Robert Denison Martin was husband of Helen Morton, son of William Ward Martin and (1) Elizabeth Thompson.
Ca1880, Robert homesteaded in southern Manitoba, speculating in cattle and horses. Later, he was a partner in a store at Deloraine, Manitoba. He then merged into a wheat firm, becoming one of Canada's pioneer grain men, living in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The last years of his life, he and his family lived quite comfortably in Westmount, Quebec.
Ca1880, Robert homesteaded in southern Manitoba, speculating in cattle and horses. Later, he was a partner in a store at Deloraine, Manitoba. He then merged into a wheat firm, becoming one of Canada's pioneer grain men, living in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The last years of his life, he and his family lived quite comfortably in Westmount, Quebec.
Robert Denison Martin was husband of Helen Morton, son of William Ward Martin and (1) Elizabeth Thompson.
Ca1880, Robert homesteaded in southern Manitoba, speculating in cattle and horses. Later, he was a partner in a store at Deloraine, Manitoba. He then merged into a wheat firm, becoming one of Canada's pioneer grain men, living in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The last years of his life, he and his family lived quite comfortably in Westmount, Quebec.
Ca1880, Robert homesteaded in southern Manitoba, speculating in cattle and horses. Later, he was a partner in a store at Deloraine, Manitoba. He then merged into a wheat firm, becoming one of Canada's pioneer grain men, living in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The last years of his life, he and his family lived quite comfortably in Westmount, Quebec.
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