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Re: Marshall & Sons Gainsborough
« Reply #18 on: Sunday 24 January 10 01:59 GMT (UK) »
Does anyone know if William Marshall & Sons (Grimsby) are related to the Gainsborough Marshalls'. I have information that my g,g,g,Grandfather used to walk from Grimsby to Gainsborough, in the course of his business as a mill owner.
I have most of the tree from 1729 with just a few patches being sketchy.
William Marshall & Sons (Grimsby)

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Re: Marshall & Sons Gainsborough
« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 15 May 18 21:05 BST (UK) »
I inherited many personal effects from my British stepmother.  Among them was an autograph book with artwork by Winifred Marshall dated 1916.  It also indicates 'Gainsboro' by the date.  I'm wondering if this is the same Winifred Marshall in the family tree you were researching?

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Re: Marshall & Sons Gainsborough
« Reply #20 on: Wednesday 16 May 18 18:21 BST (UK) »
I think probably not as she died in 1887 I believe. I will see if I can find another Winifred Marshall of Gainsborough

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Jacky
My Maternal line are all from Lincolnshire - First Generations include:
Arliss, Armstrong, Baker, Borman, Cartwright, Clark, Dixon, Duckering, Everington, Forman, Freshney, Gadsby, Graves, Hatcliffe, Holmes, Jackson, Johnson, Knott, Lacey, Leverton, Lilley, Morton, Oades, Pacey, Priestley, Rickett, Riggall, Rowson, Shaw, Sleaford, Sleight, Smith, Spikin, Taylor, Thacker, Ticklepenny, Tomkins, Tyler, Walton, Ward, Willson, Wood and Wortley.
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