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James Martin 1730 – 1799 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: May 1, 1730

Birth Location: Albemarle County, Virginia

Death Date: 5 Mar 1799

Death Location: Madison County, Kentucky

Father: Capt. Martin

Mother: Elizabeth Crawford

Spouse(s): Sarah Harris

Children(s): HUDSON MARTIN, Azariah Martin, William Martin, Christopher Martin, David Martin, Mary Martin, James Martin, Tyree Martin, Robert Martin, Nathan Martin, John Martin

Born in 1730 in Albemarle County, Virginia, James Martin was the child of Capt. James Martin and Elizabeth Crawford. In time, James Martin married Sarah Harris, and they raised a family that included HUDSON MARTIN, Azariah Martin, William Martin, Christopher Martin, David Martin, Mary Polly Martin, James Martin, Tyree Harris Martin, Robert E Martin, Nathan Martin and John Hudson Martin. James Martin died in Madison County, Kentucky in 1799.

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Parents

Capt. Martin
1699 – 1775
Birth Location: Amberst, Amberst, Virginia, USA
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Elizabeth Crawford
1700 – 1771
Birth Location: Jamestown, James City, Virginia, USA
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Spouses(s)

Sarah Harris
1747 – 1796
Birth Location: Hanover County, Virginia
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Children(s)

HUDSON MARTIN
1762 – 1830
Birth Location: Albermarle, Virginia, United States
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Azariah Martin
1764 – 1834
Birth Location: Amherst, Albemarle, Virginia, USA
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William Martin
1765 – 1841
Birth Location: Amherst, Virginia, United States
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Christopher Martin
1766 – 1790
Birth Location: Amherst Co, VA
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David Martin
1768 – 1822
Birth Location: Amherst Co, VA
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Mary Martin
1770 – 1839
Birth Location: Albemarle Co, Virginia, USA
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James Martin
1772 – 1792
Birth Location: Albamarle Co, Virginia, USA
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Tyree Martin
1774 – 1849
Birth Location: Albemarle Co, VA
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Robert Martin
1776 – 1855
Birth Location: Albamarle, Virginia, USA
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Nathan Martin
1780 – 1820
Birth Location: Albamarle, Virginia, USA
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John Martin
1782 – 1858
Birth Location: Amherst Co, VA
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Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Year: May 1, 1730
    Event Place: Albemarle County, Virginia

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Year: 5 Mar 1799
    Event Place: Madison County, Kentucky
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