Martin, J. G. (James Green), 1819-1878

found: Civil War dictionary, 1959:(Martin, James Green, 1819-1878; Confederate general; known as "Old One Wing" after losing his arm in the Mexican War; appointed Major General of North Carolina militia September 1861 and supervised state defense; Brigadier General, C.S.A., June 1862, commanding the District of North Carolina; surrendered at Waynesville May 1865; lawyer and Episcopal layman after the war)

found: OCLC, 5/8/97(hdgs.: Martin, J. G. (James Green), 1819-1878, Martin, James Green, 1819-1878)

found: Finding aid for Starke, Marchant, and Martin family papers, via UNC University Libraries WWW site, Feb. 10, 2021(Lucien Douglas Starke (1826-1902) was a newspaper editor at Elizabeth City, N.C., Confederate officer, lawyer at Norfolk, Va., and member of the Virginia leglislature, 1875-1877. His wife was Elizabeth F. Marchant Starke. Their daughter, Elizabeth Starke, married William Bruce Martin (1846-1921), son of J. G. Martin and his first wife, Mary Anne M. Read Martin (1811-1857). J. G. (James Green) Martin (1819-1878) of North Carolina was a United States and Confederate army officer. The collection includes papers of the Starke family, Marchant family, and Martin family of North Carolina and Virginia) - https://finding-aids.lib.unc.edu/01549/

found: NCpedia website, Feb. 10, 2021(Martin, James Green; born 14 Feb. 1819, Elizabeth City, N.C., died 4 Oct. 1878; Confederate officer and lawyer; practiced law in Asheville after the Civil War) - https://www.ncpedia.org/biography/martin-james-green