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William C. Marshall

Birth1841 - Long Hollow, Scott, Virginia, United States
Death4 Oct 1893 - Johnson, Scott, Virginia, United States
MotherElizabeth CLARK
FatherElias Marshall

Born in Long Hollow, Scott, Virginia, United States on 1841 to Elias Marshall and Elizabeth CLARK. William C. Marshall married Elizabeth Hutchinson Addington and had 10 children. He passed away on 4 Oct 1893 in Johnson, Scott, Virginia, United States.

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Elias Marshall
1808 - 1880
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Elizabeth Clark
1817 - 1880
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Elizabeth Hutchinson Addington
1841 - 1916
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Elizabeth Addington
1844 - 1916
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Sarah Lethia Marshall
1880 - 1916
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Lillie Mae Marshall
1882 - 1976
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Charles Walker Marshall
1884 - 1968
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Robert E. Lee "Bob" Marshall
1881 - 1942
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Harvey William Marshall
1869 - 1916
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Ellen E Marshall
1870 - 1952
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Emley Mashal
1876 - Unknown
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Cora O Marshall
1866 - 1949
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Charles Franklin Marshall
1872 - 1947
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Charity Belle Marshall
1868 - 1953

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