I believe I have information that may help my brick wall to tumble, I think my William Marshall's Father was born in England and immigrated here just before 1850 with his wife Mary and son Charles. William & Mary are 30 years old and Charles 3 years in the 1850 Delaware 1850 census, all born in England. They had two more children after 1850 in Delaware, Mary born abt. 1852 & my 2 great grandfather William in 1855. Does this ring any bells for anyone? William & Mary are found in the 1870 census with their children Mary & William in Mill Creek Hundred Delaware, he is an Episcopal clergyman. Does anyone know where I might find what church he worked for. I posted earlier to the list: William MARSHALL m. Mary Emma WILLIAMSON both were born in Delaware. William Marshall's parentage in unknown at this time. Mary Emma's parents were: William P. WILLIAMSON m. March 06, 1848, Mary Jane (I believe FRENCH is her maiden name) in New Castle Delaware. Both were born, died & married in Delaware. William P. Williamson's father is unknown at this time. His mother's first name was Susan. Son of William & Mary MARSHALL is: Edwin Pitman Williamson MARSHALL m. 1904, Edith M. KELTY in Philadelphia Edith M. Kelty's parentage: Clement B. KELTY m. September 06, 1876, Catharine BULLOCK in Salem, NJ. Pamela Wright Bucks County, PA. Researching Surnames: Ashcraft / Ashcroft, Ashfield, Biles, Bullock, Canby, Goldstone, Hauf / Hanf, Hewlings/Huelings, Hornby, Hunt, Kelty, Levering, Macknet / Mackinet, Makela, Marshall, Morris, Nori, Ogborne, Robinson, Rose, Shoemaker, Stucke, Thorn(e), Wambold / Wampole, Weikel, Wetherill, Williamson, Wisham. View my genealogy queries: http://cousinconnect.com/p/a/0/u/70526/

As you have mentioned S.Carolina Marshall's, I will ad to the confusion. My Marshall's first show up in the Society Hill/Kershaw/Pee Dee River area of S. Carolina. I have an Adam Marshall b.1760 (Ireland?)d.1809 SC, who immigrated around 1778+/- to the area to join his older brother (rumored to be a minister). Adam married Muriel Gregg in 1791. Children included John Julian, James, and Henry (maybe a Mary in there to). This is the Marshall line well documented in the Book of Gregg. This Marshall line continues through Florida and mostly ended up in Shreveport, LA. by 1855 +/-. We have never been able to find any references to the mysterious "brother who was a minister", or any immigration records. It seems clear that there were Marshall's in the Kershaw district prior to 1775. -----Original Message----- From: Joseph Marshall [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 11:00 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [MARSHALL] Rev. Abraham Marshall Bill, Thanks for the email. I would like a copy of Matthew's will for my records if you're willing to share. Do you have a copy of Ed Cashin's book, The King's Ranger. It has a mentioning of a Captain Joseph Marshall several times and I can't see it being my ancestor Joseph, especially with Daniel's being a close knit family and the story about Rev Daniel and his wife with the British. ( I'll send you some references if you don't.) Also, I have a copy of a land grant to a Daniel Marshall in S C during the 1750's or 60's, and I find it hard to believe it was Rev Daniel's son, in that he always traveled with his family and settled in Columbia County, also. (then Richmond Co.) And there is a family with roots in Putnam Co. that says it is different from Rev Daniel's, even with Rev Daniel's grandson's widow returning to Putnam Co with two small sons after the early death of Rev Daniel's son Rev. Jabez. I can give you these contacts if you don't have them. It would be interesting to get these two families sorted out. I have read someplace that two Marshall Families were in the same area of North Carolina at the same time in the 1750's. Did the other Marshall's in North Carolina come from the Marshall's of Virginia?. As you Know, Rev Daniel came from the Marshall's who landed in Boston in 1633/34. Much is documented about his family between then and his leaving Windsor Ct. about 1750/1. Regards, Joe -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 12:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] Rev. Abraham Marshall Joe I have Mathew's will dated 1794 in Wilkes County, GA. The area the family was living in became Lincoln County in 1796. The part of Lincoln Co. they were living in was on the southern border. Their boundry was Little River. Abraham actually was recognized in their church minutes and John was in the area from time to time in land transactions. My Mathew, in 1767 stated in his petition for an English Crown Grant that he had been in the Province for 12 years, had a wife and child and wanted land to cultivate. His will of 1794 included wife Rhoda, Sons John, Mathew Jr., James and Dixon. The daughters were Constant, Margaret and Rhoda 2. Actually Mathew, by arriving in St. Pauls Parrish in 1755 was probably the first Marshall family in the area. If you run across any thing that would tie Mathew to Virginia, I would appreciate the information. 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Bill, Thanks for the lead. I remember seeing a hard copy in the 1960's and have always wanted to get my hand on a hard copy. I'll check it out. I've come to realize there must be another set of Marshalls in the SC/East Ga area during the late 1700's, but don't have a lot on it. Joe -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 7:39 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] Rev. Abraham Marshall To: Joe Marshall. Joe, Bill Marshall here. .... If you will contact Mercer University, the Jack Tarver Library has the publications (The Life of Rev. Daniel Marshall, ed.,Walter M. Lee. N.p.: n.p., 1924 (MU) (P) ) and Memoirs of the Late Rev, Abraham Marshall.... (SBHLA).... Reel BX6495.M37 M36. The Memoirs are probably what is refered to by the McGraw subject. I hope this helps. Incidently I still haven't given up on a possible connection to Daniel yrt. Bill Marshll ==== MARSHALL Mailing List ==== To contact the List Admin: mailto:[email protected] To unsubscribe from List Mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe To unsubscribe in Digest Mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe If the links do not work send an email to: [email protected] (In Digest Mode change the "L" to a "D") with the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

How can I find out if someone connected to my ancestor has done a DNA test? I do not know anyone with the Marshall surname to ask. Anita Cooper Texas City, TX -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 8:05 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Marshall Surname DNA Project Any of the Marshall researchers that are Marshall males or have Marshall male cousins might want to check out the Marshall Surname DNA Project at _www.familytreedna.com_ (http://www.familytreedna.com) . This project is helpful in breaking brick walls Andrew W. Marshall 1510 Acropolis Cir Ocoee, FL 34761 407 294 9048 Home 407 970 4944 Cell ______________________________

To: Joe Marshall. Joe, Bill Marshall here. .... If you will contact Mercer University, the Jack Tarver Library has the publications (The Life of Rev. Daniel Marshall, ed.,Walter M. Lee. N.p.: n.p., 1924 (MU) (P) ) and Memoirs of the Late Rev, Abraham Marshall.... (SBHLA).... Reel BX6495.M37 M36. The Memoirs are probably what is refered to by the McGraw subject. I hope this helps. Incidently I still haven't given up on a possible connection to Daniel yrt. Bill Marshll

Hello Pamm, I am Joe Marshall, a descendant of Joseph Marshall, a younger brother of Rev Abraham Marshall. Abraham was born in Windsor Ct., 1748, I recall, the oldest child of Daniel and Martha Stearns. (Daniel Marshall had an older child, Daniel, Jr. born of his deceased first wife.) Rev Abraham succeeded Rev Daniel as Pastor of Kiokee Baptist Church at the time of Daniels death in 17894. Rev Abraham made several trips back to Connecticut during his lifetime, preaching along the way. Your manuscript is no doubt a copy of one I saw in the 1960's, and wish I had a copy. Rev Abraham and his wife had four children, two surviving childhood. One, Rev Jabez, succeeded Rev Abraham as Pastor of Kiokee upon Abraham's death about 1817 as I recall. Rev Jabez had an illustrious career including a major role in establishing the Southern Baptist Convention in Augusta. Rev Jabez died young, age 30-32 and is buried just behind the pulpit at the old Kiokee Church in Appling, Columbia County, Georgia. As I recall, his widow moved back to Eatonton, Ga to be with her family after Jabez's death. Other descendants of Rev Daniel still live in Columbia County and others have moved to other parts of Georgia, Alabama, La, and Texas and Arkansas, according to some old records. I would really love to get a copy of that manuscript. I remember it as interesting, even entertaining, reading. He had a sense of humor. Among Abrahams distinctions were ordaining the first Negro Baptist Minister, Savannah and I can't remember the date. My direct email is [email protected] Thanks, Joe Marshall -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 4:03 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MARSHALL] Rev. Abraham Marshall Hi Folks, I'm not a Marshall researcher but found in my husbands-grandfathers things two Microfilms titled "Marshall, J.P. Memoirs of the Late Rev. Abraham Marshall. Typed from the original copy by J.P. McGraw. Pub. No. 2150 Positive" My husbands Grandfather was the J.P. McGraw mentioned above. Is anyone familiar with this Rev. Abraham Marshall? Doing a quick search I found he was a prominent Baptist Minister in Georgia. Before, during, after the Revolutionary War I'm not clear on. Your help appreciated. Warmest Regards, Pamela Burnette ==== MARSHALL Mailing List ==== To contact the List Admin: mailto:[email protected] To unsubscribe from List Mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe To unsubscribe in Digest Mode: mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe If the links do not work send an email to: [email protected] (In Digest Mode change the "L" to a "D") with the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

Thank you Bill. Pam > > Rev. Abraham Marshall was the son of Rev. Daniel Marshall. This family > migrated from Windsor Conneticutt. The Rev. Daniel was arrested and > imprisioned for preaching doctrine other than the Kings church. > Daniel formed after the Rev. War a church in Columbia County, Appling > GA just after the Rev. War and the name is Kiokee Baptist Church. The church > > is the oldest in Georgia and still exists. > There has been a lot of research done on this family. I wrestled with > the family for several years thinking they were my ancestors. The family > settled just a few miles from my Marshalls and in the same time period. They > both > were in St. Pauls Parrish, Province of GA. the area became Wilkes and > Columbia > counties. The were later were divided into several new Counties. > The above data was given from memory. Daniel had other sons that > were ministers. The family was instramental in the later formation of the > Georgia > Baptist Covention. > You may watch out for Jim Marshall of Albany, GA. these are his > ancestors. > > Bill Marshall >

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Any of the Marshall researchers that are Marshall males or have Marshall male cousins might want to check out the Marshall Surname DNA Project at _www.familytreedna.com_ (http://www.familytreedna.com) . This project is helpful in breaking brick walls Andrew W. Marshall 1510 Acropolis Cir Ocoee, FL 34761 407 294 9048 Home 407 970 4944 Cell

Greetings, I am thrilled to see so much activity on the page. My brick wall is Marion Marshall he was born in Ga. 1841. Is on the 1870 Census in Alabama,Crenshaw County.Married to Martha A. one son Jackson. In 1880 they are living in Chattoga County in Ga. Children are: John Jackson-age 10 Betsy J. age 7 George W. age 6 Harriett S. age 1 She is my husbands Grandmother Any information you can share would be much appreciated. Happy searching, Beverly Teal

Rev. Abraham Marshall was the son of Rev. Daniel Marshall. This family migrated from Windsor Conneticutt. The Rev. Daniel was arrested and imprisioned for preaching doctrine other than the Kings church. Daniel formed after the Rev. War a church in Columbia County, Appling GA just after the Rev. War and the name is Kiokee Baptist Church. The church is the oldest in Georgia and still exists. There has been a lot of research done on this family. I wrestled with the family for several years thinking they were my ancestors. The family settled just a few miles from my Marshalls and in the same time period. They both were in St. Pauls Parrish, Province of GA. the area became Wilkes and Columbia counties. The were later were divided into several new Counties. The above data was given from memory. Daniel had other sons that were ministers. The family was instramental in the later formation of the Georgia Baptist Covention. You may watch out for Jim Marshall of Albany, GA. these are his ancestors. Bill Marshall

Hi Folks, I'm not a Marshall researcher but found in my husbands-grandfathers things two Microfilms titled "Marshall, J.P. Memoirs of the Late Rev. Abraham Marshall. Typed from the original copy by J.P. McGraw. Pub. No. 2150 Positive" My husbands Grandfather was the J.P. McGraw mentioned above. Is anyone familiar with this Rev. Abraham Marshall? Doing a quick search I found he was a prominent Baptist Minister in Georgia. Before, during, after the Revolutionary War I'm not clear on. Your help appreciated. Warmest Regards, Pamela Burnette

Correction.... Mathew Marshall Petitioned for an English Crown Grant in 1767 instead of 1867. Sorry. Bill Marshall

My brick wall is Nancy Marshall, born Jan 3, 1776, Fauquier County, Virginia died August 7, 1861, Clinton County, Ohio. She married Jared McDonald, Jr, 1795 in Fauquier County, Virginia according to John Gott in his book "Early Marriages of Maryland and Virginia". Her father was William Marshall according to that book. Her sister, Mary Ann "Polly" Marshall, married Jared's brother, Samuel McDonald and some of their descendants migrated to southern Indiana. Their brother, William Marshall, (1780-1867) also migrated to Vanderburgh/Posey Counties, Indiana. Is there anyone that knows of this family? Could they be from the Maryland Marshall family? I can't trace them to the Justice John Marshall family. Any help would be appreciated. Marilyn Heckman Frost

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: My Brick Wall Date: 04/05/2005, 3:17 PM From: Dick M <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Hello My brick wall is James Marshall. James was born in Pennsylvania (Perry County) October 9, 1793, d Mar 29, 1870 in Riley township, Sandusky county, Ohio. James was a veteran of war 1812 attested by the marker on his grave located in Beeler cemetery outside of Clyde, Ohio. James married Anna ( Howe?) b Nov 1795, d Feb 1881, abt 1815 in PA. They had 5 children. Leitisha, b Nov 30, 1821, d Oct 19, 1868. James Howe b Oct 9, 1827 d Mar 29, 1857. Susannah b abt 1830. Mary b abt 1831 and Elizabeth b abt 1832. James and Anna moved from PA to Cayuga county, NY between 1827 and 1830, then to Ohio before 1832. If anyone can connect to any of these people I sure would like and info. Thanx Richard Marshall

Samuel Marshall ,born abt. 1750 in Pennsylvania, served with 3rd Company, 3rd Battalion, Cumberland County,Pennsylvania in the Revoluntionary War, married to Fannie Hazelrigg, moved with his family to Scioto County,Ohio about 1796. They had ten children : Nancy Marshall Rawlings,Hetty Marshall Washburn, Jemima Marshall McDonald, Mary Polly Marshall Lindsay, Elizabeth Marshall Parrish Plumb ,William , Jesse, Samuel, Sabina Marshall Pyle,and Fanny Marshall Shonkwiler. Does anyone know who Samuel Marshall's parents were ? Thank you for any help, Mary

Hi there: Samuel Marshall is my brick wall. He was born 10 January 1794, and married Emily Allen in Jefferson County. She was the daughter of Jonas Allen and Sarah Dike/Dyke.(French's Gazetteer states they were the first marriage in the Town of LeRay.) Samuel and Emily had several children: Allen, Elizabeth, Paul Pardon, Sarah Ann and Samuel. Is anyone familiar with this Marshall Family? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Dorothey

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Brick Wall: William Marshall & Nancy Wortham Date: 04/04/2005, 8:55 PM From: Anita Cooper <[email protected]> To: 'Joan Asche' <[email protected]>, [email protected] This is my brick wall: North Carolina > Alabama > Mississippi > Texas WILLIAM MARSHALL (1808-?) and NANCY WORTHAM (1806-?) were both born in North Carolina. From the 1850 Chickasaw County, Mississippi census, I know they had the following children: JOHN, b 1831 NC; JOSEPH, b 1834 NC; AMY HARRIET, b 1835 NC (my ancestor); ELIZABETH, b 1838 AL; FRANCIS, b 1842 AL; and WILLIAM S., b 1844 AL. AMY HARRIET MARSHALL married SYLVESTER COOPER in Chickasaw County, MS in 1852. After the Civil War, they migrated to DeWitt County, Texas. Searching for William Marshall and Nancy Wortham's parents. Anita Cooper Texas City, Texas

Looking for a chink in my long-standing brick wall: William Marshall 'of Dedham' at his marriage to Lydia Willett on 22 April 1761, Dedham, Suffolk, Mass. They emigrated to Nova Scotia very soon thereafter, as Planters, and had children: Isabel 'Sybil' 1762-1829 [birth recorded in Dedham VRs] William 1763-1764 and all succeeding b. in Nova Scotia William 1765-1776 Catharine 1767-1779 Andrew Willett 1770-1865 John 1772-1858 Abel Richards 1774 Elizabeth 1776-1811 Calvin 1778 Sarah 1780 William may have been the son of that name born to William and Elizabeth [Nason] Marshall, bp. 7 August 1737 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts. But I can't prove it.... -- stan johnson --

Lois In searching for my Joshua Marshall, I've found at least four Marshall lines and three Joshuas in OH. None of the other three lines seem to be connected to mine. It's interesting that your Joshua in Hamilton Co. was fairly close to where my Marshalls were in Scioto, Pike, Jackson Co. Obviously, my grandfather, born 1848, died before I was born, but my grandmother often spoke of Marshall relatives in Fayette and Greene Co, too. I wish I'd listened better when I was a child. :) Good luck in your search. Patricia In a message dated 4/4/05 3:56:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Dear Patrice, > > We have a similar problem. Our Joshua Marshall we believe to be from the > Cincinnati area. Born about the same time we think as your Joshua. We have > not been able to find his parents or where they came from before Ohio. We > have not been able to find his birth record. He married Emily McFarland in > Canada, but settled in Will Co. Il. They had several children. One I can > recall off the top of my head is George who died in the Civil War as did > Joshua. Both of disease rather than wounds. Their other children were > Louisa, Bailey, John l., William, Daniel, Jane, and Loren. I believe I have > the names correct. so we both have a Joshua from Ohio we are trying to find > parents for. Good Luck! > > Lois >