NEED HELP! JOHN MARTIN, b. 1805,TN--DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE IN TN? GOODSPEED'S HISTORY OF TN, SAYS HE WAS NATIVE OF COFFEE, CO--BUT THAT CO. WAS NOT ESTABLISHED @ TIME OF JOHN'S BIRTH? HE LIVED MOST OF HIS LIFE IN HARDIN CO, TN-ARRIVING WITH/ OR SOON AFTER FIRST WHITE SETTLERS-1816-1820. MARRIED-NANCY MCLEAN/MCCLAIN-@ 1824--6 CHILDREN...MARRIED #2.[ANNIE] MARY ANN PALMER- @ 1841-- 6 CHILDREN....MARRIED # 3. AMANDA VERMILLION, 1853--7 CHILDREN.. ALL CHILDREN BORN HARDIN CO,TN...JOHN MARTIN, d.1878--buried, GRAHAM CEMETERY-HARDIN CO,TN. ANY HELP OR INFO APPRECIATED.....PLEASE EMAIL ME IF YOU HAVE INFO, THANX, E. MCCLAIN edimcln@yahoo.com Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Does anyone have information on Isaac Martin, born Ala in l854, wife named Martha or Mattie. Son, George E. Martin, born Texas in l897. Family last located in Freestone County Texas in l900. John

My Jane W.Martin AKA. Jennia, Jinnea Was Born : 11/June/1799---TN M: 14/Dec/ 1819---TN. D : ??/Dec. 1887--- AR.Co.AR. Almond -1796 to Present -NC.>TN.>MS.>AR.>CA. Bradley / Bull -1787 to1963 -NY.>MI.>MO.>AR. Martin -1799 to 1857.-TN.>AR. Sibley -1728 to 1968. AR. Barbee -1863 to 1896. AR. Hibbard - 1863 to 1896, AR. http://community.webtv.net/MarvinAlmond/SubscribedTo

Fannie ??? or Fanney Seams that there was a Sister to a Linnie May Sibley, Who was My Grandmother, But any one other than Her I do not Know about ! I will Make Some Inquires in the Mean time >! Almond -1796 to Present -NC.>TN.>MS.>AR.>CA. Bradley / Bull -1787 to1963 -NY.>MI.>MO.>AR. Martin -1799 to 1857.-TN.>AR. Sibley -1728 to 1968. AR. Barbee -1863 to 1896. AR. Hibbard - 1863 to 1896, AR. http://community.webtv.net/MarvinAlmond/SubscribedTo

I am looking for info on the following families mother and father brothers and sisters children of the marriages from NY and NJ 1800s 1) Frederick Jackson Bowne b 1870 Westchester Co NY m d spouse Amelia M Martin b d 2) Frederick Bowne 11 b 1889 Flushing NY m d spouse Bessie Drew Martin b d 3) William A Bowne b 1846 NY d 1875 spouse Hannah M Martin b d 4) Charolotte Emily Bowne b 1844 NYC d spouse James E Martin b d --------------- wo is ? 5) Robert Martin Bowne b 1781 NY town ? d date ? Batavia Java now Jakarta his mother and father ? his brothers and sisters ? spouse ? children ? did he die in a shipwreck ( I would like a shipwreck web site) or passenger list Capt Cook explored Batavia in 1700s would their be an article about the incident? thanks Audrey Bowne Seattle gregbowne@earthlink.net

Hi again! I would love to have a picture of Laura. Do you have a scanner? I would suggest the US mail, but I would feel terrible if it were to get lost. I would gladly pay for the cost of a copy if you think that would be best. Let me know what you think. Russ

Hi Eldora! Your mail is equally fast. I received your info yesterday; it is exactly what i was looking for. I have so little information on the families of Stratton's siblings. I was also interested in the Wait connection. In another of my maternal lines (Cannon), I go back to a Return Wait of Plymouth, Mass. Well, I will continue my searching. If I find any additional info, I will let you know. Russ

Hi Martin Researchers, Awhile back there was a barrage of Irish MARTIN postings and I deleted them all thinking there's no way my MARTINs came from Ireland. Well, I received a document stating that my ancestor, William MARTIN, was one of the Galway Bay MARTINs. William MARTIN was born about 1820 and married a Sarah or Sally in Ireland. They came to Poland, OH and had the following children: Martha, James Johnson and Mary. They are then found in New Castle, PA. I am looking for William's parents and Sarah's maiden name. Thank You! Patty

seek info on the Karl/Carl Martin family from Providence are or in Southbridge Mass area in early 1944. A Wayne Martin was married to an Irene Shabott/Chabott on 9.23.1944. She was my grandmother. They divorced and she married Ernest Bryant, but I am curious about Mr. Martin. How long did they know each other before marrying, did he know her parents, does he have any pictures of her or her parents? I know that Carl had a grandchild? named Gale (i think a girl). And the Martin family met my grandmother's children from Ernest sometime in the early 60's. Anxious to know if anyone connects. Kim Bates

Hi all, i've updated my family tree which you can view below, it has ALL the people in my tree. If you find anything please email me, Ainslee http://ainslee.fourdegrees.com/

My computer says this URL isn't found on my server. Anything I can do to get it to work? Walsie Ainslee wrote: > Hi all, i've updated my family tree which you can view below, it has ALL the people in my tree. If you find anything please email me, Ainslee > http://ainslee.fourdegrees.com/

Thanks to the Brubakers I now have a place for my Jefferson MARTIN. Their kindness is greatly appreciated. The wealth of information is more than I anticipated. Thank you for sharing. Betty

Russ I received the disc Saturday. Thank you! Pretty fast mail service! I thought the way you packaged it was clever. Tomorrow I am mailing you a paper copy of Laura's descendents. Hope it gets to you as fast. Thanks again, Eldora ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Took a quick look at a copy of "Abstracts of Georgia: Colonial Bk J: 1755-1762, compiled by George Fuller Walker, 1978 and found a little Martin info: from pages 116-117 GRANTOR: Samuel Thomson, master of the ship called the Charming Martha, "now riding at anchor in the River Midway and ...bound for London [England]." OCCUPATION: ship master RESIDENCE: X GRANTEE: Clement Martin OCCUPATION: X RESIDENCE: X KIND OF INSTRUMENT: receipt DATE WRITTEN: March 15, 1757 PLACE WRITTEN: Savannah PAYMENT: X DESCRIPTION: Thomson acknowledges that Martin has shipped three barrels of indigo on the Charming Martha. The cargo is to be delivered in good condition at the port of London to Mr. John Nutt, merchant, or his agents, who is to pay the freight charges. WITNESSED BY: X OFFICIAL: not sworn RECORDED: July 30, 1757 The formatting is off by my cut and paste, so I will be glad to send privately on attachment in WordPerfect or MWord if anyone wants it. There were a couple more Martins mentioned in the book, Isaac and John. Will try to photocopy those the next time I get to the local library. Cecile Harrell

Taken from Pension records for service in the American Revolution, and Claiborne County Court, TN Records in 1833 and Census Records: Salathial/Salathiel MARTIN; Son - JEFFERSON MARTIN ca 1803 I'm looking for anyone researching this Jefferson MARTIN. Thank you, Betty, TX Information found on VAN BIBBER Newsletter

Hi all, i'm aftera ny information on William Martin who with Mary Stephens in 1792 had William Martin in Kilkhampton, cornwall, England. I Also have a Percy Moore who married a Lilias, Marie, Moore in victoria, Australia. She was born in 1887. Any info on either lines appreciated thanks Ainslee http://ainslee.fourdegrees.com/

Russ, I can hardly wait to get the disk. Again, thank you. In about 1865, Laura's husband, Jared, took a trip by rail from Troy, NY, to the west. The purpose of the trip apparently was to visit relatives. I have a diary he kept of his travels. He visited his brother, Barton WAIT who lived in Beaver Dam, WI. That is really not very far from Stoughton. Do you suppose there is a connection. I will have to read the diary again to see what I can come up with. Unfortunately, it is stored at present and I will not have access to it until May. Eldora On Thu, 14 Feb 2002 08:34:28 EST RHansonRet@aol.com writes: > Hi Eldora! Hopefully, I'll get a FTW disk mailed out to you today. > I'd love > to get any thing involving Laura that you are willing to share. > When you get > my disk, you will see that it involves a large diversity of Martins, > all of > which start in Woodbury, CT. Send anything that you think might be > > appropriate. It doesn't have to be a disk; I can work from paper. > One can > never know what info might prove to be of interest. For example, > Laura's > brother. Calvin, is buried in my hometown of Stoughton, WI. Why he > moved "out > west" to be with his uncle Stratton ( my g-g-grandfather ) has > always > intrigued me. Regards, Russ Hanson > > Russell Hanson > 5260 Wild Cinnamon Drive > Melbourne, Florida, 32940-1426 > > ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Hi Eldora! Hopefully, I'll get a FTW disk mailed out to you today. I'd love to get any thing involving Laura that you are willing to share. When you get my disk, you will see that it involves a large diversity of Martins, all of which start in Woodbury, CT. Send anything that you think might be appropriate. It doesn't have to be a disk; I can work from paper. One can never know what info might prove to be of interest. For example, Laura's brother. Calvin, is buried in my hometown of Stoughton, WI. Why he moved "out west" to be with his uncle Stratton ( my g-g-grandfather ) has always intrigued me. Regards, Russ Hanson Russell Hanson 5260 Wild Cinnamon Drive Melbourne, Florida, 32940-1426

I have several papers that were the writings of George Martin. He states that he was born Nov. 9, 1815. He lists some of his children, Martha born Jan 17, 1840. Margaret, July 27, 1842 and others (Thomas, Elizabeth, George,) I have found on Ancestry. com a Family file that lists these children and the dates are very close. This file says that George married a Mary Gee( daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Walters Gee). Many of the papers are of Purchases that people had made from him (corn, Material, boots etc.) George was born in Virginia but ended up in the Greenup and Carter County, Kentucky area. In my data base I have a Joseph Ann Martin born December 28, 1823 in Carter County Kentucky that married Nancy Baker. These papers were found in a old locker that belonged to Josephs grand daughter. I cannot seem to find the link. If you can help me in any way or link to this George Martin please contact me. Any help would be appreciated. sbrown@dragg.net

Russ Hanson, I am using Family Tree Maker, so either a GEDCOM or an FTW disk would be great. My mailing address is 9807 W. Sandstone Drive Sun City, AZ 85351 I really, really appreciate what you are doing for me. Please let me know what information I can give you. Eldora Riddle rkr5@juno.com ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.