On 18 June 1820 Mrs. Mary Martin and Miss Jane Ringland become members of the First Presbyterian Church of Augusta, Georgia. 266

He was an incorporator in 1794 of Augusta's first labor union, the Augusta Association of Mechanics. 266 On 29 May 1814 he became a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Augusta. 266 For many years he was an Elder of the First Presbyterian Church, having been elected on 16 April 1821. 266 He survived to an advanced age. 266 In 1830 he was 50-60 years of age and lived in Holts, Richmond County, Georgia with one white male 10-15, two white females 5-10, one white female 10-15, and one white female 40-50. M19 R20 P292. In 1840 he was 70-80 years old and he lived in District 119 of Richmond County, Georgia with one white male 20-30, two white females 10-15, and one white female 40-50, and no slaves. M704 R49 P291.

25 Aug 1828 at the funeral of Angus, child of Angus Martin, Mrs. Martin is not mentioned.266 In 1820 A. Martin is over 45 years of age and lives in Jackson County with 3 males 0-10, one male 10-16, two females 10-16, and one female 26-45.