Clemmie Martin

Clemmie married Elsie May Beam on 30 Aug 1916. Elsie (daughter of Columbus Alonzo Beam and Elvira Belle Gardner) was born on 30 Sep 1901; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Doyle Martin was born on 27 Mar 1918 in Fallston, NC.
2. Robert W. Martin was born on 16 Jan 1920 in Fallston, NC; died on 23 Feb 1944.
3. Floye Martin was born on 10 Mar 1922 in Fallston, NC.
4. Evelyn Martin was born on 24 Jan 1925.
5. William L. Martin was born on 16 Sep 1929 in Fallston, NC.

Daniel married Alice Wright. Alice (daughter of George Wright) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Military Service: Civil War (CSA) KIA
• Occupation: Farmer

Christy married Mary Easter Gardner on 23 Sep 1858 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. Mary (daughter of William Hoyle Gardner and Rebecca Beam) was born on 8 Apr 1837 in Rutherford County, North Carolina; died on 13 Sep 1892 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Cemetery: New Bethel Church Cemetery, Lawndale, Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

Notes:

From the notes of PC GARDNER:
They lived on a farm located on the west side of and adjoining the Old County Line Road about one mile south of Fallston. This farm was later owned by her son Daniel. They reared a family of three children.

Other Events:

• Occupation: Master Carpenter

James married Elizabeth Gold on 27 Dec 1832. Elizabeth (daughter of Daniel Gold and Francis Griffin Christopher) was born about 1815 in Rutherford County, North Carolina; died between 1850 and 1855 in Cleveland County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

According to PC Gardner Miss Gold was a sister of Melton Gold.

Other Events:

• Cemetery: Gardner Homestead, Cleveland County, NC

Notes:

From Clevelamd Gardner's notes: William Gardner and wife settled on Vaughn's Creek lying southeast and adjoining that of his father. Here the young Gardner aquired a large plantation lying on the east side of First Broad River and extending down the river below Double Shoals. This included the later home place of Dick and Schenck Spangler. His youngest daughter Nancy Gardner Crowder and her husband later lived here. This property was later owned by by Dick Spangler. During September 1847 William Gardner and all his family were ill with typhoid fever. William died on Sunday the 12th and his daughter Jane died the following Sunday. He was 46 and Jane was 17. They were buried next to each other on this farm.

Cemetery:
This cemetery can be reached from Lawndale, NC by going east on NC 182 until you are about out of Lawndale and then making a right turn onto Ball Park Road. Go out Ball Park Rd. about a mile until you start to go into a curve to the left and there you turn right onto Power House Road. Go about two tenths of a mile out this road and find a paved drive to the right. This drive has a gate that might or might not be closed. The cemetery is at the top oh the little hill on the right side of the road, There is junk all over the cemetery and several pretty large trees. There is evidence of several other graves but only two that can be read. This is one of those really sad cemeteries.

William married Rebecca Beam on 4 Sep 1827. Rebecca (daughter of Martin Beam, Sr. and Elizabeth Alexander) was born in 1806; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]