DID THIS JAMES HAVE A SON NAMED DAVID S. MARTIN BORN ABOUT 1810. BARBARA
ahhh.. Chester was such a huge area then.. Do you by chance have any Hamilton's in your lines as well? Several Martins are in the Anderson/Pickens/Oconee area in the early 1800's. Possibly a connection of some sort? email me off list and we'll chat.. [email protected] Sandy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 2:35 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] Rebecca Martin, born cl805 in Georgia > No record but James Martin was naturalized in1803 at Chester County SC so > I > assume they were born in that County. The family migrated to Lincoln > County Tn > around 1809 thence into Jefferson County Al in 1821 where my relations > resided and I was born. > >
No record but James Martin was naturalized in1803 at Chester County SC so I assume they were born in that County. The family migrated to Lincoln County Tn around 1809 thence into Jefferson County Al in 1821 where my relations resided and I was born.
do you have where in SC your Martin's were born? Sandy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 2:03 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] Rebecca Martin, born cl805 in Georgia > My GGGreat Grandparents came from Ireland my first record is in SC where > they married in 1794, James Martin and Elizabeth ?(I think her surname was > Nesbit as my GGreat Grandfather was named Robert Nesbit) their first son > born 1795 > in SC was named William, my GGGreat Grandfather was born 1798 SC. > > Do you have your Williams parents arrival in the US? Im trying to connect > with some of my James siblings if possible. > >
My GGGreat Grandparents came from Ireland my first record is in SC where they married in 1794, James Martin and Elizabeth ?(I think her surname was Nesbit as my GGreat Grandfather was named Robert Nesbit) their first son born 1795 in SC was named William, my GGGreat Grandfather was born 1798 SC. Do you have your Williams parents arrival in the US? Im trying to connect with some of my James siblings if possible.
I'm trying to determine the parents of Mahala Martin and hope someone on the list may have Martins that were in Lincoln Co., North Carolina in the early 1800s. Mahala married Peter Kaylor in 1835 in Lincoln County and by 1840 they were in Georgia. Anyone have Martins in that section of N.C. that had a daughter named Mahala born about 1812? Betty Cason
Here are some 5 families in the 1860 Macon co. census John B. Martin, b 1832 33 born S. Carolina wife Susannah and 2 daughters Jas C. Martin, b ca 21 in Ga wife was Kate born ga. four children and 2 boarders with one of them a Physcian Thomas Martin b 1839-1840 was just married to Jane and had a handyman E.J. Fielder J.B. Martin b in Va ca 1807 had a wife Frances and 7 children J.B. was a brickmason Charles Martin 21 yrs old b. in Ga was an overseer and lived with the family of Benjamin Rush. Charles was not married In 1850 census for Macon co. William Martin b. ca 1807 in SC with wife Celia and 7 children This is not my research but tho it might help. I have several Martin families for Dale co census if you want them the oldest is a Benjamin Martin age 74 and Elizabeth age 61 Joel Martin would have been born in S.C. in 1805 and would have been closes to Rebecca`s age but I think his wife`s name was Ann E. 29 from Ga. I think they went to Texas about 1870 I have a paper some where in my mess that Joel Martin was a Indian and I also have a another one that dosen`t say that ,both from LDS Library Barbara
Can anyone identify Rebecca Martin, born cl805 in Georgia. She was found in l860 in Macon Co Ala...apparently a widow. Children were Sarah, Thomas, Nathanial, John, Benjamin, Maranda and Louvina.....born between 1827 and 1844 in Ala. Liivng next door was Jackson Martin, born 1824, with wife Hannah. Jackson probably a son of Rebecca. Rebecca and most of the children were in Pike Co Alabama in census of l850....Rebecca was living with son, John in Crenshaw Co in l870. There were a number of Martins in the area of Crenshaw in that time frame. There were also a number of Martin families in adjoining Dale Co Ala in those years. This writer is related to William Ervin Martin born Ga in l8l8 and wife, Nancy Pender who were in Dale Co in l860. Will exchange information. John Kulbeth
Hello Martin Researchers: Those of you who are working on your lines back to your 1600s American Ancestors will find the 1600s Ancestors Data Base to be of great help. I have recently posted several hundred new Ancestors to the Data Base bringing the total to over 29,000 entries both men and women. Also listed are several National Societies who have proven many of the Ancestors you will find here. There are also a few new Reference Works that contain many more lines. The entries are coded to indicate to which Society or Reference Work has at least one of their proven lines. Several of the National Societies have over 20 different lines from a single Ancestor. WHEN YOU ENTER THE 1600s ANCESTORS DATA BASE be sure to look at the top of each data page for the link that takes you to the "Data Base Information Page". There you will find the list of codes and how to use them. This is MUST reading if you are to understand the Data Base and how to use it. We are constantly updating the Data Base with Additional Ancestors and references as time permits. More work has been devoted to updating listings of the female Ancestors by going back and including marriage dates. This takes much time and we still have a lot of work to do there. You will find the 1600s Ancestor Data Base at; http://www.firstfamilies.org/db/ For those of you who are AOL members you may have trouble connecting to many pages that may come up with a message such as "Page Does Not Exist" and you should cure that by using your browser feature of Copy and Paste the URL to your browser and pressing your enter key. Everyone has free access to the Data Base and to all our posted pages. Enjoy and Happy Hunting Ryan Jackson Data Base Manager America's First Families
I think they were married in central Ky and I know his wife was Nancy E Russell married in central Ky But have no clue as to where Charles Martin was Born Thanks Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "GERALD PREAS" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 10:39 AM Subject: [MARTIN-L] Limestone County Al Martins > Anyone working Martins 1840s in Limestone Co Tn? > gerald > --- Barbara peters <[email protected]> wrote: > >> William, >> Were your Martins from Macon co. al. If so I know >> someone who has done a >> lot of reseach on the Martins in this county? >> Barbara >> >> >
Here is a little on some of the Martins that came to Alabama in the early 1800`s There is more in the Andalusia star-news Archives members of the Martin family were in Covington co. as early as 1832 John Martin 1846 and 1847 Robert C., Martin was working as a flagman w/ partial resurvey crew In the 1850`s Francis S. Martin in the panther creek area John F. Martin in 1856 acquired 40 acres In 1861 James M. Martin 80 acres These men homesteaded land in Covington co. Charles Martin Benjamin F. Zachariah M. Benjamin C, Ellen John F Green B. Marcellus O Martin Household enumerated in the 1850 census Rachael Martin Mulatto age 70listed in her home were John 30 Eliza 28 Sevina 25 Silis 16 Joseph 13 Measuri 12 Mary 10 Carolina 8 william 6 John 4 by 1859 James M. Martin was in Chapel Hill community enumerated during the 1860 census Alexander 42 John F. 45 Elizabeth 42 born in Ga. Had the following children Ranson 18, Alfred 16, Susan 14, Eliza, 12, Hanah, 7 , and Rebecca 4 James Martin 38 and Wife Sarah 39 born Ga. had the following children Wiley 19, eli, J.L.D. 17 Elizabeth F. 13 Mary Ann 6 and Cruse W. 3 Living with them were Francis and Beth Cay US W. Martin 33 and his wife George Ann 32 born Ga. Children were Lefty Ann 12, Martha 9, Isaac 7, and Daniel 9 months Alexander Martin owned 2 salves in 1860 E. W. Martin of conecuh co. lost his bid to represent the area in the state. Maybe this will help some of you Barbara
Ken, The website for the 1850 Census is: < http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvmarsha/marsh.htm >. There are ten Martin families listed, and I have been unable to discern if any are related to Benjamin � I�m thinking I need to go to Moundsville, WV, this summer. Wood County is a few counties south of Marshall County. Gosh, I wish I had better news for you about John: Both John (b~1842, Marshall Co WV) and James Martin (b~1840), siblings of Benjamin Martin (b.1816, PA), were casualties of the Civil War. They both mustered at Camp Delaware Ohio on 6 Aug 1862 into the 96th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry Company K. John (20 yrs old, 5�7�, light complexion, blue eyes, brown hair) died 3 Jun 1863 of yellow fever after a long stay at a �hospital� in Lexington Kentucky, and is buried in the Lexington National Cemetery, grave #441. James (22 yrs old, 5�9�, light complexion, blue eyes and light hair) died of yellow fever at Smiths Plantation Louisiana (before the battle of Vicksburg), after being wounded in battle of Chickasaw Bluffs or Ft. Hindman. All this info is from obtained military and pension records. When I ordered them I had hoped to find something about children of John or James, via the pension records, but neither married. I did find out that poor father Benjamin died of consumption 13 June 1866, and papers show that widow Mary Thompson Martin was still trying to obtain a pension from the government for her two sons deaths in 1892! She finally won a $12 per month mother�s pension until she died 30 November 1901. Ordering the military records and pensions records sure made these ancestors come alive to us. It is so hard to research a surname like Martin (common) and then add to that a given name like Benjamin and John (that is even more common). Brickwalls are a part of the addiction, I guess! D. Martin Kenneth Martin <[email protected]> wrote:...OK.. I am VERY interested in some of the information you have on his children. Specifically, I want to know what you have on sibling John. Is his middle initial A? Was he born on Jan 20, 1853? John A. Martin is my ggrandfather and was a farmer in Wood County (near Parkersburg) West Virginia. If this fits, I would also like whatever information you have on the other siblings. Thanks very much in advance. FYI, John's son was Edward E, and his son was Charles S. (my father) If we have a match, I would LOVE to have the 1850 census information you have on them. Ken Martin Temple City, CA __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Anyone working Martins 1840s in Limestone Co Tn? gerald --- Barbara peters <[email protected]> wrote: > William, > Were your Martins from Macon co. al. If so I know > someone who has done a > lot of reseach on the Martins in this county? > Barbara > >
----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005 10:32 PM Subject: Re: Charles Martin Hello Bill, Your message didn't reach the MARTIN list because you sent it to the wrong address. Please send it to: [email protected] Julia French Wood Martin Adm. In a message dated 2/25/2005 9:19:13 P.M. Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Looking for a Charles Martin that married Nancy E Russell Born 1833 and married Charles Martin 12-21-1852 any help will appreciated [email protected] Bill Russell
On Feb 24, 2005, at 10:03 AM, Martins wrote: > Hi Friends, > Our brick wall: > Our Benjamin Martin (no known middle name) was born March 10, 1816 (as > taken from his burial record) in PA (as noted on the 1850 census), > married in 1837 Mary Thompson (also born in PA) in Marshall County WV > where they lived and had six children (Caroline, James, John, Oliver > Perry, Riley & Martha). The 1860 census puts them in Knox County Ohio > where they had two more children (Charles C. & Mary). Other records > show he moved his family to Marysville, Union Co, Ohio where he died > and was buried June 13, 1866. Have lots of info on his children, but > cannot find Benjamin Martin's or Mary Thompson's parents. > D. Martin > OK.. I am VERY interested in some of the information you have on his children. Specifically, I want to know what you have on sibling John. Is his middle initial A? Was he born on Jan 20, 1853? If so, I am in great debt to you, as this is the brick wall I have been unable to locate. John A. Martin is my ggrandfather and was a farmer in Wood County (near Parkersburg) West Virginia. If this fits, I would also like whatever information you have on the other siblings. Thanks very much in advance. FYI, John's son was Edward E, and his son was Charles S. (my father) If we have a match, I would LOVE to have the 1850 census information you have on them. Ken Martin Temple City, CA
Here's just a bit more on Clark Martin from 1880 Census. Unable to locate him in 1870 Census. 1880 Mineral Springs, Stewart County, Georgia 2/2 Richard Robinson, self, b, m, 32, married, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b Georgia, laborer Silva, wife, b, f, 30, married, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b Georgia, laborer Clarke Martin, relation not given, b, m, 22, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b Georgia, laborer Cheers, Michael Kent Island, Maryland ----- Original Message ----- From: "D Michael Johnson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 9:14 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] Clark Martin > Here is some information that I found. Not my line, just happy to help. > Still looking for info from 1870 and 1880 census records. > > 1900 Mineral Springs, Stewart County, Georgia > 340/340 > Clark Martin, head, May 1860, 40, married 18 yrs, b Georgia father b > Georgia, mother b Georgia, farmer > Lucy, wife, b, f, Oct 1865, 34, married 18 yrs, 7 children, 6 living, b > Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b Georgia > ???y, daughter, b, m, ??? 1883, 17, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, > mother b Georgia, farm laborer > Charles, son, b, m, Jul 1884, 16, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, > mother b Georgia > Alena, daughter, b, f, May 1888, 12, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, > mother b Georgia > Ida, daughter, b, f, Jan 1893, 7, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, > mother b Georgia > H???, son, b, m, Dec 1895, 5, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother > b Georgia > Benny, son, b, m, Apr 1900, 3/12, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, > mother b Georgia > The 1900 Census was very difficult to read in spots, so don't rely on > dates and ages too much. > > 1910 Militia District 725, Stewart County, Georgia > 33/33 > Clark Martin, head, b, m, 52, married 29 yrs, b Georgia, father b Georgia, > mother b Georgia, farmer, general farm > Lucy, wife, b, f, 45, married 29 yrs, 10 children, 8 living, b Georgia, > father b Georgia, mother b Georgia > Charlie D., son, b, m, 24, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b > Georgia, laborer, home farm > Alena, daughter, b, f, 19, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b > Georgia, laborer, home farm > Ida B., daughter, b, f, 16, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b > Georgia > Bennie, son, b, m, 13, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b > Georgia > Lucilla, daughter, b, f, 6, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b > Georgia > James C., son, b, m, 3, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b > Georgia > > 1920 Mineral Springs, Stewart County, Georgia > 105/108 > Florence Road > Clark Martin, head, rents, m, mulatto, 60, married, b Georgia, father b > Georgia, mother b Georgia, farmer, general farm > Lucy, wife, f, mulatto, 55, married, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b > Georgia > Luella, daughter, f, mulatto, 14, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, > mother b Georgia, laborer, farm > James, son, m, mulatto, 10, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b > Georgia > Noah, son, m, mulatto, 7, single, b Georgia, father b Georgia, mother b > Georgia > > > From George Deaths, 1919-1998 > Clark Martin > Death Date: 03 Oct 1928 > County of Death: Stewart > Certificate: 27816-J > > Cheers, Michael > Kent Island, Maryland > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 3:05 PM > Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] Martin researchers > > >> My grandfather Clark Martin, was born in 1858, he was a slave. I am not >> sure where he >> was born, but he died in Omaha, GA, abt. 1927 >> >> > > >
Below is copied from a transcribed census I found online...so if you are interested, you can go look at original census images...I know nothing of any of these people...just trying to help find Martins. I left some families who were close by, for one reason or another. Stella) 1860 United States Census, Free Inhabitants, Perry, Alabama ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/perry/census/1860/freecensus.txt . W. T. Harper 67 M Farmer 1,600 10,000 NC Elizabeth 50 F Domestic NC James P. Martin 25 M Farm Laborer Ala 288 Edward Harper 74 M Farmer --- 8,000 Va B. A. 36 M Farmer 18,000 25,000 Ala M. E. 30 F Domestic Ala Sarah 3 F Ala Harriet 2 F Ala .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,LR Martin 39 M Farm Manager Ala S. M. 21 F Domestic [Married within the year] Ga 649 Levi Martin 51 M Farmer 12,000 15,00 Ga Eliza 40 F Domestic Ga Ann 21 F Domestic Ga PAGE 596-July 23, 1860 POST OFFICE-UNION TOWN L. L. Martin 18 M Student Ala Eliza 19 F [School] Ala V. C. 12 F [School] Ala R. S. 11 M [School] Ala Abner 9 M [School] Ala Allace 7 F Ala Lillburn 4 M Ala Webster 2 M ALA .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,GW Martin 24 M Farmer 38,500 54,740 Ala Jane 20 F Domestic 4,800 8,000 Ala Mary Martin 69 F Domestic NC Elizabeth Capbell 7 F Miss .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,CJ Martin 45 M Farmer Ga Elizabeth 42 F Wife NC Malinda 14 F [School] Ala T. 12 F [School] Ala William C. 9 M [School] Ala Jackson T. 3 M Ala 022 Frances Martin 85 F 3,200 16,729 Ga .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,William R. Palmore 32 M Merchant 1,500 29,213 Va Martha D. 26 F Wife NC Edward W. 4 M Ala Hartwell 12 M Ala Benjamin F. Martin 24 M Clerk Ala .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,William Eubanks 57 M Farmer 800 968 SC Sarah 43 F Wife Ga Mary 23 F Domestic Ala William C. B. 22 M Laborer Ala Edmond J. 20 M Ala John F. 18 M Ala Sarah F. 16 F Domestic Ala Matilda C. 14 F Ala Matilda Rosanna 13 F Ala James F. 11 M Ala Martha J. 10 F Ala Alice 7 F Ala Susan J. 2 F Ala 562 James Yarvis 23 M Laborer Ga Ally Ann 25 F Wife --- 50 Ala 563 W. Martin 27 M Farmer --- 109 Ala B. L. 26 F Wife Ala PAGE 713-August 5, 1860 POST OFFICE--MARION Susan M. Martin 4 F Ala William H. 2 M Ala J. W. Martin 1 M Ala (I included the Eubanks family because wife is from Ga and living next door to Martin.)
My Martin's were in N.C. The only thing I know about the Benjamin Martin b. late 1700's. His lst wife was Penelope and second wife was Janet. He had children with both. Thanks very much ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara peters" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 8:56 AM Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] Re: JACKSON MARTIN Query > Hi, > I have a seen a Benjamin P. Martin born 1813 in Wilkes, North Carolina. > His father was James Martin and Elvira Bryan. > > My gggrandfather Sylvester Martin born 1815 came from North Carolina to > Ga and then to Al. My ggrandfather was also Benjamin Franklin Martin born > Barbour co. al one of many children. This family then were located in > Geneva co. al. I would love to find where in North Carolina Sylvester > Martin came from. > There were many Benjamin Martins in this area some came from North > Carolina and some from South Carolina, There was some that went to > centerpoint Texas in the 1870s and 80s. Do you know what area your > Benjamin was in and his middle name > > Barbara > >
Thanks, I think there must be a million Benjamin Martin's ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edwin C. Martin, Jr." <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 9:52 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] Re: JACKSON MARTIN Query > Concerning Benjamin Martin: > There is a Benjamin Oliver Hazard Perry Martin b. 3/30/1814 in > Wilkes Co, NC, d. 6/10/1882, m. 10/29/1836 in Wilkes Co., NC to Betsey > Martin (daughter of Isaac Martin b. 6/13/1789 in Wilkes Co., NC and Nancy > Green b. 11/29/1799 in Ronda, Wilkes Co., NC). > Next, there is a Benjamin Harrison Martin b. 1771 in Fluvanna Co. > VA d. aft. 1844 in Wilkes Co., NC m. 1/13/1797 to Fanny Martin b. > 11/03/1777 in Fluvanna Co., VA. Their son John M. Martin b. 3/04/1803 in > Wilkes Co., NC d. Bef. 1870 and his wife Marth L. Parks b. 10/4/1812 in > Wilkesboro, Wilkes Co., NC had a son Benjamin F. Martin b. 12/1/1830 in > Wilkes Co., NC. > Next, there is a Benjamin Samuel Martin b. 9/12/1809 in Ronda, > Wilkes Co., NC d. 1/15/1872. This Benjamin was the son of John Martin and > Diana Harrison Martin (she died upon the birth of her 18th child) and was > my great-uncle. Diana was the youngest child of Benjamin and Diana > Harrison Martin, who came to Wilkes Co., NC in the winter of 1781-82 from > VA. They were living in Fluvanna Co., Virginia in 1777. > Finally, there is a Benjamin Harrison Martin b. 4/8/1746 in > Chickahominy River, Albemarle Co., VA, d. 10/31,1821 in Ronda, Wilkes Co., > NC, m. 8/21/1766 in Goochland Co. or Albemarle Co., VA. He married Diana > Harrison b. 10/1/1744 in Pittsylvania Co., VA, d. 5/11 in Wilkes Co., > NC. They produced the Diana Martin (aka Dianna Martin) b. 3/3/1788 in > Ronda, Wilkes Co., NC d. 10/01/1838, Wilkes Co., NC who with John Martin > (aka Jack Martin) b. 9/12/1786 in Ronda, Wilkes Co., NC (see the paragraph > next above) produced my great-grandfather Thomas Rogers (aka Robert aka > Rodgers) Martin. > Hope this may be of interest. Regards, Edwin C. Martin, Jr. > > > At 03:41 PM 2/23/2005, you wrote: > >Do you have the father for Benjamin Martin? I have a Benjamin b. April 3, > >1813 born in N.C. My Benjamin's father was Benjamin born in the late > >1700's. This is my brick wall. > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Barbara peters" <[email protected]> > >To: <[email protected]> > >Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2005 10:33 AM > >Subject: Re: [MARTIN-L] Re: JACKSON MARTIN Query > > > > > > > Thanks William for the reply. > > > There were several Jackson Martins in al. One was Benjamin G. Martins > > > son Jackson Martin in Montgomery co. There was one in Barbour co., Pike > > > co., Coosa co. and Geneva co. and probably more. If you ever run across a > > > Sylvester Martin in Ga. and N. C. let me know please. I know where he was > > > at in al. after 1847. Gosh thats a long time ago. > > > > > > Thanks > > > Barbara > > > > > > > > > >
Hi Jessice, My Martins are from Phila. too. Just don't have an Ellwood except to tell you my Mother Alice Susan Martinb.1916 married Ellwood T. Hunsicker b.1918, and I am their daughterb.1947. They, the Martin's, lived on Vassar Street in Phila. My Aunt Ruth, b.1924 lives in Chester Co., and they, including my Uncle Philip, b.1922, had three children, Linda b.1949, Nancy, b,1953 and Randy b.1959. Parents for Alice and Philip, were Percy Martin b.1875 On the Sea, and Ida Mae Cusworth,b.1886. Percy's parents were James Martin, b. 1842 in Bodmin, Cornwall, and Susannah Perry b.1848 Bodmin, Cornwall. James Martin's parents William, b.1816 Bodmin, Cornwall and Elizabeth Pascoe. That's as far as I have been able to go on my Martins, I have gone further with my Perry's. Susan Hunsicker