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David Marshall

Birth26 May 1754 - Nottingham, West, New Hampshire, United States
Death17 Jan 1834 - Crawford County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherRachel Greeley
FatherDaniel Marshall

Born in Nottingham, West, New Hampshire, United States on 26 May 1754 to Daniel Marshall and Rachel Greeley. David Marshall married Abigail Parker Coolidge and had 12 children. He passed away on 17 Jan 1834 in Crawford County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Daniel Marshall
1726 - 1808
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Rachel Greeley
1729 - 1811
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Abigail Parker Coolidge
1766 - 1848
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Nathaniel Marshall
1796 - 1859
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Willard M Marshall
1787 - 1832
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Hannah Marshall
1784 - 1848
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Edson Marshall
1806 - 1895
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Lucy Marshall
1802 - 1856
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David Marshall
1785 - 1834
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Edmund Marshall
1806 - 1820
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Daniel Marshall
1798 - 1870
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Sarah Marshall
1789 - 1819
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Isaac Marshall
1794 - Unknown
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Rachel Marshall
1800 - Unknown
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Abagail Marshall
1792 - 1813

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