Husband William Marshall 1 2 3
Born: 24 Sep 1822 - near Dayton, Wayne Twp, Armstrong Co, PA 1 2 4
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Died: Aft 1884
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Father: Robert Marshall (1799-1881) 5 6 7 8
Mother: Mary Hindman (1801-1869) 5 8 9
Marriage: 19 Apr 1860 4 10 11
• Residence: : Dayton, Wayne Twp, Armstrong Co, PA. View of the residence of William Marshall from the History of Armstrong Co, PA, 1883; pg. 205x
Wife Mary Ann Blair 4 10 11
Born: 7 May 1835 - near Dayton, Wayne Twp, Armstrong Co, PA 4 10
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Father: William Blair ( - ) 12
Mother: Annis Patterson ( - ) 12
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1 F Laura D. Marshall 4 11
Born: 29 Jan 1861 4
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Died: 1909 4
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Spouse: James Story ( - ) 4 10
Marr: Summer, 1883 10
2 M Calvin Reed Marshall 4 11
Born: 21 Nov 1862 4
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Spouse: Molly Ellenberger ( - ) 4 11
3 F Mary Rebecca Marshall 4 11
Born: 19 Jan 1865 4
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Spouse: John W. Lias ( - ) 4 11
Marr: 2 Jan 1880 4 11
4 F Jemima Marshall 4 11
Born: 1 Apr 1867 4
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Spouse: John Bott ( - ) 4 11
5 M [Infant] Marshall 4
Born: 21 Oct 1869 4
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Died: in infancy
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6 F Caroline C. Marshall 4 10
AKA: Caroline S. Marshall 11
Born: 1 Dec 1870 4
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7 M Blair P. Marshall 10 11 13
Born: 22 Oct 1873 - ? Armstrong Co, PA 10 13
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Spouse: Gertrude McLaughlin ( - ) 12
Marr: 27 Jun 1901 12
8 F Tirzah May Marshall 10 11
AKA: Thirzah M. Marshall 4
Born: 3 Jan 1878 4
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General Notes: Husband - William Marshall
He was born near Dayton, in Wayne township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania. In 1829 he removed with his parents to Dayton, and in 1850 became a partner with his father and brother Thomas H. Marshall in the store at Dayton and the personal property on the large farm. He was intrusted with the management of the extensive farming interests, his brother looking after the store, and this arrangement continued until 1868, on April 9 of which year the father sold his real estate to the two sons, the business association between these three being subsequently limited to the store interests. Mr. John Campbell was a partner in the mercantile business from 1861 until his death, after which the firm was known as W. & T. H. Marshall until the death of Mr. William Marshall. His son C. R. Marshall then succeeded to his interest, the firm from that time being C. R. & T. H. Marshall. Mr. Marshall continued to increase his land holdings until he had as much as 550 acres in Wayne, 290 acres of this being under cultivation. Like other members of his family he was interested in the Enterprise Lumber Company, the Dayton Soldiers' Orphans' School, and the Dayton Union Academy. He was a Republican in politics and was honored with election to many township offices, and he was several times chosen as administrator of estates. He was a member and elder of the United Presbyterian Church.