Mary was the daughter of James P. Vass and Nancy P. Aiken. She married Joseph W. Marshall of North Carolina in Danville on 20 November 1847. They had at least five children: Nancy, Joseph, Elizabeth, Sally (or Sarah) and Mary. Mary and Joseph spent much of their married life in North Carolina and southside Virginia.
In 1880, Mary was widowed and working as a dressmaker in Richmond.
She is buried in the Francis J. Barnes/Charles S. Cook plot.
In 1880, Mary was widowed and working as a dressmaker in Richmond.
She is buried in the Francis J. Barnes/Charles S. Cook plot.
Mary was the daughter of James P. Vass and Nancy P. Aiken. She married Joseph W. Marshall of North Carolina in Danville on 20 November 1847. They had at least five children: Nancy, Joseph, Elizabeth, Sally (or Sarah) and Mary. Mary and Joseph spent much of their married life in North Carolina and southside Virginia.
In 1880, Mary was widowed and working as a dressmaker in Richmond.
She is buried in the Francis J. Barnes/Charles S. Cook plot.
In 1880, Mary was widowed and working as a dressmaker in Richmond.
She is buried in the Francis J. Barnes/Charles S. Cook plot.
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