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William Martin

Birth1812 - Warren, Tennessee, United States
Death1869 - Texas, Missouri, United States
MotherEllender Yocum
FatherJames Martin

Born in Warren, Tennessee, United States on 1812 to James Martin and Ellender Yocum. William Martin married Letha Hart and had 11 children. He passed away on 1869 in Texas, Missouri, United States.

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Parents
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James Martin
1771 - 1824
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Ellender Yocum
1778 - 1824
Spouse(s)
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Letha Hart
1812 - 1869
Children Show all
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James P. "Bucket Jim" Martin
1835 - 1896
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Nancy Caroline Martin
1834 - 1915
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Perlina Martin
1851 - 1916
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Catharine Martin
1845 - Unknown
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Eleanor Martin
1837 - 1850
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Octavia B. Martin
Unknown - 1916
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Mahala Martin
1840 - Unknown
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Hannah Martin
1848 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Martin
1838 - Unknown
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Ellen O. Martin
1855 - Unknown
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Mahala " Haley " Martin
1838 - 1926

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