Married twice:
1) Patience Hallock, 04/08/1782, in Fayette Co, PA
2) Elizabeth Fansler, 01/02/1820. She had children from an earlier marriage to
John Corbly or Corbley.
The Corwin Genealogy lists nine children from the first wife: Elizabeth,
Benjamin, Matthias, Mary, Hon. Thomas, Jesse, Rhoda, Phebe, Amelia.
And says there were no children from the second wife.
One of his children, Thomas, was later Governor of Ohio, legislator, and
Ambassador to Mexico during the 1860 Mexican Revolutionary period.
Courtesy Find A Grave Member Silverfox
1) Patience Hallock, 04/08/1782, in Fayette Co, PA
2) Elizabeth Fansler, 01/02/1820. She had children from an earlier marriage to
John Corbly or Corbley.
The Corwin Genealogy lists nine children from the first wife: Elizabeth,
Benjamin, Matthias, Mary, Hon. Thomas, Jesse, Rhoda, Phebe, Amelia.
And says there were no children from the second wife.
One of his children, Thomas, was later Governor of Ohio, legislator, and
Ambassador to Mexico during the 1860 Mexican Revolutionary period.
Courtesy Find A Grave Member Silverfox
Married twice:
1) Patience Hallock, 04/08/1782, in Fayette Co, PA
2) Elizabeth Fansler, 01/02/1820. She had children from an earlier marriage to
John Corbly or Corbley.
The Corwin Genealogy lists nine children from the first wife: Elizabeth,
Benjamin, Matthias, Mary, Hon. Thomas, Jesse, Rhoda, Phebe, Amelia.
And says there were no children from the second wife.
One of his children, Thomas, was later Governor of Ohio, legislator, and
Ambassador to Mexico during the 1860 Mexican Revolutionary period.
Courtesy Find A Grave Member Silverfox
1) Patience Hallock, 04/08/1782, in Fayette Co, PA
2) Elizabeth Fansler, 01/02/1820. She had children from an earlier marriage to
John Corbly or Corbley.
The Corwin Genealogy lists nine children from the first wife: Elizabeth,
Benjamin, Matthias, Mary, Hon. Thomas, Jesse, Rhoda, Phebe, Amelia.
And says there were no children from the second wife.
One of his children, Thomas, was later Governor of Ohio, legislator, and
Ambassador to Mexico during the 1860 Mexican Revolutionary period.
Courtesy Find A Grave Member Silverfox
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