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Nathaniel Martin

BirthABT 1795 - Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Death06 Oct 1853 - Springfield Township, Dane County, Wisconsin
MotherLydia Gates
FatherThomas Newbold MARTIN

Born in Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts on ABT 1795 to Thomas Newbold MARTIN and Lydia Gates. Nathaniel Martin married Sarah Bellows Sheldon and had 6 children. He passed away on 06 Oct 1853 in Springfield Township, Dane County, Wisconsin.

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Thomas Newbold Martin
1761 - 1822
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Lydia Gates
1762 - 1806
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Sarah Bellows Sheldon
1786 - 1869
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Nathaniel Martin
1832 - 1916
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Mary Martin
1830 - 1885
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Smith Gates Martin
1822 - 1920
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George S Martin
1822 - 1900
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Henry M. Martin
1823 - 1905
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Sara M Martin
1827 - 1904

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