David Martin

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I am very interested in my Rochester, Vermont connections.

The Family's I follow are Martins, Johnson's, Campbell's, Blair's, Eells, Stowe's, Daniels, Hubbard, Eaton, Clark, Bailey, Parmenter, Landon, Wright, Wales, and many other branches

My father's side of me (Martin) came into Vermont mid-1770s from Windham County, Connecticut, and settled in Rochester.

My mother's side of me (Johnson) came into Vermont a little earlier (the early 1770's) into Chester, Vermont from Windham County, Connecticut.

Both sides came into Massachusetts during the great migration, for them, it was the early 1630's

In the process of documenting and photographing my family at Woodlawn Cemetery, I found many graves that were not documented or photos of them. So I did both and am still working on them. I will accept as much help as possible with many with who I am not familiar. If you have a family member in Woodlawn, I would be happy to transfer them into your loving care.

I am very interested in my Rochester, Vermont connections.

The Family's I follow are Martins, Johnson's, Campbell's, Blair's, Eells, Stowe's, Daniels, Hubbard, Eaton, Clark, Bailey, Parmenter, Landon, Wright, Wales, and many other branches

My father's side of me (Martin) came into Vermont mid-1770s from Windham County, Connecticut, and settled in Rochester.

My mother's side of me (Johnson) came into Vermont a little earlier (the early 1770's) into Chester, Vermont from Windham County, Connecticut.

Both sides came into Massachusetts during the great migration, for them, it was the early 1630's

In the process of documenting and photographing my family at Woodlawn Cemetery, I found many graves that were not documented or photos of them. So I did both and am still working on them. I will accept as much help as possible with many with who I am not familiar. If you have a family member in Woodlawn, I would be happy to transfer them into your loving care.

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