Nicholas Henry Martin
Date of Birth: May 1831
Born In: New York
Age: 80
Occupation: Farmer
Marital Status: Widowed
Died: 14 Feb 1911
Cause of Death: Old Age
Death Location: Half Moon Bay
Burial Plot: 82
FindaGrave ID: 13916217
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Nicholas Henry Martin was born in New Galandm Steuben,New York to Peter Pulver Martin and Judith VanWormer Martin. His grandfathers were Nicholas Martin of Greene Co, New York and Lt, Laurence VanWormer of Cohocton, New York.
He married Emma L. Hoopes and by 1860 the young couple were listed at Tuolumne, California where he was successful in the Gold Fever.
By 1861 he bought land near Half Moon Bay and the Martin Ranch was established.
Some of his ocean front property was later sold to a friend and then it became the well known 'Martin's Beach' area next to his ranch land.
His children were Clara B Martin (Greenberg), Willard P. Martin, Mansfield), Luella J. Martin (Struthers)Ruth 'Emma' Evalyn Martin (Dimock)and Florence C. Martin (Beebe)
All of his children remained in the San Mateo County area.
some of his brothers were David Van Renseller Martin, William D. Martin, Sephman Martin (who died in the Civil War) ,Ira Edwin Martin (of Goleta, Ca.)
His sister was Ruth Ann Martin Dewlaney of Santa Barbara, California.
His wife died 1881 in Half Moon Bay. He remained on his land until later life. He is buried in his daughter's family plot with the Mansfield family members in a unmarked grave behind his daughter's.
buried with son Willard P. Martin and daughter-in-law Lillian F. Martin. Her name is the only one on the headstone.
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Willard Peter Martin
Date of Birth: 1860
Born In: California
Age: 40
Occupation:
Marital Status: Married
Died: 12 Oct 1900
Cause of Death: Tuberculosis
Death Location: East Oakland, Cal.
Burial Plot: 82
FindaGrave ID: 13924983
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HIS LAST RESTING PLACE
Woodman Unveil Monument in the Memory of Departed Brother
Several hundred people witnessed the unveiling of a monument at Union Cemetery last Sunday by the Woodmen of the World to the memory of Willard P Martin who died in San Francisco a year ago.
The deceased was a member of the Golden Gate Camp and the monument which marks his last resting place was erected by the order in accordance with it's laws.
Sixty members of the Golden Gate Camp accompanied by a uniformed drill corp came down from San Francisco on the 12:40 train and were met at the depot by Embarcadero Camp and were escorted to the lodge room on Main Street where they partook in refreshments. At 2 o'clock they formed in procession escorted by the local camp and marched to the cemetery. The members of the order formed in the shape of a triangle about the grave and the ceremony of the unveiling took place. The burial service of the order was impressively read and the monument was exposed to view, disclosing a neat granite shaft suitably inscribed. Merton C. Allen, a San Francisco newspaper man, delivered an impressive address in which he portrayed the high character of the deceased and his thoughtfulness towards his family in thus providing for their needs in the event of death. His remarks, which were delivered with eloquence, were listened to with attention by the large number who stood at the grave. Two ladies who came down the city sang two musical selections during the service in a manner which added solemnity of the occasion.
The deceased was the son of N. H. Martin, the well known coastside resident, and the brother of Mrs. J. H. Mansfield. He left a wife who received an insurance of $3000 from the order of the Woodmen.
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Alonzo Martines
Date of Birth: 25 Oct 1900
Born In: Calaveras Co., Calif
Age: 31
Occupation: Laborer
Marital Status: Married
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Dolores Martinez
Date of Birth: 24 Oct 1931
Born In: San Mateo
Age: 0
Occupation: Infant
Marital Status: Single
Died: 24 Oct 1931
Cause of Death: Stillborn
Death Location: Community Hospital, San Mateo
Burial Plot: A87
FindaGrave ID: 8114237
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Addie Marvin
Date of Birth: 23 Oct 1878
Born In:
Age: 2
Occupation: Child
Marital Status: Single
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Dr Gilbert Taylor Mason
Date of Birth: 26 Jul 1839
Born In: Tennessee
Age: 54
Occupation: Physician
Marital Status: Married
Died: 7 Apr 1894
Cause of Death: Pneumonia
Death Location: San Francisco
Burial Plot: Masonic
FindaGrave ID: 145096160
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Stillborn Son Masterlet
Date of Birth: 30 Apr 1917
Born In: Redwood City
Age: 0
Occupation: Infant
Marital Status: Single
Died: 30 Apr 1917
Cause of Death: Stillborn
Death Location: Redwood City
Burial Plot:
FindaGrave ID: 247473826
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Osborn Albert Mathews
Date of Birth: 23 Nov 1876
Born In: Wales
Age: 55
Occupation: Coal Miner
Marital Status: Divorced
Died: 15 May 1931
Cause of Death: Syphilis, Mitral heart disease
Death Location: Community Hospital
Burial Plot: E104
FindaGrave ID: 247474046
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Abraham Drake Matthewson
Date of Birth: 29 Nov 1830
Born In: Masschusetts
Age: 73
Occupation:
Marital Status: Single
Died: 7 Jan 1903
Cause of Death: Heart failure
Death Location: Redwood City
Burial Plot: 84
FindaGrave ID: 75474905
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ABRAHAM D. MATTHEWSON
Redwood City Democrat
January 8, 1903
Abraham D. Matthewson who has resided so long in San Mateo County as to have become one of it’s landmarks, passed away yesterday forenoon at the home of his niece, Mrs. Lottie Wilcox, after an illness from pneumonia of less than two days.
Mr. Matthewson was one of the few remaining old residents who came to this county during the pioneer days. He was born in Mass. 72 years ago and arrived here in the latter 50’s and worked in the redwoods as a shingle maker, which pursuit he followed for many years, retiring with enough of the world’s wealth to spend his days in comfort. He made his home in this city with Mrs. Wilcox for several years and by his simple, genial, and kindly nature had become a favorite with everyone. Even to the children he was known as “Uncle Abe” and by them will be as much missed as his more elder associates. Of his whole life ¡n San Mateo County, there can be naught said than that he was a good citizen and neighbor, honest and conscientious in all his dealings.
The deceased was never married. He leaves beside his niece in this city, a sister (Mrs. Packard) who resides in San Gregorio, and two nephews and a niece, children of the latter.
He is a brother of Mrs. Jumel and his headstone says “Uncle Abe”.
The date of the funeral could not be arranged last night on account of the inability of Mrs. Packard to hear from her daughter at Port Townsend, who may desire to attend the funeral.
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Annie Marie Mathisen
Date of Birth: 27 May 1850
Born In: Denmark
Age: 46
Occupation:
Marital Status: Married
Died: 13 Jan 1896
Cause of Death: Malaria
Death Location: Woodside
Burial Plot: Q53
FindaGrave ID: 6542808
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ANNIE MARIE MATHISON
Redwood City Democrat
January 16, 1896
Early on the morning of Monday, January 13, 1896, Mrs. Annie Marie Mathisen after a brief illness was sunmmoned to her long home. Her devoted husband, Mr. P. Mathisen, was constant and untiring in his attention and nothing was left undone by the family and friends to alleviate her suffering and soothe her last moments. Her malady was very unusual, occurring very rarely in the clogging of a blood vessel in the brain. Mrs. Mathisen was the mother of Mrs. J. A. Sorensen and of Peter, Willie, Ellen, and Christian Hansen, her children by a former marriage. She also leaves a little boy, Arthur, the issue of her marriage to P. Mathisen.
Deceased was a native of Denmark, aged 45 years 7 months and 17 days. She was an estimable woman of rare worth. She was a faithful and affectionate wife, a kind and indulgent mother and an amiable and considerate neighbor. In common with all, we extend sympathy to the bereaved husband and family.
The funeral took place from the family residence in Woodside yesterday and was widely attended. The interment was in Union Cemetery. Rev O.M. Hester conducted the funeral.
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