Martin Austin GAULDIN & Nancy Belle KISER

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Martin Austin GAULDIN
Nancy Belle KISER

Husband: Martin Austin GAULDING / GAULDIN
Birth: 22 Mar 1818, Campbell Co., VA
Death: 26 Dec 1898, Marshall, Saline Co., MO
Occupation: carpenter, farmer
Military: Civil War: Lt., Confederate Army
Father: Jacob GAULDING
Mother: Rachel MARTIN

Marriage: 9 Jul 1846, Saline Co., MO

Wife: Nancy Belle KISER
Birth: 18 Mar 1828, Rockingham Co., VA
Death: 15 Jun 1906, Marshall, Saline Co., MO
Father: Daniel KISER
Mother: Lucy TURLEY

Children — born in Saline Co., MO:

1. Edmund GAULDIN, b. 22 Apr 1847
2. Giles GAULDIN, b. 22 Nov 1848, Marshall
3. Adaliza "Addie" GAULDIN, b. 4 Sep 1850/1, Marshall
4. Mary Ann "Molly" GAULDIN, b. 28 Mar 1853, Blosser
5. Marcellus Alexander GAULDIN, b. 19 Aug 1856, Marshall
6. Lucy GAULDIN, b. 23 Mar 1858, Marshall
7. Joshua Battle GAULDIN, b. 9 Jul 1860, Marshall
8. Robert Lee GAULDIN, b. 28/29 Jul 1864, Marshall
9. Elizabeth Turley "Betty" GAULDIN, b. 13 Mar 1867
10. Martin Austin GAULDIN, Jr., 6 May 1870, Marshall
11. Callie GAULDIN, b. 23 Aug 1872, Marshall

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Source:

1. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 1, Pedigree Nos. 1943, 1944, 2923 submitted by Thomas A. Gauldin.

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