George Marshall (b 1771 Wilton By Salisbury Wiltshire, m Rebecca Harris
1791Winterbourne Earls
Wiltshire))
Rebecca Harris (b 1773 Winterbourne Earls)
George Marshall (b 1792 Winterbourne Gunner)
John Marshall (b 1793 Winterbourne Gunner) Michael Marshall (b 1795
Winterbourne Gunner, m Harriett Dredge 1817
South Newton) John Josiah
Marshall (b
1820 South Newton, m Thirza
Davis 1845 Winterbourne Dauntsey
Wiltshire, d 1868 Wilton Wiltshire) Emily
Christina Virginia Marshall (b 1858 Wilton
Wiltshire, m
Thomas Henry Smalley 1876
West
Melb
Vic, d 1923
Preston Vic) Herbert
Oscar
Smalley (b 1878 Brunswick, Vic, m Annie
Tippett 1908 North Fitzroy,
Vic,
d 1960 Preston Vic)
William Marshall (b 1797 Winterbourne Gunner)
Sarah Susana Marshall (b 1798 Winterbourne
Gunner)
Sophia Marshall (b 1802 Winterbourne Gunner)
Josiah Marshall (b 1804 Winterbourne Gunner)
Mary Ann Marshall (b 1807 Winterbourne Earls)
Elizabeth Marshall (b 1809 Winterbourne Earls)
1841 Census
Winterbourne Earls
Michael MARSHALL 45 Shirtmaker(?)
Harriet MARSHALL 40
John MARSHALL 20
Charles MARSHALL 6
Solomon MARSHALL 3
Ann HARRIS 20
Thomas HARRIS 3
Agnes HARRIS 1 On One side
Michael MARSHAL 37 Shirtmaker(?)
Jane MARSHAL 40 And on the other
George MARSHAL 70
Annemarie? MARSHAL 15
Research Notes
Michael Marshall
Two christening entries in LDS
(1) abt 1792 South Newton - no parents
(2) 15 Feb 1795 Winterbourne Gunner, parents George and Rebecca
- agrees accurately with his census entry, and his
next door neighbour, so this is it
Winterbourne Gunner is six miles east of South Newton Parents
Originally I had
Michael Marshall as a son of George Marshall and Rebecca Folland.
However Lynne Brereton in May 2007 pointed out "... several siblings with parents George
and Rebecca Marshall, covering a
period between 1792 and 1809 in Winterbourne Gunner, Wilts. However,
the last child would make Rebecca around 54 at its birth. So I
back-tracked and found a marriage for George Marshall to Rebecca Harris
in Winterbourne Earls in 1791"
She is obviously right. George fits nicely with
Michael's next door neighbour in the 1841 census. George Marshall
LDS has two tries for George's christeming which fit nicely with the
1841 census
(a) Wilton 1771, parents
George and Susannah - (six miles from Winterbourne)
(c) Berwick Saint James 1771, parents William and Jane) (nine miles
from Winterbourne).
When we look at casse (a), their other children were christened in
Winterbourne, and they were married in Winterbourne. Christenings give
Susan and Susannah. Case (a) is it
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