27. JOHN5 MARSHALL (ISAAC4, JOHN3, THOMAS2, JOHN1) (#101) birth date unknown. JOHN died August 4, 1797 in Worchester Co MD. Date noted in John P. Marshall Bible with notation "my father." He married ELIZABETH PURNELL. (ELIZABETH PURNELL is #116.) ELIZABETH was born in Worcester Co., MD 1720. ELIZABETH was the daughter of JOHN PURNELL (Mjr.) and ELIZABETH RACKLIFF. ELIZABETH died about 1803 in Worcester Co., MD. ELIZABETH's will was probated in Worcester Co., MD, December 6, 1803. An Elizabeth Marshall died intestate and bonds posted by John P. Marshall, William Whittington and William Marshall. (Ruth Dryden, Will Book JBR, p. 6) He made a will in Worcester Co., MD, March 23, 1797. JOHN's will was probated in Worcester Co., MD, August 15, 1797. (Ruth T. Dryden, Worcester Will Book JWB f.315-6, p. 32) John appears on the 1790 Worcester Co. MD census with 2 males +16, 1 female -16, 4 females +16 and 23 slaves. His son, Zadock, and Thomas Priddeaux, Jr. lived on either side. (1790 census) John left 1/3 plantation to his wife Elizabeth, "Timmons Choice" to son, John; son Thomas; son Zadock land purchased of Zadock Selby; daughters Polly, Rachel and Sally; son William "Hudsons Ruin" on north side of Betty Gut; deceased son Isaac's wife, Sarah, land. John left to his grandson, John Marshall, son of Isaac, lands I now live on: Plantation part tract Laurence's Neck, part tract Deal, Marshall's Addition, Sea Brant, Shirley Venture, part tract Hudson's Ruin. He also named grandson, Thomas, son of Isaac and granddaughter, Betsy, daughter of Isaac. Witnesses: James B. Robins, Thomas P. Rackliffe and Richard Hall. (Ruth Dryden, Will Book JBR, p. 6; Suzanne B. Hurley, Research of Langmaid Farm, 1998) Bible records from a Bible belonging to Gordon A. Marshall indicate John was called "Uncle Jack." JOHN MARSHALL and ELIZABETH PURNELL had the following children:
He made a will in Worcester Co. MD, April 14, 1844. William's will is noted by Ruth Dryden in her abstract Book LPS for Worcester County as too faded to read. WILLIAM's will was probated in Worcester Co., MD, June, 1844. William received the tract, "Hudsons Ruin" from his father's will. This is probably the William Marshall, Captain, 9th Regiment, Worcester County, August 11, 1812 "Republican Star." (ref: F. Edward Wright, Maryland Eastern Shore Newspaper Abstracts) His will is faded and out of focus on the microfilm.
Marriage records show a Polly Marshall married Boaz Ennis in 1803. This Polly was only 6 years old in 1803, so the Polly who married Boaz is unplaced.
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