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James Marshall

Birth02 Dec 1682 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Death13 May 1725 - Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts
MotherElizabeth Soper
FatherJames Marshall

Born in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts on 02 Dec 1682 to James Marshall and Elizabeth Soper. James Marshall married SARAH GREENLEAF and had 10 children. He passed away on 13 May 1725 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts.

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James Marshall
1659 - 1694
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Elizabeth Soper
1665 - 1716
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Sarah Greenleaf
1683 - 1732
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John Marshall
1716 - 1776
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Mercy Marshall
1715 - Unknown
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Sarah Marshall
1713 - 1713
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Rachel Marshall
Unknown - Unknown
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Josiah Marshall
Unknown - Unknown
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James Marshall
1707 - 1777
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Elizabeth Marshall
1705 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Marshall
Unknown - Unknown
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Rooksby Marshall
1724 - Unknown
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Joseph Marshall
1710 - 1801

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