Martha Walker married John Houston in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.[1]
Research Notes
When Samuel Houston wrote his will in 1739 he mentioned his mother Martha and provided for her support. This means Martha was alive in 1739 and living in Chester County, PA. How long she lived after 1739 is not known.
ABT 1676 Renfrew, Renfrewshire, Scotland
19 SEP 1739, PA
Sources
↑ Houston, Samuel Rutherford,. Brief biographical accounts of many members of the Houston family : accompanied by a genealogical table : from well authenticated records and an extensive correspondence, with a large number of well informed members of the family during the years 1876-1882. Cincinnati: Elm Street Print. Co., 1882.
See also:
1. "Life and Letters of Christopher Houston" by Gertrude Enfield, 1957, page 85
2. LW&T of Christopher Houston, dated 6 December 1726, Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County, DE
3. William Huston of Voluntown, Connecticut by Aimee Huston Eck, as cited in Bold Legacy, The Story of the Houston/Huston Ancestors by Cleburne Huston
4. September 19. 1739 will of Samuel Houston, in which he states he was a farmer in E. Nottingham. Will of Chester County, PA, Vol B:82
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