseph CORBIN
  Birth 30 May 1751
  Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut, USA
  Death 3 Oct 1838 (aged 87)
  Champlain, Clinton County, New York, USA
  Burial
  Glenwood Cemetery
  Champlain, Clinton County, New York, USA
  Plot B-1
  Memorial ID 121682950
  
  A soldier of the Revolution.
  
  Located through Northern New York Tombstone Transcriptions.
  
  Found at the DAR free search site;
  
  DAR# A025946
  Service: CT
  Rank: Private
  Birth: 5/31/1751 Killingly, CT
  Death: 10/3/1838 Champlain, NY
  Pension: *S
  Service Source:
  Service Description: Capts Chandler, Clar; Cols Dennison, Simons also under Col Ethan Allen
  Spouse: Mary Tallmadge

  (Glenwood Cemetery)

• A child of John Corbin and Martha Hosmer

Household of Joseph Corbin Sr.

He is married to Mariah 'Mary' Tallmadge.

They got married about 1772.Sources 2, 6, 7

Child(ren):

1. Amasa Corbin  1773-1799
2. William Corbin  1778-1809 
3. Martha Corbin  1779-1831 
4. Mary Corbin  1784-1870 
5. Marsena Corbin  1784-1883 
6. Alpha Corbin  1781-1827 
7. Josiah Corbin  1791-1873 
8. Hosmer Corbin  1793-1877 
9. Joseph Corbin  1789-1823

Event (Children): Children--the first two b. at Killingly, the rest at Williamstown, Mas.

Notes about Joseph Corbin Sr.

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, pp. 54 & 56 #48 JOSEPH CORBIN (John, Jabez, Clement), b. May 30, 1751, at Thompson Parish, Killingly, Conn.; m. Mary Tallmadge about 1772. She was b. Feb. 21, 1784 at Hamden, near New Haven, Conn., and was the dau. of Daniel and Mary Tallmadge."

Daniel Tallmadge was b. in Hambden, Connecticut, March 30, 1711; m. Mary Thompson, Aug 24, 1738. He lived and died at Hambden, and his estate was administered March 3, 1794. He was the son of Robert and Abigail (Peck) Tallmadge. Robert Tallmadge was b. in Hambden Oct 5, 1684, the son of Thomas Tallmadge (b. Oct 17, 1650, in New Haven, and d. March, 1733), and grandson of Robert Tallmadge, the first settler, who lived in New Haven and d. about 1685. He m. Sarah Nash, dau. of Thomas and Margery (Baker) Nash.

Abagail Peck was b. May 2, 1683, was living in 1768; she was the dau. of Joseph Peck, who was baptized. Sep 5, 1647, and lived and d. in New Haven; he married Sarah, dau. of Roger Alling of New Haven, Nov 28, 1672. Joseph Peck's widow administered his estate in 1720. He was the son of Henry Peck, one of the first settlers of New Haven, in 1638, and who d. in 1651. Roger Alling was another of the first settlers of new Haven, a deacon, and treasurer of the colony in 1661 and for some years after. He d. before 16893; he was a sergeant in the militia (Conn. Col. Records, Vol. I, p. 23). He m. Mary Nash, dau. of Thomas Nash; she d. Aug. 16, 1683. Thomas Nash and wife, Margery Baker, came over as early as 1637. He signed the compact at New Haven, was a gunsmith, and d. may 12, 1658. His wife d. Feb 11, 1656. She was the dau. of Nicholas Baker of Herts. Their children were all b. in England. He was at Guilford in 1639."
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Joseph CORBIN was a Revolutionary soldier, his record being as follows:
From the record of the Pension Bureau--
"Enlisted at Killingly, Sept., 1776, for three months, under Capt. Samuel Chandler, Col. Dennison; served around New York. Enlisted also in Dec., 1778 under the same. Enlisted in the fall of 1778 at Williamstown, Mass., for one month under Capt. Clark, Col. Simons, Enlisted, spring of 1779, for three weeks under the same. Applied for pension at Champlain, N.Y., and received $22.33 per annum from March 4, 1831.

From Massachusetts Soldiers in the Revolution---
"In Capt. Sloan's Company, Col. Barnes' Regiment, Oct. 11-22, 1781, on an alarm to Saratoga."

He removed with his family from Killingly, Connecticut, to Williamstown, Mass., about 1778, and to Champlain, Clinton County, New York, about 1798. He d. at Champlain, NY, Oct 3, 1838. His wife, who was quite an intellectual woman, d. at Champlain, Aug 16, 1638.

New York Pensioners:
Name:Joseph CORBIN
Rank:Private
County:Clinton Co.
Annual Allowance:22 33
Sums received:55 82
Description of service:New York militia
When placed on the pension roll:15 Nov 1833
Commencement of pension:4 Mar 1831

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