According to her death record, Lettie Lee Martin was the daughter of John P. Studds and Unknown Black; she was the widow of Joseph E. Martin; Mrs. Margaret Payne was the informant for the record.
Alice L. Studds, buried in the same lot, appears to be Lettie Martin's mother. Alice Armstead, a widow, married John P. Studds, single, on 23 September 1902, in Alexandria. In the 1910 census for Alexandria, John and Alice Studds are enumerated with children Lettie, 12, and Ernest, 6. Alice Studds reports that she had borne 2 children who were both living.
Alice L. Studds, buried in the same lot, appears to be Lettie Martin's mother. Alice Armstead, a widow, married John P. Studds, single, on 23 September 1902, in Alexandria. In the 1910 census for Alexandria, John and Alice Studds are enumerated with children Lettie, 12, and Ernest, 6. Alice Studds reports that she had borne 2 children who were both living.
According to her death record, Lettie Lee Martin was the daughter of John P. Studds and Unknown Black; she was the widow of Joseph E. Martin; Mrs. Margaret Payne was the informant for the record.
Alice L. Studds, buried in the same lot, appears to be Lettie Martin's mother. Alice Armstead, a widow, married John P. Studds, single, on 23 September 1902, in Alexandria. In the 1910 census for Alexandria, John and Alice Studds are enumerated with children Lettie, 12, and Ernest, 6. Alice Studds reports that she had borne 2 children who were both living.
Alice L. Studds, buried in the same lot, appears to be Lettie Martin's mother. Alice Armstead, a widow, married John P. Studds, single, on 23 September 1902, in Alexandria. In the 1910 census for Alexandria, John and Alice Studds are enumerated with children Lettie, 12, and Ernest, 6. Alice Studds reports that she had borne 2 children who were both living.
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