Richard Marshall Clockmaker

• General Notes
  • http://www.shopwiki.co.uk/_Oak-cased+eight-day+clock+by+Richard+Marshall+of+Wolsingham%2C+1760s
    
    http://www.brianloomes.com/details/detailrmarshall.html
    
    http://www.longcaseclock.co.uk/feature/richardmarshall1755.pdf
    
    http://www.clocksmagazine.com/indexes/maker-index.htm
    
    
    Marshall & Sons of Edinburgh 1/10/28
    Marshall, Frank, of Durham 4/3/13
    Marshall, Richard 21/5/47
    Marshall, Richard, of Walsingham 18/6/17
    Marshall, the family, of Wolsingham 27/8/11, 27/12/4
    Marshall, T, of Halifax 5/5/48
    
    www.brianloomes.com/collecting/marshall/index.html
    
    The eldest was Richard Marshall Junior, Richard II that is, who was born in 1734 and eventually succeeded to his father's business at Wolsingham when the latter died in 1774. John was born in 1745 and is believed to have moved eventually, not long before 1766, to Warkworth to succeed his uncle William, whose health was clearly failing. A third son of Richard Senior, William, was born in 1738 and is thought to have remained at Wolsingham, working first for his father, Richard (I), and then for his elder brother, Richard (II). Richard Marshall Senior died in 1774.
    
    http://newsarch.rootsweb.com/th/read/ENG-DURHAM-YORKS/2002-04/1018728956
    
    Elizabeth MARSHALL (christened 24 Jul 1763 in Wolsingham) was my
    g-g-g-g-g-grandmother.
    
    I do not have much info on that particular set of ancestors. My
    understanding of her ancestry is something like:-
    
    
    1 RICHARD Marshall
    ... 2 RICHARD Marshall c: 15 Apr 1734 Wolsingham,
    Co. Durham
    ...... +ELIZABETH Johnson c: 27 Sep 1730 Brancepeth,
    Co Durham
    ........ 3 ELIZABETH Marshall c: 24 Jul 1763
    Wolsingham, Co. Durham
    ........... +STEPHEN Coulson c: 30 Aug 1761 Wolsingham,
    Co. Durham
    ........ 3 Richard Marshall c: 11 Jan 1761
    Wolsingham, Co. Durham
    ........ 3 Mary Marshall c: 11 Dec 1757 Wolsingham,
    Co. Durham