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John
J. Martin
(1833- ? )
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John
J. Martin was born in 1833 in the 45th District of Preston County, WV, the son of
Henry and Keziah (Miner) Martin.
He died sometime before the year 1891, when
he or his offspring otherwise would have been named as legal heirs in a family
estate matter.
We have investigated whether one of the men
named John 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:
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John Martin, 6th West Virginia
Infantry, Company K -- widow Hester (Taylor) Martin -- Invalid Application
#639461, Invalid Certificate #553246, Widow Application #837573, Widow
Certificate #613569. Soldier died on Aug. 25, 1905 at Ohio County, WV.
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John Martin, 6th West Virginia
Infantry, Company C -- also Independent Battery F, West Virginia Light
Artillery -- widow Virginia B. Martin -- guardian of Joshua Shaw -- Invalid
Application #101283, Invalid Certificate #312263, Widow Application #753382,
Widow Certificate #542074, Minor Application #832435, Minor Certificate
#601643. Soldier died Dec. 7, 1901, in Fairmont, Marion County, WV. Widow
remarried on July 2, 1904.
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John F. Martin, 6th West Virginia
Infantry, Company B -- widow Appolonia Martin -- Invalid Application
#662164, Invalid Certificate #463630, Widow Application #1092487, Widow
Certificate #849338.
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John B. Martin, 7th West Virginia
Cavalry, Company E -- widow Emily F. Martin -- Widow Application #433086,
Widow Certificate #284516. Soldier died May 11, 1888. Widow resided in Ona,
Cabell County, WV circa 1890.
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