ASA MARTIN was born in Clinton county, Ohio, January 15th, 1822. In 1838 he settled in Clay township three and a half miles south of St. Johns with his father in what was then a swamp. February 22nd, 1844, he was married to Hannah Coleman, who bore him fifteen children, eleven of whom are still living. After his father died in 1851 he bought out the other heirs' interests in his father's farm, cleared it up and improved the land until it was one of the most productive farms in the county.
Throughout his life he was an upright, straightforward and conscientious Christian man and for many years was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. He was the oldest and last survivor of a family of six children. He was a highly respected and often honored citizen in his community, and no man in the county stood higher in the estimation of his fellow men. He filled various offices of trust in his township and at the time of his death was serving his second term as county infirmary director, the duties of which position he faithfully and conscientiously performed.
He died December 27th, 1891.
ASA MARTIN was born in Clinton county, Ohio, January 15th, 1822. In 1838 he settled in Clay township three and a half miles south of St. Johns with his father in what was then a swamp. February 22nd, 1844, he was married to Hannah Coleman, who bore him fifteen children, eleven of whom are still living. After his father died in 1851 he bought out the other heirs' interests in his father's farm, cleared it up and improved the land until it was one of the most productive farms in the county.
Throughout his life he was an upright, straightforward and conscientious Christian man and for many years was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. He was the oldest and last survivor of a family of six children. He was a highly respected and often honored citizen in his community, and no man in the county stood higher in the estimation of his fellow men. He filled various offices of trust in his township and at the time of his death was serving his second term as county infirmary director, the duties of which position he faithfully and conscientiously performed.
He died December 27th, 1891.
Inscription
Asa Martin
Born Jan. 15, 1822
Died Dec. 27, 1891
Father and Mother Martin (on side)
Gravesite Details
Shares stone with wife.
Family Members
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Charles Martin
1845–1851
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Lydia A "Libbie" Martin Gnagi
1846–1934
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Clarenda Martin
1848–1931
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James Martin
1849–1928
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John Martin
1851–1922
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Asa Martin
1853–1937
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Eli Martin
1855–1885
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Henry A Martin
1857–1939
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Mary Emily Martin
1859–1863
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Ada Jane Martin Askren
1861–1886
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George Martin
1864–1933
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Frank Martin
1865–1952
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Samuel S Martin
1867–1946
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Franklin Lester Martin
1870–1941
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Ella Mable Martin Darst
1872–1955
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