Calvin Lee Martin (who died an infant)

(13 August 1932 - circa 20 August 1932)
Calvin Lee Martin (who died an infant)|b. 13 Aug 1932\nd. ca 20 Aug 1932|p231.htm|Clifton Oliver Martin|b. 17 Jan 1905\nd. 9 Jun 1977|p127.htm|Annis Lizzie LaQue|b. 13 Mar 1904\nd. 20 Jan 2000|p128.htm|William H. Martin|b. 5 Mar 1875\nd. 26 Sep 1959|p38.htm|Sarah M. LaPlante|b. Jun 1879\nd. 10 May 1941|p41.htm|George W. Daniels|b. 7 May 1855\nd. 30 Jan 1927|p1497.htm|Maude E. Lower|b. ca 1875\nd. fol 1920|p1502.htm|

Uncle of Darrell Allen Martin.
Calvin was born in Rutland Hospital in Rutland, Rutland County, Vermont, on 13 August 1932.1 He was the son of Clifton Oliver Martin and Annis Lizzie LaQue. Calvin died circa 20 August 1932 in Rutland. He was buried circa 22 August 1932 in the Maple Grove Cemetery in East Wallingford, Wallingford, Rutland County, Vermont. There is no stone.2
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Descendants of Oliver Martin

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  1. [S136] The Martin-LaPlante oral tradition as I have it does not include Calvin.
  2. [S156] Clifton C. Martin informed me in July 2000 that he had spoken with Allen Seward, a lifelong friend and a member of the "cemetery committee" in East Wallingford, a month earlier. As a result of that conversation, it was discovered that Clifton O. Martin had purchased a half-lot burial plot in August 1932 (but that he hadn't paid for it until 1944).
 
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