The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
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Mr.. John Marshall, OF Markham, Eau
Quicr county, died here on Thanksgiving
Day, at ~ N. at the age OF seventy
three years. He was the Oldest son OF
the IA Edward Darlington and Eehecca
Courtenay Marshall, and a grea t-grand-
son Of the Chief Justice, after whom he
vas named.
lie was married in 1851 to Miss Lucre-
liz. Iritz-Itt.;;n pf AeXanaria- Va BY
tlis, marriage there are four living chill
drell. viz: edward c.. OF Utah; the KEY.
Norman F. Of BIanwel. w. Va, MIS-.
Netecca c. Perry. OF Lunenburs, and
John. of Detroit.
IN 1866 Nr. Marshall was married again
TO Miss w Tlmberiake Jones, OF Char
ottcsvi!lc. at Colonel Hilary p Jone
Hanover .Academy. BY this marriage
there are Miss May Cnisweil. Sasll NC
Cruder. Of Baltimore: and Captain James
Jones, of the Virginia Military lns!-
tute. Lexington, Va.
Nh. Marshall spent his life as farm
er, having purchased the old P!easanl
Vale place, near Scufeburs, before the
Civil War, and moving thence to bergen
one mile north Of here in about lsb9
IL the unse!iish application to the IN
which he was executor before ana after
Ills fathers death Mr. Marshall achieved
the great distinction Of his life amonS
his neiChburs The late Taylor scott -
ol;oted as. saving NJ. NarShali .t'i"S
+;,a best statement OF a legal case OF any
riirn. who ever. entered his Office with
a case II was generally recognized tfla'
he would have made line lawyer II ne
i,>d devoted his exceptional talents 10
that profession.
Mr. Marshall has always devoted lnuci'
fine and attention to public questions.
Having fought in the Civil War. ne sec
o,7tled Colonel John S. Mosby in the az
tempt to lead Virginia to adopt tfeAe'"i
Grants policy OF friendlineSS to the gen
erai government. As a tree tracer ~
iecame a Democrat under Grover -.
LAND. As an original silver man ne ne
,,ne the logical leader OF the local Dem
ccrac,s in 1Sas He was an alumnus Of
ire University OF Virginia, q close ana
general reader. possessing much intor-
r7a1ion on many subjects. ana Always d
,r,Gv dab3tcr at social neiShborhood
gatherings
liz cemetery. which makes d mar rec nee
feature OF the parish chufch u LcS:s
He was a communicate OF TINS u" -
co,,.I church. which was built by IN"
children OF Ciliet JHo-io ,.i4.s. =,
tF,ejr friends Mrs. MarsnaIl FeS''3S 81
Bergen.
Funeral Services.
The funeral OF MIS-. -AaIS,,l 80 q
wife Of MI. ih,naS - % sor-f,l-lay.
= I. Johnson. 80. SO West cay
l+,..,+ +ool, nlace at 1926 Cl2ck yes
,n,[aI morning from Sacred heart
lrh,,,.c,, Mrs. Carroll is survived by ne.
husband and foui dau-iitS'S'
Mrs.. =. Jacobs. Mrs ! hoIll,l' - 49,,
Son. al this city. and Mrs ~ u w!
set and MIS- NJ. i->'''i'
and ter grandcatldsen. Mo aiad. sud
Nj i5t'! ~, ,,o,lls 10. ln3 Reservoir
9 !s4 90 oo,.lt. sunday morning. Will be
.3',r;of r,on, Pine Street Baptist Churoh
mis- afternoon at $50 O'Clock ana me IL
. ,er-n,ent will be in iaitNNsoU 1850,
Afr Lewis was Apl'aTea - -, oa.,1.l1ox.
health when ne rn,,,11 sead in bed
niGnt His oouE W. Nc. He Was nfty-six
early SlIt'aS ~ o,ard nj the d hi
years old, and was q ,i,,.a, br7tl2ers
jeutiary His wife ana t!hSs ,;,1
err,-i,-a him The J. y. |. \. w. "'il
,ttand his funeral in Il body,
~ r,,raraI or Miss Kate Van Neip
7;a. ~ Tho residence Of her grand
| VINO o1eo - II swain No 10 F.a t
.l 1o,.lI,,, s1.oet will take place this
a afternoon at : O'Clock rom 'iis -
deacc. and the intefiheHI wa -
wood ,,,i, :, Sort,,
The remains OF aiLs ~, 80, fgn,iiy bury
ward were buf!c1 a. ,.os+ar,1,v
Ing ground al 49,. $40 7;ad n y
Afternoon. - ,,;esht nj ,he residence
COCK 1A'"l Va $500 clvant1, Street.
The funeral OF young John Jossnh
Amrhein who dleu ss 80 lie ans on
at O'Clock IT the NONE VI ~ -, G,
Grove N"ao. VIZ . .c1ncE thjs after
Mary CAuIch az
noon
Funeral ct MRS. Copaland.
III. f,,oa,a1 Of Mrs. Mary Christian
! ,,'1,7 - ,r Mr. ". s. Copeland
4n us>, T1ace. from St. james Episcopal
church sunday afternoon at 1:$o o'clock,
Tho church was filed with sorrowing
.;,>.,a, rho service was VERY impressive.
,7 49, fovo,ite HYMNS Of the