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| 3. | Unknown Notes:
From: Sabrina Packard
Sent: Sunday, July 07, 2019 1:37 PM
To: David Marshall
Subject: Re: Marshalls of Maryland and North Carolina
Hello mr. David
We skipped one generation.
I was just rereading Bhatt we were talking about and I realized that as you mentioned Davis Taylor, I justpicked up from him , but he was not the son of William Boswell and Margaret Marshall , rather he was the son of William Boswell Jr and Agatha Taylor.
William Boswell Jr was the son of William and Margaret Marshall and Davis was their son and so on...
Sabrina
On Sun, Jul 7, 2019, 6:07 AM Sabrina Packard wrote:
Ps...
https://images.findagrave.com/photos/2005/312/CEM46634520_113157389998.jpg
On Sun, Jul 7, 2019, 4:58 AM Sabrina Packard wrote:
Yes, I will.
Do you use ancestry.com? My username is Sabrinal
Davis Taylor Boswell was the father of William Burton Boswell who was the father of William Burton Boswell Jr who was Dolores Boswells father. Dolores was my mom.
I never understand this first cousin twice removed thing.
I get first cousin share the same grandparent come up second cousin share the same great-grandparent...
Hiw do I folliw your connection to Margaret Marshall?
If you go on Ancestry and to my family tree it will show you all of Margaret Marshall and William Boswell descendants. They settled in what is now called Lawrence County Missouri on about 200 acres of land.
Six generations of them farmed there and into surrounding counties, increase in number and in land.
The original family farm and the burial ground is still there.
However 2 years ago all that was remaining was the house on the small plot. And it was sold. Acroos the street in the woods, lie the family burial grounds. They are in bad need of care.
Great-aunt Dorothy, sister to William Burton Boswell Jr is still alive. She turns 94 the end of this month. She used to visit the farm and the cemetery when she was a child.
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2142756/boswell-cemetery?
Sabrina
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| 4. | Davis BOSWELL was born on 4 Aug 1805 (son of William BOSWELL and Margaret MARSHALL). Notes:
Quoting Kandra Dickerson :
> Proposed Change: Family: William BOSWELL / Margaret MARSHALL
> Tree: Marshall and Allied Families
> Link:
> http://marshallgenealogy.org/tng/familygroup.php?familyID=F6566&tree=Marshall
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> Description: Children:
> 1.Garrett Boswell born 1800 in Albemarle County, VA, died April
> 8,1856 in Audrain County, MO. Married Martha Ann Dollins born Nov 22,
> 1819 in Orange County, VA., died Nov 30, 1877 in Audrain Co, MO
> 2.Davis Boswell, born August 4,1805
> 3.Eleanor Boswell, born 1810
> 4.Richard M. Boswell, born 1814
> 5.William Jr. Boswell, born Feb 3,1816
>
> Kandra Dickerson
> jwdickerson111@gmail.com
Davis married Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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| 5. | Unknown Notes:
From: Sabrina Packard
Sent: Sunday, July 07, 2019 1:37 PM
To: David Marshall
Subject: Re: Marshalls of Maryland and North Carolina
Hello mr. David
We skipped one generation.
I was just rereading Bhatt we were talking about and I realized that as you mentioned Davis Taylor, I justpicked up from him , but he was not the son of William Boswell and Margaret Marshall , rather he was the son of William Boswell Jr and Agatha Taylor.
William Boswell Jr was the son of William and Margaret Marshall and Davis was their son and so on...
Sabrina
On Sun, Jul 7, 2019, 6:07 AM Sabrina Packard wrote:
Ps...
https://images.findagrave.com/photos/2005/312/CEM46634520_113157389998.jpg
On Sun, Jul 7, 2019, 4:58 AM Sabrina Packard wrote:
Yes, I will.
Do you use ancestry.com? My username is Sabrinal
Davis Taylor Boswell was the father of William Burton Boswell who was the father of William Burton Boswell Jr who was Dolores Boswells father. Dolores was my mom.
I never understand this first cousin twice removed thing.
I get first cousin share the same grandparent come up second cousin share the same great-grandparent...
Hiw do I folliw your connection to Margaret Marshall?
If you go on Ancestry and to my family tree it will show you all of Margaret Marshall and William Boswell descendants. They settled in what is now called Lawrence County Missouri on about 200 acres of land.
Six generations of them farmed there and into surrounding counties, increase in number and in land.
The original family farm and the burial ground is still there.
However 2 years ago all that was remaining was the house on the small plot. And it was sold. Acroos the street in the woods, lie the family burial grounds. They are in bad need of care.
Great-aunt Dorothy, sister to William Burton Boswell Jr is still alive. She turns 94 the end of this month. She used to visit the farm and the cemetery when she was a child.
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2142756/boswell-cemetery?
Sabrina
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| 8. | William BOSWELL was born about 1772 in Charles County, Maryland (son of Matthew BOSWELL, Sr. and Sarah); died in 1849 in Lawrence, Missouri. Notes:
He and Margaret moved from Albamarle County, Virginia to Stokes County, North Carolina, then to Washington County, Missouri, then to Vermillion County, Indiana, then to Barry County, Missouri. Apparently they both died there.
Marshall 0236, p. 12
William married Margaret MARSHALL on 31 Dec 1794 in Albemarle County, Virginia. Margaret (daughter of William MARSHALL, Sr. and Eleanor AUSTIN) was born in 1773 in Calvert County, Maryland; died about 1850 in Lawrence County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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