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James Marshall

Birth1782 - Hartford, Washington, New York, United States of America
Death18 Mar 1852 - Kitley, Leeds, Ontario, Canada
MotherMary Marshall
FatherJosiah Marshall

Born in Hartford, Washington, New York, United States of America on 1782 to Josiah Marshall and Mary Marshall. James Marshall married Hannah Tallman and had 9 children. He passed away on 18 Mar 1852 in Kitley, Leeds, Ontario, Canada.

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Josiah Marshall
1749 - 1798
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Mary Marshall
1755 - 1846
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Hannah Tallman
1786 - 1831
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Hannah Cross
1801 - 1888
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Mary Jane Marshall
1813 - 1883
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Abial Marshall
1809 - 1901
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Britania Marshall
1812 - 1886
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Elisha Marshall
1807 - 1890
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George Marshall
1802 - 1889
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Josiah Marshall
1814 - 1890
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John Marshall
1819 - 1911
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Maria Hannah Marshall
1817 - 1908
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Torrence Marshall
1837 - 1898

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