"A native of Centre county, Mr. Corl was born February 16, 1839, in Haines township, a son of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Vonada) Corl.
"The educational privileges of Peter Corl were such as the free schools of Pine Hall afforded. He was married May 28, 1863, to Miss Barbara Reish, daughter of Jacob Reish, of Union county, Penn. Ten children-seven sons and three daughters-have been born to them, as follows: W. K., a farmer by occupation, who married Ettie Garner; Jacob C., of Centre county, who married Elsie Kreps; Samuel I. and Peter M., at home; Maria, who married a Mr. Kreps, by whom she has one child; Daniel 0. ; Elizabeth E. ; Alvin K. ; Cora M., and James M.
"During the Civil war Mr. Corl manifested his loyalty by enlisting in the Union service; but as his parents objected he remained at home. He belongs to a good old Democratic family, and the principles of that party he also supports. He is an earnest Christian, holding membership with the Reformed Church, and is a charter member of the Grange in Centre county. He takes a genuine interest in the enterprises set on foot for the progress and welfare of his adopted county, and does all in his power to secure their advancement."
(Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, pg. 468-9)
"A native of Centre county, Mr. Corl was born February 16, 1839, in Haines township, a son of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Vonada) Corl.
"The educational privileges of Peter Corl were such as the free schools of Pine Hall afforded. He was married May 28, 1863, to Miss Barbara Reish, daughter of Jacob Reish, of Union county, Penn. Ten children-seven sons and three daughters-have been born to them, as follows: W. K., a farmer by occupation, who married Ettie Garner; Jacob C., of Centre county, who married Elsie Kreps; Samuel I. and Peter M., at home; Maria, who married a Mr. Kreps, by whom she has one child; Daniel 0. ; Elizabeth E. ; Alvin K. ; Cora M., and James M.
"During the Civil war Mr. Corl manifested his loyalty by enlisting in the Union service; but as his parents objected he remained at home. He belongs to a good old Democratic family, and the principles of that party he also supports. He is an earnest Christian, holding membership with the Reformed Church, and is a charter member of the Grange in Centre county. He takes a genuine interest in the enterprises set on foot for the progress and welfare of his adopted county, and does all in his power to secure their advancement."
(Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania, pg. 468-9)
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PETER CORL
FEB. 16 1839 - JAN. 7 1917
ANNA B. CORL
MAR. 16 1841 - SEP. 30, 1922
CORL
Family Members
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William Klechner Corl
1863–1922
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Jacob Clayton Corl
1865–1950
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Benjamin B Corl
1867–1867
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Samuel Isaac Corl
1868–1941
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Maria Corl Krebs
1870–1950
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Peter Milford Corl Jr
1872–1954
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Daniel Otis Corl
1873–1968
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Elizabeth Corl Strouse
1876–1966
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Alvin K Corl
1878–1956
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Winfield S Corl
1880–1880
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Cora May Corl
1880–1969
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James Madison Corl
1882–1960
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