Name: Lightfootv8-36

Updated: 10-22-2020 07:10:55.


Individual Page


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Agnes Corker: Birth: Abt 1841. Death: Abt 1841

  2. Lee Corker: Birth: Abt 1841. Death: Abt 1841

  3. William Corker: Birth: Abt 1841. Death: Abt 1841

  4. Annetta Corker: Birth: Abt 1841. Death: Abt 1841

  5. Emma Jane Corker: Birth: 27 Jun 1843 in , Wayne, Ohio, United States. Death: 23 Apr 1937 in Tipton, Cedar, Iowa, United States

  6. Esther M. Corker: Birth: 13 Apr 1845 in , Wayne, Ohio, United States. Death: 18 Jul 1920 in Oak Grove, Clackamas, Oregon, United States

  7. Lillie Elizabeth Corker: Birth: 10 Feb 1847 in , Wayne, Ohio, United States. Death: 25 Dec 1940 in Boone, Boone, Iowa, United States

  8. Archibald Monroe Corker: Birth: 27 Oct 1855 in , Wayne, Ohio, United States. Death: 22 Nov 1940 in Plankinton, Aurora, South Dakota, United States

  9. Julius Lee Corker: Birth: 27 Mar 1860 in Pee Dee, Cedar, Iowa, United States. Death: 16 Mar 1951 in Mitchell, Davison, South Dakota, United States


Sources
1. Title:   "Descendants of Daniel Lighfoot."
Author:   Lightfoot, Richard D. Supplied by compiler, [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE,] Plymouth, IN. 2013.
2. Title:   1850 U.S. census, <i>FamilySearch</i>, index and images
Page:   M432, East Union Township, Wayne County, Ohio, p. 202A, dwelling 48, family 48, Catherine Corker (Lightfoot), accessed 27 Sep 2012
Publication:   https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1401638: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.
3. Title:   1860 U.S. census, <i>FamilySearch</i>, index and images
Page:   M653, Iowa Township, Cedar County, Iowa, p. 140, dwelling 947, family 966, Luke Corker and Catharine Anna Lightfoot, accessed 18 Jan 2015
Publication:   https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1473181: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.
4. Title:   <i>Find A Grave</i>, database and images
Page:   <
Publication:   https://www.findagrave.com/: n.d.
5. Title:   <i>Find A Grave</i>, database and images
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Publication:   https://www.findagrave.com/: n.d.
6. Title:   <i>Find A Grave</i>, database and images
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Publication:   https://www.findagrave.com/: n.d.
7. Title:   <i>Find A Grave</i>, database and images
Page:   <
Publication:   https://www.findagrave.com/: n.d.
8. Title:   Wayne County Probate Court Records
Page:   Marriage Records, Vol. 4A, Page 372, J. May, J.P.

Notes
a. Note:   NF34 An early record of marriages in Wayne County, Ohio, shows the marriage of Luke Corker and Anna Lightfoot who apparently preferred the use of her middle name at that age. The official presiding over the marriage was James May, Justice of the Peace.
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  Source: Arnsberger-Lightfoot-Wymer family documents. This info was printed on a single sheet of paper with no other source information provided:
 Info from "Iowa Township Microfilm":
 Luke Corker, blacksmith, sec 21; Born May 18, 1818, Lancaster, Pennsylvania;
 Married Catharine Lightfoot, October 1, 1840 in Ohio; She was born August 20, 1821; She died July 7, 1867;
  Children:
 &nbsp; - Emma J. Corker
 &nbsp; - Esther M. Corker
 &nbsp; - Archibald Corker
 &nbsp; - Julius Corker
  Lost 4 children:
 &nbsp; - Agnes Corker
 &nbsp; - Annetta Corker
 &nbsp; - Lee Corker
 &nbsp; - William Corker
  Records supposedly at Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Springdale, Iowa. I have yet to locate the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Springdale. (Brian L. Lightfoot)
  NOTE - This research apparently missed the name of <b>Lillie Elizabeth Corker</b> and perhaps <b>Catharine Corker</b> unless they were the same person. This means there was a total of 9 children, or 10 if Catharine was a different one.
  I am fairly certain that Lily Elizabeth and Catherine were the same person. The name of Catharine appears on the 1850 US Census but the name of Lillie or Elizabeth does not. On the 1860 US Census, the name of Elizabeth does appear but Catharine does not nor is it found on any other census record other than 1850. This would suggest that they could be the same person but I cannot explain how one gets a name of Catharine from the given name of Lillie Elizabeth. One problem with this name association is that the age of Catharine as found on the 1850 US Census does not coincide with the expected age of Elizabeth on the 1860 US Census or even with the name of Lillie on her census records as an adult. Many of the ages given on the 1850 US Census for this family do not coincide with the ages from other census records.
  It is possible that there was a separate daughter named Catharine born about 1846 and died shortly after the 1850 US Census but that does not explain the absence of the name of Lillie Elizabeth from that 1850 US Census.
  One might think that her full given name could have been Catharine Elizabeth but once she was married she seemed to prefer the name of Lillie almost exclusively.
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