Jonas Martin

Notes:

After John and Fanny were married, they farmed in Lancaster County
for twenty-eight years. They were members of the Weaverland Mennonite
Church, East Earl, Pa.
In the spring of 1868, they moved to Franklin Co., Pa., near
Shippensburg. John bought land on the Rowe Creek at Pinola. He purchased
30 acres from Samuel Kyner for $850, deed dated March 18, 1868. He also
purchased three tracts of land totaling 130+ acres with improvements,
from Margaret Johnson for $11,880.62, deed dated March 31, 1868.
John and Fanny lived in the brick house east of Rowe Creek. This
farm was sold to his son, Preacher Joseph H. Martin. Later it was
purchased by the New Enterprise Stone Quarry.
Across the creek was a house along the Orrstown Road (Route 433).
John added to this house and built a barn there. This farm was sold to
his son, John J. Martin. It is now the site of the Pinola Hatchery.
John and Fanny were members of the Rowe Mennonite Church, near
Shippensburg, Pa. They are buried in the ole Rowe Cemetery, a short
distance from Pinola. Their graves are located in the middle of the fifth
row from the rear fence. ("The John Jacob Martin Family", Daniel R.
Lehman, 1978)

John married Veronica "Fanny" Horst on 10 Mar 1840. Veronica was born on 21 Apr 1822; died on 16 Apr 1883. [Group Sheet]

Jacob married Anna Wenger Martin in 1805. Anna (daughter of Abraham M. Martin and Eva S. Wenger) was born on 10 Mar 1786; died on 4 Jun 1849. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Henry bought the "Creek Henry Martin Farm" from his father. He and
his wife apparently spent most of their days at this place. They were
Mennonites. They are buried in the Lichty Cemetery, where his father is
buried. Thier graves are marked by simple stones that are carved in
German. They can be easily located in the sixth row from the west fence
in the old section of the yard. ("The John Jacob Martin Family", Daniel
R. Lehman, 1978)

Heinrich married Barbara Zimmerman on 11 Jun 1765. Barbara (daughter of Christian Zimmerman) was born on 1 Mar 1743; died on 1 Jan 1829 in Lancaster Co., PA. [Group Sheet]

Abraham married Eva S. Wenger. [Group Sheet]