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| Husband: | Hugh H. Marshall |
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| Born: | Bef 1743 | in: Lancaster Co., VA |
| Died: | Abt 1826 | in: Preble Co., OH |
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| Mother: |
| Wife: | Kesiah ? |
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| Married: | in: | |
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| Died: | in: | |
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| CHILDREN |
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| 1 M Name: | Phillip Marshall | |
| Born: | 3 Jun 1770 | in: Lancaster Co., MD |
| Died: | 16 May 1855 | in: New Paris, Preble Co., OH |
| Married: | 28 Aug 1795 | in: Mason Co, KY |
| Spouse: | Margaret Pitts | |
| Born: | 28 Jun 1778 | in: |
| Died: | 28 Jul 1842 | in: Preble Co., OH |
| Children: |
Elizabeth Marshall (1796-1869) m. Josiah West William Marshall (1798-1800) Hugh M Marshall (1801-1858) m. Jane Patterson (1806-1872) Hannah Marshall (1806-1857) m. Martin M Preble (1805-1885) Mary Marshall (1811-) m. Jesse McDonald Ralph Marshall (1812-1897) m. Mary Gray m. Jane Small (1826-) m. Mary Helm (1825-) Sarah Marshall (1812-1886) m. Jacob Crist (1813-1869) Ann B Marshall (1816-1840) Cynthiann Marshall (1820-1831) Matilda Marshall (1823-) m. Samuel Fudge (1824-) |
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| 2 F Name: | Lucretia Marshall (c1783-1826) | |
| Spouse: | Benjamin Bond Pribble (c1779-1837) |
| 3 F Name: | Mary Marshall | |
| Born: | 1782 | in: PA |
| Died: | 15 Sep 1837 | in: Preble Co., OH |
| Married: | 20 Aug 1800 | in: Bracken Co., KY |
| Spouse: | James Jackson | |
| Born: | 12 Nov 1776 | in: |
| Died: | 13 Jun 1848 | in: Preble Co., OH |
| Children: |
Andrew Jackson (1801-1878) m. Amelia Blanchard (1801-1876) Matilda N Jackson (1809-1837) m. David Weist (1805-1880) |
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| 4 M Name: | Hugh Marshall | |
| Born: | 1789 | in: PA |
| Died: | Aft 1850 | in: Preble Co., OH |
| Married: | 1811 | in: Bracken Co., KY |
| Spouse: | Elizabeth Pitts | |
| Born: | 1787 | in: MD |
| Died: | in: | |
| Children: |
Enoch Morgan Marshall (1815-1886) m. Betsy A Johnson (1823-1899) Hannah Marshall (1816-) m. James Brown (-1871) |
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| 2nd Wife: | Rebecca Powell Miller |
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| Married: | 22 Sep 1814 | in: Bracken Co., KY |
| Born: | Abt 1756 | in: PA |
| Died: | Aft 1843 | in: Park Co., IN |
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| Mother: |
Biography and Timeline
Timeline:
| Date: | Place: | Event: |
| ? | Birth: Hugh | |
| ? | Birth: Kesiah | |
| ? | Marriage: Hugh and Kesiah | |
| 1796 | Bracken Co., KY | Traveled to Bracken Co. |
| 1798 | Bracken Co., KY | Land: Hugh purchases land |
| 1799 | Bracken Co., KY | Tax list: Hugh |
| 1806 | Bracken Co., KY | Land transaction: Hugh and Kesiah |
| 1810 | Bracken Co., KY | Census: Hugh (age 45+), female (age 45+) |
| Abt 1812 | Death: Kesiah | |
| 1814 | Bracken Co., KY | Marriage: Hugh and Rebecca |
| 1818 | Bracken Co., KY | Land: Hugh sells land, Hugh and Rebecca now living in Preble Co., OH |
| 1820 | Preble Co., OH | Census: Hugh (age 45+), female (age 45+) |
| 1827 | Preble Co., OH | Tax list: Hugh |
| Aft 1827 | Preble Co., OH | Death: Hugh |
Family Photos
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Hugh H Marshall and Rebecca Miller marriage record, Bracken County, Kentucky, 20 Sep 1814 (FamilySearch.org):
Death Records
Census Records
1810 Census, Kentucky, Bracken County:
| Hugh Marshall | 1 male 10-15, 1 male 16-25, 1 male 45+, 1 female 0-9, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 45+ |
1820 Census, Ohio, Preble County, Jefferson Township:
| Hugh Marshall | 1 male 16-25, 1 male 45+, 1 female 16-25, 1 female 45+ |
Notes and Other Records
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Proof of lineage notes:
- 1806 Bracken Co., KY land transaction shows Kesiah as wife of Hugh Marshall.
- 1800 Bracken Co., KY marriage record for Benjamin Pribble and Lucretia Marshall states that Hugh H Marshall is father of the bride.
Notes from Robert M. Sharp family data:
There is good evidence that Hugh H. Marshall is our Marshall ancestor. He is closely tied through land records to our Phillip Marshall. Our Marshall family line is proven back to Phillip through Bible records and other verifiable sources. The booklet "Recollections: Yesterday, Today for Tomorrow", published in 1969 by Bracken County Homemakers says that Hugh Marshall came to Bracken County with the Philip Buckner party in 1796. There were a total of 40 families, 70 people in all. Philip Buckner of Caroline Co, VA was a Captain in the Continental Army of Virginia. As a result of his service, he received several thousand acres of land, beginning in 1781, in Kentucky and Ohio. He made his first trip into the area in 1783, and later made several trips back and forth. In 1793 he took his family and friends and 40 Negroes to Bear Grass Station, a military post (present-day Louisville, KY.) He left them there and returned to VA "to induce other families" to relocate. Who would be more logical to encourage than his own brothers, nephews, and cousins. Apparently he had much land, much more than he could use, and he was offering it to those who would like to have it. Augusta, Kentucky, one of the earliest settlements on the Ohio River, was founded by Phillip Buckner in 1795. He received the land as a gift from the Commonwealth of Virginia for his gallant participation in the Revolutionary War. The 200 acres at the mouth of the Little Bracken Creek were first surveyed in 1780 by Buckner and several scouts. Pleased with the land development potential, Buckner later returned with his family, a small group of settlers, and 40 slaves. The settlement at that time was part of Mason County. In December 1796, Mason and Campbell Counties were divided to form Bracken County. Augusta was named the county seat. On October 2, 1797, Philip Buckner dedicated 600 acres to the town of Augusta. Hugh H. Marshall is an early resident of Bracken Co, KY. He is first found in Bracken County 1798 land records. He purchased 333 acres from Edwards Salts on 03 Mar 2798. Edward Salts purchased this land in 1795 as part of a 1000 acre purchase, while a citizen of Bourbon County, KY. Edward was licensed to keep an ordinary (general store) in Bracken County, and ran a ferry between there and Bullskin Creek in what is now Franklin Township in Clermont County, OH. When he sold some of his Kentucky property to Hugh Marshall, he kept "one half right of running a ferry to and from the premises." (Louis Evarts. HISTORY OF CLERMONT COUNTY, OHIO. (Philadelphia, 1880) There is a Hugh Marshall listed in Bracken County Tax Records 11/22/1799. Kentucky itself had been admitted to the Union on June 1, 1792. This was only 17 years since Daniel Boone had established one of the first permanent white settlements at Boonesboro. Hugh's last land transaction in Bracken Co, KY lists him as a Preble Co, OH resident on 24 May 1818. He is probably also the Hugh Sr listed in the 1820 Preble Co, OH census and the 1827 personal tax list for Jefferson Township in Preble county. This is the last record of him that has been found.
Kesiah probably died sometime between 1806 and 1814. She signed a land record 26 Mar 1806 and was not present when her husband Hugh signed another land record 14 Feb 1814.
05 Mar 1798
I Hugh Marshall of Bracken Co. bind myself for 1/3 costs for Edward salts in case against William Artes in Chancery . Wit. Joseph Wells, Philip Marshall Source: Bracken Co. KY records Deeds (first 81 pages of Bk a missing) -entry for Hugh on p81 Bk C p89-
06 Mar 1798
EDWARD SALTS of Bracken Co. KY to HUGH MARSHALL of same place for 100 pounds currency of KY, beginning on JOHN SANDERS 1700 acre survey at two beech trees and buckeye tree and locust stake on the River Ohio; thence 5 15 W 450 poles to a stake on the back line of said Sanders back line; then with the said backline 5 75 E 120 poles to a stake, one pole eastward from two sugar trees and elm tree marked for a corner; then N 15 E 450 poles to a stake one pole above 2 buckeyes and a beech marked for a corner on the bank of the OH River; thence down the River and on the bank thereof N 82 W 120 poles ______ first place of beginning being 333 acres of land. Edwards Salts (seal) Court of Quarter Session for Bracken Co. 6th day of March 1798 This Indenture of bargain and sale from EDWARD SALTS to HUGH MARSHALL was acknowledged by the said EDWARD SALTS a party thereto and ordered to be recorded. Source: Bracken Co. KY Deed Book A, p 81 & 82
06 Mar 1798
This Indenture made this sixth day of March 1798 between EDWARD SALTS and HUGH MARSHALL both of County of Bracken and Commonwealth of KY of the one part and SAMUEL SEWARD of the county aforesaid ... for 80 pounds, current money of KY, land lying in county of Bracken and Commonwealth of KY.. beginning on the bank of the OH River at a beech, sugar tree and ash saplings in a line of JOHN SANDERS survey of 1700 acres, it being also a corner of William McElwain lands, part of the same tract and running then with said McElwain's land 5 15 West 435 perches to the back line of said SANDERS survey to a redbud sapling standing sugar and hickory trees, then with said SANDERS back line 5 25 E 36 and 1/4 poles to two hickorys and a sugar tree and _____, then N 15 E 430 poles to a stake 8 poles below a lemon tree on the bank of the OH River, thence on the bank of the OH and down the same N 22 W 36 and 1/2 poles to the beginning for 92 acres of land.... In witness whereof they the said EDWARD SALTS & HUGH MARSHALL have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Signed and sealed and delivered in presence of EDWARD E. (his mark) SALTS Seal HUGH (his mark) MARSHALL Seal At a court of Quarter Session held for Bracken Co. the 5th day of March 1798 This Indenture of bargain and sale from EDWARD SALTS and HUGH MARSHALL to SAMUEL SEWARD was acknowledged by the said EDWARD SALTS and HUGH MARSHALL two of the parties thereto, and (a blank space) SALTS, wife of the said EDWARD SALTS relinquished her right of dower herein was ordered to be recorded. Source: Bracken Co. KY Deed Book A, p 64, 65, 66, & 67 (ed. Elsewhere Edward's wife was named MARY. Perhaps later she may be related to Hugh H. somehow. Wonder why Kesiah did not relinquish dower?)
03 Oct 1798
I HUGH MARSHALL of Bracken County and state of Kentucky bind myself my heirs, executors and administrators, to pay or cause to be paid unto EDWARD SALTS the just and full sum of one third part of all debts and costs, as well legal as necessary that may accrue on an action brought by WILLIAM AITES in chancery against the said EDWARD SALTS, and depending to be tried value received of him this 5th day of March 1798. /s/ HUGH (his mark) MARSHALL Seal Witnesses: JOSEPH WELLS, PHILIP MARSHALL At a Court held for Bracken County in the Town of Augusta at the house of THOMAS BRASHEARS, on Wednesday the third day of October 1798. The above obligation from HUGH MARSHALL of the one part to EDWARD SALTS of the other part, was proven by the oath of JOSEPH WELLS a subscribing witness thereto and is duly recorded in my office. /s/ Teste. WILLIAM JONES Source: Bracken Co. KY Deed Book C p 89
22 Nov 1799
Hugh Marshall is listed in the 11/22/1779 Bracken Co. Tax List. Phillip Marshall is listed in the 11/22/1779 Bracken Co. Tax List. Source: Early Kentucky Tax Records p194
1800
Phillip MARSHALL is listed in the 1800 Census of Kentucky residing in Bracken County. Source: 1800 Federal Census of Kentucky
04 Apr 1800
Lucretia Marshall to Benjamin Pribble 4 Apr.. 1800 Father of bride Hugh Marshall consent Wm. Free witness, Benj, Pribble & James Jackson. Source: Bracken Co. Marriage Books 1797-1859 LDS film # 344098 By Rosemarie Bonwell Pell Jul 1996
20 Aug 1800
Mary Marshall to James Jackson 20 aug 1800 Father of bride Hugh Marshall consent Wit. Charles Woodward & John Jackson. James Jackson, John Jackson, J.B. Thomas Source: Bracken Co. Marriage Books 1797-1859 By Rosemarie Bonwell Pell Jul 1996
26 Mar 1806
Indenture dated 26th of March 1806 between HUGH MARSHALL & KESIAH his wife of Bracken Co. KY and PHILIP MARSHALL. For $500.00, a tract of land situate in county aforesaid being a part of JOHN SANDERS survey, on the OH River. (ed. no. of acres not mentioned.) Parcel of land beginning at a beech and buckeye tree and a locust stake on the bank of the river Ohio, thence South 15 degrees West 450 poles to a stake on the back line of said SANDERS survey, then with the same South 75 degrees East 125 poles to a stake, one pole eastward _____________and one ____tree marked for a corner, then North 15 degrees East 450 poles to a stake, one pole above two buckeyes and a beach (sic) marked for a corner on the bank of the Ohio River, then down the river and on the bank thereof North two degrees West 120 poles to the beginning. /s/ HUGH H. (his mark) MARSHALL Seal KESIAH MARSHALL Seal Bracken Co. March 27th indenture acknowledged. Kesiah examined separately. Teste JOHN BLANCHARD. Source: Bracken Co. KY records Deeds Bk C p465
26 Mar 1806
Know all men by these presents that I Hugh Marshall of the County of Bracken & state of Kentucky in consideration of the sum of forty pounds in hand paid before the delivery hereof by Philip Marshall of the county & state aforesaid have sold & conveyed & by these presents do sell convey & confirm to him the said Philip Marshall his heirs & assigns two horses one, white & the other a dark bay three cows two yearlings & one two year old three feather beads & furniture four large pewter dishes four pewter basin & twelve plates two stills & tubs ten head of hogs & one four year old bull To have and to hold the same to him the said Philip Marshall his heirs & assigns forever as his own proper estate and the said Hugh for himself & his heirs doth hereby covenant & agree to warrant and defend the aforementioned property to him the said Philip Marshall his heirs & assigns in virtue Hereof In witness where of the said Hugh Marshall hath hereto set his hand & seal the 26th day of March 1806 signed Hugh Marshall (seal & mark) & Kesiah (sic) Marshall Source: Bracken Co. KY records Deeds Bk C p464/465 (LDS Microfilm 0344072)
1810
The 1810 Census of Bracken Co. KY lists Hugh MARSHALL as head of household with the following: 1 M 10-16yr; 1 M 16-26yr; 1 M 45up; 1 F < 1; 1 F 10-16yr; and 1 F 45up. This is most probably the senior Hugh. There is a Martin MARSHALL listed on the same page of the 1810 census. This could have been a son of Hugh based on ages. This Martin died in Bracken county in 1839. Source: 1810 Federal Census of Kentucky
1812
Hugh served in War 1812 (Martial) while living in Nicholas Co. (off Mason) .Hugh Martial served 16 Sep 1812-30 Oct 1812 under Capt. Hugh Brown 1st Reg KY Mtd Militia. He is probably the Hugh listed with Col. Phillip Buckner who settled Bracken Co. Hugh died in Nicholas Co. 1834 and left will naming sons Enoch, Samuel, daughters Polly, Pamelia, Rachel, Sally and Nancy Hendricks Marshall. Most married in Nicholas Co. and died there. I am descended from Marshall & Isaac Allison. We may connect early I do not know yet. Source: Carrieeldridge@ianet.net
03 Nov 1812
Hugh Marshall Jr. to Elizabeth Pitts MB 3 Nov.. 1812 - m 5 Nov. 1812 Hugh Marshall Sr., minister Will Logan Source: Bracken Co. Marriage Books 1797-1859 By Rosemarie Bonwell Pell Jul 1996
1813
Hugh Marshall (father of Enoch) emigrated to OH in 1813. It also says that he traveled alone (with wife and one child). Hugh Jr had the following children: Enoch, Hannah, Mary, John C, Isaac E, Lucretta, Rachel, and Phillip.
14 Feb 1814
This indenture made this 19th day of February in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and fourteen between HUGH MARSHALL and PHILIP MARSHALL and MARGARET his wife of the county of Bracken and state of Kentucky of the one part and MORDICAI CHALFANT of the county and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said HUGH and PHILIP MARSHALL and MARGARET his wife for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred dollars to them in hand paid the receipt whereof they do hereby acknowledge, have granted bargained sold and delivered and do by these presence grant bargain sell and deliver unto the said MORDICAI CHALFANT his heirs and assigns forever one certain tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the county and state aforesaid on the waters of the river Ohio containing one hundred acres it being a part of John Sanders Survy (sic) and bounded as follows (to wit) Beginning one half poles below a beech and Buckeye stump on the bank of the aforesaid river, from thence South 15 degrees West 133 and 1/3 poles to two sugar trees and dogwood, thence South 82 degrees East 120 poles to a beech, thence North 15 degrees East 133 and 1/3 poles to a stake, one pole above two buckeyes and buck marked as for a corner on the bank of the aforesaid river, thence down the same and on the bank thereof North 82 degrees West 120 poles to said place of beginning. Including all wood ways, water courses and improvements thereon standing, growing and being and likewise all the right title interest claim or demand whatsoever of them the said HUGH MARSHALL and PHILIP MARSHALL and MARGARET his wife of in and to the premises or any part thereof to have and to hold the aforesaid land and premises to the only proper use benefit and behoof of him the said MORDICAI CHALFANT his heirs or assigns and they the said HUGH MARSHALL and PHILIP MARSHALL and MARGARET his wife for themselves and for their heirs and the aforesaid land and premises unto the said MORDICAI CHALFANT his heirs and assigns will warrant and forever defend in fee simple against the claim or claims of all and every other person or per~~ns whatsoever. In witness whereof they the said HUGH MARSHALL, PHILIP MARSHALL and MARGARET his wife have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals on the day and year first above written. /s/ HUGH H. (his mark) MARSHALL Seal PHILIP MARSHALL Seal MARGARET (her mark) MARSHALL Seal Bracken County, February 19 1814. This deed of bargain and sale from HUGH MARSHALL, PHILIP MARSHALL and MARGARET his wife to MORDICAI CHALFANT was this day acknowledged before me by the said HUGH and PHILIP and the said MARGARET being by me examined as the law directs did freely and voluntary relinquish her right of dower to the estate within conveyed and ordered to record. Att. John Payne CBC Source: Bracken Co. KY Deed Book 'D' p 437, 438, 439
03 Jun 1814
Marshall, Philip, assignee of Robert Barton SE l/4 R1, T9, S28 Date 6-3-1814 This is 160 acres in section 28 of Jefferson Township, Preble County, Ohio approximately one mile southeast of New Paris. In 1828 and 1830, Phillip sold a total of 74 acres to his son, Hugh M. MARSHALL. In 1838, Hugh sold this 74 acres to Samuel MIDDAUGH. This land was still in the Middaugh family well into this century. Source: U.S.land Entries from Preble Co., OH. by Short & Bowers vol. 39 Pg. 191
22 Sep 1814
1-79 Hugh Marshall to Rebecca Miller MB 20 sep 1814 (1-116)m 22 sep 1814 wit Hugh Marshall & David Weatherington p1-79 Source: Bracken Co. Marriage Books 1797-1859 By Rosemarie Bonwell Pell Jul 1996
24 May 1818
Indenture 24 May 1818 between Hugh Marshall & Rebecca his wife, Philip Marshall & Margaret his wife all of Preble Co. OH to Mordicai Chalfaut of Bracken Co. KY $54 for 9 acres Source: Bracken Co. KY records Deeds Bk 'F' p433
1820
Marshall, Philip N. 160 acres, Rg. 1, Tp. 9, Sec.28, $2.80 Source: Duplicate of the Land Tax of Preble Co. OH - 1820, Transcribed by Joan Brubaker
1820
Marshall, Philip, Preble, Jefferson twsp pg 074 Marshall, Hugh, Preble, Jefferson twsp pg 075 Marshall, Hugh Jr Preble, Jefferson twsp pg 073 Source: 1820 Federal Census of Ohio (ed. Philip (pg 73) matches my Philip based on known children. I believe my Hugh M. Marshall is listed as one of his children in 1820 (age19). My Hugh M. also did not marry until 1829. As for the Hugh and Hugh Jr.; Hugh, listed in the 1881 History, would have young female children in 1820. Hugh Jr. as listed has three small female children. This Hugh would have been 31 in 1820 which matches the census 26-45 Male. Thiscould mean that this Hugh Jr. is the Hugh listed in the 1881 History. The other Hugh might be the father of Hugh Jr, and possibly the brother of my Philip?? The elder Hugh would have a son living at home and possibly a new wife. )
1827
Jefferson township: Philip, p. 45, Hugh Sr., & Hugh Jr. Source: Preble Co. - Personal Tax Lists 1827- p. 34 Audrey Gilbert
29 Jan 1829
Marshall, Hugh M. To Jane Patterson by James McClung, JP Source: Preble County, Ohio Marriages 1808-1830 p 175 Mrs. Don Short 1966
1830
Marshall, Hugh Preble, Jefferson twsp pg 337 Marshall, Hugh M. Preble, Jefferson twsp pg 334 Marshall, Phillip Preble, Jefferson twsp pg 336 Source: 1830 Federal Census of Ohio
1840
Marshall, Phillip Preble, Jefferson twsp pg 156 Marshell, Hugh Preble, Jefferson twsp pg 157 Source: 1840 Federal Census of Ohio
1850
Jefferson Twsp p 477 Oct 4, 1850 Marshall, Hugh 63 m P Elizabeth 63 f Md Phillip 20 m O Isaac 18 m O Milton 16 m O Source: 1850 Federal Census of Ohio
Sources and Credits
- 1810 Census, Kentucky, Bracken County.
- 1820 Census, Ohio, Preble County, Jefferson Township.
- Hugh H Marshall and Rebecca Miller marriage record, Bracken County, Kentucky, 20 Sep 1814.
- Data from family trees at Ancestry.com.
- Data from The Marshall Family Line by Robert Mark Sharp.
- Data and marriage records from FamilySearch.org.