Peter Hutchins Marsalis is listed in the Inhabitants of Mississippi in 1816 as transcribed from the original rolls on file in the Mississippi Department of Archives and History; Centenary Volume, 1917 pp. 66-152, located in Jackson, Mississippi. Peter Marsalis was involved in negotiating treaties with Indians on behalf of USA. He first came to what is now Mississippi to work for his uncle, Anthony Hutchins.
The spelling of Mississippi branch of family was changed to Marsalis.
The middle name of Hutchins was discovered on a land patent, and is the maiden name of his mother, Hannah HUTCHINS Marsalis.
Descendant Thomas Wixon researched and recovered the Marsalis cemetery, preserving the history of Peter Hutchins Marsalis for long time to come. Mr. Wixon, and others, worked very hard to clean up and repair the cemetery, making many meaningful discoveries as they went.
Researcher Tempe Crosby wrote to Sharon Marsalis that Harmon/Harman's land was under Washington Rock which is in Plainfield, New Jersey and her research convinced her that our Peter H. Marsalis was born in or near Bound Brook, New Jersey. This was a correct observation by Mrs. Crosby. The will of Harman Marselisen leaves his Bound Brook property to his son John, and also names son Peter, wife Hannah, and brother in law Anthony Hutchins and brother Peter Marselis. (9 Dec 1746). Harman Marselisen was the grandfather of our Peter Hutchins Marsalis.
See 1820 United States Federal Census Amite County, Mississippi; M33_57; Page: 23 Line 33 for household of
Peter H. Marsalis
Males 0-10 born 1810-1820 two (Patterson Marsalis and Thomas Marsalis)
Males 10-16 born 1804-1810 two (William Peter Marsalis and Ephraim Marsalis)
Males 45-up born Before 1775 one Peter H. Marsalis
Female 0-10 born 1810-1820 two (Phoebe Marsalis and Mariah Marsalis)
Female 10-16 born 1804-1810 one Sarah Jane Marsalis
Female 16-26 born 1794-1804 one unknown to me
Female 26-45 born 1775-1794 one Mary Magdalene "Polly" Marsalis
The maiden name of the wife of Peter Hutchins Marsalis is believed to be Gordon. There was a Thomas Gordon in the same area with Peter Hutchins Marsalis. There is no proven connection to any established pre_Revolutionary War Gordon family. She was purported to be born in the Carolinas.
The spelling of Mississippi branch of family was changed to Marsalis.
The middle name of Hutchins was discovered on a land patent, and is the maiden name of his mother, Hannah HUTCHINS Marsalis.
Descendant Thomas Wixon researched and recovered the Marsalis cemetery, preserving the history of Peter Hutchins Marsalis for long time to come. Mr. Wixon, and others, worked very hard to clean up and repair the cemetery, making many meaningful discoveries as they went.
Researcher Tempe Crosby wrote to Sharon Marsalis that Harmon/Harman's land was under Washington Rock which is in Plainfield, New Jersey and her research convinced her that our Peter H. Marsalis was born in or near Bound Brook, New Jersey. This was a correct observation by Mrs. Crosby. The will of Harman Marselisen leaves his Bound Brook property to his son John, and also names son Peter, wife Hannah, and brother in law Anthony Hutchins and brother Peter Marselis. (9 Dec 1746). Harman Marselisen was the grandfather of our Peter Hutchins Marsalis.
See 1820 United States Federal Census Amite County, Mississippi; M33_57; Page: 23 Line 33 for household of
Peter H. Marsalis
Males 0-10 born 1810-1820 two (Patterson Marsalis and Thomas Marsalis)
Males 10-16 born 1804-1810 two (William Peter Marsalis and Ephraim Marsalis)
Males 45-up born Before 1775 one Peter H. Marsalis
Female 0-10 born 1810-1820 two (Phoebe Marsalis and Mariah Marsalis)
Female 10-16 born 1804-1810 one Sarah Jane Marsalis
Female 16-26 born 1794-1804 one unknown to me
Female 26-45 born 1775-1794 one Mary Magdalene "Polly" Marsalis
The maiden name of the wife of Peter Hutchins Marsalis is believed to be Gordon. There was a Thomas Gordon in the same area with Peter Hutchins Marsalis. There is no proven connection to any established pre_Revolutionary War Gordon family. She was purported to be born in the Carolinas.
Peter Hutchins Marsalis is listed in the Inhabitants of Mississippi in 1816 as transcribed from the original rolls on file in the Mississippi Department of Archives and History; Centenary Volume, 1917 pp. 66-152, located in Jackson, Mississippi. Peter Marsalis was involved in negotiating treaties with Indians on behalf of USA. He first came to what is now Mississippi to work for his uncle, Anthony Hutchins.
The spelling of Mississippi branch of family was changed to Marsalis.
The middle name of Hutchins was discovered on a land patent, and is the maiden name of his mother, Hannah HUTCHINS Marsalis.
Descendant Thomas Wixon researched and recovered the Marsalis cemetery, preserving the history of Peter Hutchins Marsalis for long time to come. Mr. Wixon, and others, worked very hard to clean up and repair the cemetery, making many meaningful discoveries as they went.
Researcher Tempe Crosby wrote to Sharon Marsalis that Harmon/Harman's land was under Washington Rock which is in Plainfield, New Jersey and her research convinced her that our Peter H. Marsalis was born in or near Bound Brook, New Jersey. This was a correct observation by Mrs. Crosby. The will of Harman Marselisen leaves his Bound Brook property to his son John, and also names son Peter, wife Hannah, and brother in law Anthony Hutchins and brother Peter Marselis. (9 Dec 1746). Harman Marselisen was the grandfather of our Peter Hutchins Marsalis.
See 1820 United States Federal Census Amite County, Mississippi; M33_57; Page: 23 Line 33 for household of
Peter H. Marsalis
Males 0-10 born 1810-1820 two (Patterson Marsalis and Thomas Marsalis)
Males 10-16 born 1804-1810 two (William Peter Marsalis and Ephraim Marsalis)
Males 45-up born Before 1775 one Peter H. Marsalis
Female 0-10 born 1810-1820 two (Phoebe Marsalis and Mariah Marsalis)
Female 10-16 born 1804-1810 one Sarah Jane Marsalis
Female 16-26 born 1794-1804 one unknown to me
Female 26-45 born 1775-1794 one Mary Magdalene "Polly" Marsalis
The maiden name of the wife of Peter Hutchins Marsalis is believed to be Gordon. There was a Thomas Gordon in the same area with Peter Hutchins Marsalis. There is no proven connection to any established pre_Revolutionary War Gordon family. She was purported to be born in the Carolinas.
The spelling of Mississippi branch of family was changed to Marsalis.
The middle name of Hutchins was discovered on a land patent, and is the maiden name of his mother, Hannah HUTCHINS Marsalis.
Descendant Thomas Wixon researched and recovered the Marsalis cemetery, preserving the history of Peter Hutchins Marsalis for long time to come. Mr. Wixon, and others, worked very hard to clean up and repair the cemetery, making many meaningful discoveries as they went.
Researcher Tempe Crosby wrote to Sharon Marsalis that Harmon/Harman's land was under Washington Rock which is in Plainfield, New Jersey and her research convinced her that our Peter H. Marsalis was born in or near Bound Brook, New Jersey. This was a correct observation by Mrs. Crosby. The will of Harman Marselisen leaves his Bound Brook property to his son John, and also names son Peter, wife Hannah, and brother in law Anthony Hutchins and brother Peter Marselis. (9 Dec 1746). Harman Marselisen was the grandfather of our Peter Hutchins Marsalis.
See 1820 United States Federal Census Amite County, Mississippi; M33_57; Page: 23 Line 33 for household of
Peter H. Marsalis
Males 0-10 born 1810-1820 two (Patterson Marsalis and Thomas Marsalis)
Males 10-16 born 1804-1810 two (William Peter Marsalis and Ephraim Marsalis)
Males 45-up born Before 1775 one Peter H. Marsalis
Female 0-10 born 1810-1820 two (Phoebe Marsalis and Mariah Marsalis)
Female 10-16 born 1804-1810 one Sarah Jane Marsalis
Female 16-26 born 1794-1804 one unknown to me
Female 26-45 born 1775-1794 one Mary Magdalene "Polly" Marsalis
The maiden name of the wife of Peter Hutchins Marsalis is believed to be Gordon. There was a Thomas Gordon in the same area with Peter Hutchins Marsalis. There is no proven connection to any established pre_Revolutionary War Gordon family. She was purported to be born in the Carolinas.
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