In 1871 Martin Heximer was living with his family in Willoughby Township, Welland County, Ontario. The family was George Henry Heximer, Sr. [recorded as G. H. Hexemer] 45 a farmer, Elizabeth Heximer 38 a farmer's wife, John Heximer 19 a farmer, Benjamin Heximer 17 a farmer and attending school, George Heximer, Jr. 15 a farmer and attending school, Rebecca Heximer 13 attending school, Dinah Heximer 12 attending school, Jacob Heximer 10 attending school, Rosanna Heximer 9 attending school, Gabriel Heximer 7 attending school, Henry J. Heximer 7 attending school, Caroline Heximer 5, Martin Heximer 3, William Heximer 2 and Elizabeth Heximer 1. George, Sr. was born in Germany and the rest of the family was born in Ontario. The family was noted as being Methodist. The 1871 Schedule 3 census return showed George owning 100 acres of land, 2 houses, 1 barn or stable, 1 carriage or sleigh, 5 cars, wagons or sleds, 4 ploughs or cultivators, 1 reaper or mower, 1 horse rake and 1 fanning mill. The 1871 Schedule 4 census return shows George living on lots 4 and 6 in Concession 4 and 6 which comprised 100 acres of land of which 82 acres were improved [10 acres for pasture and 2 acres for garden or orchard] and 18 acres was woodland or wild. George produced 8 bushels of Fall wheat and 130 bushels of Spring wheat on 16 acres. He also produced 80 bushels of barley, 250 bushels of oats, 80 bushels of peas, 2 bushels of beans, 30 bushels of potatoes [on 2 cares], 2 bushels of carrots, 10 ton of hay [on 14 acres] and 10 bushels of apples. The 1871 Schedule 5 census return shows George owning 4 horses over 3 years old, 1 colt or filly, 3 milch cows, 6 other horned cattle, 12 sheep and 6 swine, He slaughtered 1 cow, 9 sheep and 17 swine during the year. He also produced 150 pounds of butter and 60 pounds of wool. The 1871 Schedule 7 census return shows George cut 25 cord of firewood for his household's consumption.

In 1881 Martin Heximer was living with his family in Willoughby Township, Welland County, Ontario. The family was George Heximer [recorded as Henery] 55 a farmer, Elizabeth Heximer 47 a farmer's wife, George Heximer, Jr. 25 a stone mason, Rebecca Heximer 23, Jacob Heximer 20 a farmer's son, Rosa Heximer 19, Gabriel Heximer 17 a farmer's son attending school, Henry Heximer [recorded as Henery] 17 a farmer's son attending school, Caroline Heximer 15 attending school, Martin Heximer 13 attending school, William Heximer 12 attending school, Elizabeth [recorded as Lillie] Heximer 11 attending school, Thomas Heximer 6 and Susan Heximer 3. George, Sr. was born in Germany and the rest of the family was born in Ontario. The family was noted as being Evangelical.

In 1891 Martin Heximer was living with his family in Willoughby Township, Welland County, Ontario. The family was George H. Heximer 64 a farmer, Elizabeth Heximer 56 a farmer's wife, Henry Heximer 27 a farmer, Martin Heximer 23 a farmer, Elizabeth [recorded as Lilly] Heximer 21, Thomas Heximer 16 and Susan Heximer 13 attending school. George was born in Germany and the rest of the family was born in Ontario. The family was noted as being members of the Evangelical Association.

Martin Heximer a 24 year old bachelor and farmer, from Willoughby Township, married, by license, Cora Willick a 19 year old spinster, from Crowland Township on September 23, 1891 in Crowland Township, Welland County, Ontario. The Reverend Gabriel Heximer solemnized the ceremony. The witnesses to the wedding were Andrew Willick of Willoughby Township and Angus Troup from Humberstone Township. The groom was noted as being an Evangelical and the bride as a Methodist. Cora Willick was born in Canada to Joseph Willick and Mary Willick. Martin Heximer was born in Canada to George Henry Heximer and Elizabeth Heximer.

Cora Heximer a 23 year old housewife died on August 11, 1896 in Stamford Township, Welland County, Ontario. Dr. Darrah certified she died from consumption after 18 months. She was born in Willoughby Township and noted as being a Methodist. There was no informant noted on her death record.

Martin Heximer a 30 year old widower and farmer married Mary Elizabeth Shainholdts [recorded as Lillie] a 19 year old spinster on April 5, 1899 in Welland County, Ontario. Martin was born in Willoughby Township to George Henry Heximer and Elizabeth Morningstar. Lillie was born in Willoughby Township to John Shainholdts and Mary Napier.

In 1901 Martin Heximer was living with his family in Willoughby Township, Welland County, Ontario. The family was Martin Heximer [born September 17, 1868] 33 a farmer, Lillie Heximer [born August 30, 1880] 21 a farmer's wife, Andrew [recorded as Earl Heximer] [born July 22, 1892] 8 attended school for 9 months, Ella [recorded as Loretta] Heximer [born September 5, 1894] 7 attended school for 6 months, Maud Heximer [born April 25, 1900] [new born] and James Sauer [born December 29, 1845] 55 a lodger and laborer who earned $175 for working 12 months. The family was born in rural Ontario and they were noted as being Evangelical.

In 1911 Martin Heximer was living with his family on Lots 4, 5 and 25 in Concessions 1X and 2X in Willoughby Township, Welland County, Ontario. The family was Martin Heximer [born September 1868] 42 a farmer, Lilly Heximer [born August 1880] 30 a farmer's wife, Earl Heximer [born July 1892] a farmer's son, Loretta [recorded as Lauretta] Heximer [born September 1894] 16, Maud Heximer [born April 1900] 11 attended school for 9 months, Dorothy Heximer [born September 1902] 8 attended school for 7 months, Mildred Heximer [born June 1907] 3 and Albert Heximer [born March 1909] 2. The family was born in Ontario and they were noted as being Evangelical.

In 1921 Martin Heximer was living with his family in an 11-room, single-family, wood frame house in Willoughby Township, Welland County, Ontario. The family was Martin Heximer 52 a farmer, Lillie Heximer 41 a farmer's wife, Earl Heximer 28 a farmer, Dorothy Heximer 18, Mildred Heximer 13, Albert Heximer 12 attended school for 9 months, Robert Heximer 8 attended school for 9 months, Ida Heximer 1, Elizabeth Taylor [Martin's cousin] 67 living off own income and Florence Gilmour 23 a lodger and school teacher [an Anglican born in the United States and immigrated to Canada in 1899]. The family owned their home. They were all born in Ontario and noted as being Methodist.

Martin Heximer a 61 year, 11 month and 20 day old married farmer died on September 6, 1929 in Willoughby Township, Welland County, Ontario. Dr. J. B. Buell, of Stevensville, certified he died from two attacks of apoplexy over 6 weeks and valvular heart disease after one year. Martin was born on September 17, 1867 [actually 1868] in Willoughby Township to George Henry Heximer of Germany and Elizabeth Morningstar of Willoughby Township. The informant was his wife, Mrs. Mary E. Heximer, R. R. #1 Chippawa, Ontario. Martin was buried on September 9, 1929 in the Evangelical Cemetery in Willoughby Township.