Grave location was extracted from the "The Marshall Family" book written by Marvin L. Marshall 1986.
The previous name of this cemetery was "Old Kings Creek Baptist cemetery".
Aaron's father was Col. John Marshall and mother Eliza Ferrell.
Aaron Marshall served in the Washington County Militia during the Revolutionary War. In 1809 he owned 75 acres on Tomlinson's Run in present day Hancock County, West Virginia.
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The previous name of this cemetery was "Old Kings Creek Baptist cemetery".
Aaron's father was Col. John Marshall and mother Eliza Ferrell.
Aaron Marshall served in the Washington County Militia during the Revolutionary War. In 1809 he owned 75 acres on Tomlinson's Run in present day Hancock County, West Virginia.
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.
Grave location was extracted from the "The Marshall Family" book written by Marvin L. Marshall 1986.
The previous name of this cemetery was "Old Kings Creek Baptist cemetery".
Aaron's father was Col. John Marshall and mother Eliza Ferrell.
Aaron Marshall served in the Washington County Militia during the Revolutionary War. In 1809 he owned 75 acres on Tomlinson's Run in present day Hancock County, West Virginia.
.
.
The previous name of this cemetery was "Old Kings Creek Baptist cemetery".
Aaron's father was Col. John Marshall and mother Eliza Ferrell.
Aaron Marshall served in the Washington County Militia during the Revolutionary War. In 1809 he owned 75 acres on Tomlinson's Run in present day Hancock County, West Virginia.
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