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Susan Tarleton Marshall

Birth12 May 1774 - Oak Hill, Fauquier, VA, USA
Death5 November1858 - Marysville, Woodford, Kentucky, USA
MotherMary Randolph Marshall
FatherThomas Marshall

Born in Oak Hill, Fauquier, VA, USA on 12 May 1774 to Thomas Marshall and Mary Randolph Marshall. Susan Tarleton Marshall married Judge William McClung and had 10 children. She passed away on 5 November1858 in Marysville, Woodford, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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Thomas Marshall
1730 - 1802
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Mary Randolph Marshall
1737 - 1809
Spouse(s)
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Judge William Mcclung
1758 - 1811
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John Alexander Mcclung
1804 - 1859
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Charlotte J Mcclung
1803 - 1840
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Alexander Keith Mcclung
1811 - 1855
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Thomas Marshall Mcclung
1800 - 1820
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William Mcclung
1801 - 1820
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Elizabeth Mcclung
1795 - 1890
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Mary Mcclung
1798 - 1895
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Samuel Mcclung
1806 - 1900
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Joseph Mcclung
1806 - 1900
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Robert8 Mcclung
1812 - 1910

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