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| This site is a part of The TXGenWeb project and The USGenWeb project devoted solely to the genealogy and history of Martin County. All of the information on this site is provided free of charge to the researcher. Volunteers are always needed and welcome. Without you, the site will not grow as it should. If you would consider volunteering by transcribing records or submitting material or photographs. If you would like additional information on you can volunteer please email me. | |||||||||||||||||||
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Martin County was formed on August 21, 1876, from Bexar County and named for Wylie Martin, one of Stephen F. Austin's Old Three Hundred colonists. Martin County was attached to Mitchell County for administrative purposes for five months and then attached to Howard County until 1884, when the county was reduced to its present size and organized with Mariensfield (now Stanton) as the county seat. The first white settlement in what is now Martin County was Grelton (later known as Mariensfield), which was established in 1881 by John Konz and his family under the sponsorship of the Texas and Pacific Railway.-- Handbook of Texas Online -- If you have family history, stories, photos, books, marriages, births & death records. Newspaper clippings such as obits, birth, wedding, military, wills or other data about Martin County. Send the files to me and I will upload it. Your help is greatly appreciatd! Add your family surnames so others can contact you. A great way to find more information and meet new cousins! Send me an E-Mail include your surnames and I will add them. We will soon be moving to a new url. It will be: www.hiddenancestors.com/martintx You may want to make note of this for future use. Enter Here To Browse through the various records...
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