Orange County Indexed
The Marshal surname
The Marshal name in Orange County Indexed: 37 historical records.
- In the records
- 1755 to 1839
most named in the 1760s
- Tax lists 1755–1780
- Court minutes 1757–1818
- Wills 1760
- Deeds 1763–1809
- Marriages 1794–1839
- Places in its deeds and wills
- Cane Creek (1), Laughlins Creek (1), Hillsborough (1), Raleigh (1), Little Creek (1), Eno River (1)
- Married into
- Morrow 1, Thompson 1, Wheeler 1, Noe 1 · the marriages
- Often named with
- Stout 3, McCulloch 2, Wells 2, Maynor 2, Chamness 2
- Spellings to try
- Marshall, Marshil, Marshel
- Search beyond these records
- Marshal in Ancestry Library Edition (on the library’s public computers; add Orange County, North Carolina as a place)
- HeritageQuest, through NC LIVE (anywhere, with your OCPL library card; search Marshal there)
- Marshal in Orange County records on FamilySearch (free account)
Drawn from the records below. Families named together, or married to one another, are leads to follow, not proof of kinship. A similar spelling may be another family, and two people of the same name are not necessarily the same person.
In the historical records 37 records
13 deeds, 4 marriages, 17 court minutes, 2 tax list entries and 1 wills and papers, oldest first. Every record that names someone of this surname, as the record spells it; choose a collection to narrow the list. Marshal marriages in full · Search the name in every collection
1750s
- 1755Tax listsThe 1755 list of tithables: William Marshal
- 1757Court minutesJohn Marshal replaced Joshua Hadley as road overseer.
1760s
- 1760WillsWill of Henry Maynor
- 1763DeedsHenry McCulloch to John Marshal, February 1763
- 1763DeedsHenry McCulloch to William Marshal, February 1763
- 1763DeedsHenry Eustice McCulloh to John Marshal, August 1763
- 1764DeedsWilliam Marshal to Peter Stout, February 1764
- 1764DeedsJohn Marshal to Betty Mayner, November 1764
- 1764DeedsJohn Marshal to James Meyer [Jane Mayner?], November 1764
- 1765DeedsJoseph Wells to William Marshal, August 1765
1780s
1790s
1800s
- 1800Court minutesDeed, Nathan Wells & wife to Levi Gifford, proved by Benjamin Marshal.
- 1801DeedsMary Burke by Marshal to Levi Whitted, 5 June 1801
- 1801DeedsMary Burke by Marshal to David Ray, 5 June 1801
- 1801DeedsMary Burke by Marshal to Mary Doherty, 5 June 1801
- 1804DeedsJohn Marshal to Jacob Stout, 6 November 1804
- 1809DeedsIsaac Bracken by Marshal to James Freeland & William Giliers, 15 May 1809
1810s
- 1810Court minutesThe jury rejected payment and setoff and awarded Alexander Allen principal, interest and costs.
- 1811MarriagesMarriage bond: John Wheeler and Hannah Marshal
- 1814Court minutesJames Lockhart was convicted and sentenced to two calendar months’ imprisonment, a fine and costs, with further detention pending payment.
- 1818Court minutesDeed, William Marshal to Thomas Marshal, proved by Isaac Hopson.
1830s
- 1839MarriagesMarriage bond: Jeremiah Noe and Dinah Marshal
Undated
- Court minutesJosiah Hadley became overseer from the courthouse to Mary Williams’ crossing of Haw River, with fourteen named workers assigned.
- Court minutesAnthony Chamness and John Marshal submitted Henry Maynor’s inventory.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Henry Morgan granted to Ann Morgan; sureties John Jones and John Marshal.
- Court minutesJohn Marshal brought a petition against Joshua Eason.
- Court minutesThe court directed the sheriff to summon twelve named jurors for the next Superior Court.
- Court minutesThe court appointed Jacob Marshal as road overseer.
- Court minutesThe court directed the sheriff to summon grand jurors Lewis Kirk, James Carr Jun’r, James Newland and 32 others for the next county court.
- Court minutesThe court appointed Peter Foust as road overseer.
- Court minutesThe court appointed John Morrow as road overseer.
- Court minutesAugustus Benton won damages after a setoff; Benjamin Smith appealed with John Taylor and Nath Christmas as sureties.
- Court minutesDeed, Joseph Stout to Peter Foust, proved by Jacob Marshal.
- Court minutesA summons to show cause was directed to John Woody’s heirs in John Marshal’s action; John Crawford was identified as their guardian.
