Martha's ancestry is not known, but her maiden name is believed to be Formby based on a marriage license for James Andrews and Martha Formby on 05 Feb 1822 in Wilkes County, Georgia. In any case, Martha did marry a James Andrews / Anders about 1822. John and Martha had 8 children. Martha came to the Republic of Texas from Alabama in Nov 1841 following her husband who had come in Dec 1839.
Notes and references:
- Citizen of the Republic of Texas
- Marriage license: Wilkes County, Georgia. Book 1, Page 255
- Census:
1830: Greene County, Alabama, Page 379 B (implied)
1850: Montgomery County, Texas, Page 45 A
1880: Montgomery County, Texas, Page 90 B
Notes and references:
- Citizen of the Republic of Texas
- Marriage license: Wilkes County, Georgia. Book 1, Page 255
- Census:
1830: Greene County, Alabama, Page 379 B (implied)
1850: Montgomery County, Texas, Page 45 A
1880: Montgomery County, Texas, Page 90 B
Martha's ancestry is not known, but her maiden name is believed to be Formby based on a marriage license for James Andrews and Martha Formby on 05 Feb 1822 in Wilkes County, Georgia. In any case, Martha did marry a James Andrews / Anders about 1822. John and Martha had 8 children. Martha came to the Republic of Texas from Alabama in Nov 1841 following her husband who had come in Dec 1839.
Notes and references:
- Citizen of the Republic of Texas
- Marriage license: Wilkes County, Georgia. Book 1, Page 255
- Census:
1830: Greene County, Alabama, Page 379 B (implied)
1850: Montgomery County, Texas, Page 45 A
1880: Montgomery County, Texas, Page 90 B
Notes and references:
- Citizen of the Republic of Texas
- Marriage license: Wilkes County, Georgia. Book 1, Page 255
- Census:
1830: Greene County, Alabama, Page 379 B (implied)
1850: Montgomery County, Texas, Page 45 A
1880: Montgomery County, Texas, Page 90 B
