I am searching for ancestors of Rebecca Born 1761 Virginia Married Caleb Dille This Couple was my wife's 4th Gr Grandparents Thank You chuck administrator of the class and lape mailing lists

I am tracing the Richland County, South Carolina families of: Joseph MARTIN Sr. (ca1740 - 1833) & Johanna RAWLINSON (ca1764 - 1852) his son Joel E. MARTIN (1793 - 1877) & Sarah GILL (ca1797 - ca1842) and his son, William MARTIN (1822 - 1887) & Elizabeth ("Lizzie") COBB (1825 - 1911) Would like to share information. Glenna

from the Spartanburg (SC) list; see MARTIN references below. ----- Original Message ----- > Subject: Spartanburg Herald 1936 > > April 26, 1936. > MANY ACTIVITIES AT NEWBERRY > Newberry, April 25- MR. and MRS. GEORGE N. MARTIN entertained the Evening > Bridge Club Friday evening at the home on Main Street. Quantities of > spring flowers added their charm to the home. When tallies were added, > MRS. TOMMIE SETZLER held high score, J.W. EARHARDT JR., low and the bingo > to TOMMIE SETZLER. They were presented attractive gifts. Late in the > evening the hostess served a sweet course. > MRS. L.F. FISHER was charming hostess at two delightful parties on > Friday morning and again that afternoon. High prize at the morning party > was awarded MRS. JOHN CLARKSON, second high, MRS. DON ROOK and bingo, MRS. > L.G. ESKRIDGE. In the afternoon MRS. W.O. MILLER won the high score, MISS > SUDIE DENNIS second high score and MRS. RICHARD MIMS the bingo. At the > conclusion of the games the hostess served a salad course with tea. > An affair of enjoyable interest to about 200 Newberrians and visitors > was the dance Tuesday evening at the Newberry Country Club. JACK WARDLAW > and his orchestra furnished the music . During the intermission, > sandwiches, coffee and assorted cold drinks were served. > ---------- > April 26, 1936. > MRS. MARY M. SMITH > Newberry, April 25 - Funeral services for MRS. MARY MARTIN SMITH, 62, wife > of M.L. SMITH, who died Friday morning at her home near Prosperity, were > held Saturday at Mount Pilgrim Lutheran church, interment followed in the > church cemetery. > Besides her husband she is survived by 5 brothers, and 2 sisters, LUTHER > MARTIN, OSCAR, YANCEY, HORACE, JIM MARTIN and MRS. CARRIE SINGLEY and MRS. > S.T. LIVINGSTONE, all of the county and the following step children; MRS. > S.A. LIVINGSTONE, MRS. H.M. BEDENBAUGH, MRS. JONES BEDENBAUGH, VERNON > SMITH and 10 grand children. > ---------- >

WOW!!! that is awesome. I like it when we can remove our brick walls : ) congrats Carl on your latest discovery!!! Suzanne come visit our store:http://stores.ebay.com/BQSD-Enterprises-Store ----- Original Message ----- From: "MartinFamilyTree" <martinfamilytree@gmail.com> To: <martin@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 10:59 AM Subject: Re: [MARTIN] My family has been found > Oh, Gosh, big stuff has happened! A few days ago > Peggy sent a message to the Martin List and I answered something > insignificant and Lynn saw my email address and ask me for my Martin Line > and I did reply with what little I know (I kept my reply on List- very > important to keep our replies on List) > and then it mushroomed until trublue referred me to Pat Eldredge who turns > out to be my COUSIN. And Pat knows a lot about the Martins. Is that > great or what? > > Carl > >> p.a.gunter@worldnet.att.net> >> sent a simple request for help and several people replied and since it >> was >> to the Martin-L@rootsweb.com List, several people asked questions and >> that >> led to >> Lynn <lynnrock@charter.net>, then to >> Kenneth Martin <bacdoc@earthlink.net>, then to >> Peggy Blue <trublue1155@budget.net>and <trublue1155@budget.net%3Eand> >> then > to >> Pat Eldredge <bebopat@texoma.net> who knows all about my Martin Line. >> Wow! >> >> I just want to say "Thank You" "Thank You" "Thank You > > On 1/28/07, Milkmaid4@aol.com <Milkmaid4@aol.com> wrote: >> >> just got back online.. had a major ice storm here.. whats this all >> about? >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> MARTIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes >> in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > > -- > Carl Martin > Greater Harris County Family Tree Club > MartinFamilyTree@gmail.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MARTIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi Suzanne, I know. But, it was not me. Others had already done all the work, I just luck in on the review of email by those who had done the work. I love email and this List. Carl On 1/29/07, Sauls <wasauls@bellsouth.net> wrote: > > WOW!!! that is awesome. I like it when we can remove our brick walls : ) > > congrats Carl on your latest discovery!!! > Suzanne > come visit our store:http://stores.ebay.com/BQSD-Enterprises-Store > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "MartinFamilyTree" <martinfamilytree@gmail.com> > To: <martin@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 10:59 AM > Subject: Re: [MARTIN] My family has been found > > > > Oh, Gosh, big stuff has happened! A few days ago > > Peggy sent a message to the Martin List and I answered something > > insignificant and Lynn saw my email address and ask me for my Martin > Line > > and I did reply with what little I know (I kept my reply on List- very > > important to keep our replies on List) > > and then it mushroomed until trublue referred me to Pat Eldredge who > turns > > out to be my COUSIN. And Pat knows a lot about the Martins. Is that > > great or what? > > > > Carl > > > >> p.a.gunter@worldnet.att.net> > >> sent a simple request for help and several people replied and since it > >> was > >> to the Martin-L@rootsweb.com List, several people asked questions and > >> that > >> led to > >> Lynn <lynnrock@charter.net>, then to > >> Kenneth Martin <bacdoc@earthlink.net>, then to > >> Peggy Blue <trublue1155@budget.net>and <trublue1155@budget.net%3Eand> > >> then > > to > >> Pat Eldredge <bebopat@texoma.net> who knows all about my Martin Line. > >> Wow! > >> > >> I just want to say "Thank You" "Thank You" "Thank You > > > > On 1/28/07, Milkmaid4@aol.com <Milkmaid4@aol.com> wrote: > >> > >> just got back online.. had a major ice storm here.. whats this all > >> about? > >> > >> ------------------------------- > >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > >> MARTIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > >> quotes > >> in the subject and the body of the message > >> > > > > > > > > -- > > Carl Martin > > Greater Harris County Family Tree Club > > MartinFamilyTree@gmail.com > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > MARTIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes > > in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MARTIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > -- Carl Martin Greater Harris County Family Tree Club MartinFamilyTree@gmail.com

While you're all looking at the various M-clans, would you look to see if you know this one? Richard Alexander Martin, b early 1852, in AL as best I can figure from the census. He married Mary A. (probably last name MITCHELL, but that's not proven to me) She was born abt Oct 1857, also in AL. In 1900 census of Hill Co, Tex, she had 7 children/6 living. Their children were: 1. Thomas Alexander Martin: abt May 1874, AL; married Noemi Hamilton STEWART; he died in Houston, Tex, year unknown. Noemi died in 1906 in Hill Co, Tex 2. Luther Leonidas "Lee" Martin, b 31 May 1878 AL; married Sally TIDWELL in 1901 Ellis Co, Tex; she died May 1948; he d 26 Jan 1956, Tex 3. Charley Martin, b abt 1880 AL - nothing else known. Assumed dead before 1900 per census on Mary A.'s children. 4. Richard Oscar Martin b 21 Jan 1882, AL; married Clemmie Cleo DUNAWAY in 1902, Ellis Co, Tex (b. 1884, Morgan Co, AL, she was daughter of Thomas S. DUNAWAY & Amanda Lenorah BENSON - both born AL); Clemmie died 1976 in Midland Co, Tex. R.O. died 23 Sep 1937 in Gaines Co, Tex. 5. Arthur C. Martin, b 1885 in AL; married Cornelia STINSON (b Tex) 6. Ophelia Mae Martin, b Jul 1890 in AL; married Newel Elmer LUCAS in 1908 Tex; He was b 1887 Tex & died Feb 1952 Tex; Ophelia d in Malone, Hill Co, Tx 7 Doskey (female) Martin, b Feb 1892 in AL; married Enoch Houston BROWN (he was b Dec 1885, Blount Co, AL and he died Dec 1963 in Houston Tex) Doskey d 15 Feb 1935, Houston, Tex Am interested in ancestors, collateral lines, & descendancy. If any of these folks ring a bell, give me a shout, would ya? Happy searching, Penny Hayes Texas

There is a Jacob Martin in 17th District Carroll SC in 1860. I think his wife is named Dolly. I do not think it is Polly. He is 75 b. SC and she is 67 b. SC. Have you researched this Jacob? There is a James Martin age 23 b. TN next door and next door to James is a Cantha Martin(F) age 52 b. SC. Cantha probably as sister in law to Jacob. Don't know

Who was John D. married to? Ken Martin On Jan 28, 2007, at 7:05 PM, Jack wrote: > The first impression of the Martin line that I am researching is > discovered in Pennsylvania. Daniel Martin was born about 1758. He > married Martha (Mary) Keatley, and they lived in Cumberland County PA. > There were six children: John D., Sarah (Salley), Jane (Jean), Rebecca, > Mary (Polly), and Anney. John D. Martin is my g-g-g-grandfather. On 3 > May 1801, Daniel appeared on a tax list in Montgomery County VA. He was > the progenitor of practically all of the Martins in the Athens, Mercer > County, West Virginia, area. Daniel died on 20 Feb 1824 at the age of > 66. Both he and Martha are buried in the Martin Cemetery, located on > the > Daniel Martin land tract, Whitley’s Branch of Walker’s Creek, near > Staffordsville, VA. > > I am looking for information as to the parents of Daniel. This has been > my “brick wall” for many years. Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Jack Martin > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MARTIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Let me toss in my "brick wall: My grandmother was Martha Alice MARTIN born in Gibson Co, IN 11 GFeb 1880, died 19 Jun 1964 Shelby Co, IN married John Jacob McATEE 26 Nov 1902, Gibson So, IN. He was born 8 Feb 1881 in Pike Co, IN and died 10 Feb 1959, Washington, Davis Co, IN. Parents of Martha Alice "Allie" were: Joseph R MARTIN who was born 11 Aug 1844 in Gibson Co, IN, died 9Apr 1902 in Hazelton, Gibson Co, IN and married Virginia Ellen "Jennie" KIRK on 1 May 1867 in Gibson Co, IN. She was born 10 Jul 1845 In Gibson Co, IN and died 9 Feb 1898 in Hazelton, Gibson Co, IN. Joseph died from acute alcohol poisoning....... Father of Joseph R. Martin was: Nimrod C MARTIN and I have little information on him other than he was born abt 1814 in Kentucky. He married Elizabeth MORLEY/MOSLEY on 25 Jan 1837 in Gibson Co, IN. She was born abt 1819 in IN. I have heard but no validation that his father was also a Nimrod MARTIN but so far have not found much information on him. Nimrod and Elizabeth had the following children: Mary D MARTIN b 1838 Gibson Co, IN Napoleon MARTIN b 1840, Gibson Co Lambert H MARTIN b abt 1842, Gibson Co and died 30 Mar 1864 at home, Gibson Co, IN Joseph R MARTIN b 22 Aug 1844 in GIbson Co, died 9 Apr 1902 in Hazelton, Gibson Co, In Margaret MARTIN b abt 1846 in Gibson Sarah J MARTIN b abt 1848 in Gibson Co and died 13 Dec 1908 in Gibson Co, IN Laura A MARTIN b abt 1850 Amelia MARTIN b abt 1854 Sylvester MARTIN b abt 1858 in Gibson Co,IN So far this is all I have to date on this family. Any clues from someone who is into the MARTINS would be very appreciated sbondemoffat@mindspring.com

Everybody seems to have a brick wall. Mine is Simeoin Baxter Martin. The 1850 census has him in Pike County, Alabama with his birth date and place being "about" 1814 in Georgia. The 1860 census has him in in Caney Township, Ouachita County, Arkansas and has his birth date as "about 1812" The 1870 census has him still in Caney Township with a birth date of "about 1811". The 1880 census has him still in Caney Township and he does not show up on subsequent census or county tax records. Family tradition has his parents being from South Carolina but no name has been identified for either parent. He was married in South Carolina to Mary Virginia Smyth (various family letters have her last name as Smith, Smyth, or Smythe). The date of the marriage was 1821 and his first son, Francis Marion Martin, was born the same year but his birth place was Pike County Alabama. There is some confusion concerning Mary Smyth as her son, Francis Marion Martin, married a Mary Smith who was from Alabama. Anyway, any help that is available will be much appreciated. Doug Martin

martin in my maiden name i use that now

Many of the Martin's listed in the Dawes & Miller apps will be descended from Nancy Ward.Cherokee Beloved Woman of the Overhills. Her daughter Elizabeth was born to Briant Ward. Elizabeth had children and co-habitated with Joseph Martin of ABlemarle Co VA. I'd advise anyone interested in their Cherokee lineages to look at two publications....just to get started....they would be Dr. Emmett Starr's "History of the Cherokee Indian" and David Keith Hampton's ''Cherokee Mixed Bloods''. These two publications will get you started. www.accessgenealogy.com is an great online source for aid. Joyce Gaston Reece ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lynn" <lynnrock@charter.net> To: <Martin-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 1:58 PM Subject: [MARTIN] Native American/African MARTINs? > This is a longshot but I know thw Trail of Tears hit southern Illinois on > the way to MO and AR. Is it possible that their earlier parents or > relatives traveled west because they were of "color" and had TN-IL-MO-AR > birth places on census records? I'm open to anything after searching this > much. I've never heard of any NA or African but that doesn't mean > anything. I have looked at the Baker and Guion Miller and Freedman rolls > but still can't connect my MARTINs. > > There is a LARGE population of MARTINs in northern IL from Ireland and > England and mostly came over in the 1840s. MANY of the TN/NC/VA/KY MARTINs > have been in those areas since before the Revolution so their roots are > older. I haven't had a sound clue to go on in awhile but I'm patient! lol > > Lynn > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MARTIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.432 / Virus Database: 268.17.12/655 - Release Date: 1/28/2007 > 1:12 PM > >

Man! I can't keep up with yall! I have to get off of here and go write a legal brief due tomorrow - good luck! carolina

My Moses Martin was born in North Carolina - sorry.

My brick wall is James Martin, a primitive Baptist Preacher, who migrated from South Carolina to southern Indiana in the early 1800's. He was married to Milly and his sons, Charles b. 1791 SC, married Frankie Rook and Thomas b. 1796 m Fannie Marcus migrated with him. There was intermarriage with McDonald, Williams and Crabtree families in southern Indiana and enroute from South Carolin in Kentucky. Is anyone able to help me? Does he hook up with the Martin family that migrated from Virginia to South Carolina before the Revolutionary War? Marilyn Heckman Frost

Hi Lynn! I am a Martin and had my DNA checked and a melungeon specialist thought my profile showed melungeon ancestry because I am mixed native american, european, and subsaharan african (according to dna) - I started looking into melungeons after that and found the MARTIN-CARRICO melungeon connection in my family. My Martins always claimed Cherokee and White so I didn't know about the subsaharan african until I took the dna test and started looking at the melungeons. The social construction of race in U.S. history has definately distorted our understandings about ethnicity and a lot of people might be surprised to find out that they might not have understood their full ethnic identity. I am so proud of my african heritage that I discovered and folks might want to be open to finding more than what they expect based on what we were taught to believe. in regards to the patterns of movement... I still know little about why they moved to Missouri and Illinois. I am interested in researching that region's history to add a better social & historical understanding to my own pieces of the puzzle. Also, latest info I have shows these Martins as being connected to french Martins. Good luck! Carolina

The first impression of the Martin line that I am researching is discovered in Pennsylvania. Daniel Martin was born about 1758. He married Martha (Mary) Keatley, and they lived in Cumberland County PA. There were six children: John D., Sarah (Salley), Jane (Jean), Rebecca, Mary (Polly), and Anney. John D. Martin is my g-g-g-grandfather. On 3 May 1801, Daniel appeared on a tax list in Montgomery County VA. He was the progenitor of practically all of the Martins in the Athens, Mercer County, West Virginia, area. Daniel died on 20 Feb 1824 at the age of 66. Both he and Martha are buried in the Martin Cemetery, located on the Daniel Martin land tract, Whitley’s Branch of Walker’s Creek, near Staffordsville, VA. I am looking for information as to the parents of Daniel. This has been my “brick wall” for many years. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jack Martin

Ok. Great. Carl On 1/28/07, Sherrycream@aol.com <Sherrycream@aol.com> wrote: > > martin in my maiden name i use that now > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MARTIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > -- Carl Martin Greater Harris County Family Tree Club MartinFamilyTree@gmail.com

carl did i tell you my lastname is martin

Hi Sherry, No, I did not know. What a wonderful name. Is Martin your married name or maiden name? How far have you gotten with your Martin family tree line? Carl Martin On 1/28/07, Sherrycream@aol.com <Sherrycream@aol.com> wrote: > > carl did i tell you my lastname is martin > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MARTIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > -- Carl Martin Greater Harris County Family Tree Club MartinFamilyTree@gmail.com