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1. Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 [1]
Rhonda...you made a funny! I got a chuckle outta that! I think in this case,,he had "an interest' in a drugstore or whatever they called a pharmacy back then...we called ours "the drugstore" You may have hit on something...although I blame my lack of info on the naming of same names, and in lack of records left for us to find.. Anyhow...goodluck. Stella
2. Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 [1]
I must have missed the original post....not so different from today! Maybe we should start checking prison records for more of those brick walls! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rhonda Chesnutt" To: Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 1:33 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 > Now I know why my Martins are so hard to track. Maybe they were all in > prison! > >>> The young people will make their home where MR. MARTIN is int
3. [MARTIN] Home from Chattanooga and points south [1]
Got home yesterday afternoon after about 12 hours because of a delay in Dallas because of a rainstorm. Was a great trip! Expected to do Prince and Whitley genealogy but did more Morgan and Hulsey. Stayed at our cousin Phil's house part of the time. He has a great place and we had a great time. Wish we could have had more time. I know this is poor manners but while I was at Phil's house I found a secret he would like to keep hidden. But I feel you all should know this. He is still our cousin but He is a
4. [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 [1]
>From the Spartanburg SC list; see MARTIN ref. below. ----- Original Message ----- From: "nancie o" To: Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 2:22 PM Subject: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 > August 20, 1920 > CROSS HILL, Oct. 19- MR. W.P. MARTIN, MR. and MRS. LUTHER E. MARTIN, > MRS. J.H. RASOR and MRS. W.C. RASOR are all in Westminister today to > witness the marriage of GEORGE P. MARTIN of Cross Hill to MISS EDNA E. > ENGLAND of Westminister. The
5. Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [LEWIS] Wm Terrell Lewis [1]
Hello Karen, Could your Sarahann be Sarah Ann? And do you have an approximate time of the marriage or this woman to Isaac Martin? I am researching the Isaac Martin line that was related to the Lewis line in Virginia and one of them married a Sarah - I may have something in one of my databases. Shirley -----Original Message----- From: martin-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:martin-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Karen K Sent: Monday, October 09, 2006 2:28 AM To: martin@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MARTIN
6. [MARTIN] Fw: [LEWIS] Wm Terrell Lewis [1]
> I've noticed several requests for this so I located a copy of "Genealogy > of the Lewis Family in America, From the Middle of the Seventeenth Century > Down to the Present Time. by Wm. Terrell Lewis of Perryville, Winston > County, Miss. " > > Printed in Louisville KY by the Courier-Journal Job Printing Co, 1892 > > If anyone is interested in a cd in pdf format please contact me OFF LIST > at > bjreece@bellsouth.net > > > Joyce Gaston Reece
7. Re: [MARTIN] William Martin married Hannah Irwin [1]
MJAM66 Can you also provide more details as to which, of many, Valentine Martins you referred to. Thanks Jon Martin ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 9:06 PM Subject: [MARTIN] William Martin married Hannah Irwin >I have a William Martin, Jr. married to a Hannah Irvin. > > Their daughter is listed as: > Mary "Polly" Martin b. in 1791 and d. January 13, 1839 > > She was m. May 30, 1810 in Lincoln Co., NC to Edward Ross
8. Re: [MARTIN] Mary McDowell [1]
I'm so glad you wrote; you give me hope. Mary McDowell , born c1724 Lancaster Co PA; died 1801 Lincoln, Co, NC, married John Martin in PA. They were parents of Josiah Martin, a Revo .War soldier. Who were Mary McDowell's parents? Thanks, Gail Barham
9. [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Misc. Obituaries [1]
from another list (Spartanburg SC); see Martin ref. below. ----- Original Message ----- From: "nancie o" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 7:50 PM Subject: [SCSPARTA] Misc. Obituaries > Spartanburg Herald > AREA OBITUARIES -June 28, 1964 > MRS. WILLINGHAM > Chesnee - Funeral services for MRS. JULIA ANN WOFFORD HINES WILLINGHAM, > 84, will be conducted at Arrowood Baptist Church today. Burial will be in > the church cemetery. > MRS. WILLINGHA
10. Re: [MARTIN] Info on Andrew Jackson Martin [1]
I have James Martin born 1776 Mecklenberg NC died Apr 1810 Mecklenberg NC does this help? His father was Samuel Martin b 1732 Tyrone Ireland died Nov 26, 1826 Loncoln Gaston NC mother Margaret Mccurdy born 1735 Ireland died May 21 1833 Lincoln Gaston NC suz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shirley " To: Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 10:06 AM Subject: Re: [MARTIN] Info on Andrew Jackson Martin > Hello Barbara, > > Do you have any Isaac or James Martins in your
11. Re: [MARTIN] Info on Andrew Jackson Martin [1]
Suz, Do you have any info about other children or siblings of Samuel Martin. Jan Lowe In a message dated 10/2/2006 9:46:37 AM Central Daylight Time, wasauls@bellsouth.net writes: I have James Martin born 1776 Mecklenberg NC died Apr 1810 Mecklenberg NC does this help? His father was Samuel Martin b 1732 Tyrone Ireland died Nov 26, 1826 Loncoln Gaston NC mother Margaret Mccurdy born 1735 Ireland died May 21 1833 Lincoln Gaston NC suz
12. Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 [1]
My Martins were and are well respected, too, but every family seems to have their blacksheeps and I've never believed in keeping skeletons in the closet. Isn't that what genealogy research strives to achieve? Life and Law was a lot different in some states in the 1800s and early 1900s. I have one Martin cousin in my ancestry who reportedly went to prison for killing a man. After a 2 year sentence, he was released but upon his return to his home in Texas, he was murdered by someone else. I'd love to fin
13. [MARTIN] Martin>NC>Ky>Mo [1]
There are several people on the Madison Co. Mo. list that are discussing Martins that came there from NC and Ky. Some of the names are Sarah and Jesse. I belong to the list because I am looking for Moores and Millers in that area, not Martins. I just thought that I would alert anyone with Martins that may have moved to that area. Karen Moore Kerr __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
14. Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 [1]
Can this subject be dropped please. I am a Martin, but not a druggie or prisoner, and feel somewhat concerned where this line is going. Thank you. Simon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gwen Stuart" To: Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 11:13 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 >I must have missed the original post....not so different from today! Maybe > we should start checking prison records for more of those brick walls! > >
15. [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Weekly Herald 1846 [1]
from another list (Spartanburg SC); see Martin ref. below. ----- Original Message ----- From: "nancie o" To: Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 7:54 PM Subject: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Weekly Herald 1846 > Sept. 28, 1846 > MARRIED IN THIS VILLAGE ON TUESDAY > last, by the REV. S.B. LEWERS, MR. F. NANCE to MISS SUSAN C. BURNSIDE. > Also at the same time and place, MR. JAMES C. YOUNG to MISS SARAH P. > WATTS, all of this district. > ----- > CHAPPELL'S
16. [MARTIN] Martin research [1]
Names I am researching are Martin, Knight, Mulenix, Hatfield, Lawson, Benge from the Putnam County area or Missouri.
17. [MARTIN] Isaac MARTIN of KS bio [1]
I do not believe I am related to this Isaac MARTIN - I am posting this bio and the link in case someone else needs it. http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/doniphan/bios/imartin.htm "Isaac Martin. For thirty-five years Mr. Martin has been a resident of Doniphan county, and since 1892 has occupied his present fine farm in Wayne township. His agricultural methods are in accord with the most progressive ideas, and his well-tilled fields indicate to the passerby the careful supervision of the enterpris
18. Re: [MARTIN] Info on William Riley Martin [1]
Does anybody have any information on William Riley Martin born (circa 1836) Randolph/Fulton County Arkansas. I know most of the ancestry after him but not MUCH before him. His Mother was Mary Polly Ross (her Father was Charlie Ross of N. C married at least 3 times...the last to Eleander? Stroud) His Father was John Martin...nothing on his parents. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks. Janet Powell Jones
19. Re: [MARTIN] Barbara, Questions about Charles L. MARTIN [1]
Jan. 15, 1835 for Charles March 8, 1833 for Andrew Jackson These dates came out of an old bible. I have not seen the bible but the mother,of the person that I got the information from, had copied the information from the bible, If I can help anymore, let me know. In God we trust! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Savasnia" To: Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 5:12 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN] Barbara, Questions about Charles L. MARTIN > Barbara, > > What yea
20. Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 [1]
I agree Simon, my Martins were highly respected people as are their descendants, Ina ----- Original Message ----- From: "Simon Martin" To: Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2006 7:03 PM Subject: Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [SCSPARTA] Laurensville Herald 1920 : Can this subject be dropped please. I am a Martin, but not a druggie or : prisoner, and feel somewhat concerned where this line is going. : Thank you. : Simon : : ----- Original Message ----- : From: "Gwen Stuart
21. Re: [MARTIN] Fw: [LEWIS] Wm Terrell Lewis [1]
I would like to know first if it mentions the family of my ggg grandmother who was born in Miss in 1820? I do not know who her parents were or even what town in Miss. She is the brickwall that I can not get through. Her name was Sarahann Lewis b.1820 in Miss. married Ludson Wilson who was 15 years older than she was, in Avoyelles Parish, La. Two of her younger siblings lived with her(: James Madison Martin Lewis and Aisa Lewis)on the 1850 census. Ironicaly,widowed Sarahann Lewis Wilson later married an Iss
22. Re: [MARTIN] Barbara, Questions about Charles L. MARTIN [1]
Barbara, What year was your gg grandfather Charles Lafayette MARTIN born? Who did Charles marry? Where did they live? Jeanette ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Kennedy" To: Sent: Monday, October 02, 2006 9:30 AM Subject: Re: [MARTIN] Info on Andrew Jackson Martin > Andrew was the brother of my gggrandfather, who was born in NC. I assume > that the others were born there > His other brothers were William, Noah, > Benjamin, Greenboid, Hen
23. Re: [MARTIN] Info on Andrew Jackson Martin [1]
Hello Barbara, Do you have any Isaac or James Martins in your Andrew Martin of NC line. I am searching for a James Martin, said to have married or had a child with a Tabitha Martin Martin, her maiden name said to be Martin as well. My known ancestor is Charles D. Martin, b c 1818 in NC, said to be Burke, NC. Any help greatly appreciated. Shirley -----Original Message----- From: martin-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:martin-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Barbara Kennedy Sent: Monday, October 02, 20
24. Re: [MARTIN] [BENGE] Fw: [LEWIS] Wm Terrell Lewis [1]
Joyce, I've had this book for ages. I paid an arm and a leg for this book plus a brand new copy of another book but I'm very thankful for it. Uncle Thomas Benge family is in there but since my Grandfather (Thomas' brother)Old Trader had deserted Elizabeth and gone to the Cherokees he is not mentioned nor is his children by Elizabeth. Oleta On Sun, 8 Oct 2006 14:22:43 -0400 "Joyce G. Reece" writes: > > > > > I've noticed several requests for this so I located a copy of > "Genealo
25. Re: [MARTIN] [BENGE] Fw: [LEWIS] Wm Terrell Lewis [1]
Either a microfilm or a microfiche copy of this book can also be obtained at your nearest LDS Family History Center (for use in the library only). Small portions can be printed off. I understand the Church has a project that will eventually put all its records on line, free of charge (if no copyright violations are involved), if you want to wait a few years. Bob Evans
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