Marshall Family

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Isabella, snr's, parents in 1851

Muirhead, Cumbernauld
William Marshall, 72, farmer of 26 acres, b. Cumbernauld
Isabella, w, 54, b. Cadder, Lk
Allan. s. 29, stone quarrier, b. Cumbernauld
Marg, d, 20, b. -do-
Chas, s, 16, b, -do-
Isabella, visitor, 13, b. Linlithgow

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William Marshall died in 1891,in Carriden.  aged, 80. Farm servant, widr of Isabella Marshall. His parents were John Marshall, forester, dec and unknown mother.


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Wondering if this might be Williams's baptism:

Bathgate, 23 Jan 1810 William Marshall s/o John Marshall and Margaret Tod

Bathgate is very close to Livingstone


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(Have PMed you re the certs    )

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Forgot to list the 1851 with the older children:

Falconhouse, Bo'ness, West Lothian
William, 40, ag lab, b. Whitburn, West Lothian
Isabella, w, 38, b, Cumbernauld
John, s, 11, b. Kirkliston
William, s, 9, b. Boness
Allan, s, 7, b. Linlithgow
Margaret, d, 5, b. Boness (so the Margaret Tod(d) looks a good possible)
James, s, 2, b. Boness


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A bit more before I begin my day!

Isabella Marshall, snr's parents' deaths and their parents' names:

1857, Cumbernauld.
William Marshall, farmer. Aged 79 (or 78?)
Died - N Muirhead, Cumbernauld
Parents  - William Marshall, farmer and Sara m.s. Allan. Both deceased.
Son Allan Marshall was the informant.

1870, Cumbernauld
Isabella Marshall, widow of William Marshall, Proprietor of Muirhead. Aged 75
Died - Roadside, Cumbernauld
Parents - Allan Stirling, farmer and Isabella, m.s. Steele. Both deceased.
Son Robert marshall was the informant



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Thank you all so much for all this information.

The information that I have for the family ( and I do hope it is the right family ) is the 1861 Scotland census. It stated that William Marshall was born in Livingston Linlithgowshire about 1813.
The family was at Houston Row. Civil Parish Uphall., and that he was a ploughman. This seems to fit with George as I have looked up Papers Past in New Zealand and George was a champion ploughman. My 86 yr old Dad has a beautiful sliver tray that was won by George in a ploughing competition. I would really love to try and find any other family members that may be researching the same lineage as me. Again thanks so much for your help it is invaluable as researching from New Zealand is very expensive, regards Wendy

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I have been extremely luck to have been given the original marriage certificate of George Marshall and Rebecca Gard. They were married on the 3rd of May 1882 in Duntroon in the Waitaki Valley, Otago, New Zealand. It states on this amazing document that his Mother's name was Isabella Marshall and that her Maiden name was Isabella Marshall. My husband and I visited the Church that they were married in and the local Minister asked why were we had visited. I told him I was researching the Marshall family tree. He asked us to wait and then came back with the Original marriage Cert that he had found in a back cupboard of the church, with several others. we were very lucky to be in the right place as the right time.