George did not appear to be able to write, as per many of the documents that were found in research did not contain his signature, but contained a "X". And someone else signed his name.
Census Records, His marriage license to Emma and other documents state his middle initial is "W". The headstone shows a middle Initual is M.
Marriage license to Emma Shows middle intial is a W
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
Name: George W Marshall
Gender: Male
Age: 22
Birth Year: abt 1857
Residence: Newton, Newton, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: Emma Griffin
Spouse's Gender: Female
Spouse's Age: 16
Spouse's Residence: Newton, Newton, Arkansas
Marriage Date: 17 Jul 1879
Marriage License Date: 15 Jul 1879
Marriage County: Newton
Event Type: Marriage
FHL Film Number: 1035372
Mary Emma Marshall help take care of George before he passed away from a high fever and pneumonia, from digging a neighbors well in the cold damp weather all by himself. George went into chills and the fever caused him to not know what his surroundings were, and he couldn't get air. He was a big handsome Mountain of a Man. They tried to get him to town,unfortunately George didn't want to go, but his smaller framed Young son in law Aurther and his spouse Emma finally got him to town after George had already fell and broke his arm, from being scared to death from lack of Oxygen. When they got to town the doctor was out delivering a baby,so the Local Sheriff told Emma to leave George in Town and the doctor could see to him in the morning. The high fever and Pnemonia took George's Life around early morning hours while George was sleeping on a jail cell cot. The doctor did not get back till around mid morning from his farm call.
Due to the fact that he was in a jail cell for no reason, seems to lead to a conclusion that due to the doctor being out helping delivery a baby, this seemed to be the best place for Emma to leave George. So that he could be seen by the Doctor, when the Doctor returned back to town. The Courthouse burned in Jasper, which destroyed some very important truthful closure of this matter.
George and Emma were Married
July 17, 1879 in Newton County, Arkansas
To this unknown the following known children were born
*1. Rutherford "Rufus" Hayes Marshall
*2. Nellie Ann Marshall
*3. Sherrod William Marshall Sr
*4. Esther Mae Marshall
*5. Mary Marshall
*6. Jennie Pearl Marshall
*7. Sallie Marshall
*8. Tolbert Marshall
*9. Eva Catherine Marshall
Census Records, His marriage license to Emma and other documents state his middle initial is "W". The headstone shows a middle Initual is M.
Marriage license to Emma Shows middle intial is a W
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
Name: George W Marshall
Gender: Male
Age: 22
Birth Year: abt 1857
Residence: Newton, Newton, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: Emma Griffin
Spouse's Gender: Female
Spouse's Age: 16
Spouse's Residence: Newton, Newton, Arkansas
Marriage Date: 17 Jul 1879
Marriage License Date: 15 Jul 1879
Marriage County: Newton
Event Type: Marriage
FHL Film Number: 1035372
Mary Emma Marshall help take care of George before he passed away from a high fever and pneumonia, from digging a neighbors well in the cold damp weather all by himself. George went into chills and the fever caused him to not know what his surroundings were, and he couldn't get air. He was a big handsome Mountain of a Man. They tried to get him to town,unfortunately George didn't want to go, but his smaller framed Young son in law Aurther and his spouse Emma finally got him to town after George had already fell and broke his arm, from being scared to death from lack of Oxygen. When they got to town the doctor was out delivering a baby,so the Local Sheriff told Emma to leave George in Town and the doctor could see to him in the morning. The high fever and Pnemonia took George's Life around early morning hours while George was sleeping on a jail cell cot. The doctor did not get back till around mid morning from his farm call.
Due to the fact that he was in a jail cell for no reason, seems to lead to a conclusion that due to the doctor being out helping delivery a baby, this seemed to be the best place for Emma to leave George. So that he could be seen by the Doctor, when the Doctor returned back to town. The Courthouse burned in Jasper, which destroyed some very important truthful closure of this matter.
George and Emma were Married
July 17, 1879 in Newton County, Arkansas
To this unknown the following known children were born
*1. Rutherford "Rufus" Hayes Marshall
*2. Nellie Ann Marshall
*3. Sherrod William Marshall Sr
*4. Esther Mae Marshall
*5. Mary Marshall
*6. Jennie Pearl Marshall
*7. Sallie Marshall
*8. Tolbert Marshall
*9. Eva Catherine Marshall
George did not appear to be able to write, as per many of the documents that were found in research did not contain his signature, but contained a "X". And someone else signed his name.
Census Records, His marriage license to Emma and other documents state his middle initial is "W". The headstone shows a middle Initual is M.
Marriage license to Emma Shows middle intial is a W
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
Name: George W Marshall
Gender: Male
Age: 22
Birth Year: abt 1857
Residence: Newton, Newton, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: Emma Griffin
Spouse's Gender: Female
Spouse's Age: 16
Spouse's Residence: Newton, Newton, Arkansas
Marriage Date: 17 Jul 1879
Marriage License Date: 15 Jul 1879
Marriage County: Newton
Event Type: Marriage
FHL Film Number: 1035372
Mary Emma Marshall help take care of George before he passed away from a high fever and pneumonia, from digging a neighbors well in the cold damp weather all by himself. George went into chills and the fever caused him to not know what his surroundings were, and he couldn't get air. He was a big handsome Mountain of a Man. They tried to get him to town,unfortunately George didn't want to go, but his smaller framed Young son in law Aurther and his spouse Emma finally got him to town after George had already fell and broke his arm, from being scared to death from lack of Oxygen. When they got to town the doctor was out delivering a baby,so the Local Sheriff told Emma to leave George in Town and the doctor could see to him in the morning. The high fever and Pnemonia took George's Life around early morning hours while George was sleeping on a jail cell cot. The doctor did not get back till around mid morning from his farm call.
Due to the fact that he was in a jail cell for no reason, seems to lead to a conclusion that due to the doctor being out helping delivery a baby, this seemed to be the best place for Emma to leave George. So that he could be seen by the Doctor, when the Doctor returned back to town. The Courthouse burned in Jasper, which destroyed some very important truthful closure of this matter.
George and Emma were Married
July 17, 1879 in Newton County, Arkansas
To this unknown the following known children were born
*1. Rutherford "Rufus" Hayes Marshall
*2. Nellie Ann Marshall
*3. Sherrod William Marshall Sr
*4. Esther Mae Marshall
*5. Mary Marshall
*6. Jennie Pearl Marshall
*7. Sallie Marshall
*8. Tolbert Marshall
*9. Eva Catherine Marshall
Census Records, His marriage license to Emma and other documents state his middle initial is "W". The headstone shows a middle Initual is M.
Marriage license to Emma Shows middle intial is a W
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
Name: George W Marshall
Gender: Male
Age: 22
Birth Year: abt 1857
Residence: Newton, Newton, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: Emma Griffin
Spouse's Gender: Female
Spouse's Age: 16
Spouse's Residence: Newton, Newton, Arkansas
Marriage Date: 17 Jul 1879
Marriage License Date: 15 Jul 1879
Marriage County: Newton
Event Type: Marriage
FHL Film Number: 1035372
Mary Emma Marshall help take care of George before he passed away from a high fever and pneumonia, from digging a neighbors well in the cold damp weather all by himself. George went into chills and the fever caused him to not know what his surroundings were, and he couldn't get air. He was a big handsome Mountain of a Man. They tried to get him to town,unfortunately George didn't want to go, but his smaller framed Young son in law Aurther and his spouse Emma finally got him to town after George had already fell and broke his arm, from being scared to death from lack of Oxygen. When they got to town the doctor was out delivering a baby,so the Local Sheriff told Emma to leave George in Town and the doctor could see to him in the morning. The high fever and Pnemonia took George's Life around early morning hours while George was sleeping on a jail cell cot. The doctor did not get back till around mid morning from his farm call.
Due to the fact that he was in a jail cell for no reason, seems to lead to a conclusion that due to the doctor being out helping delivery a baby, this seemed to be the best place for Emma to leave George. So that he could be seen by the Doctor, when the Doctor returned back to town. The Courthouse burned in Jasper, which destroyed some very important truthful closure of this matter.
George and Emma were Married
July 17, 1879 in Newton County, Arkansas
To this unknown the following known children were born
*1. Rutherford "Rufus" Hayes Marshall
*2. Nellie Ann Marshall
*3. Sherrod William Marshall Sr
*4. Esther Mae Marshall
*5. Mary Marshall
*6. Jennie Pearl Marshall
*7. Sallie Marshall
*8. Tolbert Marshall
*9. Eva Catherine Marshall
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