Charles Leander Marshall

• General Notes
  • MARSHALL, CHARLES L., was born in the town of Paris, April 21, 1853, son of Charles Leander and Caroline (Mould) Marshall, and whose ancestors came from Connecticut. He learned the trade of carpenter, and since 1876 has been superintendent of the outside work (buildings and repairs) for the Empire Woolen Co. at Clayville, a position his father held before him. Mr. Marshall is one of the most prominent men in the town of Paris, and at present supervisor of the town, a position he has held since 1891. He is a member of the Blue Lodge, chapter and commandery, and of the shrine. He is also past master of Sauquoit Lodge No. 150. In 1879 he married Helen S. Bishop. He has been treasurer of the Sauquoit Valley Cemetery Association since 1882. (p. 136) [Top]
    
    MARSHALL, ELMIRON C., was born in Kirkland. Oneida county, August 9, 1847, son of Townsend and Elmira (Cornstock) Marshall. Townsend Marshall was born in Perryville, Madison county, N. Y. He was a blacksmith by trade, which business he conducted as long as his health permitted. He moved from Madison county to Kirkland, where he died in 1892, aged eighty-three years. Mrs. Marshall died August 12, 1847. Elmiron C. was educated at the district schools of Kirkland, and when twenty-one years of age he went to Iowa, then returned to Kirkland, where he remained eleven years, and from there he moved to Westmoreland where he has been for the last eleven rears engaged in farming and building. He married Virginia Poston, by whom he had eleven children: Albert E., Burton E., Carrie A., Flora B., Wesley A., Leslie A., Kittle M., Harriet, Elmer, Royal L., and George H. (p. 293) [Top]