Generation -3  —  Family 1

Samuel Marshall

Jane McCord Russell

Generation -4  —  Family 1

Tubal Cain Davis

Sarah Gump

Generation -4  —  Family 2

William Russell Marshall

Sarah A. Davis

James A. Marshall

Mary Hubbard

Generation -2  —  Family 3

Charles A. Marshall

Ella Hilton

Margaret Jane Marshall

Charles F. Goodrich

Mary Elizabeth Marshall

John Russell Marshall

Biographical Facts

William Russell Marshall

born:

June 24, 1838

Hardin, Ohio

died:

October 18, 1910

[doc]               Piqua, Ohio

Sarah A. Davis

born:

February 29, 1840

Hardin, Ohio

died:

November 6, 1911

[doc]               Piqua, Ohio

 

married:

March 3, 1863

[doc]          Shelby county, Ohio

Samuel Marshall

born:

January 8, 1803

Washington county, Pennsylvania

died:

February 14, 1872

Hardin, Ohio

Jane McCord Russell

born:

July 24, 1807

Kentucky

died:

December 22, 1862

Hardin, Ohio

 

married:

September 16, 1830

 

Tubal Cain Davis

born:

January 8, 1808

Kentucky

died:

January 17, 1874

Shelby county, Ohio

Sarah Gump

born:

December 10, 1809

 

died:

March 1, 1892

Shelby county, Ohio

 

married:

c. March 15, 1838

Shelby county, Ohio

James A. Marshall

born:

May 24, 1864

Hardin, Ohio

died:

April 4, 1941

Piqua, Ohio

Mary Hubbard

born:

March 18, 1871

Troy, Ohio

died:

July 24, 1952

Piqua, Ohio

 

married:

June 14, 1893

Piqua, Ohio

Charles A. Marshall

born:

August 3, 1865

Hardin, Ohio

died:

c. 1938

 

Ella Hilton

born:

April 17, 1868

 

died:

 

 

 

married:

March 11, 1888

 

Margaret Jane Marshall

born:

July 16, 1870

 

died:

July 23, 1945

 

Charles F. Goodrich

born:

March 22, 1870

 

died:

 

 

 

married:

September 12, 1893

 

Mary Elizabeth Marshall

born:

July 9, 1872

 

died:

July 16, 1872

 

John Russell Marshall

born:

November 4, 1874

 

died:

July 31, 1876

 

Documentation

Marshall — Davis Wedding

Shelby Observer, March 6, 1863

MARRIED

On the afternoon of the 3d inst. by John L. Bates, at the residence of the brides father near Hardin, Mr. Wm. R. Marshall and Miss Sarah A Davis, all of Shelby county, Ohio.  Accompanying the above notice was a splendid Cake.  The thanks of the printers are tendered for this kind remembrance, and on the happy couple they invoke the choicest blessings.  May their union be prosperous and happy, and by mutual affection be made sweet and pleasant.

William Russell Marshall Obituary

Piqua Daily Call, Wednesday, October 19, 1910

DEATH OF WM. R. MARSHALL

Retired Farmer Lived in Piqua Twenty Years

William R. Marshall died at his home, No. 528 Riverside Drive at nine o'clock Tuesday night of a complication of diseases, after a lingering illness of four years.  Deceased was born in Hardin, Shelby County, June 24, 1838 and had therefore attained the age of 72 years, three months and twenty-four days.  He was a farmer until about twenty years ago, when he moved to Piqua.  He was a man who was held in high estimation by many people, for his many excellent qualities.  He was a member of the Presbyterian Church for many years.  Mr. Marshall is survived by his wife, two sons, James A. and Charles A. of Piqua, and one daughter, Mrs. B. F. Goodrich, of Chicago, who has been taking care of her father.  One brother, Logan A. Marshall, of Sidney, survives and he is now the last of a family of thirteen children.  Another brother, the late George Marshall, was representative from Shelby county.  The funeral will be held at the late home at 10:30 o’clock, Thursday morning.  Rev. John Montgomery, will officiate.  The remains will be taken to the Presbyterian cemetery at Hardin for interment.

Sarah A. Davis Obituary

Sidney Daily News, Wednesday, November 8, 1911

FORMER SHELBY COUNTY WOMAN

Mrs. Sarah A. Marshall Passes Away at Her Home at Piqua Monday Morning

Mrs. Sarah A. Davis Marshall, widow of the William R. Marshall, died at the home of her son, Charles A. Marshall, 725 North Main street, at Piqua Monday morning.  She died of heart failure.  Mrs. Marshall was a member of the First Presbyterian church, also of the Ladies’ Missionary Society of that church.  While unable for many months to attend public services she displayed an unusually keen interest in the doings and welfare of everything that was ennobling and uplifting to humanity.  She was a woman of wonderful strength of character and will, both of which abided with and sustained her until the very end which was peaceful and filled with the essence of the life she had lived—of love, hope and consideration for others.  Mrs. Marshall was born at Hardin, Shelby county, February 29, 1840, being 71 years, 8 months and 7 days old at the time of her death.  She is survived by one brother who lives in Shelby county, Ohio, two sons, James and Charles A. Marshall, both of Piqua, and Margaret Goodrich, whose husband and home are at Wilmette, Ill.  Mrs. Goodrich has been in Piqua for four years where she has cared for the father and mother in their home.  The father passed away a year ago last October and loath to remove the mother from surroundings and friends of her entire life Mrs. Goodrich remained with the mother in Piqua.  However, two months ago it was deemed advisable and at the solicitation of the mother preparations were made to remove to the home of Mrs. Goodrich at Wilmette.  Five weeks ago, preparatory to the move Mrs. Marshall came to home of her son Charles, where surrounded by her grandchildren and all the care that loving hands could give she was called to her home and loved ones who have preceded her, to the great beyond.  A noble woman, a loyal friend, a loving mother is gone.

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