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    Jane was the third wife of Joseph Martin, farmer, mill owner, miner, municipal politician.

    Lucretia Martin was the daughter of Joseph and Jane (Maunder) Martin

    David MacLachlan, a descendant of pioneer miller Jasper Martin, spoke on the career of "Fighting Joe" Martin.

    Man and girl standing on what appears to the the top board of the mill pond spillway. Taken in winter with much snow at front of picture.

    Mildred Martin spoke to a meeting of The Milton Historical Society about growing up in Milton...

    Mildred Martin spoke at the meeting of the Milton Historical Society about growing up in Milton...

    Charles Martin was the son of Jane Maunder Martin and Joseph Martin and the grandson of Jasper Martin and Sarah Coates. For further information, see "Milton Area Biographies" by Alex Cooke.

    Coloured photograph of Dr. Martin talking to Eliza Lawson at the November 1988 Historical Society presentation of the Martin story

    Coloured photograph of Dr. Carl Martin talking to Jim Dills in November 1988 at the Milton Historical Society's presentation of the Martin story.

    David MacLachlan, descendant of Jasper Martin's third son Edward, presents Marjorie Powys, President of the Milton Historical Society, with a copy of the Martin genealogy and a book on Fighting Joe Martin.

    Front view of two storey red brick house with centre doorway.

    Feed mill with office buildings on the left and apartment buildings which can be seen in the centre behind the mill.

    Old frame house which was located by the side of the Mill Pond on Main Street. In 1967 it was purchased by the Town of Milton from Dr. C. A. Martin from the sum of $13,000 and demolished as part of the plan for the beautification of the Mill Pond ...

    Built c. 1856. Destroyed by fire 1963...

    Picture taken from the banks of the frozen 16 Mile Creek looking across Main Street to the Commercial Hotel. Stores to the west of the hotel. Building to the left is probably the home built by the Brothers Family corner of Main & Commercial Streets.

    Built c.1856. Destroyed by fire 1963. In the centre of the picture is the rear of the town hall.

    Built c. 1856. Destroyed by fire 1963. Mill to the left of the picture. To the right is the back of the town hall.

    Built c. 1856. Destroyed by fire 1963.

    Built c. 1856. Destroyed by fire 1963.