Marshall Alexander C. Board "M.A.C. was a son of Alexander "Sandy" and Rebecca "Becca" (Stutler) Board of Reedy, West Virginia. His siblings were: Christopher, Nancy, Josiah, Lemuel, Col. P., and Salina. Half-siblings from his father's former wives were: Rebecca, Margaret, William and Thomas.
In 1887, M.A.C. married Ella M. Hardman, daughter of John S. and Sarah A. (Romie) Hardman. They had the following children: Romy, Claude, Rushia and Ruby.
M.A.C. served as Sealer of Weights and Measures, sheriff and justice of the peace in Calhoun County. They had a farm on Board Fork of Rowles Run near Cremo, Calhoun County in the 1920's. He had an office in Grantsville prior to his death.
In 1887, M.A.C. married Ella M. Hardman, daughter of John S. and Sarah A. (Romie) Hardman. They had the following children: Romy, Claude, Rushia and Ruby.
M.A.C. served as Sealer of Weights and Measures, sheriff and justice of the peace in Calhoun County. They had a farm on Board Fork of Rowles Run near Cremo, Calhoun County in the 1920's. He had an office in Grantsville prior to his death.
Marshall Alexander C. Board "M.A.C. was a son of Alexander "Sandy" and Rebecca "Becca" (Stutler) Board of Reedy, West Virginia. His siblings were: Christopher, Nancy, Josiah, Lemuel, Col. P., and Salina. Half-siblings from his father's former wives were: Rebecca, Margaret, William and Thomas.
In 1887, M.A.C. married Ella M. Hardman, daughter of John S. and Sarah A. (Romie) Hardman. They had the following children: Romy, Claude, Rushia and Ruby.
M.A.C. served as Sealer of Weights and Measures, sheriff and justice of the peace in Calhoun County. They had a farm on Board Fork of Rowles Run near Cremo, Calhoun County in the 1920's. He had an office in Grantsville prior to his death.
In 1887, M.A.C. married Ella M. Hardman, daughter of John S. and Sarah A. (Romie) Hardman. They had the following children: Romy, Claude, Rushia and Ruby.
M.A.C. served as Sealer of Weights and Measures, sheriff and justice of the peace in Calhoun County. They had a farm on Board Fork of Rowles Run near Cremo, Calhoun County in the 1920's. He had an office in Grantsville prior to his death.
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