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The Edward Corder Senior Memorial Library
A collection of digitized documents relating
to Edward Corder Sr. and his descendants
Established January 2007, organized
and maintained by Laura Henderson
This collection is intended for educational
use by genealogical researchers of the Corder family and allied
lines. Please do not copy or distribute these resources, or use
them for commercial purposes or in publications of any kind without
permission from the original sources or copyright holders.
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Maps
A
collection of digitized maps
relevant primarily to the Corder family and secondarily to selected
allied lines.
England
1746
Relative Positions of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, and St. Andrew,
Holborn, London
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Map [284K JPG]
Detail of 1746 map
of London showing the positions of the London parishes of St.
Leondard, Shoreditch [location of the 1719
arrest record believed to pertain to Edward Corder I]
and St. Andrew, Holborn [location of his 1721
arrest]. The yellow boxes mark the approximate center
of the parishes. I am not sure how far the actual boundaries of
the parishes extended.
Relevant to: Edward
Corder I
1750
Map of St. Andrew, Holborn,
London
by Caroline M Barron with Penelope Huntingdon and Jane Roscoe,
1979
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Map [64K GIF]
Hand-drawn
map of the parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, as it was circa 1750.
Relevant to: Edward
Corder I
Related resources: The
St. Andrew Holborn Marriage Records Indexing Project (web
site)
1755
Map of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, London
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Map [1.7MB JPG]
1755 map of the parish
of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, London [location of the 1719
arrest record believed to pertain to Edward Corder I].
Relevant to: Edward
Corder I
Virginia
1749
Plat of Little Washington, Virginia
by George Washington, 24 July 1749
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Plat [148K JPG]
Hand-drawn
plat of the town of Little Washington. George Washington noted
in his 1749 journal, "in the Blue Ridge Mountains . . . I
laid off a town ." He was assisted by two chainmen and laid
out the town of Washington in the same five-block by two-block
grid that exists today. Visit the official web site of the town
of Little Washington.
Relevant to: Edward
Corder I
2008 Edward Corder Family Tour Map
September, 7, 2008
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Map [1.4MB PDF]
Map showing route of Edward Corder Family Tour (conducted as part of the 2008 National Corder Family Reunion), September 7, 2008. See photos [Picasa Album] from the tour.
Relevant to: Edward
Corder I and II
This collection is intended for educational
use by genealogical researchers of the Corder family and allied
lines. Please do not copy or distribute these resources, or use
them for commercial purposes or in publications of any kind without
permission from the original sources or copyright holders.
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