Betty Josephine (Jo) ROBERTSON

Betty married John Vernon WENDORPH [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Pamela Lynn WENDORPH
2. Vicki Lee WENDORPH
3. John Vernon Jr. WENDORPH

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1
!GEDCOM file from James Robertson - Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery - (Jan. 3, 1998 - DWM)

Graduate Salem, IN High School.
Employed Grand Secretary, Knights of Pythias, Indiana.
Place of last residence: 4615 College Ave., Indianapolis, IN.
Attended Hanover College in Indiana.
Died of Heart Attack in hotel at Salem on business trip.

Born on High St., Salem, IN.

Reuben married Mary Madge COLGLAZIER on 12 Nov 1923 in New Albany, Floyd County, Indiana. Mary (daughter of John Morton COLGLAZIER and Lillie Edwina (Della) MARSHALL) was born on 19 Jan 1905 in Fort Hill, Washington County, Indiana; died on 20 Oct 1984 in Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida; was buried in Oct 1984 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1
!GEDCOM file from James Robertson. - Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery - (Jan. 3, 1998)

Last residence: 4505 N. Rome Ave., CTA Apts., N0. 1412, Tampa, FL.

Active Pythian Sisters, Indiana and Florida. Grand Chief of Indiana.

Active in Nomads for many years, holding highest National Office.

Retired in Indianapolis, IN as secretary in Grand Secretary's office.

Was severe diabetic for many years.

Died in St. Joseph's Hosp. after suffering heart attack three days earlier.

Born at 600 S. Main St., Salem, IN.

CHWCI (p. 702) Gives year of birth as 1904.

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1

James married Stella Myrtle GILSTRAP on 31 Dec 1902 in Salem, Indiana. Stella (daughter of John William GILSTRAP and Viola Catherine ZINK) was born on 24 Aug 1884 in Washington County, Indiana; died on 18 May 1966 in Salem, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1
!A GEDCOM file from James Robertson - Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery. (Jan. 3, 1998 - DWM)
CHWCI(pp. 628, 701-703.):
"Many substantial buildings in Salem and throughout Washington
and neighboring counties bear evidence to the painstaking care which John M.
Colglazier, a well-known building contractor, of Salem, gives to constructive
work entrusted to him. For many years Mr. Colglazier has been one of the
leading contractors in this part of the state and has, therefore, had much to
do with the substantial character of the upbuilding of this community.
"John M. Colglazier was reared a farmer and was educated in the district
schools of his home neighborhood and in Mays Academy at Salem. In his
youth he learned the carpenter trade from his father and all his life has
been actively engaged in building operations in this county, at the same time
carrying on extensive farming operations. Mr. Colglazier remained on the
home farm until his marriage in 1887, after which he bought a farm adjoining
that of his father and there lived until 1906, in which year he moved
to Salem for the better convenience of his contracting business. There he
bought a planing-mill, a valuable addition to his building operations, and is
still profitably operating the same. In addition to the numerous prominent
residences that Mr. Colglazier has erected in Salem and throughout the
county, he has done considerable work in the way of public buildings, the
woodwork in the Salem high school, the I.O.O.F. hall at Hardensburg and
several substantial warehouses being among the structures which bear the
impress of his handiwork.
"Mr. and Mrs. Colglazier are members of the Christian church at Salem
and take a proper part in the various beneficences of the church, being
interested in all movements looking to community betterment, and they and
their children are highly esteemed by their many friends. Mr. Colglazier
has propered and is counted among the most substantial citizens of Washington
county. He is a Republican and for years has been actively interested
in the political affairs of the county, having served for two terms as
chairman of the Republican county central committee. He is an alert, energetic
and enterprising business man and enjoys the full confidence and the
utmost regard of his business associates and the community in general."
I remember that he had several fingers partially missing do to carpentry
accidents.

John married Lillie Edwina (Della) MARSHALL on 13 Mar 1887 in Howard, Washington County, Indiana. Lillie (daughter of Peter Sidney MARSHALL and Mary Adeline MARTIN) was born on 15 Jun 1870 in Howard, Washington County, Indiana; died on 20 Feb 1941 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana; was buried in Feb 1941 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1
!GEDCOM file from James Robertson. - Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery. (Jan. 3, 1998 - DWM)

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1

John married Malinda GOSS on 30 Aug 1859 in , Clark County, Indiana. Malinda (daughter of John GOSS and Phoebe CRIM) was born on 9 Nov 1843 in Polk Twp., Washington County, Indiana; died on 27 Mar 1911 in New Albany, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1

John married Viola Catherine ZINK on 6 Sep 1883 in , Washington County, Indiana. Viola (daughter of Isaac ZINK and Nancy MONICAL) was born on 15 Oct 1863; died on 25 Nov 1929 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1

William married Mary Ann (Polly) CAUBLE on 1 Oct 1857 in , Washington County, Indiana. Mary (daughter of Peter CAUBLE and Margaret Susan BROWN) was born on 22 Sep 1835 in Washington County, Indiana; died on 10 May 1864 in Washington Twp., Washington County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1

Notes:

!Marshall 0136, p. 3
!Marshall 0181, p. 1
!Gedcom file from James Robertson (Jan, 3, 1998 - DWM) - Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery.
!Marshall 0156, p. 2 - A Union Civil War Vet. Page 6 of this source gives his marriage year as 1867.

!Marshall 0022, p. 6
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[Susan Colvin]

Re: [MARSHALL-L] Joseph Marshall family
Date: 05/01/00 1:01:34 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: scolvin@lightdog.com (Susan Colvin)
To: DMarsh1041@aol.com
David,

I just started on researching our family tree. I have 600 names entered so
far in the program Family Tree Maker. I obtained most of my information
from my uncle, Norman Nale.

On my grandfather's side of the family, I have information on the Nale
family back to Germany around 1720 and the Denny family back to 1786. (I
found further information on our Denny family on the internet back to
Ireland around 1763. I understand that information found on the internet is
a starting point for finding the actual records.)

On my grandmother's side, Marshall's you know and the Overton family back to
1797. (I found our Overton family back to England about 1547 in the LDS
Ancestral File.)

I don't know how to send gedcoms or data bases or whatever people send.

The easiest way for me is to cut and paste and send my notes.


Marshall Family

Joseph Marshall b 6/30/1810 d 2/ /1862 Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, MO,
Denny Cemetery
Married: Elizabeth Zinc on 5/8/1834 b 6/10/1819, d 9/10/1843 Denny Cemetery
Parents: Peter Zink and Sarah Wright
Children: Peter Sidney Marshall

Peter Marshall b 9/26/1840 Wash. Co. d 3/12/1922
Married: Mary Adeline Martin Zinc on 12/25/1866 b 3/6/1842 d 5/27/1909
Mary Married: Daniel Zink 2/24/1859
Parents: Abner Martin b 6/11/1810 d 10/4/1882 and Elizabeth McCoy m
7/8/1834 Banks Cemetery
Children: Donald Carlos Sheridan, Lillie Edwina b 6/15/1870 d 2/20/1941
Crown Hill, Nancy b 10/6/1872 d 4/20/1935, Oliver Plenius b 12/27/1876 d
5/9/1933 Crown Hill, Otis A. b 5/12/1879 d 9/6/1955 Crown Hill, Ellsworth
Judson b 7/13/1881 d 5/12/1955 Crown Hill, Joseph Ernest 4/16/1884 d
1/16/1954 Mill Creek

Donald Carlos Sheridan Marshall b 11/9/1868 Washington Co., IN d 3/30/1909
Old Blue River Cemetery
Married: Rosa A. "Rosie" Overton b 2/17/1875 d 12/23/1958, Old Blue River
Married on 9/28/1890
Children: John Ernest b 12/13/1891 d 5/27/1960 Crown Hill, Carlos Raymond b
12/15/1893 d 1/3/1919, Lebert Sidney b 9/15/1896 d 12/29/1971 Crown Hill,
Bessie Iona b 1/9/1899 d 12/27/1990 m Oscar Gortney on 12/17/1919, Mamie
Frances Marshall, Cordelia Adaline b 9/22/1903 d 1/6/1986 Crown Hill, Ralph
b 4/14/1905 d 10/13/1975 Old Blue River, Murl b 3/15/1907 d 2/19/1915,
Infant b 3/15/1907 stillborn twin

Mamie Frances Marshall b 6/2/1901 d 11/10/1986 Old Blue River
Married: Emerson Nale b 8/6/1894 d 7/26/1965

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The following email message came to me from Joyce Underwood (joyceu@fullnet.com) on 9/1/2003. It was in response to my email message to the Marshall RootsWeb mailing list about John Marshal;l rigging the trial of ---Aaron Burr
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I agree with you!! It is our history and part of who we are. I recently discovered that my gg grandfather Peter Sydney Marshall was wounded at the Battle of Perrysville, KY. and lay on the ground for 3 days and 2 nights before he was found and received help. Peter promised his Uncle Daniel Zink(Mother's brother) that he would take care of his wife and children if something happened to Daniel in the war. Daniel was killed. So Peter did what he had promised, he married Mary and took care of her and the children. Peter not only raised those children but he and Mary had 7 of their own. I don't have to be related to someone famous, I have my own heros!! Joyce

Peter married Mary Adeline MARTIN on 25 Dec 1866 in Washington County, Indiana. Mary (daughter of Abner MARTIN and Elizabeth MCCOY) was born on 6 Mar 1842 in Martinsburg, Washington County, Indiana; died on 12 May 1909 in Washington County, Indiana; was buried in May 1909 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0181, p. 1
!Gedcom file from James Robertson (Jan, 3, 1998 - DWM) - Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery.
!Marshall 0156, p. 5 - This source gives her death date as May 27, 1915.