MARTIN, A.J.;
7th Alabama Cavalry Regiment, Co. I
(Dead by 3/12/1902.) [Probably Andrew J., born 1839-40 in Alabama.]

MARTIN, J.H.;
7th Alabama Cavalry Regiment, Co. I
(Born 1824-25 in Miss. Dead by 2/21/1902.)

MARTIN, Alberto [Alburton], Colonel
Born at Elyton [present day Birmingham] 7/9/1830. Resided in Pickens County as a young man. Graduate of the University of Alabama. Brother of Holmes Dent Martin, also a Pickens Co. resident. Joined the Confederacy in 1861, as a Captain of 10th Alabama Infantry, Co. B [formed in Jefferson Co.]. Attained rank of Lt. Col. by 12/20/1861. Wounded at 2nd Manassas. Resigned 6/18/1863. Active in the Jefferson County Court system from 1863-1868. Died Nov. 23 or 30,1879 at Birmingham. Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in Birmingham.

MARTIN, Holmes Dent, Captain
10th Alabama Infantry, Co. B [formed in Jefferson Co.]
Resided in Pickens County as a young man.

MARTIN, Carswell [Caswell], Colonel
Born 1812-13 in N.C. Living in Pickens Co. by 1850. Regiment unknown. Service may have pre-dated the Civil War. Died in Pickens Co. on 2/17/1877 at age 66.

MARTIN, James, Captain
Regiment unknown. Died June 1889. His obituary was posted in the Pickens Co. newspaper, which said he was “of Mobile”. This may be James K.P. Martin, son of Col. Carswell Martin. James K.P. was born in 1844-1845. However, there is a MARTIN, J.K. listed as a member of the 2nd Ala. Inf., Co. B, as a Private.

Not yet I.D.’ed:

MARTIN, Horace Walpole; Sgt., 4th Piece
2nd Alabama Battalion Light Artillery, Company F “Lumsden's Artillery Battery”

MARTIN, J.K., Private
42nd Alabama Infantry Regiment, Co. B and possibly 2nd Alabama Infantry Regiment, Co. B
(Paroled at Vicksburg.)