Direct Descendant of Clement Corbin, of Muddy River (Brookline), Massachusetts & Woodstock, Connecticut.
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Son of Jabez and Mary (Morse) Corbin. Married Martha Dresser on April 15, 1731. Married second Judith Harding on January 10, 1757.
Children with Martha DRESSER — born Windham Co., CT:
1. Martha CORBIN, b. 27 Jan 1731/2; m. 27 Jan 1756, Obadiah PEAK
2. Anna CORBIN, b. 24 Sep 1733; m. Mr. BUGBEE
3. Keziah CORBIN, b. 8 Jan 1737/8; d. 1 Dec 1756; m. 22 May 1755, Edward AINSWORTH (1729-1806); no issue
4. Silas CORBIN, b. 17 Feb 1739/40
5. Mary CORBIN, b. 8 Dec 1741; d. 21 Mar 1749
6. Abigail CORBIN, b. 20 Mar 1743; d. 26 Mar 1749
7. Sabra/Sebra/Senbury Corbin, b. 3 Mar 1745 married Ezra Lyon.
8. Ebenezer CORBIN, b. 6 Nov 1749; d. 20 Sep 1754
9. Abigail CORBIN, b. 7 Mar 1752; prob. m. 3 Dec 1772, Amos BROUGHTON
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Rev. Harvey M. Lawson, Ph.B., B.D., "History and Genealogy of the Descendants of Clement Corbin," 1905, pp. 35-36 #18
"EBENEZER CORBIN (Jabez, Clement), b. April 15, 1706; m. 1st Martha Dresser, dau. of Richard and Mary (Peabody) Dresser of Thompson, April 15, 1731; she d. March 12 (or 22), 1752, ae. 40. He m. 2d, Judith Harding of Wrentham, Mass., Jan 10, 1757. He lived in West Woodstock and was one of the founders and one of the first two deacons of the Congregational Church there. In 1749 he was admitted as a freeman with others when Woodstock became a part of Connecticut. In 1747 he was appointed to make coffins in West Woodstock. He was a grand juror in 1760, a representative in the General Assembly from Woodstock in the sessions of 1755 and 1756. In 1771 he was appointed to present a Church controversy to Gov. Trumbull for advice. He d. May 25, 1775. His widow, Judith Corbin of Wrentham, executed a Will November 14, 1780. She made a Will in 1792."
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Son of Jabez and Mary (Morse) Corbin. Married Martha Dresser on April 15, 1731. Married second Judith Harding on January 10, 1757.
Children with Martha DRESSER — born Windham Co., CT:
1. Martha CORBIN, b. 27 Jan 1731/2; m. 27 Jan 1756, Obadiah PEAK
2. Anna CORBIN, b. 24 Sep 1733; m. Mr. BUGBEE
3. Keziah CORBIN, b. 8 Jan 1737/8; d. 1 Dec 1756; m. 22 May 1755, Edward AINSWORTH (1729-1806); no issue
4. Silas CORBIN, b. 17 Feb 1739/40
5. Mary CORBIN, b. 8 Dec 1741; d. 21 Mar 1749
6. Abigail CORBIN, b. 20 Mar 1743; d. 26 Mar 1749
7. Sabra/Sebra/Senbury Corbin, b. 3 Mar 1745 married Ezra Lyon.
8. Ebenezer CORBIN, b. 6 Nov 1749; d. 20 Sep 1754
9. Abigail CORBIN, b. 7 Mar 1752; prob. m. 3 Dec 1772, Amos BROUGHTON
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Rev. Harvey M. Lawson, Ph.B., B.D., "History and Genealogy of the Descendants of Clement Corbin," 1905, pp. 35-36 #18
"EBENEZER CORBIN (Jabez, Clement), b. April 15, 1706; m. 1st Martha Dresser, dau. of Richard and Mary (Peabody) Dresser of Thompson, April 15, 1731; she d. March 12 (or 22), 1752, ae. 40. He m. 2d, Judith Harding of Wrentham, Mass., Jan 10, 1757. He lived in West Woodstock and was one of the founders and one of the first two deacons of the Congregational Church there. In 1749 he was admitted as a freeman with others when Woodstock became a part of Connecticut. In 1747 he was appointed to make coffins in West Woodstock. He was a grand juror in 1760, a representative in the General Assembly from Woodstock in the sessions of 1755 and 1756. In 1771 he was appointed to present a Church controversy to Gov. Trumbull for advice. He d. May 25, 1775. His widow, Judith Corbin of Wrentham, executed a Will November 14, 1780. She made a Will in 1792."
Direct Descendant of Clement Corbin, of Muddy River (Brookline), Massachusetts & Woodstock, Connecticut.
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Son of Jabez and Mary (Morse) Corbin. Married Martha Dresser on April 15, 1731. Married second Judith Harding on January 10, 1757.
Children with Martha DRESSER — born Windham Co., CT:
1. Martha CORBIN, b. 27 Jan 1731/2; m. 27 Jan 1756, Obadiah PEAK
2. Anna CORBIN, b. 24 Sep 1733; m. Mr. BUGBEE
3. Keziah CORBIN, b. 8 Jan 1737/8; d. 1 Dec 1756; m. 22 May 1755, Edward AINSWORTH (1729-1806); no issue
4. Silas CORBIN, b. 17 Feb 1739/40
5. Mary CORBIN, b. 8 Dec 1741; d. 21 Mar 1749
6. Abigail CORBIN, b. 20 Mar 1743; d. 26 Mar 1749
7. Sabra/Sebra/Senbury Corbin, b. 3 Mar 1745 married Ezra Lyon.
8. Ebenezer CORBIN, b. 6 Nov 1749; d. 20 Sep 1754
9. Abigail CORBIN, b. 7 Mar 1752; prob. m. 3 Dec 1772, Amos BROUGHTON
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Rev. Harvey M. Lawson, Ph.B., B.D., "History and Genealogy of the Descendants of Clement Corbin," 1905, pp. 35-36 #18
"EBENEZER CORBIN (Jabez, Clement), b. April 15, 1706; m. 1st Martha Dresser, dau. of Richard and Mary (Peabody) Dresser of Thompson, April 15, 1731; she d. March 12 (or 22), 1752, ae. 40. He m. 2d, Judith Harding of Wrentham, Mass., Jan 10, 1757. He lived in West Woodstock and was one of the founders and one of the first two deacons of the Congregational Church there. In 1749 he was admitted as a freeman with others when Woodstock became a part of Connecticut. In 1747 he was appointed to make coffins in West Woodstock. He was a grand juror in 1760, a representative in the General Assembly from Woodstock in the sessions of 1755 and 1756. In 1771 he was appointed to present a Church controversy to Gov. Trumbull for advice. He d. May 25, 1775. His widow, Judith Corbin of Wrentham, executed a Will November 14, 1780. She made a Will in 1792."
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Son of Jabez and Mary (Morse) Corbin. Married Martha Dresser on April 15, 1731. Married second Judith Harding on January 10, 1757.
Children with Martha DRESSER — born Windham Co., CT:
1. Martha CORBIN, b. 27 Jan 1731/2; m. 27 Jan 1756, Obadiah PEAK
2. Anna CORBIN, b. 24 Sep 1733; m. Mr. BUGBEE
3. Keziah CORBIN, b. 8 Jan 1737/8; d. 1 Dec 1756; m. 22 May 1755, Edward AINSWORTH (1729-1806); no issue
4. Silas CORBIN, b. 17 Feb 1739/40
5. Mary CORBIN, b. 8 Dec 1741; d. 21 Mar 1749
6. Abigail CORBIN, b. 20 Mar 1743; d. 26 Mar 1749
7. Sabra/Sebra/Senbury Corbin, b. 3 Mar 1745 married Ezra Lyon.
8. Ebenezer CORBIN, b. 6 Nov 1749; d. 20 Sep 1754
9. Abigail CORBIN, b. 7 Mar 1752; prob. m. 3 Dec 1772, Amos BROUGHTON
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Rev. Harvey M. Lawson, Ph.B., B.D., "History and Genealogy of the Descendants of Clement Corbin," 1905, pp. 35-36 #18
"EBENEZER CORBIN (Jabez, Clement), b. April 15, 1706; m. 1st Martha Dresser, dau. of Richard and Mary (Peabody) Dresser of Thompson, April 15, 1731; she d. March 12 (or 22), 1752, ae. 40. He m. 2d, Judith Harding of Wrentham, Mass., Jan 10, 1757. He lived in West Woodstock and was one of the founders and one of the first two deacons of the Congregational Church there. In 1749 he was admitted as a freeman with others when Woodstock became a part of Connecticut. In 1747 he was appointed to make coffins in West Woodstock. He was a grand juror in 1760, a representative in the General Assembly from Woodstock in the sessions of 1755 and 1756. In 1771 he was appointed to present a Church controversy to Gov. Trumbull for advice. He d. May 25, 1775. His widow, Judith Corbin of Wrentham, executed a Will November 14, 1780. She made a Will in 1792."
Inscription
In Memory of Deac. Ebenezer CORBIN who Died May 25 1775 in the 69th Year of his Age.
The sweet Remembrance of the Just
Shall flourish when they sleep in Dust
