She married on 10 Aug. 1808, in Rockingham County, N.C. to Alexander Martin.
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Margaret was a daughter of Adam Sharp and Mary unknown.
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Margaret had at least 11 children.
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1850 Census, Holmes County, MS., #545/545:
Alex S. Martin 63 NC
Margaret Martin 62 NC
Calvin Andrews 31 NC
Mary Andrews 31 NC
Samuel Martin 21 NC
Robert Martin 19 NC
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(info below from Joe Edwards)
The Heritage of Rockingham County Book pg. 384 by Linda Vernon says Margaret moved back to Rockingham county after her husbands death in 1864. In 1867 she joined the Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal church.
Her death by family bible as 17 Jun 1880.
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1880 Census, Rockingham County, N.C.
V. Allen 73
E.M. Allen 70
S.A. Allen 31
M.S. Allen 23
M.E. Allen 1
M. Marten 89 mother-in-law
John Allen 16
H. Scales 6
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Margaret was a daughter of Adam Sharp and Mary unknown.
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Margaret had at least 11 children.
===
1850 Census, Holmes County, MS., #545/545:
Alex S. Martin 63 NC
Margaret Martin 62 NC
Calvin Andrews 31 NC
Mary Andrews 31 NC
Samuel Martin 21 NC
Robert Martin 19 NC
===
(info below from Joe Edwards)
The Heritage of Rockingham County Book pg. 384 by Linda Vernon says Margaret moved back to Rockingham county after her husbands death in 1864. In 1867 she joined the Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal church.
Her death by family bible as 17 Jun 1880.
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1880 Census, Rockingham County, N.C.
V. Allen 73
E.M. Allen 70
S.A. Allen 31
M.S. Allen 23
M.E. Allen 1
M. Marten 89 mother-in-law
John Allen 16
H. Scales 6
She married on 10 Aug. 1808, in Rockingham County, N.C. to Alexander Martin.
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Margaret was a daughter of Adam Sharp and Mary unknown.
===
Margaret had at least 11 children.
===
1850 Census, Holmes County, MS., #545/545:
Alex S. Martin 63 NC
Margaret Martin 62 NC
Calvin Andrews 31 NC
Mary Andrews 31 NC
Samuel Martin 21 NC
Robert Martin 19 NC
===
(info below from Joe Edwards)
The Heritage of Rockingham County Book pg. 384 by Linda Vernon says Margaret moved back to Rockingham county after her husbands death in 1864. In 1867 she joined the Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal church.
Her death by family bible as 17 Jun 1880.
===
1880 Census, Rockingham County, N.C.
V. Allen 73
E.M. Allen 70
S.A. Allen 31
M.S. Allen 23
M.E. Allen 1
M. Marten 89 mother-in-law
John Allen 16
H. Scales 6
===
Margaret was a daughter of Adam Sharp and Mary unknown.
===
Margaret had at least 11 children.
===
1850 Census, Holmes County, MS., #545/545:
Alex S. Martin 63 NC
Margaret Martin 62 NC
Calvin Andrews 31 NC
Mary Andrews 31 NC
Samuel Martin 21 NC
Robert Martin 19 NC
===
(info below from Joe Edwards)
The Heritage of Rockingham County Book pg. 384 by Linda Vernon says Margaret moved back to Rockingham county after her husbands death in 1864. In 1867 she joined the Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal church.
Her death by family bible as 17 Jun 1880.
===
1880 Census, Rockingham County, N.C.
V. Allen 73
E.M. Allen 70
S.A. Allen 31
M.S. Allen 23
M.E. Allen 1
M. Marten 89 mother-in-law
John Allen 16
H. Scales 6
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