Peter
Martin
Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Ancestors 
Son of David Oberholtzer Martin
and Maria (Guth) Martin
Brother of
Catharina (Martin) Brubacher and Jacob Guth Martin
Husband of
Maria (Bauman) Martin
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants 
Died
at about age 85
in Saint Jacobs, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Profile last modified
| Created 16 Dec 2014
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Biography
Peter was born in 1816. He was married to Maria Bauman.
He passed away in 1902.
Research Notes
- Other possible birth location: Saint Jacobs, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Sources
- Find A Grave: Memorial #16834752. Saint Jacob's Mennonite Church Cemetery, Saint Jacobs, Waterloo, Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada
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Rejected matches › Peter Hudson Martin (1795-aft.1873) › Kristian Peter (Martinsen) Petersen (1815-) › Ouscher Peter (Martinsen) Petersen (1817-1892)
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