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John Marshall

Birth4 Apr 1749 - DARLINGTON, Co. Durham, England
DeathDec 1813 - Middleton in Teesdale, Co Durham, England
MotherEsther Kipling Marshall
FatherThomas Marshall

Born in DARLINGTON, Co. Durham, England on 4 Apr 1749 to Thomas Marshall and Esther Kipling Marshall. John Marshall married Thomason Mitchison and had 10 children. He passed away on Dec 1813 in Middleton in Teesdale, Co Durham, England.

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Parents
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Thomas Marshall
1728 - 1774
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Esther Kipling Marshall
1718 - 1791
Spouse(s)
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Thomason Mitchison
Unknown - Unknown
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Thomason Phillipson
1750 - 1820
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John Marshall
1792 - 1871
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John Marshall
1790 - Unknown
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Mary Marshall
1770 - Unknown
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Richard Marshall
1779 - 1800
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Phebe Marshall
1773 - 1793
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Sally Marshall
1787 - Unknown
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Betty Marshall
1778 - Unknown
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Esther Marshall
1783 - 1801
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Anne Marshall
1775 - Unknown
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Jane Marshall
1784 - Unknown

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