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several Martin families in Wayne OH 1820 mg 1815 from Miami index only, need to check family next door to Dunwoodys in Hanover twp, 1820 Butler C o OH census ages he about 30, she under 26, a son under ten and a dau u nder ten 1827 land patent in Decatur Co IN (abt six miles south of H ugh Montgomery) James Martin `of Hamilton Co OH W/2 SW se c 35 10N 10E second PM (John and Thomas Martin earlier, Wil liam Martin later) neighbors Tremain, Gideon Johnson; Rober t and Andrew Elder 1821 Thomas Martin m Laura Tremain 1828 Decatur, Peter Marti n m Aseneth Elder need poss 1830 Hamilton Co OH Colerain twp need poss 1840 Knox Co IL `Hendersonville` from Marilyn Ramsay: One of her father Hugh Montgomery`s Re v. War Pension Papers dated Jan. 1855, had a Sarah Martin listed as a child and heir. so i f married to a Watson, date after 1855 wonder... Montgomerys enumerated in Morgan twp, 1820 smal l children. Had Sarah died and they cared for the children ? no need 1850 IA Linn need 1856 IA Linn state census need 1860 IA Linn 1841-1855 http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ia/linn/vital/marr41-5 5.txt Martin, Hugh Blakesley, Sarah E. 1847 Apr 15 Bell, James Martin, Dorcas 1845 Aug 21 Bozenbareck, John Martin, Lucy S. 1850 Nov 6 Busenbark, John Martin, Agnes 1853 Feb 20 Martin, Christian Barrer, Mary 1854 Aug 31 Winter, John Martin, Christina 1852 Jul 25 === From: d h <dhgrows@hotmail.com> To: <GenBug@bendcable.com> Date: Tuesday, November 4, 2003 10:40 PM Subject: Montgomery`s and Martin`s Hello: Hugh and Eva are my ggg grans. Several months ag o I entered Hugh Montgomery, Butler Co., Ohio in the Google search and foun d your Montgomery site and I also found the information on your Rootsweb pag e probably after that time. James Martin and Sarah Montgomery were married October 5, 1 815 in Butler County, Ohio. The last child born to them was in 1838. Hi s enlistment papers show he was born in IN but his obituary says he wa s born in Hendersonville, IL. I would almost be inclined to believe t he obit would be correct but don`t know. And they moved to Marion, IA i n 1838 or 1839. Here are James and Sarah Montgomery Martin`s children. Mary Martin born 1817 died May 15, 1862 Hugh Martin born April 16, 1818 died October 21, 1871 Adaline Martin born 1823 died January 20, 1890 Elizabeth Martin born 1824 died March 2, 1879 Dorcas Martin born June 11, 1825 died January 6, 1903 Lucy Martin born September 11, 1827 died November 11, 1851 Sarah Martin born 1830 died June 11, 1904 Agnes Martin born December 15, 1832 died September 2, 1900 James A. Martin born June 14, 1835 died February 11, 1899 Giles R. Martin born January 30, 1838 died November 25, 1915 Mary married a Daniel Dean Hugh married Sarah E. Blakesly April, 15, 1847 Adaline married Frederick Jordan Nov. 6, 1848 Elizabeth married Preston B. Scott Dorcas married James Beall on Aug. 21, 1845 Lucy married John Busenbarrick on Nov. 6, 1850 Sarah married ______ Weber Agnes married John Busenbarrick on Feb. 10, 1853 James A. married Emily L. Burch on Jan. 15, 1861 Giles - never married Hugh is buried in Campbell Cemetery, Marion, IA Adeline is buried at Mt. Zion Cemetery, Linn Co., IA Elizabeth is buried at Mt. Zion Cemetery, Linn Co, IA Dorcas is buried at Oak Shade Cemetery, Marion, IA Lucy is buried at Campbell Cemetery, Marion, IA James A. is buried at Barclay Cemetery, Jesup, IA as is hi s wife Emily Giles is buried at Oakshade Cemetery, Marion, IA John Busenbarrick is buried at Oakshade Cemetery, Marion IA . Don`t know where his 2nd wife Agnes is buried. Not sure i f the spouses of the others listed above are buried by their spouses. James A. and Emily Burch Martin had six children one of whi ch was James Beall Martin and he is my maternal grandfather. The above mentioned Giles Martin served in the Civil War an d was two days lacking of serving 50 months according to his obituary . In Giles obituary it states he came to IA in 1939 and the family set tled in Martin`s Creek. All of the above information was given to me by a second co usin that had done an extensive search. I can`t attest to it`s accuracy, but I am sure it must be q uite close. This same second cousin always wanted to find `proof` on th is side of the family of someone being in the Revoutionary War as she want ed to be in the DAR. Do you feel that the information you have listed on th e Montgomery site is sufficient to enable her to accomplish that? Regards, DH
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