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This was made in the 19th Century and is displayed on a downstairs wall in John Marshall's house in Richmond, Va. It shows shows his and his siblings descendents out to their great-grandchildren, all being descendents of John Marshall and Elizabeth Markham. |
| Date | Unknown date, presumably around 1900 |
| Source |
Original publication: Platte City, Mo. |
| Author |
W. M. Paxton (presumably William McGregor Paxton) |
| Permission (Reusing this file) |
Obtained July 4th, 2015. |
- Other information
English: It is given out freely to the public at the John Marshall house in hopes of contributions to maintaining the house.
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