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MARTIN LINE BOOK RESOURCE LIST updated (3/26/2003)
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Early Ancestry Resources
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"A History of the Lutheran Church In South Carolina", 1971, pub. by The South Carolina Synod of The Lutheran Church of America. This book provides a large amount of information on the Johann Nicholas Martin family in South Carolina and his service in the various churches.
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"History of the German Settlements and of the Lutheran Church in North and South Carolina" by G. D. Bernheim. This book has historical information on Johann Nicholas Martin.
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"Pennsylvania German Pioneers" by Ralph Strassberger. This 3 volume early work contains ship lists for immigrants and actual signatures in these lists. This shows our Sept 14, 1754 ship Barclay with Nicklaus Martin, age 30.
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"Annals of The American Pulpit, Vol 9" page 33-37 by William B Sprague. This is the standard biography for Johann Nicholas Martin as written by his grandson Professor Benjamin Martin of New York University.
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"The Germans in Colonial Times" by Lucy F. Bittinger. This book is a fine story of the reasons the early Germans moved from their country including the miserable conditions there. It also has a reference to the early SC pastor ( Johann Nicholas Martin ) on page 128. Has many sources listed in the back..
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"A Fairfield Sketchbook" by Julian S. Bolick. This book contains information about Johann Nicholas Martin's early church work in S.C.
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"The Journals of Henry Melchoir Muhlenberg" Translated by Theodore Tappert and John Doberstein and published by Philadelphia Muhlenberg Press, 1945, Vol II. This is an early Journal of the Germans in America and has much historical information including information on Johann Nichoilas Martin, Vol II, page 581,594.
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"Naturalizations of Foreign Protestants in The American Colonies" by M. S. Giuseppi. Page 52 of this book shows naturalization for a John N Martin on Sept 21 1755 in Lancaster County, Pa as he is shown taking the sacrament.
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"Martins From Germany to America" by Tyre Lee Jennings. This is a fine personal compilation by Ty Jennings of Houston, Texas containing our Martin line from about 1660 forward to 1989. It contains family group sheets, pictures, copies of pertinent articles and information on cemetery epitaths and records. This work is at Coweta County Genealogy Society in Grantville, Ga and may be on microfilm also. I recommend this work to everyone studying this line.(3/26/2003)
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Maria Martin/Bachman/Audubon Resources
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"Had I The Wings the friendship of Bachman & Audubon" by Jay Shular. A wonderful account of Maria Martin, John Bachman, John J. Audubon in Chareeston and surrounding places in their relationships and work in the painting of Birds and animals and plants and giving them their sceintific names. Audubon named a woodpecker Picus Martini or Maria's Woodpecker.
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" Handbook of Audubon Prints" by Lois Elmer Bannon and Taylor Clark. This book has pictures and information about Maria Martin including an index of the numbered prints(plates) in the back which shows which ones maria contributed to (21 listed).
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"Her garden Was Her Delight"..Macmillan Co. 1962.(3/26/2003)
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"Marie Martin", Annie R. Coffin in Art Quarterly Autumn 1960.(3/26/2003)
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"A Survey Exibition in Memory of Maria Martin" W.O.Freeland Columbia, S.C: Columbia Museum of Art, 1964 (3/26/2003).
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"Bachman, Maria Martin". Watercolor drawings and notes.Collection in the Charleston Museum. Unpublished Source.(3/36/2003)
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Other Resources
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"Florida During The Territorial Days" by Dr Sidney Walter Martin. A book on early Florida history by our Georgia ancestor. A second book by him is "Henry Flagler Visionary of the Guilded Age".
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"The Life Story of Cousin Tubby Walton" as told to James Quillian Maxwell. This book tells the story of the colorful Hogansville and Atlanta, Georgia ancestor. Tubby called everbody cousin and was a scout for St Louis cardinals baseball recruiting such names as Luke Appling and Johnny Mize. Tubby also played semi-pro baseball. He was admonished as one of a kind by Furman Bisher of The Atlanta Journal.(3/25/2003)
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"The Birds of America" By John J Audubon. There are various versions of the work showing Audubons work and Maria Martin's work. Original versions contain notes on Maria Martin's contribution to the individual plates. (3/26/2003)
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"The Quadrapeds of North America" Audubon. Contains animal drawings/watercolors and Maria martin's contributions. (3/26/2003)
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Coweta County Resources
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" Daniel Maedows and His Descendants 1779-1976" by Michal Martin Farmer. This out of print book is a great one for Martin, Meadows, Haynie and Todd in Coweta County and elsewhere. It has some good pictures of early ancestors and good genealogy layout for the Meadows and relatives lines. There are some nice stories and quotes of older ancestors in here.(added 3/18/2003).
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"A History of Coweta County from 1825 to 1880" by W. U. Anderson. Offered by The Newnan-Coweta Historical Society and contains information on our Martins in Coweta. A separate book is "Index to W.U. Anderson's History of Coweta County (Georgia).
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"Kith and Kin" some early families of Moreland, Ga" by Coweta County Genealogical Society. A very fine booklet containing family trees, ceneteries, history, family history for Martins, maps, etc..
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"Coweta County, Georgia Marriages 1827-1979" by Coweta County Genealogical Society. This book shows a number of relevant Martin and reletives marriages in Coweta County.
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"Coweta County Georgia Cemeteries" by Coweta County Genealogical Society. Gives a complete survey of the Moreland Martin family cemetery and a number of others with relatives in Coweta.
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"History of Coweta County Georgia" by Coweta County Genealogical Society. Contains a specific article on Martins in Coweta and several Allied families as well as interesting info on Coweta history.
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