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James M. Martin
JAMES M. MARTIN
Was born in Montgomery County, Ind., August 30, 1839. Was
married to Caroline Varner December 7, 1859. Two children
were born to them – Mary J., born December 17, 1867, married
to Ambrose C. Smith; Roda L., born January 11, 1879. Mr.
Martin was married the second time to Ella C. Smith January
13, 1876. Childrens’ [sic] names by this marriage: Clara D.,
born October 3, 1876; Ella A., born October 29, 1879; James
E., born September 18, 1881; John R., born September 10,
1883. One child died in infancy, March 29, 1886. Mrs. Martin
was born in Putnam County, Ind., December 17, 1853. Mr.
Martin’s first wife died June 25, 1874, and is buried in
Finley Cemetery in Montgomery County. James M. Martin and
his present wife belong to the M. E. Church. Mr. Martin is
one of the solid men of Boone; owns 500 acres of choice land
in Jackson Township, eight miles southwest of Lebanon and
five miles northeast of Jamestown. He has splendid
buildings, and everything denotes thrift and good husbandry.
He began life a poor young man, determined to succeed in
life, and he has done so to a great degree. He is among the
wealthy men of the county. In his “make-up” he is social,
fond of company, and enjoys life. See his portrait in
another part of this work. Mr. Martin is engaged in stock
raising and dealing extensively.
Source Citation:
Boone County Biographies [database online] Boone County
INGenWeb. 2007. <http://www.rootsweb.com/~inboone>
Original data: Harden & Spahr. "Early Life and Times in
Boone County, Indiana." Lebanon, Indiana. May, 1887, pp.
332-333.
Transcribed by: Julie S. Townsend - June 29, 2007
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