From Goodspeeds History of Dallas Co et al....page 538-39

"""Losses.-- As a result of the (Civil) war Dallas County suffered the loss of her court-house and public records, the latter being the greater loss, as the records can never be restored. ..... It was, however, overrun with scouting parties from both armies, and also by guerrillas and bushwhackers. A number of citizens lost their lives at the hands of the latter classes, and some were undoubtedly unnecessarily slain by the soldiers. Among the citizens that were killed were Mark Hendrix, Nathaniel Wollard, John Edmisson, Isaac Martin, Jacob Norton, Reuben Arnold, Joseph Stanley, John and Elijah Gordon and probably others, the most of them having been killed by bushwhackers to avenge an imaginary wrong, or for the purpose of robbery. .....
Many citizens were killed during the war by personal enemies, who cowardly and fiendishly concealed themselves in the bushes and awaited the passing of their victims, or under cover of the bushes stealthily crept upon them when they perpetrated the devilish deed. Others were wantonly killed after being captured, by their captors, who, in order to justify their conduct, found it convenient to report that the killing was done while the prisoner was attempting to escape."""

Do you think there is a connection here?

I am especially interested in the above mentioned Isaac MARTIN.
All I know about his death is this account. No dates or details.