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William
Martin
(1836- ? )
|
William
Martin was born in about 1836 in Preston
County, WV, the son of Henry and Keziah
(Miner) Martin.
When he was 14 years of age, in 1850, he lived on his parents' farm in the county's 45th District.
William was
deceased by the year 1891.
Nothing further about William is known.
We have investigated whether one of the men
named William Martin -- who were Civil War soldiers in West Virginia in
regiments where other cousins are known to have served -- might be ours'.
However, we have come up empty after examining their original Civil War pension
files in person in December 2008 at the National Archives in Washington, DC.
These included:
-
William T.D. Martin, 6th
West Virginia Infantry, Company F -- Invalid Application #633286, Invalid
Certificate #486965. Soldier lived in Kingwood, Preston County in 1892.
Someone named "E.T. Martin" witnessed one of his pension
application papers.
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William H. Martin, 6th West
Virginia Cavalry, Company G and 3rd West Virginia Infantry, Company G --
widow Minerva J. Martin -- Invalid Application #737390, Invalid Certificate
#1069056, Widow Application #917634, Widow Certificate #681440.
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William H. Martin, 6th West
Virginia Cavalry, Companies C and E, and 3rd West Virginia Infantry, Company
E -- widow Mary E. Martin -- Invalid Application #484758, Invalid
Certificate #291311, Widow Application #850235, Widow Certificate #649284.
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