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Individual Record for: Loyd Martin (male)

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!NAME:Lloyd Martin

!CENSUS: 1900 Johnson County, Arkansas Census. E.D., Number, 44. Sheet Number, 9-B. Ward Town ship. June 13, 1900. [Although this is the William Thomas Martin family, it is believed tha t one of his children give the census taker the data, since a lot of the data is wrong]
Martin Wm T. Head. (w)(m) Nov 1853 married-24-years. Born Alabama. Father born S. Carolina . Mother born Alabama. Farmer. Can read, yes. Can write, yes. Rent. Farm.
[Martin] Mary Wife. (w)(f) Apr 1858. Age, 42. married-24-years. Mother of 11 children, 8 chil dren living. Born Tennessee. Father born N. Carolina. Mother born N. Carolina. Can read, yes . Can write, yes.
[Martin] Edward kSon. (w)(m) Jan 1879. Age, 21. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Alabama. M other born Tennessee. Day Laborer. Can read, yes. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Augustus Son. (w)(m) Apl 1882. Age, 18. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Alabama . Mother born Tennessee. Day Laborer. Can read, yes. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Arabella Daughter. (w)(f) Dec 1886. Age, 13. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Alab ama. Mother born Tennessee. Servant. Can read, yes. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Lloyd Son. (w)(m) Feb 1888. Age, 12. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Alabama. Mot her born Tennessee. At School. Can read, no. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Carl Son. (w)(m) Jul 1889. Age, 10. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Alabama. Moth er born Tennessee. At School. Can read, no. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Orris Son. (w)(m) Jan 1893. Age, 7. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Alabama. Moth er born Tennessee. At School. Can read, no. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Zola Daughter. (w)(f) May 1895 Age, 5. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Alabama. M other born Tennessee Can read, no. Can write, yes.

!CENSUS: 1900 Johnson County, Arkansas census. E.D., Number, 40. Sheet Number, 10-B. Red Lic k Township. June 21, 1900.
Martin William T. Head. (w)(m) Jan 1851. Age, 59. married. married-18-years. Born Arkansas . Father born Tennesse. Mother born N. Carolina. Can read, yes. Can write, yes. Owned. Farm.
[Martin] Mary A. Wife. (w)(f) Feb 1853. Age, 47. married. married-18-years. Mother of 11 chil dren, 8 now living. Born Illinois. Father born Tennessee. Mother born Illinois. Can read, yes . Can write, yes.
[Martin] Edward Son. (w)(m) Feb 1879. Age, 21. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Arakansas . Mother born Illinois. Farm Laborer. Can read, yes. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Arva A. Son. (w)(m) Apr 1882. Age, 18. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Arkansas . Mother born Illinois. Farm Laborer. Can read, yes. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Auvella E. Daughter. (w)(f) Jan 1886. Age, 14. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Ar kansas. Mother born Illinois. Can read, yes. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Loyd Son. (w)(m) Jan 1888. Age, 12. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Arkansas. Mo ther born Illinois. Farm Laborer. Can read, yes. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Carl E. Son. (w)(m) Oct 1889. Age, 10. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Arkansas . Mother born Illinois. Can read, yes. Can write, yes.
[Martin] Arris D. Son. (w)(m) Mar 1893. Age, 7. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Arkansas . Mother born Illinois.
[Martin] Zola E. Daughter. (w)(f) Aug 1894. Age, 5. Single. Born Arkansas. Father born Arkans as. Mother born Illinois.

!CENSUS: 1930 San Juan County, New Mexico census. Precinct Number 12 West Farmington. E.D., N umber, 23-15. Sheet Number, 1-A. Stamped Page Number, 101. April 11, 1930.
Martin Loyd Head. Owned. Lives on farm, yes. (m)(w) Age, 42. Married. 37 at time of first mar riage. Can read & write, yes. Born Arkansas. Father born Tennessee. Mother born Illinois. Eng lish. Truck Driving. Trucking.
[Martin] Pearl Wife. (f)(w) Age, 42. Married. 37 at time of first marriage. Can read & write , yes. Born South Dakota. Father born Ohio. Mother born Indiana. None.
[Martin] Mary Jeanne Daughter. (f)(w) Age, 3 6/12 Single. Born New Mexico. Father born Arkans as. Mother born South Dakota. None.

!LETTER: [From Jeanne Bell, Farmington, New Mexico 87499. Postal Dated, Farmington, NM Jul 2 8 1993. Letter reads as follows:] June 28, 93. Dear Don, Was glad to receive your letter exp laining & answering my questions. I met & knew your day [Grandfather] as Uncle Lannie. I ha ve found a box of letters to my dad in the years of 1913 - 1918 in some of my mothers thing s that I have stored since 1977. Most of the letters were from his brothers & sisters in Ark . & Okla., to him while he was in Custer Mont., during the oil & gas descovery's (I think) , & one or 2 to him in Wyoming. My father was a very quite man as I knew him. Never talke d very much to me, maybe because he was sick a lot in the late 20's early 30's & later afte r I was married. He & my husband got along real well & would rest & talk about a lot of thin gs that I didn't pay much attention too. I can't remember him talking about his folks or gran dparents, except in the 194?, when we went to visit his mother in Ark. I'm enclosing a cop y of their marriage announcement that was in my mothers things. I also still have more to g o thru. Also some old letters. Sorry I couldn't be of more help at this time. Will write a gain if I can find anything of interest to you. My mother was born in Rapid City S. Dak. 8-2 9-1886. Her parents came here about 1889. She met my father after he came here, hauling oi l & gas equipment, when they opened up the Rattlesnake gas fields, which is west of Farmingto n. He also was a truck driver, when his health permitted him to. Sincerely Jeanne.

!MARRIAGE: [From the Times Hustler, December 19, 1924 - Farmington, New Mexico] Miss Pearl Bl ake Becomes Mrs. Lloyd Martin. Wednesday evening of last week at eight o'clock Mr. Lloyd Mar tin and Miss Pearl Blake were united in marriage at the Episcopal church. In the absence o f the regular minister, Rev. Burton of the Methodist church officiated, using the Episcopal r ing service. Miss Della MacFarland was bridesmaid and George Blake acted as best man. Mrs . George Everitt furnished the music, playing Wagner's beautiful march at the beginning of th e service and Mendelssohn's wedding march at the conclusion. Mr. Martin is connected wit h a local garage and though comparatively a newcomer, has many warm friends in the community . The bride needs no introduction to Farmington people' as she has spent most of her life he re and is a worker in church and lodge and very popular in society. The bride wore a beautif ul gown of heavy white silk crepe trimmed with white fur and pearl beads, and a long veil fas tened with orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of white carnations and baby breath. Her veil w as carried by her small nice and nephew. Miss MacFarland wore blue silk and carried a bouque t of pink Dorothy Perkins roses and white carnations. Immediately after the ceremony a recep tion was given by the Rebekah lodge and St. John's Guild in the lodge rooms. The reception w as also a shower and many beautiful gifts were received by the newlyweds. The rooms were bea utifully decorated and were filled to capacity. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stock and Helen Marshall fu rnished music throughout the evening and there were also several songs by a chorus. Refreshm ents consisting of chicken sandwiches, pickles, cake, coffee and cocoa were served and the gr oup of boys and girls who were staging a charivari were invited in to partake of the good thi ngs. Mr. and Mrs. Martin are now at home to their friends at the old Blake home south of th e Catholic church. The best wishes of the entire community go with them as they start out i n their new life.

!BURIAL: Lloyd MARTIN 1886 - 1962, Greenlawn Cemetery, Section 100, San Juan Co., NM. Sourc e - "Cemeteries of San Juan County, New Mexico, Vol. II,"Compiled by Delores GLASS and Margar et MATHERS, San Juan Co. Museum Associationand Totah Tracers Genealogical Society, Farmington , NM, 1984.

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