John J. Marshall was the son of John and Georgianna (Seelye) Marshall.
He was born in Aurelius, Ingham Co, Mi., graduated from Mason High School in 1889, and 4 years later from Albion College.
They lived in Chelsea, Michigan, Sheridan, Wyoming, and Wenatchee, Washington.
He met and married Harriett B. Mayes at Albion College. They were both teachers. Harriett died in 1940, and 2 years later he married Mrs. Grace Spencer, an old family friend, who survives. [Grace was the mother of John's daughter-in-law, Doris]
John was a teacher, as was Harriett. John was a great photographer in his spare time. Always took lots of pictures on his trips back and forth from Wyoming.
He was buried in Sheridan, Wyoming, with Harriett.
Survivors include his second wife, Grace, 1 son, Clarence and his wife, 2 grand children and 3 great grand children and 1 brother Benjamin Alonzo Marshall of Mason, a niece (Esther Howery) and a nephew (Ralph Marshall).
He was born in Aurelius, Ingham Co, Mi., graduated from Mason High School in 1889, and 4 years later from Albion College.
They lived in Chelsea, Michigan, Sheridan, Wyoming, and Wenatchee, Washington.
He met and married Harriett B. Mayes at Albion College. They were both teachers. Harriett died in 1940, and 2 years later he married Mrs. Grace Spencer, an old family friend, who survives. [Grace was the mother of John's daughter-in-law, Doris]
John was a teacher, as was Harriett. John was a great photographer in his spare time. Always took lots of pictures on his trips back and forth from Wyoming.
He was buried in Sheridan, Wyoming, with Harriett.
Survivors include his second wife, Grace, 1 son, Clarence and his wife, 2 grand children and 3 great grand children and 1 brother Benjamin Alonzo Marshall of Mason, a niece (Esther Howery) and a nephew (Ralph Marshall).
John J. Marshall was the son of John and Georgianna (Seelye) Marshall.
He was born in Aurelius, Ingham Co, Mi., graduated from Mason High School in 1889, and 4 years later from Albion College.
They lived in Chelsea, Michigan, Sheridan, Wyoming, and Wenatchee, Washington.
He met and married Harriett B. Mayes at Albion College. They were both teachers. Harriett died in 1940, and 2 years later he married Mrs. Grace Spencer, an old family friend, who survives. [Grace was the mother of John's daughter-in-law, Doris]
John was a teacher, as was Harriett. John was a great photographer in his spare time. Always took lots of pictures on his trips back and forth from Wyoming.
He was buried in Sheridan, Wyoming, with Harriett.
Survivors include his second wife, Grace, 1 son, Clarence and his wife, 2 grand children and 3 great grand children and 1 brother Benjamin Alonzo Marshall of Mason, a niece (Esther Howery) and a nephew (Ralph Marshall).
He was born in Aurelius, Ingham Co, Mi., graduated from Mason High School in 1889, and 4 years later from Albion College.
They lived in Chelsea, Michigan, Sheridan, Wyoming, and Wenatchee, Washington.
He met and married Harriett B. Mayes at Albion College. They were both teachers. Harriett died in 1940, and 2 years later he married Mrs. Grace Spencer, an old family friend, who survives. [Grace was the mother of John's daughter-in-law, Doris]
John was a teacher, as was Harriett. John was a great photographer in his spare time. Always took lots of pictures on his trips back and forth from Wyoming.
He was buried in Sheridan, Wyoming, with Harriett.
Survivors include his second wife, Grace, 1 son, Clarence and his wife, 2 grand children and 3 great grand children and 1 brother Benjamin Alonzo Marshall of Mason, a niece (Esther Howery) and a nephew (Ralph Marshall).
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