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Daniel Marshall

Birth1847 - Danville, Montour, Pennsylvania, United States
Death8 October 1899 - Danville, Montour, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherElizabeth Marshall
Fatherjohn Marshall

Born in Danville, Montour, Pennsylvania, United States on 1847 to john Marshall and Elizabeth Marshall. Daniel Marshall married Mary Catherine Diesinger and had 9 children. He passed away on 8 October 1899 in Danville, Montour, Pennsylvania, United States.

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John Marshall
1812 - 1860
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Elizabeth Marshall
1815 - Unknown
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Mary Catherine Diesinger
1852 - 1925
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Walter John Marshall
1882 - 1965
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Kathryn Marshall
1893 - 1983
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William J. Marshall
1875 - 1934
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Emma E. Marshall
1878 - 1942
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Mary Etta Marshall
1872 - 1935
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Elias Henry Marshall
1891 - 1958
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Ella M Marshall
1885 - 1980
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Julia Marshall
1893 - Unknown
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Franklin S Marshall
1887 - 1889

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