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Florence May Van BenschotenAge: 8518561941

Name
Florence May Van Benschoten
Given names
Florence May
Surname
Van Benschoten
Birth June 10, 1856 26 28
Marriage of a parentGeorge Sheffield “Sheff” Van BenschotenSarah A. ClafflinView family
September 13, 1862 (Age 6)
Birth of a half-sisterNellie May Van Benschoten
September 26, 1863 (Age 7)
Birth of a half-sisterCarrie Melissa Van Benschoten
September 1, 1865 (Age 9)
Birth of a half-brotherErnest Van Benschoten
August 14, 1869 (Age 13)
Birth of a half-brotherVictor Van Benschoten
1873 (Age 16)
Death of a maternal grandmotherPolly Gray or Graybill
1874 (Age 17)
Death of a paternal grandmotherRebecca Smith
September 26, 1877 (Age 21)
MarriageJames CorbinView family
August 11, 1880 (Age 24)
Birth of a daughter
#1
Grace M. Corbin
August 23, 1881 (Age 25)

Death of a motherChloe Knapp
January 12, 1883 (Age 26)
Death of a paternal grandfatherDaniel Hoffman Van Benschoten
January 20, 1885 (Age 28)
Death of a fatherGeorge Sheffield “Sheff” Van Benschoten
August 22, 1885 (Age 29)
Birth of a daughter
#2
Florence Maud Corbin
December 21, 1888 (Age 32)
Note: Name at birth was Maud Florence Corbin.
Birth of a son
#3
Charles Van Benschoten Corbin
March 1, 1891 (Age 34)
Death of a maternal grandfatherHiram Knapp
July 6, 1891 (Age 35)
Marriage of a childJeremiah Nathaniel “Jay” StephensGrace M. CorbinView family
February 6, 1901 (Age 44)
Residence 1902 (Age 45)
Residence 1906 (Age 49)
Citation details: Vol. X, No. 14, Sept. 14, 1906
Text:
Nick Sennhenn is reported quite ill from typhoid fever. Mrs. James Corbin is reported quite ill from the same disease.
Marriage of a childFrank Burdette “Dette” ParsonsFlorence Maud CorbinView family
January 19, 1910 (Age 53)
Marriage of a childCharles Van Benschoten CorbinHazel B. YarickView family
Type: Religious marriage
April 9, 1914 (Age 57)
Residence 1920 (Age 63)
Death of a husbandJames Corbin
March 11, 1922 (Age 65)
Citation details: after March 11, 1922
Text:
James Corbin Died Saturday Saturday, March 11, marked the close of life for James Corbin, for many years a familiar figure in the work and on the streets of Vermilion. Quiet and unassuming, the presence of Mr. Corbin was felt rather than seen. He was a carpenter by trade. Fond of the water, his spare time was usually spent along the river or lake and often with children in charge. He was a member of the Security Benefit Association and the Vermilion Boat Club. He was born August 26, 1853 and was sixty-eight years, six months and fifteen days of age. He was ill with asthma and flu about ten days. He leaves to mourn their great loss, his wife, two daughters, Mrs. jay Stephens and Mrs. F. B. Parsons of Vermilion, one son, Charles of Sandusky, two brothers, Edward Corbin of Toledo and George Corbin of Menomimee, Michigan. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs. F. B. Parsons where he was taken a few days before his death.
Death of a daughterGrace M. Corbin
July 29, 1933 (Age 77)
hobby
played organ

Note: She played by ear. One day her granddaughter, Bernadette Parsons, came home from a concert and her grandmother asked her to play on the piano the melody she had heard. When Bernadette couldn't do it, her grandmother said, "Why not?"
Death August 30, 1941 (Age 85)
Burial
Family with parents - View family
father
mother
 
Marriage: September 1850
6 years
Father’s family with Sarah A. Clafflin - View family
father
step-mother
 
Marriage: September 13, 1862Milan, Ohio
1 year
half-sister
23 months
half-sister
4 years
half-brother
4 years
half-brother
Family with James Corbin - View family
husband
 
Marriage: August 11, 1880Vermilion, Erie Co., Ohio
1 year
daughter
7 years
daughter
Florence Maud Corbin
Birth: December 21, 1888 35 32Wakeman, Florence Township, Huron County, Ohio
Death: May 27, 1975Bethesda Memorial Hospital, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County, FL
2 years
son

ResidenceVermilion News
Citation details: Vol. X, No. 14, Sept. 14, 1906
Text:
Nick Sennhenn is reported quite ill from typhoid fever. Mrs. James Corbin is reported quite ill from the same disease.
hobbyrecollection of Bernadette Parsons Wakefield
hobby
She played by ear. One day her granddaughter, Bernadette Parsons, came home from a concert and her grandmother asked her to play on the piano the melody she had heard. When Bernadette couldn't do it, her grandmother said, "Why not?"
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Date of entry in original source: 1934
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On back of photo it says: Florence Corbin Age 25, 1881