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Minot Martin

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Minot Martin

Birth
Williamstown, Orange County, Vermont, USA
Death
18 Mar 1875 (aged 79)
Williamstown, Orange County, Vermont, USA
Burial
Williamstown, Orange County, Vermont, USA Add to Map
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(7-696)Minot first met Nancy Densmore in Randolph, Vermont, where they were both working for the same man. That man was a Mr. Porter Flint, who was probably related to the Martins. Minot was a prosperous farmer in Williamstown, Vermont, on a meadow farm a little north of "Mill Village" on the east side of the "Branch" farm at the end of the road in the "bow" of the railroad. His son William Wallace had the farm after him until Wallace died, after which William Wallace's son George had the farm, though he left it in about 1920, when he moved to Barnard, Vermont. Minot, his children and his grand children were known to be generous supporters of the Universalist Church, and known to be useful citizens. Minot & Nancy had 9 children.

Born as the 696 person of he 7th Generation , of the Martin Family, according the Book George Martin of Salisbury Massachusetts, and his descendants. of 1929.
(7-696)Minot first met Nancy Densmore in Randolph, Vermont, where they were both working for the same man. That man was a Mr. Porter Flint, who was probably related to the Martins. Minot was a prosperous farmer in Williamstown, Vermont, on a meadow farm a little north of "Mill Village" on the east side of the "Branch" farm at the end of the road in the "bow" of the railroad. His son William Wallace had the farm after him until Wallace died, after which William Wallace's son George had the farm, though he left it in about 1920, when he moved to Barnard, Vermont. Minot, his children and his grand children were known to be generous supporters of the Universalist Church, and known to be useful citizens. Minot & Nancy had 9 children.

Born as the 696 person of he 7th Generation , of the Martin Family, according the Book George Martin of Salisbury Massachusetts, and his descendants. of 1929.


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