Hi List, I've collected a fair amount of Marshall material searching for my Samuel Marshall, b. ca. 1750 (some say Cumberland Co., PA., in the Rev. War under Capt. David Marshall, but proved this is not so, that was a different Samuel Marshall so not sure where my Samuel was born), married Frances Hazrigg ca. 1772 where?, d/o William & Jemima ( ? ) Hazelrigg, of Westmoreland & Pr. William Co., VA. They were in Washington Co., PA. and later Ohio Co., (W)VA., before migtaing to Adamd Co., then permenantly in Scioto Co., OH. in the late 1790's. The following may be of help to someone: Taken from "West Virginians In The Revolution"........... MARSHEL (MARSHALL), James, (Colonel) Born, Ireland in 1753. Removed some time between 1776 and 1778 to what is now Washington Co., PA., and bought up large amounts of land in Cross Creek Township. Upon the organization of Washington Co., was appointed (1781) county lieutenant, which office he held three years. He was sheriff, 1784 to 1789, member of the Legislature, and recorder of the land office. He later removed to Brooke Co., VA., where he ded in 1829. Judi

Joyce et al, Yes, my ancestor Richard (1730/50-1798) is the one who is likely the brother of Martin & William (& Thomas ? - not shown below). I've not seen proof and my DNA almost seems to lean another direction so I'm still on the search (but not spending much time on the research). The following is a cut & paste of one page from my records of one of two "main" Marshall families from Maryland that many people feel my Richard fits into ( most of this is from Harry Wright Newman's research and Mike Marshall has an excellent website supporting some of this). I haven't updated this information in probably 15 years so you will probably find many errors in it (I have more details and have posted this a few times (so this is redundant)). What I have here differs somewhat from David Martin's site that Chris referred to - I don't claim this is more correct - don't trust what I have here. --------- 1. William Marshall (<@1660-1687) {Calvert Co. Md} = Elizabeth (?Cox?) (?-<1719) (= (2) Samuel Chiley/Clewly (?-1720)) 1. Thomas (@1680-<1763) = (1) 1719 Margaret Chiley/Clewly (2) Mary (Moved to Kent Co. Del) 1. Elizabeth = @1730Samuel Austin (1710-1765) 1. 11 children - two m. Martin Wells & William Wells [154] 2. William (?-1734) = Mary Griffith(?-1752) 1. Thomas III (@1730-?) 2. William Jr. 3. Ann (?->1763) = Gideon Wyley (?-1760) 4. Mary (<1719->1766) = John Stone (?-1764) 1. Thomas, ?=James Hardesty,?=Henry Hardesty, ? 5. Thomas Jr. (1709-<1766) = Elizabeth Griffith 1. Dau. = <1766 Darby Sullivan 2. William (@1740/50-1824) {Calvert Co.Md, Albemarle Co} = @1767 Eleanor "Nelly" Austin (of Samuel & Elizabeth) [154] 1. Elizabeth = 1789 William Howard {U,S} [61,62,75] 2. Thomas (@1771-1849) = 1792 Susanna Rodes(?-<1831) [60,62] 1. Frances R. Mason = 1817 Martin Collier 2. Willy(Wiley ?) = 1824 Sara Dossey {Alb. Co.} [100] 3. William 4. Early 5. Emily A. W. Harris(?) 6. Eppaphroditus 3. Richard = 1793 Tabitha Coffer, <1803 Mary Fountain, {U,AC} = 1822 Hannah Ham 1. Sarah "Sally" = 1816 Edward Boswell (son of Mat Jr.) 4. Samuel = 1799 Polly Hersley [61,62] 5. Margaret(1773-?) = 1794 William Boswell {AF,AC,U} [61,62] 6. Charlotte (Lotty) = 1807 Levy Wells {U} [61,62] 7. Mary (@1775-@1835)[61,62] 8. William (@1779-1847) = (2) Mildred Martin {U,AC} [60,62,123] 1. Ginny = ____ Brook [60,62] 2. Mildred = Robert P. Rhoads [60,62] 3. Brice [60,62] 4. Nancy = Eli Howard [60,62] 5. Bluford [60,62] 6. Sidney = John Harris [60,62] 9. Henry (1783-1870) = 1804 Eleanor Wood, = 1849 Nancy Gibson {U} 10. Nancy = 1816 John Dossey/Dorsey {U} [61,62] 11. Rebecca = 1817 James Wood {U} [61,62] 3. *Richard* (1730/50-1798) = 1782 Mary Boswell (@1755-1832) {U} [24,61] 1.* Joseph* (1780-1853) {B:Albemarle Co., moved to Ky/Tenn.} = (1) 1810 Mary Boswell (d. < 1816) [98] 1. Richard 2. Mary Ann = (2) 12 May 1815 *Nancy Robbins* [ SEE PAGE #2] 2. Elizabeth (Betsey) = ___ Sullivan {AC} [61] 3. Henry = (1) 1810 Elizabeth Walton, [29,61] = (2) 1825 Doretha Shiflet (?) 4. Martin Marshall(1749-1824) = (1) ____ (2) Elenner Boswell [61,182] v/r Terrell Marshall P.S. I hope this doesn't look like too much garbage when it hits the web (looks good to me 8-)).

most of these are all separated out here, I am trying all the William's John's James' Richard Robert Thomas Martin etc., you who have studied this family know what I mean Family F by DNA....there are common ancestors in the past that can be found http://www.chipster.us/AaronMarshallDNAline/default.htm just a few family groups not sure of please share your gap fillers!!!! this is a big puzzle...BIG also there are DNA members of Famliy F (and others) who are not sharing, what is up with that??? Why pay the money and not help figure this out?? I don't get it. Are some of you mad that you are not in a certain line? don't be mad that you are not of CJ's line, be happy you are in what appears to be the largest and oldest, full of pioneers who made/started a whole lot of the towns back then. I just had a guy who wrote and told me he found an old Bible and there is a Joshua Marshall with a father Jonathan. Ties in with Throckmorton. Not sure what fam he is but it shows that there is much to be found. No one had this Joshua's father's name!! I will post that info in a separate post when he sends it to me. Joe Marshall gggg grandson Aaron Marshall b. abt 1750 10th Virginia Militia 1776 ggggg grandson Col. John Marshel r[EVOL]ution calling http://www.MiscellaneaMarescalliana.org rootsweb: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=aaronmarshel1740 DNA site: http://www.chipster.us/AaronMarshallDNAline/default.htm marshall DNA: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~marshalldna/MarshallDNA1/ -----Original Message----- From: Joyce Underwood <groovygrammy@insightbb.com> To: marshall@rootsweb.com Sent: Tue, 22 Apr 2008 5:52 pm Subject: [MARSHALL] Richard Marshall Terrell, I believe we come from the same family of Marshalls. Was Richard's father Thomas Marshall? If so, then Richard and my ancestor, Martin Marshall could be brothers. Joyce groovygrammy@insightbb.com Huntingburg, Indiana "snip" I have a James Boswell who was the son of Richard Marshall and Mary Boswell, only Richard made it easier for us in later generations by saying in his will that James Boswell was his "begotten" son. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MARSHALL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Terrell, I believe we come from the same family of Marshalls. Was Richard's father Thomas Marshall? If so, then Richard and my ancestor, Martin Marshall could be brothers. Joyce groovygrammy@insightbb.com Huntingburg, Indiana "snip" I have a James Boswell who was the son of Richard Marshall and Mary Boswell, only Richard made it easier for us in later generations by saying in his will that James Boswell was his "begotten" son.

Joe, I'm assuming that when you refer to family F you mean Group F of the Marshall Surname Project at Family Tree DNA.If so then I am also a member.A cousin of mine put together a lot of information on our branch before he died and his daughter has put it on the internet.It can be found at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3328196&id=I00058 There's also an interesting web site at http://www.marshallgenealogy.org/ on what I believe is the Group F Marshall family.Chris Marshall

Hi Terrell, I am family F and working on all this. Can you please send me the first message that you replied to? I can not find it Anyone in Family F needs to please send me their lines. This DNA site guy is not doing anything. I have nearly 75% with the middle name of a mother or grandfather etc. I believe it was a way for them to let us figure this all out. huge chart on here some Family F is not sharing and it would be very helpful if they did 2-3 lines are not DNA but I am certain they do connect DNA site: http://www.chipster.us/AaronMarshallDNAline/default.htm In my line there is a Mahlon Marshall. In another family, there is another Mahlon Marshall off of James Lamborn Marshall b. 1794 and James married a Gillingham which would be Gilliam This James father is Moses (claimed from Germany) however his wife was sister of another lamborn who married John Marshall b. 1735 and he goes back to the Youlgrave England John Marshall. So I do not think Moses was from Germany. My great grandpa for some reason put Spain and Poland for his parents so the census means nothing. It was after the Civil War so maybe he was hit in the head or something ;) If you can send me that message or forward this to her I would appreciate it. Joe Marshall Columbus Ohio rootsweb: http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=aaronmarshel1740 marshall DNA: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~marshalldna/MarshallDNA1/ -----Original Message----- From: Terrell Marshall < To: MARSHALL@rootsweb.com Sent: Sun, 20 Apr 2008 4:07 pm Subject: [MARSHALL] [Marshall] Ida Mae/Lizzie Ann Gilliam and mother Sarah, Marshall Angela, Although from a different set of Marshall ancestors, I have a Marshall ancestor in possibly the same circumstances. In Maryland, where mine were from it was the law that a child born out of wedlock took the surname of the mother. I have a James Boswell who was the son of Richard Marshall and Mary Boswell, only Richard made it easier for us in later generations by saying in his will that James Boswell was his "begotten" son. So.. it is possible that Sarah (daughter of James & Martha Gilliam) had Ida Mae and Lizzie Ann out of wedlock. It's also possible that the father may have been Mr. Marshall (since Ida's death certificate listed that as her mother's surname) or Mr. Marshall could just have been another lucky man to have married you ancestor. Sorry that I don't have actual knowledge of your family, but your hypothesis is certainly possible. v/r, Terrell Marshall ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MARSHALL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Angela, Although from a different set of Marshall ancestors, I have a Marshall ancestor in possibly the same circumstances. In Maryland, where mine were from it was the law that a child born out of wedlock took the surname of the mother. I have a James Boswell who was the son of Richard Marshall and Mary Boswell, only Richard made it easier for us in later generations by saying in his will that James Boswell was his "begotten" son. So.. it is possible that Sarah (daughter of James & Martha Gilliam) had Ida Mae and Lizzie Ann out of wedlock. It's also possible that the father may have been Mr. Marshall (since Ida's death certificate listed that as her mother's surname) or Mr. Marshall could just have been another lucky man to have married you ancestor. Sorry that I don't have actual knowledge of your family, but your hypothesis is certainly possible. v/r, Terrell Marshall

Hi there. I am descended from Ida Mae Gilliam (or it may be Gillum), b 1880 in Texas, d 1948 in Oklahoma. Lizzie Ann is her sister (b 1875 in Texas, d 1923 in Oklahoma). According to Ida's death certificate, her mother's name is Sarah P. Marshall (b 1859, d 1923 in Oklahoma). Her last name at the time of her death is Benefield. Here is where it gets confusing. When I put in the family tree file information I have into Ancestry.com, I found it very interesting that it pulled up the 1860 census (in Keytesville, Chariton, Missouri) with Sarah Gilliam being 1 year old and her parents are James and Martha Gilliam. Could it be possible that Ida and Lizzie's last name is her mother's maiden name? If that is the case, I'm not sure where the Marshall came from that was listed on the death certificate. I have been told that Sarah was a Mississippi River Queen and it is very well possible she had her 2 daughters out of wedlock. Is there anyone with connections to this family that can provide any insight? Thanks, Angela Miller

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: rockleigh_1 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.marshall/4878/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My mother descends from a Thomas Marshall b. Antrim, Ireland who is the son of Hugh Marshall. Thomas is from his first marriage to Margaret Calwell (or perhaps Killwell) who we think died in Ireland. From this marriage there were three sons William, Thomas, John and perhaps a Daughter, Ellen. The second marriage was to Jane Montgomery and the children were - Ellen??, James, Robert, Hugh, Andrew, Montgomery (1) infant death, Eliza Jane, Margaret, Mary, Montgomery (2nd). They all emmgrated from Irelend to Australia aboard the "Elfinstone" on October 8, 1840 and were bounty Immigrants. They were all from Antrim, Ireland. Jane's parents were William and Elizabeth (nee McCoy) Montgomery. Her brother, James Montgomery and his wife Ellen and their three sons William, George and James were also aboard the "Elphinstone". Jane is buried in Bendigo Victoria, and Hugh is buried at a place called Mongarell, which is near Wallenbeen NSW. Not far from Cootamundra, New South Wales, Australia. It is unknown whether Hugh Marshall and Margaret Calwell originated from Antrim, Ireland or somewhere else. Can anyone interested please email me on rockleigh@gmail.com Thank you. Roger. Australia Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: mellielong Surnames: McClure, Marshall, Terrill Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.marshall/4877/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Came across this while doing other research and noticed that their wasn't much info on this family on rootsweb. I hope this helps someone out. Date: 1879-01-04; Paper: The Wheeling Register Died, at the house of Mr. John L. Terrill, in Boone county, Ky., November 28, 1878, Mrs. Sarah Marshall, in the 68th year of her age. Mrs. M was the daughter of Col. Samuel McClure, of Ohio county, W. Va. She was born in Wheeling, but had lived for many years on the old homestead, the Cherry Hill farm. After the marriage of her grand-daughter, Mary McClure Marshall, whom she had raised from infancy to Mr. Terrill, she had removed to their home in Kentucky, where she died. Her last sickness was but for an hour, but a life of good deeds made death a welcome visitor. She was a kind friend, a consistent member of the West Liberty Presbyterian Church, but her deeds of love and kindness were not limited by kindred or sect. Her kindness was exercised without partiality or display. She seemed happiest when serving others. She fed the hungry, cared for the orphan, clothed the naked and visited the sick. Often did she bring the aged and infirm to her own house that she might ! the better minister to their increasing wants and smooth their dying pillow. Write on her tombstone, "A useful life, a peaceful death, a happy eternity." Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is the will of Samuel Agnew, 1818, of Washington Co. Pennsylvania. He had two named grandsons named Samuel Marshall. I wish I could find out how long Samuel A. Marshall, son of James and Nancy Marshall owned/lived in the "mansion house with 100 acres" that he inherited from his grandfather. Betty Owens In the name of God Amen, I Samuel Agnew of the County of Washington in Pennsylvania, being of advanced in years; but of sound well disposing mind, memory and understanding, and calling to mind the uncertainty of life, do hereby dispose of my estate in manner following. My soul I recommend to God who gave it and my body to the earth to be interred in a decent and christian manner at the discretion of my Executors, trusting to the merits of my Redeemer for a glorious resurrection. To my son James I give and bequeath four shares of my stock in the bank of Washington, in addition a tract of land I have heretofore conveyed to him. Together with one third of my wearing apparel. to my grand son, Samuel Agnew, son of James I give and bequeath three shared of my stock in the Washington Bank to my son John, I give and bequeath eighteen shares of my stock in the Bank aforesaid, also the sum of two hundred dollars as soon as the same can be collected from my outstanding debts together with one third part of my wearing apparel. To my son Samuel, I give and bequeath eighteen shares of my Stock in the Washington Bank in addition to a tract of land I have heretofore conveyed to him, Together with one third part of my wearing apparel. To my grand son Samuel A. Marshall, Son of the late James Marshel, dec'd, I give and devise one sixth part of a tract of land, on which my mansion house stands, which tract contains one hundred acres or more land according to a survey thereof make by Wm.Sinclair. To my grandson, Samuel, son of James Agnew, I give & Devise one sixth part of the before mentioned tract of land. To my grand son, Samuel, son of Samuel Agnew, I give and devise one sixth part of the before mentioned tract of land. To my grandson, Samuel, son of Robert Marshall, I give and devise one sixth part of the before mentioned tract of land. To my grand son Samuel, son of Robert Anderson, I give and devise one sixth part of the before mentioned tract of land with the appurtenances_equally to all my grandchildren herein before named to my daughter Rebeca, I give and bequeath the sum of two hundred dollars, as soon as the same can be collected from my outstanding debts, Together with one fifth part of my library to my sons, James, John, and Samuel, I give and bequeath to each, one fourth part of all the rest and residue of my personal estate, and to my grandchildren of my daughter Elizabeth I give an bequeath the residue of my personal estate. Lastly I do here by constitute and appoint my son Samuel Agnew and my son in law Robert Anderson executors of this my last Will and Testament. IN TESTIMONY where of I have hereunto subscribed my name and make my seal the 29 day of December A.D. 1818. Tried to do an exact transcription. **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850)

Hi Betty, Just saw your posting on the Marshall List. Cannot offer much, but wanted to say, I am a descendant of the Samuel Marshall and wife Fanny you posted in this e-mail. Fanny's maiden name was Hazelrigg. I have been trying to track all these Marshall's down that lived close to one another, hoping I can learn who their parents were, as I haven't a clue who my Samuel Marshall's parents were. There was an Aaron Marshall who also lived in these counties you have listed. His parents were Col. John Marshall and Eliza Ferrell/Ferral/Ferrill, etc. of Westmoreland Co., VA. and when 10 years old his parents came to what is now Washington Co., PA. and he married Sarah Snowden. This Sarah's brother David married Nancy Hazelrigg, a first cousin to Fanny (Hazelrigg) Marshall, so they surely knew one another. This David Snowden and his future wifes father James Hazelrigg and her brother Joshua Hazelrigg, all fought in the Rev. War and lived in the area of Ft. Redstone (Fayette Co., I believe), which back then covered some of the area which is now Washington Co., if I read my evolving maps correctly. I understand it has not been proven that James & Nancy (Agnew) Marshall, had a son William, b. ca. 1770 PA. and was marrried to Mary (Polly) Campbell, but I do know this William died 5 Oct. 1807 in Adams Co., OH., which is where my 4th great grandfather first made a stop for a couple of years when he left Wash. Co., PA. and before he moved next door to Scioto Co., OH. in 1797 I think it was. This James also named a son Samuel, and curious if for a brother, such as my Samuel Marshall. Hope this helps someone and would love to correspond with anyone who has any further information to help tie this all in or connected to my Samuel Marshall & wife Fanny Hazelrigg, d/o William & Jemima ( ? ) Hazelrigg, of Westmoreland Co. and Pr. William Co., VA., then moved to Clark Co., KY. where he died. Judi Burkhardt judiburkhardt@comcast.net

anyone have any idea of this General John? Name: John Genl. Marshall State: VA County: Army Lands Township: VA Millitary Dist Year: 1801 Record Type: Tax list Page: 056 Database: VA Early Census Index this land was in Ohio area

Hi List, I am interested in the Samuel Marshall that is described in this Marshall Post. My family has a Samuel in it. I thought I would post it for information. In the book, Brooke County Archives, there is a section "Index to Ohio County Records Referring to Brooke County Property 1773-1798. In the Grantor index there is a listing for Samuel Marshell et ux to Roland Mathew page 104, Samuel Marshall et ux to John Roland page 251; etc. There are 3 etries for Samuel Marshall, then James and Agnes Marchell to John Agnew (note: Brother in law) page 345, then Samuel & Fannie Marshell to John Graham, page 345, Samuel & Fannie Marshall to Francis Morrison page 347 (It is my belief that this Samuel Marshell/Marshall is the son of James and Nancy Marchell.) In 1807, Samuel A. Marshall and James Marshall witnessed a deed in Brooke Co, VA. Robert Marshall was a part of the deed. James Marshall of Charlestown, VA signed his will 24 May 1814. He named one of his sons, Samuel Marshall. He states that he has previously given Samuel his portion. James Marshall was married to Nancy Agnew. (Proof of first name:LDS Roll 848626, Brooke County WVA Marriges, Deaths, Wills and Inventories) "Nancy Duvall d.6/15/1857 Parents James and Nancy Marshall Person making death report, Jas.M. Duvall, son. Her nickname was Agnes, as was her daughter's. Proof of Nancy Agnew Marshall's maiden name: Will of Samuel Agnew Dated Sept 1818, probated 1819. He names his Grandchildren, one of which is Samuel A., son of James Marshal, dec'd.. (he inherited land in Washington Co. Pa) Washington Co PA, Will book #3 p. 279. (Note: All of Samuel Agnew's grandsons that were named after him received bequests) >From an index to Deeds, Brooke County W.VA (Marshall names) under Marshall terrace, plan of lots, it lists Grantee Fannie, E. Woomer, Grantor, Samuel A. Marshall, book 67 page 545, April 26, '37 (descendant of Samuel A. Marshall of 1800 ?????????) Then the Deed book under same heading has Fannie Marshall, Grantee, Grantor, Samuel A. Marshall, book 74 page, 323, September 26, '41 Court Order. (again is this a descendant of the 1800 Samuel A. Marshall????) It does not have the 19 before the '37 and '41, but they are handwritten entries down the page after 1907. Just thought I would post this information. I am a descendant of James and Nancy Marshall. Sometimes I just wonder how many more ways the Clerks can find to spell Marshall! Betty In a message dated 4/14/2008 2:01:23 A.M. Central Daylight Time, marshall-request@rootsweb.com writes: http://www.chipster.us/AaronMarshallDNAline/default.htm **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolcmp00300000002850)

updated site with maps linked to google maps huge chart click the tree icon click GENOMAP1 use arrows to move and you can zoom in and out http://www.chipster.us/AaronMarshallDNAline/default.htm I am looking for the Willson and Williamson ties. Another is Fewell/Fuel. There is a tie to the name Steele somewhere. And Harvey/Hovey. There should also be some Marshall's with Delaware Indian blood. Tons of notes consolidated on this site and chart. If you have middle names, etc of any let me know. You can see on this chart that there is a clear pattern of naming your kids with the name of a grandpa or maiden name of mother, etc. This can be very helpful. Most Popular Family Names. Marshall (794), Crawford (27), Vance (23), McCracken (23), Williamson (20), Marshel (19), Bruce (14), Wilson (12), Unknown (9), Snowden (9), Park (7), Lincicome (7), Hays (7), Reed (6), Patterson (6), Boggs (6), Stewart (5), Smith (5), Samuel (5), Marshal (5) some places (33), Smyrna, Jefferson, Indiana (28), Forsyth Co, N.C. (21), Albemarle Co, Va. (19), Stokes Co., NC (13), Sauratown Twp, Stokes Co, N.C. (11), Cross Creek Tp, Washington, PA (10), Dupont Cemetery, Dupont, Jefferson, Indiana (9), Calvert, MD (8), N.C. (7), Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, USA (7), Scotland (6), Caroll Co., Virginia (6), Dennis, Forsyth Co, N.C. (6), Indiana (6), Virginia (5), Maryland (5), Kentucky (5), Lyons, Rice Co., Kansas (5), York County, Pennsylvania (5) Joe Marshall

Hi, I am off of Aaron and there is a Hazelrigg. I have often thought he belongs. There is also a Hazelrigg on the militia list near Aaron. Please contact me and I really want to know why you might think he is a brother. Also there are a number of Marshall orphans he could be. Lots were killed by Indians and I would guess this is why they retaliated at times. Some have said Aaron could have a brother Jonathan but I can not find anything saying any brother. Did find a Jonathan in the military thought. I am sorting out all the "Cross Creek" Western PA VA W VA OH KY Marshall's (family F) and they connect somehow to Marshalls in Albemarle Co and Maryland and more by DNA over 600 Joe Marshall DNA site: http://www.chipster.us/AaronMarshallDNAline/default.htm http://www.chipster.us/phpGedView/ marshall DNA: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~marshalldna/MarshallDNA1/ -----Original Message----- From: Judith Burkhardt <judiburkhardt@comcast.net> To: MARSHALL@rootsweb.com Sent: Sun, 13 Apr 2008 11:18 pm Subject: [MARSHALL] SAMUEL MARSHALL and FANNY HAZELRIGG Hi List, Searching for parents of Samuel MARSHALL, born ca. 1750, some say in PA., but I think he could have been born in VA., just as easily, and can explain this, if need be. He married Frances (Fanny) HAZELRIGG, d/o William HAZELRIGG and Jemima (maiden name unknown). I found several land deeds on them for them in Ohio Co., (W)VA., where they lived before moving to Scioto Co., OH. in the late 1790's. Have full list of their children with birth dates from a Bible record. Would love to hear from descendants and would love to learn Samuel's parents names. I hope someone can help me out there. He may have had a brother Aaron Marshall, b. ca. 1750 Westmoreland Co., VA., and also lived in Ohio Co., (W)VA. for a short while, the settled in and died in Hancock Co., W VA. This Aaron MARSHALL was the son of Col. John MARSHALL and Eliza FERRELL and he married Sarah Snowden. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MARSHALL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi List, Searching for parents of Samuel MARSHALL, born ca. 1750, some say in PA., but I think he could have been born in VA., just as easily, and can explain this, if need be. He married Frances (Fanny) HAZELRIGG, d/o William HAZELRIGG and Jemima (maiden name unknown). I found several land deeds on them for them in Ohio Co., (W)VA., where they lived before moving to Scioto Co., OH. in the late 1790's. Have full list of their children with birth dates from a Bible record. Would love to hear from descendants and would love to learn Samuel's parents names. I hope someone can help me out there. He may have had a brother Aaron Marshall, b. ca. 1750 Westmoreland Co., VA., and also lived in Ohio Co., (W)VA. for a short while, the settled in and died in Hancock Co., W VA. This Aaron MARSHALL was the son of Col. John MARSHALL and Eliza FERRELL and he married Sarah Snowden.

I originally posted this response to the board, but for some reason, it did not get gatewayed to the list. William Henry Alexander MARSHALL, my 2gg uncle, married Anne (Annie) ADAMSON in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1872. They had seven children: Mary Wilhelmina MARSHALL (1873), Annie ADAMSON MARSHALL (1876), Andrew ADAMSON MARSHALL (1878), Margaret MARSHALL (1880), Henrietta MARSHALL (1882), Winifred MARSHALL (1886), and Helen MARSHALL (1888). William was a draper. He was born in Scotland in 1845 and died in Tynemouth in 1917. Any connections? Guy I. Colby IV Irving, TX guycolbyiv@verizon.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <gc-gateway@rootsweb.com> To: <MARSHALL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 12:43 PM Subject: Re: [MARSHALL] NORTH EAST ENGLAND > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Author: marshall333cat > Surnames: Marshall, Davison, Barkis, Fairless, Pearson, Forster, Dodds > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.marshall/1266.1495.1620.1653/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > I am a decendant of the Marshall family of Newcastle upon Tyne, England. > I have my family traced back to 1713 in Newcastle to James Marshall, who > was married to Elisa Davison. I hope we can connect. > > T. J. Marshall

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: douglasgl1 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.marshall/3462.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My Great Grandfather's name was Anthony Dougan, born 1853 to a William J. Dougan and Catherine Kennedy, PEI. The witnesses to William and Catherine's marriage were a James McCabe and a Mary Ann Dougan. My records indicate that Mary Ann had at least two brothers, Thomas and James. I have not been able to document whether William was a brother. I do know my great grandfather Anthony would visit a cousin A.T. McCabe in Boston, perhaps this would be Alexander Thomas McCabe. If so this would indicate that William too was a brother to Mary Ann. I do know that there is a tombstone of Anthony Dougan at St. Bonaventure-Tracadie that says "In memory of Anthony Dougan who departed this life 7 Feb 1847 Age 61, Erected by affectionate Daughter" Mary Ann Dougan. Lot 36, Cem. 1, Stone 88 Douglas Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.