Married Benjamin W. Leigh November 30, 1813, she was his second wife.
It was said she was remarkable for her beauty and amiability.
Susan was the oldest daughter of Rawleigh Thomas Colston (1749-1823) of Maidstone Manor, Berkeley County, Va. and Elizabeth Jacquelin Fisher Marshall (1756-1846), sister of John Marshall. Susan Colston Leigh was the niece of Chief Justice John Marshall. Her children were William (1814-1889), who married Mary White Colston; and Mary Susan Selden Leigh who married Conway Robinson
It was said she was remarkable for her beauty and amiability.
Susan was the oldest daughter of Rawleigh Thomas Colston (1749-1823) of Maidstone Manor, Berkeley County, Va. and Elizabeth Jacquelin Fisher Marshall (1756-1846), sister of John Marshall. Susan Colston Leigh was the niece of Chief Justice John Marshall. Her children were William (1814-1889), who married Mary White Colston; and Mary Susan Selden Leigh who married Conway Robinson
Married Benjamin W. Leigh November 30, 1813, she was his second wife.
It was said she was remarkable for her beauty and amiability.
Susan was the oldest daughter of Rawleigh Thomas Colston (1749-1823) of Maidstone Manor, Berkeley County, Va. and Elizabeth Jacquelin Fisher Marshall (1756-1846), sister of John Marshall. Susan Colston Leigh was the niece of Chief Justice John Marshall. Her children were William (1814-1889), who married Mary White Colston; and Mary Susan Selden Leigh who married Conway Robinson
It was said she was remarkable for her beauty and amiability.
Susan was the oldest daughter of Rawleigh Thomas Colston (1749-1823) of Maidstone Manor, Berkeley County, Va. and Elizabeth Jacquelin Fisher Marshall (1756-1846), sister of John Marshall. Susan Colston Leigh was the niece of Chief Justice John Marshall. Her children were William (1814-1889), who married Mary White Colston; and Mary Susan Selden Leigh who married Conway Robinson
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