BIO: Corman, William F. s/o Corman, Jacob & Mary - Unknown Co

"COUNTIES OF MORGAN, MONROE AND BROWN, INDIANA HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL."
Charles Blanchard, Editor.  Chicago: F. A. Battey & Co., Publishers  1884.
F. A. Battey, F.W. Tepple.

INDIAN CREEK TOWNSHIP, MONROE COUNTY, INDIANA

Page 654

WILLIAM F. CORMAN is a native of this county, was born May 29, 1837, and is
the youngest of the six children born  to Jacob and Mary Corman, both
natives of Kentucky.  William was reared in Clear Creek Township, this
county, where he was educated in the common schools.  November 16, 1863, he
married Lydia J., daughter of Elijah J. and Matilda Morgan, old settlers of
this county.  By this union they had born to them six children--Flora A.,
James W. (deceased), Frank V., Nannie L., Myrtie and Ellis E.  Mr. Corman
has followed blacksmithing nearly the whole of his life, with the management
of a farm in the meantime, which embraces eighty acres of very excellent and
well-improved land.  He is a reputable citizen and worthy gentleman, and in
political faith a Democrat.

Transcribed by: Diana Flynn 
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Date: 24 Jul 1997