John MARTIN
SAR Patriot #:
P-345479
The following information was assembled from numerous sources and cannot be used directly as proof of Qualifying Service or Lineage.
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State of Service: SC
Qualifying Service: Lieutenant / Patriotic Service / Civil Service
DAR #: A074344
Birth: abt 1730
Death: aft 1790 SC
Qualifying Service Description:
- Lieutenant
- Provides Supplies
- DAR state Juror, Cambden District
Additional References:
- SC Archives Audited Accounts file# 4800, Archives ID: Series: S108092 Reel: 0094 Frame: 00267 ignore: 00
- DAR cite: HENDRIX & LINDSAY, JURY LISTS OF SC 1778-1779, pg 44, 50, 59, 60
Spouse: Isabella XX
Children: John;
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Location:
Camden / Kershaw / SC / USA
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Comments:
Image provided with permission of compatriot Gerald Adams member 195444
Directions to Cemetery / Gravesite:
- Old Presbyterian Church Cemetery is part of the Quaker Cemetery properties. From the intersection of Broad St (Hwy 601) and DeKalb St (Hwy 1), take Broad St south for roughly .85 miles to Meeting Street on the right. Take meeting St for roughly .1 miles to the cemetery on the left. The cemetery has a brick lattice fence at the road with an iron gate. The main portion of the Quaker Cemetery is further down the road. The Revolutionary War Park is a part of the Old Presbyterian Cemetery
- Entering the cemetery through the iron gate near the road, bear right towards the flagpole. The Revolutionary War markers are in front of the flagpole. John Martin is in the first row and is the first on the left. It is a modern, flat-type stone
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