Marshall family papers, 1849-1898.
Collection Number: 128
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library
DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Title:
Marshall family papers, 1849-1898.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Collection Number:
128
Abstract:
Manuscript books and letters on genealogy of the Marshall family.
Creator:
Marshall family.
Quanitities:
.3 cubic feet.
Language:
Collection material in English
Manuscript books and letters on genealogy of the Marshall family, with the first record
given as 898 in Normandy, thence through English history, pilgrim English, and pioneer
American history, in Oneida County (N.Y.) and Windsor Connecticut; many collateral
branches cited, including Henry Ward Beecher, Chief Justice John Marshall, General
U. S. Grant, and the Griswold family.
INFORMATION FOR USERS
Marshall family papers, #128. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell
University Library.
Names:
Beecher, Henry Ward, 1813-1887.
Marshall, John.
Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885.
Griswold family.
Subjects:
History -- England.
Genealogy -- United States.
Genealogy -- France -- Normandy.
Genealogy -- England.
Pioneers.
Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony).
Families -- New York (State) -- Oneida County.
Families -- Connecticut -- Windsor.
Form and Genre Terms:
Genealogies.
CONTAINER LIST
Container
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Description
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Date
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Volume a |
First "Book of Marshalls" of Edward C. Marshall
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February 6, 1849 | |
Scope and Contents
Beginning with Thomas Marshall, freeman of Boston 1634-1635. Collaterals: Griswald,
Wilcox, Ward, Gaylord; copies of town records; assignment of Indian lands to Samuel
Marshall, Windsor, Connecticut, 1663. Non-confornist Baptist Rev. Daniel Marshall,
to Georgia in the early 1700s; Elijah Marshall in Montgomery's and Arnold's attack
on Quebec in 1775 together with Captain Hanchett of Suffield, Connecticut being first
to mount walls. First Marshall an adherent of Cromwell.
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Box 1 | Volume b |
Second Book of Marshall
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Scope and Contents
Genealogical notes by Edward C. Marshall; contains notes of English and Norman pedigree
with English source books; back to Rollo, 898. Sketch of arms of Wards of England;
Fifth cousinship to Rev. Henry Ward Beecher of Brooklyn; citations from early New
England records; application blanks for Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Box 1 | Volume c |
Genealogical book of Edward C. Marshall
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Scope and Contents
Descendants of Marshalls of Windsor, Connecticut; Revolutionary records, collateral
branches in Massachusetts and Connecticut' Yale graduates, 1742; Geneva College, 1843;
loose notes; 4 sheets on Religious persecution in New England.
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Box 1 | Volume d |
Genealogical facts compiled by Adeline L. Marshall, Macoa, New York
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1891 |
Scope and Contents
Of the pioneer Andrew Ward, family; earliest member of the family given, Simon Ward,
1391, of Scotland; same family as Henry Ward Beecher.
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Box 1e | Folder 1 |
Letters of Anna Marshall Bellows of Gloversville, daughter of Hon. L.T. Marshall born
Vernon New York, 1808, son of Levi (Harvey) Marshall of Winchester, Connecticut. Obituary
clipping of L.T. Marshall.
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1892 |
Box 1e | Folder 2 |
Letters of Anna Marshall Bellows, Mrs. Morris Cushman, Mrs. Nellie B. Parkinson; sketch
of Levi T. Marshall by son J.A. Marshall.
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January 9-May 15, 1893 |
Box 1e | Folder 3 |
Letters from D.M. Marshall, Forestport, New York recording activities, character and
descendants of Morgan Lewis Marshall; from Edward D. Griswald.
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August 16-December 21, 1893 |
Box 1e | Folder 4 |
Letters of Anna Marshall Bellows and Nellie Parkinson
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March 19-November 12, 1894 |
Box 1e | Folder 5 |
Letters concerning David Heacock; letters of Anna Marshall Bellows from Washington,
Georgis; from Seth Marshall, San Bernadino, California; from Appling, Georgia.
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1895-1898 |
Box 1e | Folder 6 |
Leaves from an old note book on Marshalls of Leyden, Holland and Kioke, Georgia and
Baptist history. Notes on Nathan Higley family - descendent of Mrs. T.E. Bird, Cedar
Rapids, Nebraska. Horace Higley on Morgan's staff in Civil War. Letter of Mrs. Josephine
Herron, depositor,
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