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Some very sad news!
Sue was born, February 14, 1945, in Daggett, Michigan, the second of five daughters, born to H. Kenneth and Mildred E. Corey of Stephenson, Michigan. She graduated from Stephenson High School in 1963, and went on to Michigan State University where she received a bachelor?s degree in political science. Sue and Gideon Leiphart of Daggett were married August 29, 1966. More... |
Melody
Sue Corey, 62, of Falls Church, Virginia, left earthly life,
January 30, 2008, after waging a six-year battle with cancer.
Sue volunteered for Secretary position of the society during
our Washington D.C. meeting in 2006.
2008 Cory MeetingSeptember 24 - 28, 2008
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2008 Western PA
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2007 Cory MeetingAugust 1 - 5, 2007
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2007 Western PA
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Cory Society DNA ProjectA reportsby Arthur T. Corey and Thomas CoreyA project was undertaken by the Cory Family Society to determine the genetic relationships between Cory/Corey family lines in North America and Britain by analyzing Y-chromosome markers. We wished to learn whether or not the progenitors: William of Portsmouth, John of Long Island, and Thomas of Chelmsford were genetically related. Each had arrived in America during the period 1635-1645. We also wished to learn where in Britain the progenitors lived before arriving in America, and to what current Cory lines in Britain they might be related.
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1850 Census On LinePrepared by Art Corey
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Genealogies
Genealogies of each of the branches will be published on this web site. As new information (additions, corrections, changes) is provided, it will be published on the Genealogy pages for each of the lines.
Resources, Inquires, and Corrections
The Cory Family Society welcomes inquires. When sending inquires, please indicate which branch of the family you are inquiring about.
In addition, there are several places to post inquires on the GenForum web site:
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Several members of the society monitor these sites and help provide answers.
The following web sites are also valuable resources for general genealogical research.
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Newsletter
The Cory Family Society publishes a quarterly newsletter to its members. All but one past issue of the newsletters are on-line, in PDF format.
Membership in the society is only $12 per year per family. Membership not only provides a subscription to the newsletter, but the opportunity to participate in the Cory Family Reunions, have direct access to other active members, and access to the societies database and genealogist. To join the Cory Family Society, go to our membership page, fill out the application, and send it along with the $12 membership fee to the Society Treasurer.
Publications and Articles
Several members of the Society have written articles or published works on their ancestors, check out the Publications and the Articles pages.