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DAVID CORNING

Birth22 Dec 1754 - Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death20 Jun 1800 - Yarmouth, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
MotherAbigal Batchelder
FatherEbenezer Corning

Born in Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 22 Dec 1754 to Ebenezer Corning and Abigal Batchelder. DAVID CORNING married Edith Porter and had 12 children. He passed away on 20 Jun 1800 in Yarmouth, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

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Parents
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Ebenezer Corning
1732 - 1780
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Abigal Batchelder
1734 - 1805
Spouse(s)
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Edith Porter
1754 - 1783
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Mary Walker
1760 - 1838
Children Show all
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Asahel P. Corning
1779 - 1861
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Josiah Corning
1781 - Unknown
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John Corning
1782 - 1850
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David 3 Corning
1778 - 1783
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Joseph Corning
1792 - Unknown
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Lydia Corning
1795 - 1875
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Edith Corning
1794 - 1869
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Thorndyke W. Corning
1784 - 1873
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Mary Corning
1785 - 1873
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Martha Corning
1797 - 1871
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William Corning
1790 - 1870
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Sophia Corning
1800 - 1839

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