Was the wife of Christian Martin, the first Martin to move to the Spring Isaac Martin Homestead, in 1796. She was the first of 6 Martin wives to begin housekeeping in the homestead farmhouse that was built be previous owners (David Davis). She had 8 children who all grew up to become members of the Mennonite Church, and all lived on adjoining farms except one who lived not far away. When her husband died 8 years before she did, she continued to live in the farmhouse. Her husband had secured lifetime rights to part of the farmhouse and other things, for himself and his wife.
Was the wife of Christian Martin, the first Martin to move to the Spring Isaac Martin Homestead, in 1796. She was the first of 6 Martin wives to begin housekeeping in the homestead farmhouse that was built be previous owners (David Davis). She had 8 children who all grew up to become members of the Mennonite Church, and all lived on adjoining farms except one who lived not far away. When her husband died 8 years before she did, she continued to live in the farmhouse. Her husband had secured lifetime rights to part of the farmhouse and other things, for himself and his wife.
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