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Robert Arretus Corn

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Robert Arretus Corn

Birth
Buncombe County, North Carolina, USA
Death
7 Nov 1904 (aged 71)
Madison County, North Carolina, USA
Burial
Petersburg, Madison County, North Carolina, USA Add to Map
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ROBERT ARRETUS CORN

Robert Arretus Corn (1833-1904) was the son of Noah Parr Corn (1797-1874) & Elizabeth Capps Corn (1797-1872). He was the husband of Elizabeth Henderson Corn (1838-1901). They were married May 10, 1857. He was the father of 13 children - William Walker Corn (1858-1922) & John Lafayette Corn (1859-1944) & Susan Alice Corn West (1861-1917) & Robert Zachariah Corn (1864-????) & Nancy Elizabeth Corn Bailey (1866-1952) & Mary Naoma Corn Fagen (1868-1903) & James Albert Corn (1870-1956) & Ella Lucinda Corn Metcalf (1871-1903) & Richard Furman Corn (1874-1945) & Emily Christine Corn Metcalf (1876-1960) (My Great Grandmother) & Minnie Eugenia Corn (1878-1888) & Charles Judson Corn (1880-1969) & Julie Mariah Corn (1884-1963). He was the Postmaster of Halewood, Madison County, North Carolina. The Corns were known for their singing ability. His daughter, Emily Cristine Corn Metcalf, sang alto in a quartet with her brothers. They often sang in all the local churches. The Metcalfs, Corns and Lisenbees all lived in the area between Mars Hill and Marshall, Madison County, North Carolina. They lived in seperate coves of the Madison Mountains. It is only natural that the families mixed. I am a product of that mixing. They were independent people who depended on each other and themselves.

U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
about Robert Corn

Name:
Robert Corn
Side:
Confederate
Regiment State/Origin:
North Carolina
Regiment Name:
25 North Carolina Infantry
Regiment Name Expanded:
25th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry
Company:
A
Rank In:
Private
Rank In Expanded:
Private
Rank Out:
Private
Rank Out Expanded:
Private

Film Number:
M230 roll 8
ROBERT ARRETUS CORN

Robert Arretus Corn (1833-1904) was the son of Noah Parr Corn (1797-1874) & Elizabeth Capps Corn (1797-1872). He was the husband of Elizabeth Henderson Corn (1838-1901). They were married May 10, 1857. He was the father of 13 children - William Walker Corn (1858-1922) & John Lafayette Corn (1859-1944) & Susan Alice Corn West (1861-1917) & Robert Zachariah Corn (1864-????) & Nancy Elizabeth Corn Bailey (1866-1952) & Mary Naoma Corn Fagen (1868-1903) & James Albert Corn (1870-1956) & Ella Lucinda Corn Metcalf (1871-1903) & Richard Furman Corn (1874-1945) & Emily Christine Corn Metcalf (1876-1960) (My Great Grandmother) & Minnie Eugenia Corn (1878-1888) & Charles Judson Corn (1880-1969) & Julie Mariah Corn (1884-1963). He was the Postmaster of Halewood, Madison County, North Carolina. The Corns were known for their singing ability. His daughter, Emily Cristine Corn Metcalf, sang alto in a quartet with her brothers. They often sang in all the local churches. The Metcalfs, Corns and Lisenbees all lived in the area between Mars Hill and Marshall, Madison County, North Carolina. They lived in seperate coves of the Madison Mountains. It is only natural that the families mixed. I am a product of that mixing. They were independent people who depended on each other and themselves.

U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
about Robert Corn

Name:
Robert Corn
Side:
Confederate
Regiment State/Origin:
North Carolina
Regiment Name:
25 North Carolina Infantry
Regiment Name Expanded:
25th Regiment, North Carolina Infantry
Company:
A
Rank In:
Private
Rank In Expanded:
Private
Rank Out:
Private
Rank Out Expanded:
Private

Film Number:
M230 roll 8

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