Mr. Jones,

Thanks for this list of MARTINs!

"This one in Covington County, husband of the
last living Confederate widow:

William J. Martin, Jr., Pvt, Co K, 4th Ala Inf;
Dec 28, 1845-Jul 8, 1932; s/o William J., Sr.
and Elizabeth Martin; at age 73, m. Alberta
Stewart Farrow, age 21, widow of Howard Farrow;
Alberta is still alive at this writing; William
buried Cool Springs Church Cemetery, Stewart Ave
and Cool Springs Road at Elba; his full name was
William Jasper Martin, Jr.

Also Covington:

Richard B. Martin, Pvt, Co I, 33d Ala Inf; Mar 12,
1843-Oct 22, 1918; b. Ozark, Dale County as Richard
Bryan Martin, s/o John H. and Elizabeth Martin; m.
Mary S. Matthews, 1845-1919; buried in Fairmount
Cemetery at Red Level.

Also Covington but have not found who he served
with:

Charles L. Martin, Jan 15, 1835-Dec 21, 1916; m.
Nancy Sanders; buried Pleasant Home Church Cemetery,
southwest of Andalusia at Pleasant Home."
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"William J. Martin, Jr., Pvt, Co K, 4th Ala Inf;
Dec 28, 1845-Jul 8, 1932; s/o William J., Sr.
and Elizabeth Martin; at age 73, m. Alberta
Stewart Farrow, age 21, widow of Howard Farrow;
Alberta is still alive at this writing; William
buried Cool Springs Church Cemetery, Stewart Ave
and Cool Springs Road at Elba; his full name was
William Jasper Martin, Jr."

I have
725. Martin, W. J., Co. K, 4 Ala. Inf., Private/Private,
which appears to be William Jasper MARTIN, Jr.

I also have another listing for a William MARTIN
who served in the 4th Alabama:
676. Martin, William, Co. C, 4 Ala. Inf., Private/Private

I have read much about Alberta Martin and her husband. Don't know if
anyone else read __Confederates in The Attic__, not recommended by me,
but it included much biased information regarding her, her husband,
Confederate re-enactors, and many other Southerners.
And that's all I have to say about that!
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"Richard B. Martin, Pvt, Co I, 33d Ala Inf; Mar 12,
1843-Oct 22, 1918; b. Ozark, Dale County as Richard
Bryan Martin, s/o John H. and Elizabeth Martin; m.
Mary S. Matthews, 1845-1919; buried in Fairmount
Cemetery at Red Level."

I have two listings:
547. Martin, R. B., Co. I (or J?), 33 Ala. Inf., Private/Private
554. Martin, Richard, Co. I, 33 Ala. Inf., Private/Private
OFU: Martin, R. B.

Believe both of these are your guy.
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"Also Covington but have not found who he served
with:

"Charles L. Martin, Jan 15, 1835-Dec 21, 1916; m.
Nancy Sanders; buried Pleasant Home Church Cemetery,
southwest of Andalusia at Pleasant Home."

I show several C. MARTINs and several Charles MARTINs.
Here are some possibilities for your Charles L. Martin:

86. Martin, Charles L., Co. A, 2 Alabama Cavalry, Private/Private
87. Martin, Charles L., Co. B, 1 Batt’n Hilliard’s Legion, Alabama Volunteers, Private/Private
92. Martin, C. L., Co. F, 2 Alabama Cavalry, Private/Private
93. Martin, C. L., Co. H, 60 Alabama Infantry, Corporal/Corporal

Do any of these seem likely to you?
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Appreciate your additional contributions. If you determine
which unit this Charles L. Martin served in, please keep me in mind.

Thanks much!

Margaret