Charlotte is the daughter of Warren C Marshall (1892-1946) who is buried in Arlington Cemetery, Drexel Hill PA. and Anna Laura (Laura) (Blake) Marshall (1891-1933) who is buried in St Pauls Cemetery, Port Republic N. J. St Pauls and Adams Cemetey's appear as one Cemetery, but are actually two. Charlotte is also the granddaughter of of Capt John E. Blake (1853-1929) and Mary Elizabeth (Lee) Blake (1850-1919), the great granddaughter of William Smith Blake (1818-1899) and Hannah (Lake) Blake (1826-1874) and the great, great grand daughter of Edward Blake (1780-1846) and Mary (Smith) Blake (1783-1843) who are also buried in St Pauls Cemetery Port Republic, N.J. Charlotte is also the great, great,great granddaughter of Capt. Micajah Smith (1742-1807) and Sarah (Owen) Smith (1744-1802) who are buried in the Methodist Union Chapel Cemetery across the street from St Pauls and Adams Cemeteries in Port Republic N. J. Capt. John Blake was a "Sea Captain" for many Years , William Smith Blake was a pastor at St Pauls Church in Port Republic, N.J. and Capt. Micajah Smith was a "privateer" during the Revolutionary War at Chestnut Neck N.J. and his name is inscribed on the monument there. Charlotte is buried next to her sister Mildred (Millie) Risley. They had a brother Lee Marshall
Charlotte is the daughter of Warren C Marshall (1892-1946) who is buried in Arlington Cemetery, Drexel Hill PA. and Anna Laura (Laura) (Blake) Marshall (1891-1933) who is buried in St Pauls Cemetery, Port Republic N. J. St Pauls and Adams Cemetey's appear as one Cemetery, but are actually two. Charlotte is also the granddaughter of of Capt John E. Blake (1853-1929) and Mary Elizabeth (Lee) Blake (1850-1919), the great granddaughter of William Smith Blake (1818-1899) and Hannah (Lake) Blake (1826-1874) and the great, great grand daughter of Edward Blake (1780-1846) and Mary (Smith) Blake (1783-1843) who are also buried in St Pauls Cemetery Port Republic, N.J. Charlotte is also the great, great,great granddaughter of Capt. Micajah Smith (1742-1807) and Sarah (Owen) Smith (1744-1802) who are buried in the Methodist Union Chapel Cemetery across the street from St Pauls and Adams Cemeteries in Port Republic N. J. Capt. John Blake was a "Sea Captain" for many Years , William Smith Blake was a pastor at St Pauls Church in Port Republic, N.J. and Capt. Micajah Smith was a "privateer" during the Revolutionary War at Chestnut Neck N.J. and his name is inscribed on the monument there. Charlotte is buried next to her sister Mildred (Millie) Risley. They had a brother Lee Marshall
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