Martin/Puitt
Genealogy Pages
MARTIN, Donald
1759 - 1848 (89 years)-
Name MARTIN, Donald Birth 1759 Snizort, Isle of Skye, Scotland Gender Male Note - Arrived in Belfast Orwell Bay on the 'Polly in 1811, with his family, (wife Marion MacLeod and children). After living for a few years in Point Prim, they moved to Newton River, where, by Indenture dated October 13, 1819, Donald leased from Lord Selkirk the homestead which has been occupied by the family continuously from then up to the 1950s. Mrs. Martin died in 1845, to be followed in 1848 by her husband.
Also said to have emigrated to Belfast in 1803, where he died in 1848
Reference Number 489 Death 1848 Newton River Will 5 Apr 1848 Newtown/Belfast, Queens, P.E.I., Canada - I have copy of will::Martin FamiyPapers from Margaret Dumont He bequeaths the land to his sons John and Peter, A cow to son Kenneth Martin. To remaining children Catherine, Mary and Margaret share each one schilling. He signs with his mark...an X.
_UID 1CFAFF47843D4B1EAC851C99D47B1EDDB640 Person ID I490 MARTINPRUITT Last Modified 31 Aug 2021
Father MARTIN, Peter, b. Abt 1737 d. Yes, date unknown Mother MACAULAY, Margaret, b. Abt 1740 d. Yes, date unknown Family ID F446 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family MCLEOD, Marion Katherine, b. 1770, Applecross, Ross and, Cromarty Shine, N. Scotland d. 1845, Newton River (Age 75 years) Children 1. MARTIN, Catherine d. Yes, date unknown 2. MARTIN, Mary d. Yes, date unknown 3. MARTIN, Kenneth d. Yes, date unknown 4. MARTIN, Margaret, b. 1806 d. 5 Nov 1892 (Age 86 years) 5. MARTIN, Peter, b. Nov 1809 d. 8 Apr 1877 (Age 67 years) 6. MARTIN, John, b. 1811 d. 1862 (Age 51 years) Family ID F641 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Sep 2021
- Arrived in Belfast Orwell Bay on the 'Polly in 1811, with his family, (wife Marion MacLeod and children). After living for a few years in Point Prim, they moved to Newton River, where, by Indenture dated October 13, 1819, Donald leased from Lord Selkirk the homestead which has been occupied by the family continuously from then up to the 1950s. Mrs. Martin died in 1845, to be followed in 1848 by her husband.
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