If you have access to the 1860 census also, that would help. I'm having a problem with that first son. Is that an abbreviation for Samuel? Thank you so very much in advance. This was information I did not have. I am trying to find the link between Alison & Andrew. We know they are related by DNA, but I don't know how just yet. Ken Martin On May 12, 2005, at 4:45 PM, [email protected] wrote: > Am not certain what you have, but since you placed a question mark > after your first sentence, I thought you may not have Allison in the > 1850 Census. Based on you stating John A was born 1853 in Liverpool, > Oh., I was able to locate Allison and family in the 1860 Census, and > finding he was born in Pa., and the children in Va., I was able to > locate him in the 1850 Census in Va. > > 1850 District #26 Hancock Cty., Va. > > Alison 26 Riverman B: Pa. > Lucinda 23 Va > Saml 4 " > Sarah 2 " > Infant 1 mos. " > _________________________________________________________ > > There is also a marriage license: > > Allison Martin to Lucinda Allison > 25 Sept. 1845 Brooke Cty., Va. > ____________________________ > > If you can tell me how this Andrew Martin is related to Allison or > what you know about him, I might be able to help find what you want. > Good Luck > [email protected] > > -------------- Original message -------------- > >> Does anyone have a link or any information on Allison B. Martin who >> was >> in OHIO in the 1850's? The information I have on him is from a death >> certificate for one of his sons, John A. Martin, b 20 JAN 1853 in East >> Liverpool, OH. >> >> I am hoping to find a link to Andrew Martin who was given a land grant >> in the Northwest Territories in 1799 (which became Ohio in 1803). >> Andrew had two known sons, David and William. >> >> Thanks for any help linking these two together. (we know there is a >> link by DNA testing) >> >