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Michael Martz (abt. 1775 - 1814)

Michael Martz
Born about in Fredericksburg, Rockbridge, Colony of Virginiamap
Brother of [half], , and [half]
Husband of — married 4 Sep 1798 in Tenth Legion, Rockingham, Virginia, United Statesmap
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Died at about age 39 in Tenth Legion, Rockingham, Virginia, United Statesmap
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Biography

Michael Martz was born in October 1775 in Virginia.

He is mentioned in an 1817 burnt deed record of an indenture between William and Rachel Bowers and his heirs. [1]

He died in November 1814 in Rockingham Co., Virginia. He is buried in the Martz Family Cemetery in Tenth Legion, Virginia.[1]

Sources

  1. "Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:DMQ9-K5N2 : 29 September 2020), Michael Martz, ; Burial, Tenth Legion, Rockingham, Virginia, United States of America, Martz Family Cemetery; citing Find a Grave, Find A Grave: Memorial #211545687 Michael Martz




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Noland 588 - In the book "Houses Virginians Have Loved," by Agnes Rothery, 1954, she mentions "Michael lived on a hill near Toll House Farm and bred Lipizzans, those extraordinary horses which are born brown or gray and take four to six years to turn white. There is a record that when Michael was dying and his family asked if there was anything he would like, he said yes, he would like to see his Lipizzan stallion." The family complied.
posted by Linda (Noland) Layman