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John Marshall

Birth1800 - Hollym, Yorkshire, England
Death21 NOV 1871 - Patrington, Yorkshire East Riding
MotherMary Rich
FatherWilliam Marshall

Born in Hollym, Yorkshire, England on 1800 to William Marshall and Mary Rich. John Marshall married Mary Stathers and had 9 children. He passed away on 21 NOV 1871 in Patrington, Yorkshire East Riding.

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Parents
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William Marshall
1767 - Unknown
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Mary Rich
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Stathers
1802 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Swingler
1847 - Unknown
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John Marshall
1843 - Unknown
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Henry Marshall
1832 - Unknown
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Thomas Marshall
1834 - 1911
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Hannah Marshall
1837 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Marshall
1845 - Unknown
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Eliza Marshall
1829 - Unknown
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William Edward Marshall
1841 - 1847
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Hannah Marshall
1836 - Unknown

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