Marion was living in the household of William Styles in the 7th Ward of Baltimore City, Maryland, in the 1850 U.S. Census. At this time, Marion was a "carpenter."
Marion married Mary Catherine (Trammel) Pascal (c.1831 - 17 Sept 1896) on 25 July 1852.
In the 1856-57 Baltimore City Directory, Marion was a "carpenter," and he lived at 165 Orleans Street. Since his wife, Mary, lived at 70 N. Caroline in the same Directory, that may have been the address of his shop.
In the 1858-59 Baltimore City Directory, Marion lived at the corner of Fayette and Caroline Streets, and he was a "carpenter."
In the 1860 Census, Marion lived in the 7th Ward of Baltimore City, and he was still a "carpenter."
In the 1870 Census, Marion and Mary lived in the 6th Ward of Baltimore City, and he was a "car builder."
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Marion and Mary were also the parents of:
1) William Pascal (born c.1859)
2) Mary R. Pascal ["Molly"] (born c.1861)
3) Elizabeth Pascal (born c.1864)
Marion married Mary Catherine (Trammel) Pascal (c.1831 - 17 Sept 1896) on 25 July 1852.
In the 1856-57 Baltimore City Directory, Marion was a "carpenter," and he lived at 165 Orleans Street. Since his wife, Mary, lived at 70 N. Caroline in the same Directory, that may have been the address of his shop.
In the 1858-59 Baltimore City Directory, Marion lived at the corner of Fayette and Caroline Streets, and he was a "carpenter."
In the 1860 Census, Marion lived in the 7th Ward of Baltimore City, and he was still a "carpenter."
In the 1870 Census, Marion and Mary lived in the 6th Ward of Baltimore City, and he was a "car builder."
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Marion and Mary were also the parents of:
1) William Pascal (born c.1859)
2) Mary R. Pascal ["Molly"] (born c.1861)
3) Elizabeth Pascal (born c.1864)
Marion was living in the household of William Styles in the 7th Ward of Baltimore City, Maryland, in the 1850 U.S. Census. At this time, Marion was a "carpenter."
Marion married Mary Catherine (Trammel) Pascal (c.1831 - 17 Sept 1896) on 25 July 1852.
In the 1856-57 Baltimore City Directory, Marion was a "carpenter," and he lived at 165 Orleans Street. Since his wife, Mary, lived at 70 N. Caroline in the same Directory, that may have been the address of his shop.
In the 1858-59 Baltimore City Directory, Marion lived at the corner of Fayette and Caroline Streets, and he was a "carpenter."
In the 1860 Census, Marion lived in the 7th Ward of Baltimore City, and he was still a "carpenter."
In the 1870 Census, Marion and Mary lived in the 6th Ward of Baltimore City, and he was a "car builder."
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Marion and Mary were also the parents of:
1) William Pascal (born c.1859)
2) Mary R. Pascal ["Molly"] (born c.1861)
3) Elizabeth Pascal (born c.1864)
Marion married Mary Catherine (Trammel) Pascal (c.1831 - 17 Sept 1896) on 25 July 1852.
In the 1856-57 Baltimore City Directory, Marion was a "carpenter," and he lived at 165 Orleans Street. Since his wife, Mary, lived at 70 N. Caroline in the same Directory, that may have been the address of his shop.
In the 1858-59 Baltimore City Directory, Marion lived at the corner of Fayette and Caroline Streets, and he was a "carpenter."
In the 1860 Census, Marion lived in the 7th Ward of Baltimore City, and he was still a "carpenter."
In the 1870 Census, Marion and Mary lived in the 6th Ward of Baltimore City, and he was a "car builder."
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Marion and Mary were also the parents of:
1) William Pascal (born c.1859)
2) Mary R. Pascal ["Molly"] (born c.1861)
3) Elizabeth Pascal (born c.1864)
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