Corbett first married Clara May Fulkerson (1891) on May 28, 1910 in Ashtabula County, OH.
They would divorce sometime before Corbett's second marriage to Emily Murray (1897) on May 30, 1914 in Marion County, IN. Corbett and Emily would have two sons, Corbett R. (1915) and Robert E. (1918). I believe Emily died, possibly because of childbirth, because of Corbett's next marriage so soon after Robert's birth, the fact that he kept the children, and his subsequent move back to Ohio by 1920.
Corbett next married Frieda B. (Curtis) Poundstone on Aug. 2, 1919 in Indianapolis, Marion County, IN. She had two daughters from her previous marriage to Freeman Poundstone (1890); Eleanor (1912) and Marion E. (1916). Corbett and Frieda would be met with several heartaches as they had three stillborn children, and a son, Charles (1916), who lived just short of six years old.
Painesville Telegraph, Sunday, February, 25, 1973, Pg. 2-A
Corbett J. Fleming
Corbett J. Fleming, 80, of 7908 Painesville-Ravenna Road died Friday of natural causes at Lake County Memorial Hospital-East. Mr. Fleming was born May 28, 1892, in West Farmington and has been a lifetime resident of the area. He was a member of the First Church of Christ in Painesville, and had retired as a yard foreman in 1957 from the C and O and B and O Railroad.
Survivors include his widow Frieda, whom he had married in 1919; sons Corbett R. and David R., both of Cleveland; daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Ponzi, of Sarasota, Fla., and Mrs. Marion Myers, of Painesville; sisters, Mrs. Ethel Gebeau, of Painesville, and Mrs. Irene Pernoza, of Painesville; 12 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Monday at the Spear Funeral Home, 667 Mentor Ave., Painesville with the Rev. Amon G. McSwords, First Church Congregational, officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. The family requests that memorials go to the First Congregational Church's building fund.
Bio and obituary provided by Greg Square
They would divorce sometime before Corbett's second marriage to Emily Murray (1897) on May 30, 1914 in Marion County, IN. Corbett and Emily would have two sons, Corbett R. (1915) and Robert E. (1918). I believe Emily died, possibly because of childbirth, because of Corbett's next marriage so soon after Robert's birth, the fact that he kept the children, and his subsequent move back to Ohio by 1920.
Corbett next married Frieda B. (Curtis) Poundstone on Aug. 2, 1919 in Indianapolis, Marion County, IN. She had two daughters from her previous marriage to Freeman Poundstone (1890); Eleanor (1912) and Marion E. (1916). Corbett and Frieda would be met with several heartaches as they had three stillborn children, and a son, Charles (1916), who lived just short of six years old.
Painesville Telegraph, Sunday, February, 25, 1973, Pg. 2-A
Corbett J. Fleming
Corbett J. Fleming, 80, of 7908 Painesville-Ravenna Road died Friday of natural causes at Lake County Memorial Hospital-East. Mr. Fleming was born May 28, 1892, in West Farmington and has been a lifetime resident of the area. He was a member of the First Church of Christ in Painesville, and had retired as a yard foreman in 1957 from the C and O and B and O Railroad.
Survivors include his widow Frieda, whom he had married in 1919; sons Corbett R. and David R., both of Cleveland; daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Ponzi, of Sarasota, Fla., and Mrs. Marion Myers, of Painesville; sisters, Mrs. Ethel Gebeau, of Painesville, and Mrs. Irene Pernoza, of Painesville; 12 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Monday at the Spear Funeral Home, 667 Mentor Ave., Painesville with the Rev. Amon G. McSwords, First Church Congregational, officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. The family requests that memorials go to the First Congregational Church's building fund.
Bio and obituary provided by Greg Square
Corbett first married Clara May Fulkerson (1891) on May 28, 1910 in Ashtabula County, OH.
They would divorce sometime before Corbett's second marriage to Emily Murray (1897) on May 30, 1914 in Marion County, IN. Corbett and Emily would have two sons, Corbett R. (1915) and Robert E. (1918). I believe Emily died, possibly because of childbirth, because of Corbett's next marriage so soon after Robert's birth, the fact that he kept the children, and his subsequent move back to Ohio by 1920.
Corbett next married Frieda B. (Curtis) Poundstone on Aug. 2, 1919 in Indianapolis, Marion County, IN. She had two daughters from her previous marriage to Freeman Poundstone (1890); Eleanor (1912) and Marion E. (1916). Corbett and Frieda would be met with several heartaches as they had three stillborn children, and a son, Charles (1916), who lived just short of six years old.
Painesville Telegraph, Sunday, February, 25, 1973, Pg. 2-A
Corbett J. Fleming
Corbett J. Fleming, 80, of 7908 Painesville-Ravenna Road died Friday of natural causes at Lake County Memorial Hospital-East. Mr. Fleming was born May 28, 1892, in West Farmington and has been a lifetime resident of the area. He was a member of the First Church of Christ in Painesville, and had retired as a yard foreman in 1957 from the C and O and B and O Railroad.
Survivors include his widow Frieda, whom he had married in 1919; sons Corbett R. and David R., both of Cleveland; daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Ponzi, of Sarasota, Fla., and Mrs. Marion Myers, of Painesville; sisters, Mrs. Ethel Gebeau, of Painesville, and Mrs. Irene Pernoza, of Painesville; 12 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Monday at the Spear Funeral Home, 667 Mentor Ave., Painesville with the Rev. Amon G. McSwords, First Church Congregational, officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. The family requests that memorials go to the First Congregational Church's building fund.
Bio and obituary provided by Greg Square
They would divorce sometime before Corbett's second marriage to Emily Murray (1897) on May 30, 1914 in Marion County, IN. Corbett and Emily would have two sons, Corbett R. (1915) and Robert E. (1918). I believe Emily died, possibly because of childbirth, because of Corbett's next marriage so soon after Robert's birth, the fact that he kept the children, and his subsequent move back to Ohio by 1920.
Corbett next married Frieda B. (Curtis) Poundstone on Aug. 2, 1919 in Indianapolis, Marion County, IN. She had two daughters from her previous marriage to Freeman Poundstone (1890); Eleanor (1912) and Marion E. (1916). Corbett and Frieda would be met with several heartaches as they had three stillborn children, and a son, Charles (1916), who lived just short of six years old.
Painesville Telegraph, Sunday, February, 25, 1973, Pg. 2-A
Corbett J. Fleming
Corbett J. Fleming, 80, of 7908 Painesville-Ravenna Road died Friday of natural causes at Lake County Memorial Hospital-East. Mr. Fleming was born May 28, 1892, in West Farmington and has been a lifetime resident of the area. He was a member of the First Church of Christ in Painesville, and had retired as a yard foreman in 1957 from the C and O and B and O Railroad.
Survivors include his widow Frieda, whom he had married in 1919; sons Corbett R. and David R., both of Cleveland; daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Ponzi, of Sarasota, Fla., and Mrs. Marion Myers, of Painesville; sisters, Mrs. Ethel Gebeau, of Painesville, and Mrs. Irene Pernoza, of Painesville; 12 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Monday at the Spear Funeral Home, 667 Mentor Ave., Painesville with the Rev. Amon G. McSwords, First Church Congregational, officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. The family requests that memorials go to the First Congregational Church's building fund.
Bio and obituary provided by Greg Square
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