Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameAudley J. MARTIN 
Birth8 May 1874, Texas
Death10 Mar 1944, Oklahoma City, OK
BurialTecumseh Cemetery, Tecumseh, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, USA
AKA/AliasEd
Spouses
Birth5 Jun 187528
Death21 Mar 1930, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma
OccupationHomemaker
FatherJohn STEELE (1842-1918)
MotherEmma Lamond MORGAN (1850-)
Family Media
ChildrenLillian Pearl (1897-1934)
Myrtle (1902-1972)
Notes for Audley J. MARTIN
Quote from KG, FindAGraveMemorial:44
Audley J. "Ed" Martin, also known as A. J. Son of J. J. and Nancy Ann Wallace Pickle.
Audley married 1st wife Miss Lillian Owen, May 6, 1894 in Hopkins county, Texas by J. R Hooten, Evangilist of Church of Christ and they had two children: Pearle and Myrtle.
After Lillian passed away Audley married 2nd wife Luella (Steele) Saxon, widow of John Andrew Saxon. Audley and Luella had four children: Emma Jane, Ruby Rene, Frank and Charles Martin. Step-children: George Carter Saxon, Ella M, & Harry Saxon.
OBITUARY
Published Friday, March 10, 1944
Norman Transcript, page 1
Audley Martin
Taken by Death
Death this morning claimed Audley J. Martin, 71, who died in an Oklahoma City hospital where he had been a patient the last several weeks. He had been in ill health for some time.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Primrose Funeral home.
Survivors include two sons, Frank Martin, Norman, and Lt. Charles Martin, U.S. Army, New Guinea, and two daughters, Mrs. Clyde Cowan [sic] and Mrs. H. E. Zehm, both of Renton, Wash., and two stepsons, George Saxon, Norman, and Harry Saxon, Shawnee, one stepdaughter Mrs. Hubert M. Owen, Norman, and 22 grandchildren.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Published Sunday, March 12, 1944
Norman Transcript, page 1
Funeral rites for A. J. Martin will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Primrose Funeral Home chapel, with Rev. James Wilkerson, Noble, as minister in charge.
Mr. Martin died Friday in an Oklahoma City hospital.
Sources:
Personal family records
1880 Texas Census, Precinct 1, Hopkins County
1894 Marriage Record, Hopkins County, Texas
1900 Okla. Census, Indian Territory, Choctaw Nation. Age 27, born Texas. Emumerated with 1st wife Lillian, married 6 years.
1910 Oklahoma Census, Dow, Pittsburg county. Enumerated with 2nd wife Luella.
1918 WWI Draft Registration
1944 Obituary
Audley J. "Ed" Martin, also known as A. J. Son of J. J. and Nancy Ann Wallace Pickle.
Audley married 1st wife Miss Lillian Owen, May 6, 1894 in Hopkins county, Texas by J. R Hooten, Evangilist of Church of Christ and they had two children: Pearle and Myrtle.
After Lillian passed away Audley married 2nd wife Luella (Steele) Saxon, widow of John Andrew Saxon. Audley and Luella had four children: Emma Jane, Ruby Rene, Frank and Charles Martin. Step-children: George Carter Saxon, Ella M, & Harry Saxon.
OBITUARY
Published Friday, March 10, 1944
Norman Transcript, page 1
Audley Martin
Taken by Death
Death this morning claimed Audley J. Martin, 71, who died in an Oklahoma City hospital where he had been a patient the last several weeks. He had been in ill health for some time.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Primrose Funeral home.
Survivors include two sons, Frank Martin, Norman, and Lt. Charles Martin, U.S. Army, New Guinea, and two daughters, Mrs. Clyde Cowan [sic] and Mrs. H. E. Zehm, both of Renton, Wash., and two stepsons, George Saxon, Norman, and Harry Saxon, Shawnee, one stepdaughter Mrs. Hubert M. Owen, Norman, and 22 grandchildren.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Published Sunday, March 12, 1944
Norman Transcript, page 1
Funeral rites for A. J. Martin will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Primrose Funeral Home chapel, with Rev. James Wilkerson, Noble, as minister in charge.
Mr. Martin died Friday in an Oklahoma City hospital.
Sources:
Personal family records
1880 Texas Census, Precinct 1, Hopkins County
1894 Marriage Record, Hopkins County, Texas
1900 Okla. Census, Indian Territory, Choctaw Nation. Age 27, born Texas. Emumerated with 1st wife Lillian, married 6 years.
1910 Oklahoma Census, Dow, Pittsburg county. Enumerated with 2nd wife Luella.
1918 WWI Draft Registration
1944 Obituary