The Marshall surname

In the chronology 12 people

The people of this surname named in the county’s dated events, as the names index lists them. Each printed name is its own heading; names that may be one person are not merged.

• Marshall, Elaine 1 entry, 2021
  • July 16, 2021: Joal Broun is sworn in as a district court judge
• Marshall, Elizabeth 2 entries, 1799–1828
  • 1799–1828: Friends meetings and children born outside marriage, 1799–1828
  • June 1828 (6th month): Cane Creek women Friends disown Elizabeth Marshall for having a child while unmarried
• Marshall, John 3 entries, 1768–1934
  • May 21, 1768: Regulators meeting at George Sally's appoint a committee of eight to petition Governor Tryon
  • November Term 1796: The court orders John Marshall to produce Sarah Jones on Hannah Jones's petition
  • by February 16, 1934: The Rockefeller Foundation grants the Carolina Playmakers $7,500
• Marshall, M. M. 1 entry, 1887
  • July 17, 1887: Bishop Lyman ordains William L. Reaney a priest at St. Matthew's
• Marshall, Maynard 1 entry, 1917
  • May 5, 1917: A Chapel Hill mass meeting sends off the men leaving for Fort Oglethorpe
• Marshall, Ralph T. 1 entry, 1959
  • October 18, 1959: Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church dedicates its new student center and educational wing
• Marshall, Randy 15 entries, 1956–1992
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  • 1956–1992: Parking in Chapel Hill and on campus, 1956–1992
  • 1971–1992: Carrboro's town government, 1971–1992
  • 1971–1992: Chapel Hill, Carrboro and the bicycle, 1971–1992
  • 1979–1989: Town elections and bond votes, 1979–1989
  • November 3, 1987: Eleanor Kinnaird unseats Mayor Jim Porto, and Carrboro elects Jay Bryan, Frances Shetley and Randy Marshall aldermen
  • November 28, 1989: Carrboro aldermen adopt a townwide sidewalk and bikeway plan
  • September 26, 1989: Carrboro Board of Aldermen creates a Neighborhood Preservation District and commission
  • February 12, 1991: Carrboro aldermen back a federal sales tax on mail-order sales
  • November 5, 1991: Carrboro re-elects aldermen Jay Bryan, Frances Shetley and Randy Marshall as Mayor Eleanor Kinnaird runs unopposed
  • 1991: The 1991 town elections in Chapel Hill and Carrboro
  • February 4, 1992: Carrboro aldermen defeat a plan to annex five unincorporated holes inside the town
  • September 15, 1992: Carrboro Board of Aldermen raises parking fines to $25
  • March 24, 1992: Carrboro aldermen reject a ban on panhandling
  • mid-January 1992: Carrboro aldermen meet in retreat facing a $150,000 shortfall
  • November 10, 1992: Carrboro aldermen approve a cellular telephone tower on South Greensboro Street
• Marshall, Roger 2 entries, 1963–1967
  • October 22, 1963: Orange Democrats elect Roger Marshall of Eno to the county school board
  • March 6, 1967: Charles W. Stanford resigns from the county school board after 26 years
• Marshall, Roy K. 1 entry, 1949
  • by February 24, 1949: Roy K. Marshall is named director of the Morehead Planetarium
• Marshall, Shirley 28 entries, 1960–1988
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  • 1960–1994: Caring for the Old Chapel Hill Cemetery, 1960–1994
  • 1965–1977: Chapel Hill and Carrboro town and school board elections, 1965–1977
  • 1968–1990: Droughts, the Durham lines and Hillsborough water, 1968–1990
  • March 8, 1972: Chapel Hill aldermen appoint Shirley Marshall to the board
  • August 31, 1972: Chapel Hill aldermen put off a referendum on a town-campus bus system
  • 1972–1974: Planning downtown Chapel Hill's renewal, 1972–1974
  • November 6, 1973: Chapel Hill elects Shirley Marshall, Gerry Cohen, Tommy Gardner and Sid Rancer to the Board of Aldermen
  • November 26, 1973: Mayor Howard Lee names aldermen to a Chapel Hill-Carrboro energy conservation task force
  • 1973–1974: The energy crisis in Chapel Hill, 1973–1974
  • September 3, 1973: Alderman Shirley Marshall announces for election to the Chapel Hill board
  • March 11, 1974: Chapel Hill aldermen accept the downtown study and set up a committee to carry it out
  • April 22, 1974: Chapel Hill aldermen turn down a plan to let vendors back onto Franklin Street
  • January 17, 1974: Handicapped students lead University and town officials on an accessibility tour of the campus and Franklin Street
  • November 27, 1974: Vandals break or topple forty to fifty monuments in the Old Chapel Hill Cemetery
  • 1975–1991: Chapel Hill's greenways, 1975–1991
  • January 7, 1976: Chapel Hill aldermen replace the town's water and sewer authority members with three of their own
  • February 23, 1976: Chapel Hill aldermen vote to buy the University's water and sewer systems themselves, bypassing the water and sewer authority
  • 1976–1993: Chapel Hill's planning area, the joint planning agreement, the rural buffer and Southern Village, 1976–1993
  • October 13, 1977: OWASA approves a surcharge to pay for the Durham water
  • by March 15, 1977: OWASA presses on with its Cane Creek reservoir survey over landowners' objections
  • September 28, 1977: Chapel Hill Alderman Shirley Marshall decides not to seek another term
  • November 2, 1982: Orange County voters elect Democrats Lloyd, Walker and Marshall to the county commission
  • February 15, 1983: Orange County commissioners ask the legislature for a law on wild animals and put off a county ban
  • 1983–1989: Orange County's half-cent sales tax, school bonds and impact tax, 1983–1989
  • September 6, 1983: Orange County commissioners name a task force on school building needs and the half-cent sales tax
  • November 4, 1986: Orange County re-elects Sheriff Lindy Pendergrass and its unopposed county officers
  • December 1987: Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Orange County leaders begin meeting together on shared issues
  • by March 23, 1988: Orange County commissioners drop a $1 million greenways project from the parks master plan
• Marshall, Shirley E. 1 entry, 1984
  • April 2, 1984: Orange County commissioners adopt the half-cent local sales tax
• Marshall, Thomas Riley 1 entry, 1913
  • June 1913: Vice President Thomas R. Marshall gives the commencement address

In the historical records 121 records

30 deeds, 1 records of enslaved people, 16 marriages, 60 court minutes, 3 tax list entries and 11 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. Marshall marriages in full · Search the name in every collection