Descendants Clement Corbin » Jabez Corbin Sr. (1668-1736)

Données personnelles Jabez Corbin Sr. 

• Il est né en l'an 1668 dans Muddy River (now Brookline), Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.Les sources 8, 11, 12

  (G.S.I.)

• Il a été baptisé le 23 février 1667/68.Source 11
• Profession: Merchange and weaver.
• (Land Grant) en l'an 1715: Jabez was deeded land in Woodstock to the Province of Massachusetts (p.Source 6
• (Land Sale) en l'an 1711 dans Thompson, Windham, Connecticut, USA: (was Quinnatisset).
• (Aka (Facts Pg)) : Jabesh per town records.
• (Prominent) : (G.S.I.) An Early Settler and a Prominent Citizen of Woodstock.Source 11
• (Land Sale) en l'an 1726 dans Thompson, Windham, Connecticut, USA: to John Dwight.
• (Land Grant) en l'an 1688 dans Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut, USA: (Lot 48) Settled in Woodstock.
• (Land Grant) en l'an 1693 dans Windham County, Connecticut, Verenigde Staten: (Twelve square rod of land for a shop).
• Il est décédé le 23 octobre 1736 dans Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut, USA, il avait 68 ans.Les sources 1, 2, 7, 11, 13

  (G.S.I.) Aged: Abt 69 (V.R.)

• Il est enterré dans Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut, USA.Les sources 7, 11

  Jabez CORBIN, Sr
  Birth 1668
  Brookline, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA
  Death 23 Oct 1736 (aged 67-68)
  USA
  Burial
  Woodstock Hill Cemetery
  Woodstock, Windham County, Connecticut, USA
  Memorial ID 10856972

  (Woodstock Hill Cemetery; the old I.O.O.F. cemetery, near the southwes

• Répartition des actifs le 16 novembre 1736 naar Massachusetts, USA.Source 4
• Un enfant de Clement [First Settler] Corbin et Dorcas Buckminster

Famille de Jabez Corbin Sr.

Il est marié avec Mary Morse.

Ils se sont mariés le 22 août 1692 à Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut, USA, il avait 24 ans.Les sources 5, 8, 9, 14

Enfant(s):

1. 2d Joseph Corbin  -1751
2. John Corbin  1698-1751 
3. Dorcas Corbin  1694-± 1698
4. Jabez Corbin  -1797 
5. Eliphalet Corbin  1708-????
6. Benjamin Corbin  1704-1780 
7. Robert Corbin  1710-1758 
8. Ebenezer Corbin  1706-1775 
9. Thomas Gawain Corbin  1693-1771 
10. Joseph Corbin  1700-1700

Evénement (Children): Ten (Lawson, p. 28).Source 8

Notes par Jabez 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. 26, 27 #6 "JABEZ CORBIN (Clement), bapt. Feb 23, 1668; m. Mary Morse in 1692. She was b. Aug 31, 1672, and was the dau. of Lieut. Anthony and Mary (Barnard) Morse of Newbury, Mass. Lieut. Anthony Morse, b.1638, was the son of Anthony and Mary Morse, and was twice married. He had a large family, and d. Feb 25, 1716-7. His second wife Mary Barnard, b. in Salisbury, Mass., Sep 22, 1645, m. Anthony Morse Nov 11, 1669, and lived in Newbury, Mass. He d. and she m. 2nd, Philip Eastman, Aug 22, 1678, and lived in Haverhill and afterwards in Woodstock (see under James CORBIN who m. Hannah Eastman, dau. of Philip and Mary and half-sister to the wife of Jabez CORBIN). The father of Mary Barnard was Thomas Barnard of Salisbury, who was killed by the Indians at Amesbury before 1667. He m. Eleanor ______before 1645; she m. 2nd, George Little of Newbury, July 19, 1681, and was living Nov 27, 1694. Anthony Morse, Sr. b. at Marlboro, Wiltshire, England, May 9, 1606, emigrated to America in 1635, settled at Newburg, and d. there Oct 12, 1686. He was a man of influence and high standing... (See the Morse Genealogy.)

Lieut. Jabez CORBIN settled in Woodstock about 1688, where his home lot was No. 48 He was an active citizen of Woodstock and a partner of his brother James in store keeping. His occupation was given in deeds as that of "a merchant and weaver." He sold land in Quinnatisset, now Thompson, in 1711,. which was said to have been "much infested with bears, wolves and Indians, and where a log fort was necessary for the protection of the settlers.

In 1693 he was allowed twelve square rods of land for a shop. In 1726 he sold a large tract of land in Thompson to John Dwight. In 1721 he was granted liberty to build a pew, and in 1722 had the fifth choice of pews in the new meeting-house."
Ellen D. Larned, "History of Windham County, Connecticut," Vol I, 1600-1760, p. 29
"Jabez CORBIN's lot adjoined that of James CORBIN, his father." p. 174 "Isaac Jewett of Rowley and John Younglove soon followed Sampson Howe, settling further north between the rivers, on land purchased of Jabez CORBIN in 1711." p. 180 . . . "Josiah Dwight, who secured a large tract from Jabez CORBIN in 1726. ". . .
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[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 11, Ed. 1, Tree #0820)
He sold land in Quinnatisset, now Thompson, in 1711, which was said to have been "much infested with bears, wolves and Indians," and where a log fort was necessary for the protection of the settlers. In 1693 he was allowed twelve square rods of land for a shop. In 1726 he sold a large tract of land in Thompson to John Dwight. In 1721 he was granted liberty to build a pew, and in 1722 had the fifth choice of pews in the new meeting-house.
He made his will April 24, 1736, making his son Robert his executor. This will was probated November 16, 1736. He was buried in the old cemetery at Woodstock hill, where a rude gravestone still stands, on which the name only is now legible..
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New England Families Genealogical and Memorial: Volume IV
Author: William Richard Cutter Page 2045
(II) Lieutenant Jabez CORBIN, son of Clement CORBIN, was baptized February 23, 1668; married, in 1692, Mary Morse, born August 31, 1672, daughter of Lieutenant Anthony and Mary (Barnard) Morse, of Newbury. Lieutenant Anthony was son of Anthony, the immigrant, and wife Mary. The home lot of Jabez CORBIN was No. 48 in Woodstock, whither he came in 1688, and he was in partnership with his brother James in trade. He is called a merchant and weaver in various deeds. He was constable of Woodstock in 1725. He married (second) July 5, 1728, Mary Edmunds. His will was dated April 24, 1736, and proved November 16, 1736. He died October 23, 1736, and his gravestone is standing. Children, born at Woodstock: Thomas, June 26, 1693; Dorcas, December 11, 1694; Jabez, January 4, 1696-7; John, mentioned below; Joseph, December 14, 1700; Joseph, March 17, 1702; Benjamin, May 23, 1704; Ebenezer, April 15, 1706; Eliphalet, April 26, 1708; Robert, May 24, 1710.
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Town records list his name as "Jabesh". He settled in Woodstock about 1688, where his home lot was No 48. He was an active citizen of Woodstock and a partner of his brother James in store keeping. His occupation is given in deeds as that of "merchange and weaver." In 1693 he was allowed twelve square rods of land for a shop. He sold land in Quinnatisset (now Thompson) in 1711. In 1721 he was granted liberty to build a pew, and in 1722 had the fifth choice of pews in the new meeting-house. In 1726 he sold land in Thompson to John Dwight. He was constable of the town of Woodstock in 1725. He was constable of the town of Woodstock in 1725. In 1726 he sold land in Thompson to John Dwight.

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