Biographical Sketch of James T. Marshal, Johnson County, Missouri
Grover Township

>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

JAMES T. MARSHAL,

farmer, P.O. Sigel.  The subject of this short sketch was born December
26, 1832, in Grover township, Johnson county.  In 1850 he went with his
father to California, where his father died shortly after their arrival,
and the son experienced very poor health in that state.  His father was
one of the first white settlers in Johnson county.  In 1854 Mr. Marshal
returned to Johnson county. He was twice married; first, February 11,
1856, to Miss Elizabeth Taylor, who bore him three children, one dead
and two living: Mary Jane and Sarah E.  His wife died March 3, 1859.
Mr. Marshal has a fine farm of 231 acres.  He is a man who has seen many
changes come and go in Johnson county, but he has always kept pace with
its progress.  He was again married, in 1860, to Miss Caroline Bradley.
She is a native of Johnson county.  This union has been blessed with
seven children, one of whom is dead: John T.; and six living: Lucy A.,
Charles P., James, Cora, George R. and Etta.


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