Her stone uses the first name of Sallie, which was obviously important to the family otherwise they would have used her birth name of Sarah. Age 27 years, 1 month, 10 days. Oak Hill Cemetery also lists her under the same name and age in North Hill, Lot 171 with the notation Buried May 10, 1855. Her remains may have been moved to this lot later. In 1850, the Marshall family resided in the District of Columbia.
Daily National Intelligencer
Wednesday, September 9, 1846
Marriage
In Georgetown, by the Rev. Mr. Gassaway, on Tuesday, the 8th instant, Thomas Marshall, of Charles County, Maryland, to Miss Sarah M. Lyles, of the District of Columbia.
Daily National Intelligencer
Wednesday, September 9, 1846
Marriage
In Georgetown, by the Rev. Mr. Gassaway, on Tuesday, the 8th instant, Thomas Marshall, of Charles County, Maryland, to Miss Sarah M. Lyles, of the District of Columbia.
Her stone uses the first name of Sallie, which was obviously important to the family otherwise they would have used her birth name of Sarah. Age 27 years, 1 month, 10 days. Oak Hill Cemetery also lists her under the same name and age in North Hill, Lot 171 with the notation Buried May 10, 1855. Her remains may have been moved to this lot later. In 1850, the Marshall family resided in the District of Columbia.
Daily National Intelligencer
Wednesday, September 9, 1846
Marriage
In Georgetown, by the Rev. Mr. Gassaway, on Tuesday, the 8th instant, Thomas Marshall, of Charles County, Maryland, to Miss Sarah M. Lyles, of the District of Columbia.
Daily National Intelligencer
Wednesday, September 9, 1846
Marriage
In Georgetown, by the Rev. Mr. Gassaway, on Tuesday, the 8th instant, Thomas Marshall, of Charles County, Maryland, to Miss Sarah M. Lyles, of the District of Columbia.
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