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Amy Painter

Birth1805 - Georgia
Death15 Jul 1863 - Lamison, Wilcox, Alabama, United States
MotherCharlotte Ivey
FatherJohn A Painter (5)

Born in Georgia on 1805 to John A Painter (5) and Charlotte Ivey. Amy Painter married John Henry Martin and had 15 children. She passed away on 15 Jul 1863 in Lamison, Wilcox, Alabama, United States.

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Parents
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John A Painter (5)
1748 - 1835
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Charlotte Ivey
1752 - 1839
Spouse(s)
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John Henry Martin
1797 - 1857
Children Show all
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John Henry (Pa) Martin
1830 - 1902
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Mary Francis Martin
1841 - 1923
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Miles Malone Augustus Martin
1846 - 1909
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Enoch Cook Martin
1844 - 1921
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Franklin Lee Martin
1837 - 1896
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Catherine Charlotte Martin
1825 - 1857
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Martha Ann Martin
1828 - 1858
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Theophlis R Gats Martin
1839 - Unknown
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Cynthia Jane Martin
1827 - 1870
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William White Martin
1831 - 1859
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James L Martin
1833 - 1858
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Nancy Mariah Martin
1823 - 1862
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Redwood Martin
1838 - 1859
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Robert Franklin Martin
1835 - 1835
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Robert Franklin Martin
1835 - 1835

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