Miscellaneous Corin References

Numerous Corin descendants cannot immediately be 'fitted in' to the family tree. The Carne Corins are one example. Another is the Philip Corin who was born around 1805 and married Catherine Oates - was he the son of the Philip baptized in 1780 or the Philip baptized in 1786. It seems safest to collect miscellaneous Corins into separate sections until they can be shown to descend from some particular ancestor in the main history. This section originally included the John Corin who died in March (?May) 1859 at Trungle Farm, Paul, whom Leonie Chirgwin's researches have identified with the son of John Corin and Grace Rodda baptized on 30 November 1806 at Penzance.

This section is thus a scratch-pad for miscellaneous Corins. These include:
John Corin (1754?-1824) of Mary Tavy and Tavistock.
Daniel Corin (1791-1863), who married Mary Littlejohns.
John Corin, who married Thomasin Hockin at Camborne in 1809.
William Corin, who married Jane Trenerry at Camborne in 1806.
William Corin, who married Ellen Wakem in Redruth.

JOHN CORIN (1754?-1824) lived in Mary Tavy and Tavistock. His wife, Mary, was some three years younger than he. He was living in West Street, Tavistock, at the time of his death. He was buried on 23 May 1824. His widow survived him by ten years, being buried at Tavistock on 24 November 1834, aged 77.

1 PHILIP CORIN (1793-?), baptized at Mary Tavy, the parish adjacent to Tavistock, on 31 March 1793. He does not seem to have survived.

2 JOHN CORIN (1794-1837), baptized on 8 April 1794 at Tavistock. He died at West Street, Tavistock, in 1827, aged 32, and was buried on 2 October.

4 WILLIAM CORIN (1800-1855) was born in 1800, but not baptized until 12 December 1801, at Tavistock. He was a miner. He married Grace Piper, born at Beaford, Devon, on 30 April 1824, at Tavistock. The couple were living at Mary Tavy, adjacent to Tavistock in 1827. In 1838, they were living at Foundry Buildings, Tavistock. William died in 1859 and was buried on 9 December. His widow survived him and was living in 1861 in Exeter St next to her son William.

4.1 DANIEL CORIN (1825-?) was baptized on 24 August 1825 at Tavistock. On 11 February 1849 he married Jane Croker, a farmer's daughter a couple of years older than himself. Daniel worked as a labourer. In 1861 he and Jane were living at 38 Navy Row, Morice Town, Devonport, together with his brother Thomas and his family. By 1871 the couple were at 12 Ross St., Morice Town, Devonport, where Daniel was employed in H.M. Dockyard. In 1881, Daniel was still employed at the dockyard, but the couple had moved to 6 Garden St., where they had a lodger, Florence K. Bickford, aged 6. Garden St and Ross St are two turnings off Albert Road, Devonport.

4.2 JOHN CORIN (1827-?), baptized at Mary Tavy on 2 September 1827.

4.3 MARY ANN CORIN (1828-1841), baptized at Tavistock on 21 October 1828, and buried, aged 13, on 12 April 1841.

4.4 WILLIAM CORIN (1831-1835), buried at Tavistock on 2 July 1835, aged 4.

4.5 THOMAS CORIN (1834-19??), born during November 1834, but baptized at Tavistock on 21 October 1835. He enlisted in the Royal Navy on 2 February 1856. At the time he was described as being 5 feet 4 inches tall, with blue eyes, light brown hair and fair complexion. On 8 May 1860, he married Ann Gregory at St Andrew's, Plymouth. He served twenty years in the Navy, but also kept a public house. The couple had four children recorded in the 1881 Census Returns:

4.5.1 HARRY CORIN (1861-?), unmarried and an apprentice in 1881, born at Morice Town.

4.5.2 CHARLES CORIN (1864-?), also an apprentice in 1881.

4.5.3 EDITH CORIN (1866-?), born at Morice Town like her elder brothers.

4.5.4 THOMAS CORIN (1873-?), born at Plymouth.

4.6 WILLIAM CORIN (1838-?), born at Tavistock on 29 June 1838. In 1861 he was a moulder. On 12 June 1859 he married Mary Jane Mitchell, a miner's daughter from Tavistock. He was working as a moulder, and living in Exeter St., Tavistock in 1861. However, within six weeks of census day, his life changed. Like his brother Thomas, he served twenty years in the Navy, enlisting on 25 May 1861 as a stoker. He was 2½ inches taller than his brother, but with the same blue eyes and fair complexion. For a time he was on the HMS Indus together with Thomas. There used to be a custom in the Royal Navy whereby an elder son could 'claim' his brother to work on the same ship, and hopefully keep him out of trouble.

At some time following the birth of Annie in 1880 (she, as her elder siblings before her , was born in Devonport), the family moved North and settled in Willington Quay (Wallsend). It is believed in the family that William intended specifically to work at the North Eastern Marine shipyard in Wallsend. William did indeed work there along with son Thomas and possibly other sons.

William and Mary Jane appear to have had nine children:

4.6.1 WILLIAM HENRY CORIN (1860-1918) was born in 1859 or 1860. On 3 May 1882 he married Kate Binmore at Stoke Damerel. In the marriage register, he is described as a coach painter, and his father as a Royal Naval pensioner. They emigrated to South Africa around the turn of the century - it is said to escape debts later paid by his brother Thomas. They lived at several addresses, though principally Tamar House, Argyle Street, Woodstock, near Cape Town - a typical colonial house with a corrugated iron roof and a verandah. William died in Cape Town on 22 October 1918. His widow married again, to a tailor called Wakeman, and lived on until at least the eve of the Second World War. They had a number of children, the three eldest being:

4.6.1.1 ANNIE CORIN.

4.6.1.2 WILL CORIN.

4.6.1.3 EMILY CORIN.

And their grandchildren included:

4.6.1.3.1 GEORGE (?) T. CORIN, who used to paint scenes, flowers, etc., which were sent to relatives as Christmas cards.

4.6.1.3.2 PHYLLIS BERGMAN, living at 130 Prospect Road, Walmer, Port Elizabeth 6070 in 1989 (see Corin Newsletter No. 5)

4.6.2 EMILY CORIN (1862-1962). She left home at the age of 14 to help look after the children of a wealthy mine owner (believed to be in London). In later years she returned to the family in Wallsend and lived with her sister Bessie. She died a few weeks short of her hundredth birthday in 1962.

4.6.3 BESSIE CORIN (1865-19??). She never married, and is listed in the 1901 census as a "domestic servant".

4.6.4 MARY CORIN (1869-19??), known as POLLY. She married William Ainslie in the second quarter of 1900, and had three sons:

4.6.4.1 ARCHIBALD WILLIAM AINSLIE (1901-??)

4.6.4.2 THOMAS AINSLIE

4.6.4.3 ROBERT AINSLIE

4.6.5 CHARLES FREDERICK CORIN (1871-19??), listed in the 1901 census as an "engine fitter". He married Margaret Waters (born in Hartlepool) in the second quarter of 1896, and had four daughters:

4.6.5.1 EMILY CORIN (1897-??), born in the third quarter of 1897.

4.6.5.2 MARGARET CORIN (1899-??), born in the second quarter of 1899.

4.6.5.3 ISABELLA CORIN (1900-1900), and

4.6.5.4 MARY CORIN (1900-1900), twins, who died shortly after birth.

4.6.5.5 JENNIE CORIN (1903-??), born at the end of 1903.

4.6.5.6 MINNIE CORIN (1912-2006). In 2005 she was at Willington Quay, Wallsend. She died on 15 April 2006.

A further child died in childbirth.

4.6.6 THOMAS CORIN (1876-1962) was William and Mary Jane's third son. He is listed in the 1901 census as a boiler maker which remained his trade all of his working life. He spent some years living with sisters Emily and Bessie before marrying Elizabeth McWhirter (b. 1886 in Jarrow, listed in the 1901 census as a domestic servant) at the age of 40. Elizabeth had one child from a previous marriage - Isabella Kyles.

Thomas & Elizabeth had two children:

4.6.6.1 ELIZABETH ANNIE CORIN (1918-2012). She married John Fairbairn (1899-1959) in 1947. She died on 1 December 2012. They had two children:

4.6.6.1.1 THOMAS ANGUS FAIRBAIRN (1948-1964).

4.6.6.1.2 IAN FAIRBAIRN (b.1953), one of the contributors to these notes. He married Denise Newman in 1978. In 2005 they were living in Leeds. Ian and Denise have two children:

4.6.6.1.2.1 FIONA FAIRBAIRN (b.1981).

4.6.6.1.2.2 BENJAMIN THOMAS FAIRBAIRN (b.1982).

4.6.6.2 THOMAS CORIN (1928-2006). He emigrated to the U.S. in February 1949, and later took American citizenship when working for the U.S. government as a naval architect. He married Kristin Marie Mikealsen from Trondheim (Norway) in 1952. They were married in New York. In 2005, they were living in Wyoming. Thomas died on 14 January 2006. They had two children (both married):

4.6.6.2.1 NINA ELIZABETH CORIN (b.1956).

4.6.6.2.2 ANNE BRONWEN CORIN (b.1959), also known as Bonnie. She married Robert Cyril Aquin Jr in 1986 in Cheyenne, Wyoming. They moved to Bellflower, California, but returned to Wyoming in 1991. They have 2 daughters:

4.6.2.2.1 SARA MARIE AQUIN (b.1967), born in November 1987 in Bellflower, California.

4.6.2.2.2 LESLIE ANNE AQUIN (b. 1989), was born in January 1989, also in Bellflower.

Barry Corin (son of Edward Corin 4.6.9) had three daughters (as of ~1960) I believe that one of them was named Lynn but I would have to try and get my hands on some of Tom's photo albumns to be sure.

4.6.7 JOHN CORIN (1878-19??), listed in the 1901 census as a blacksmith. Nothing further is known about him.

4.6.8 ANNIE CORIN (1880-19??), known as Nan. She is listed in the 1901 census as a dressmaker. She married Thomas Shephard. They had two sons:

4.6.8.1 ALBERT SHEPHARD.

4.6.8.2 FREDERICK SHEPHARD. Freddie became physically disabled at a relatively young age. In later life was well known for extolling the virtues of the Leonard Cheshire homes where he lived for much of his life.

4.6.9 EDWARD CORIN (1885-19??), listed in the 1901 census as an apprentice coppersmith. He married Ann, a native of Wallsend, and later emigrated to New Zealand. He had a son:

4.6.9.1 BARRY CORIN, who later visited the family in Wallsend then went on to the U.S. to visit Tom (4.6.6.2) and his family. He had three daughters. He is believed to have gone on to work in the coffee trade in Brazil.

DANIEL CORIN (1791-1863) married Mary Littlejohns on 12 August 1811 in Tavistock. He was possibly a son of John and Mary, mentioned above. He became a ropemaker. In 1813, he was at Lower Back Street, Tavistock. By 1816 he had moved to Bennawell Street, and by 1818 to Love Lane. In 1824 he was at Lower Brook Street, and in 1826 in West Street, moving by 1828 back to Brook Street. In 1830, he was one of the four Parish Constables of Tavistock, and had a stall in the market. We know that his health at this time was not very good - he was weak and lame from rheumatism. He is probably the furniture broker and dealer in marine stores who was in the debtors' prison in Exeter, according to the London Gazette of 11 October 1833. He moved to Pepper St., Tavistock between 1832 and 1836, and was there at least until 1851, although he and his wife were not at home on Census Night 1841. Mary died on 3 June 1857, and Daniel on 4 May 1863. Their children included

1 JOHN LITTLEJOHNS CORIN (1811-1855), baptized at Tavistock on 24 November 1811. He married Elizabeth Kinsman Simons on 13 March 1834 at Stoke Damerel. He was a painter and glazier. They may have moved to Taunton. They emigrated to Canada before 1845. John died at Toronto on 7 November 1855.

1.1 CHARLES DANIEL SIMONS CORIN (1834-1890), born on 18 June 1834 in Tavistock. Like his father, he worked as a painter and glazier. He married Rebecca Allen on 18 February 1856 at St. James' Anglican Cathedral, Toronto, Ontario. He died on 28 August 1890 in Toronto. His widow survived him, dying on 31 January 1920 in Toronto.

Charles and Rebecca Corin had seven children:

1.1.1 JOHN L CORIN (1857?-?), born about 1857 in Ontario. He married Annie Charlesworth on 9 September 1878 at Toronto.

1.1.2 CHARLES VOLNEY WASHINGTON CORIN (1862-19??), born on 10 January 1862 in Toronto. Like his father, he was a painter. He married Louisa Rebecca Churchill on 13 June 1879 in Toronto. They had six children. Louisa died on 26 May 1895. He subsequently married Florence Clara Rose on 29 September 1896. By his first marriage, Charles had issue:

1.1.2.1 REBECCA LOUISA CORIN (1881-1901), known as Louie. She was born on 29 January 1881 and died on 28 September 1901.

1.1.2.2 EMILY MAY CORIN (1882-19??), born on 11 November 1882.

1.1.2.3 DANIEL HAROLD CORIN (1884-1928), born on 27 August 1884 in Toronto. He married Margaret J. Smith on 15 July 1912. He died on 31 August 1928.

1.1.2.4 WILLIAM JAMES CORIN (1886-19??), born on 27 June 1886 in Toronto. He married Annie Davis on 19 June 1907

1.1.2.5 CECIL ARCHIBALD CORIN (1892-1892), who lived from 9 April to 18 May 1892.

1.1.2.6 EDNA MARION CORIN (1893-19??), born on 23 July 1893.

Charles and Florence had issue:

1.1.2.7 CHARLES RiEGINALD CORIN (1897-19??), born on 30 June 1897 in Toronto. He married Henrietta Louise Prest on 19 September 1923.

1.1.2.8 STEPHEN N CORIN (1899-1903), born on 7 April 1899 in Toronto. He died shortly after his fourth birthday, on 23 April 1903.

1.1.2.9 FLORENCE C ELIZABETH CORIN (1900-19??), born on 16 December 1900 in Toronto. She married John Frederick Murphy on 19 April 1923.

1.1.2.10 GLADYS ROSE LOUISE CORIN (1903-19??), born on 10 March 1903. She married Charles Edward Monroe on 25 June 1924.

1.1.2.11 ADA REBECCA CORIN (1904-19??), born on 21 November 1904.

1.1.3 WILLIAM JAMES CORIN (1863-1948), born on 4 April 1863 in Toronto. He married Susan Jane Tarleton on 30 April 1889. He died on 15 February 1948. They had issue:

1.1.3.1 CHARLES WILLIAM ARCHIBALD CORIN (1890-1916), born on 08 Jul 1890 in Toronto. He died on 3 June 1916 in Zillebeke, Belgium.

1.1.3.2 EVA LILLIAN CORIN (1892-1958), born on 14 Jan 1892 in Toronto. She married William James Davis on 17 May 1913 in Toronto. She died in 1958.

1.1.3.3 OLIVE CORIN (1895-1993), born on 12 Nov 1895 in Toronto. She married Gordon Elliott Fogal there on 3 December 1927. She died in Toronto on 10 December 1993.

1.1.3.4 NORMAN JAMES CORIN (1897-1916), born on 17 May 1897 in Toronto. He died on 8 October 1916 in Ypres, Belgium.

1.1.3.5 RALPH EDWARD CORIN (1899-1951), born on 14 Feb 1899 in Toronto. His wife's name was Olive. He died in 1951.

1.1.3.6 GEORGE CLIFFORD CORIN (1900-1957), born on 13 Oct 1900. He married Elizabeth Hazel Reynolds. He died on 16 November 1997 in Scarborough, Ontario.

1.1.3.7 FREDERICK CORIN (1902-1981), born on 25 Feb 1902. He married Adelaide Henry. Frederick died in 1981 in Scarborough, Ontario. Adelaide survived him, and died on 10 January 1994 in Holland Christian Homes.

1.1.3.8 MARJORIE SUSAN CORIN (1911-1945), born on 12 Apr 1911 in Toronto. She married Robert Samuel Berrie there on 30 September 1929. She died in Toronto on 12 December 1945. Robert and Marjorie Berrie had a daughter:

1.1.3.8.1 MARJORIE ANNE BERRIE (b.193?). She married Irvine Gordon Warren. Her daughter is married to Michael Young.

1.1.4 HARRY JOHNATHAN CORIN (1865-1905), born on 29 August 1865 in Toronto. On 23 July 1888 he married Sarah Constance Hanna. She was a year younger than him, and of Irish extraction. In 1901 he was a grocery clerk. He died in Toronto on 17 January 1905. Sarah lived on with her daughter, dying on 24 October 1959. He and Sarah had issue:

1.1.4.1 HAZEL REBECCA CORIN (1889-1970), born in Toronto on 22 June 1889. She married Thomas Hamilton Irwin (1876-1957) on 27 September 1913. She died on 5 October 1970. They had 3 children:

1.1.4.1.1 CONSTANCE AUDREY IRWIN KING (1916-1995)

1.1.4.1.2 (HAZEL) LOUISE IRWIN LOCKHART (1920-2001)

1.1.4.1.3 HARRY THOMAS IRWIN (1921-1998)

1.1.4.2 HARRY VOLNEY E CORIN (1891-1933), born in Toronto on 17 August 1891. He married Mary Elizabeth Rawline on 22 December 1928. He died on 9 July 1933.

1.1.5 DANIEL HAROLD CORIN (1869-1882), born on 1 February 1869 in Toronto. He died there on 13 January 1882.

1.1.6 THOMAS CORIN (1871-19??), born on 18 May 1871 in Ontario. He was a painter, like his father, and was living at home with his mother and a 19-year-old niece. Louie, in 1901. He married Kathleen Gordon on 1 November 1910 in Toronto.

1.1.7 FRANK CORIN (1873-?), born on 7 September 1873 in Toronto. He was also a painter. He married Sarah Constance Hanna Corin's sister, Eleanor Hanna, on 29 October 1896 in Toronto.

1.2 MARY CORIN (183?-183?), who died young.

1.3 JOHN CORIN (183?-183?), who also died young.

1.4 EUPHRASIA CORIN (183?-?).

1.5 VOLNEY WASHINGTON CORIN (1841-1891), born in Taunton on 1 November 1841. He was a drummer in the King's Court, and was also in the Navy, perhaps after his marriage. He sailed twice around Cape Horn. He became a journeyman painter and glazier like his father. On 9 January 1861 he married Sarah J Smith at Hamilton, Ohio. It is very likely that Sarah died, for it is said that between 1869 and 1871 he married Sarah Moran in Canada. Sallie was from Virginia, where she and her parents had helped to smuggle hundreds of slaves to freedom in Canada on the 'Underground Railroad'. Sallie was the daughter of Irish parents, and had been born in New Hampshire in 1849 or 1850. The couple moved to Youngstown, Ohio. Volney worked in churches and government buildings, and also painted the scenic backdrops for vaudeville and stage productions. He had naturally curly hair, and would rub his brush through it for static electricity. His speciality was gilding, and in his gilt work he would use his mouth to get a fine point on his brush. This proved his downfall, and he died from throat cancer at the age of fifty. Volney and Sallie had four children:

1.5.1 LIZZIE CORIN (1871?-?), born in Canada and aged 8 in 1880.

1.5.2 VOLNEY WASHINGTON CORIN (1873?-1889), born in Ohio and aged 6 in 1880. In 1889 he fell while running down a hill, broke his neck and died.

(It is interesting that another Volney Washington Corin was living in Cincinnati in 1898. He joined the First Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and fought in the Spanish-American War of 1898. He died on 21 January 1927 and is buried in Dayton National Cemetery in Ohio. He left a widow, Mary E Corin.)

1.5.3 EVA CORIN (1875?-?), born in Ohio and aged 4 in 1880. When her father died in 1891, she and Euphrasina had to leave school and start working to support the family.

1.5.4 EUPHRASIA ELFRIDA CORIN (1877?-?), aged 2 in 1880, married a Mr Helms.

1.5.5 REBECCA CORIN (188??-?).

1.6 JOHN CHARLES LITTLEJOHN F CORIN (184?-?), born about 1844 in Toronto. He married Mary Jane Baxter, née Young, on 30 May 1864 in Toronto. They had issue:

1.6.1 MITCHELL JOHN CORIN (1869-1941), born in Toronto on 19 January 1869. He married Louisa Garner, who had been born on 15 December 1872. Hhe had a store on Yonge Street in Toronto. Mitchell John Corin died on 18 June 1941, and Louisa on 22 April 1950. They had issue:

1.6.1.1 ALMA ADELINE CORIN (1894-1978), born on 27 November 1894. She died on 7 September 1978.

1.6.1.2 ELIZABETH ARABELLA CORIN (1898-??), born on 11 April 1898.

1.6.1.3 VIOLET CORIN (19??-??) and

1.6.1.4 DAISY CORIN (19??-??), twins, who died at six weeks and six months.

1.6.1.5 MITCHELL GORDON CORIN (1905-1965), born on 4 October 1905. He was a bus driver in Rochester, N.Y. He married Florence Irene Jaeger on 30 June 1932. She had been born on 11 July 1911. Mitchell Gordon Corin died on 19 January 1965, and Florence on 13 December 1993. They had issue:

1.6.1.5.1 BEVERLY CORIN (1933-2007), born on 12 May 1933. She married Robert Wagenhauser, and they had a daughter:

1.6.1.5.1.1 NANCY WAGENHAUSER

1.6.1.5.2 GORDEN JOHN CORIN (b.1943), born on 20 June 1943 in Rochester, N.Y. He married Judith Ann Barauskis in 1965. They had three children:

1.6.1.5.2.1 JOHNNA MARY CORIN (b.1966), born on 24 March 1966. She had two children and in 2005 was living in Massachussetts.

1.6.1.5.2.2 BRIAN MITCHELL CORIN (b.1968), born on 3 November 1968. He is one of the contributors to these notes. He married Helen Claire Milbourn of Woking, Surrey, in January 2005. He lives in Virginia.

1.6.1.5.2.2.1 MAGNUS WILLIAM CORIN (b. 2011), born on 9 March 2011.

1.6.1.5.2.3 JODIE MARIE CORIN (b.1969), born on 31 October 1969. She married Dr Charles L. Hill IV. In 2005 they were living in Georgia with their four children:

1.6.1.5.2.3.1 JAEGER DAVID HILL (b.1998), born on 11 November 1998.

1.6.1.5.2.3.2 JENNA ELIZABETH HILL (b.2000), born on 10 October 2000.

1.6.1.5.2.3.3 BLAKE EDWARD HILL (b.2003), born on 5 April 2003.

1.6.1.5.2.3.4 ADAM JOHN HILL (b.2004), born on 17 November 2004.

1.6.1.5.3 MARGARET ANN CORIN (b.1947), born on 20 September 1947. She had three children and in 2005 was living in California.

1.6.2 ELIZABETH J CORIN (1871?-?), born in Ontario.

6 ELIZABETH CORIN (1822-1823), baptized at Tavistock on 22 March 1822. She died when ten months old, and was buried on 8 January 1823.

7 SARAH ELIZABETH CORIN (1823-?), baptized at Tavistock on 17 November 1823.

8 ANN CORIN (1826-?), baptized on 8 March 1826 at Tavistock. She married John Ash on 4 March 1845 at Tavistock. Daniel's elder daughters had left home by 1851. However, two grandchildren are recorded in the 1851 census, a HARRY ASH, aged five, and a girl aged four.

9 DANIEL CORIN (1828-18??), baptized on 8 April 1828, who presumably died in infancy.

10 MATILDA CORIN (1830-?), baptized at Tavistock on 25 August 1830. She married Henry Simons on 1 September 1851 at Tavistock.

11 UNION ATTWOOD CORIN (1832-?), baptized on 10 October 1832. She married firstly Damuel Goss at Tavistock in 1858, and secondly Stephen Sanders at Tiverton in the second quarter of 1868. Union's children were:

11.1 MATILDA GOSS (1863?-?), born at Lamerton, Devon.

11.2 LAURA G SANDERS (1865?-?), born at Tavistock.

11.3 EUPHRIZA SANDERS (1869?-?), born at Tiverton.

11.4 HARRY SANDERS (1870-?), born at St George's, Bristol at the end of 1870.

11.5 JAMES SANDERS (1873-?), born at St George's, Bristol in the first quarter of 1873.

11.6 JOHN SANDERS (1875-?), born at St George's, Bristol in the second quarter of 1875.

12 DANIEL CORIN (1836-?), baptized at Tavistock on 8 January 1836. In 1891, he was a beerseller, living with his wife, Ann, three years younger than him, at 81 and 82 King Street, Plymouth. With them were two children:

12.1 FLORENCE CORIN (1865?-?), born in Morice Town.

12.2 THOMAS CORIN (1872?-?), an 18-year-old apprentice fitter in 1891, born in Plymouth.

1 EDWARD CORIN (1809-1866), baptized at Camborne on 14 May 1809. He married Mary Bennetts on 6 August 1837 at Camborne. He died in the third quarter of 1866. He and Mary had a son:

1.1 JOHN CORIN (1837-?), baptized on 24 October 1837 at Camborne.

2 MARY CORIN (1811-?), baptized at Camborne on 5 April 1811, and still single in 1851.

2 JOHN CORIN (1813-?), baptized at Camborne on 7 August 1813. His wife may have been called Eliza, and they may have had a daughter baptized Julia Anne at Camborne on 31 January 1835.

3 WILLIAM CORIN (1815-?), baptized on 9 September 1815 at Camborne, who may have married another Elizabeth and had a son, John, baptized at Camborne on 3 October 1835.

4 RALPH CORIN (1819-?), baptized on 5 June 1819 at Camborne. In 1841 and 1851 he was working as a copper miner.

5 ELLINOR CORIN (1822-?), baptized 6 July 1822 at Camborne. Ellen and her sister Catherine were mine girls in 1841, "ore dressers" in 1851.

7 MATTHEW CORIN (1827-?), baptized on 9 August 1827 at Camborne. In 1841, he was working as a blacksmith and in 1851 as a copper miner. He is probably the grocer in an 1854 Redruth street directory.

1 WILLIAM CORIN (1807-?), baptized on 18 July 1807. His mother's name is given as Jenefer. He may have married Anne Pearce on 27 August 1829 and had children including:

1.1 ELIZABETH CORIN (1830-?), baptized on 31 July 1830.

1.2 JOHN CORIN (1834-1871), baptized on 23 August 1834, who probably died in 1871.

2 LAVINIA CORIN (1812-?), baptized on 14 March 1812 at Camborne. She married William Eathorne there on 28 December 1834.

3 JOHN CORIN (1814-?), baptized on 2 April 1814. He may have married Amelia Rowe on 24 August 1836.

4 JAMES CORIN (1817-1824?), baptized on 12 July 1817 (his mother's name, however, is again given as Jennifer.) He may have died aged 7 and been buried at Penzance on 24 February 1824. (The burial entry originally read Jacob.)

5 JOHN CORIN (1827-?), baptized on 1 September 1827, also the son of William and Jennifer.

1 WILLIAM WAKEM CORIN (1867-1930), born early in 1867 at Redruth. He was instituted as a Wesleyan minister in 1889, and after a year's supply ministry, spent two years in Pontypridd and two in Pembroke. In 1894 he moved to Ashford, Kent, and the next year to Grays, in Essex. In 1896 he moved to Yeovil, and remained there for three years before going to Spilsby. It was at Spilsby that he married Alice Maud Strawson in 1901. The next year, after three years in Spilsby, he moved to Market Rasen, and then Stourbridge and Wolverhampton. He died on Alderney in 1930. Alice went to live with her brother in Dorking, and died there in 1939. She was buried on 1 November.