"Miss Sadie Marti, 711 John street, received a telegram this morning from Albion, Mich. [sic], notifying her of the death of her brother, Charles A. Marti. No particulars were included in the message but a letter will probably be received soon giving the family further information. The deceased was about 39 years of age and until 13 years ago was a resident of this city. He leaves a mother residing in Clarksville, and two sisters and six brothers residing here. The burial will be in Albion." Published in the Saginaw (MI) Evening News, Wednesday, 4 May 1904, pg. 10, column 2.
"COLFAX - Charles A. Marti, deputy organizer for the Washington state grange, fell dead from heart disease in a drug store at Albion Tuesday evening." Published in the Tacoma (WA) Daily News, Thursday, 5 May 1904, pg. 8, column 1.
"Albion Farmer Dies.
ALBION, Wash., Saturday, May 7 - Charles A. Marti dropped dead in his chair while reading a magazine in a local drug store here on Wednesday. He was 39 years old and unmarried. He was deputy organizer of the state grange and for 10 years past had been a prominent farmer of this section." Published in the Seattle (WA) Daily Times, Sunday, 8 May 1904, pg. 13, column 3.
"Miss Sadie Marti, 711 John street, received a telegram this morning from Albion, Mich. [sic], notifying her of the death of her brother, Charles A. Marti. No particulars were included in the message but a letter will probably be received soon giving the family further information. The deceased was about 39 years of age and until 13 years ago was a resident of this city. He leaves a mother residing in Clarksville, and two sisters and six brothers residing here. The burial will be in Albion." Published in the Saginaw (MI) Evening News, Wednesday, 4 May 1904, pg. 10, column 2.
"COLFAX - Charles A. Marti, deputy organizer for the Washington state grange, fell dead from heart disease in a drug store at Albion Tuesday evening." Published in the Tacoma (WA) Daily News, Thursday, 5 May 1904, pg. 8, column 1.
"Albion Farmer Dies.
ALBION, Wash., Saturday, May 7 - Charles A. Marti dropped dead in his chair while reading a magazine in a local drug store here on Wednesday. He was 39 years old and unmarried. He was deputy organizer of the state grange and for 10 years past had been a prominent farmer of this section." Published in the Seattle (WA) Daily Times, Sunday, 8 May 1904, pg. 13, column 3.
Family Members
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Ida Marti Burger
1859–1935
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Caroline Marti Lacker
1860–1932
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Jacob Marti Jr
1862–1901
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Emma E. Marti Bueker
1869–1955
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Louisa A Marti Bueker
1873–1945
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Fred William Marti
1875–1939
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Herman Edwin Marti
1877–1922
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Sadie M. Marti Cox
1879–1959
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Oscar Albert Marti
1882–1955
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Theodora Sophie Marti Spaulding
1885–1920
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