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Earl, the son of Curtis and Frieda Marshall (Morganthaler) was born on April 11, 1911 at the family farm house on Barryville, Road, Maple Grove Township, Barry County, Michigan. Earl married BERNECE ELSIE HALLOCK who was born on August 23, 1916.. Earl and Bernece had three children, Arloa Doreen, Marvin Earl and Dean Ray. Bernece Hallock is the daughter of Tracy and Hazel (Mathews) Hallock. Earl and Bernece purchased a 95 acre farm at 4144 Barryville Road in 1940. The family moved there in 1944. Bernece is currently living with Dean Marshall in Illinois. The Marshall Family farm has been unoccupied since Bernece moved to live with her son Dean in Illinois. Marvin and Robyn Marshall, who are currently residing in Australia plan to live much of the year at the farm starting in 2006. Earl was a precision tool grinder during WWII in Detroit, Michigan. Besides keeping up the farm which was fully stocked with cattle, Earl worked full time at Hastings Piston Rings before moving to E.W. Bliss where he worked until his death in 1977. Bernece worked for years at the Barry county facility for the aged as a cook. Bernece died on May 20, 2005 at the age of 89. Earl, at age 66, died on February 7, 1977. Earl and Bernece are buried at Lakeview Cemetery in Nashville, Michigan. It was Earl's wishes that the Marshall Family Farm stay in the Marshall Family name and in case of difficult financial times, the farm would be available to the extended Marshall Family to survive on. To see photo of this beautiful property and memories of Marvin Earl Marshall who grew up on this Michigan farm -- Click Here |
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Airial view of Marshall Family Farm - 1964 |
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Marvin and Arloa Large Oak Tree - 1947 Bernece and Earl -1962 |
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Earl Samuel Marshall 1911 6 months old (see penny post card, next photo, which is on the reverse of this photo) |
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Post Card with Baby Earl on the reverse, as seen on photo above. |
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Earl Marshall 1915-16 about 5 years of age. |
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Earl Marshall 1915-16 about 6 years of age. |
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Earl Marshall 1915-16 about 6 years of age. |
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Earl Marshall 1915-16 about 6 years of age. |
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Earl Marshall About 6 years old with 'enthusiastic' classmates at Branch School house. |
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Earl Marshall with High School classmates about 1924 |
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Earl Marshall High School Graduation photo 1928 |
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Earl Marshall his dog Ben who was about 6 years old. |
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1931 Earl Marshall proudly stands by his brand new 1931 Ford Roadster.
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1936 Earl Marshall, his mother and father Curtis and Frieda Mashall and Earl's young neice Dawn Marshall after a big snow storm. Dawn is standing in frong of Frieda Marshall
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1939 L to R Bernece Hallock Marshall Wynonna White Photo taken at Frank Hallock Jr. farm on Hallock Road northwest of
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1940 Earl and Bernece took Earl's mom Frieda on a trip to the Straits of Mackinac.
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Earl Marshall - 1942 Standing with the Washington Monument in Warshington D.C. |
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1941 Earl Marshall's new 1941 Ford. Pictured with daughter Arloa.
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1942 Big day for Earl Marshall on his 31st birthday - April 11, 1942 as he bought what is now the |
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1942 Earl, Bernece, Arloa and Marvin Marshall move from Marshall, Michigan to this home at 15424 Trinity Street, Detroit, Michigan. Earl took job there as a precision tool maker. Company made measuring blocks that was used to determine the accuracy of micrometers. Very important work for a city that was tooled up for WWII.
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1942 Earl and wife Bea Marshall standing in yard of their new home in Detroit, Michigan
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Circa - 1939 Photo at his mother's (Frieda Marshall) home, 5384 Barryville Road, Nashville, Michigan. |
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1942 Earl Marshall posing with new suit. |
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1942 Fred Feutz Fred was Earl Marshall and Clarence McElvey's foreman when they helped build M-30, made of concrete, in 1930 |
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1943 Arloa Marshall inspects the rather well 'proportioned' snow woman scalpted by her father Earl Marshall
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1943 Earl Marshall's workmates in Detroit. L to R Earl Marshall, Carl Mead (previous classmate) and Doyal Marshall (Earl's first cousin).
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1944 Earl Marshall row boat giving he daughter Arloa a boat ride near Aunt Fern home on the lake.
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1944 Earl sitting on some rocks over look the lake while visiting Aunt Fern.
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1944 Earl Marshall feeds a tame deer at a park. The photo was taken while on a six weeks trip touring many states in the Western U.S. While on this extended trip, Arloa and Marvin stated at their grandmothers and help Grandmom with her chores. There was a wooden fence running east and west and Marvin would straddle this fence, like he was rocking on the fence, singing over and over - "Goin to Cal-la-forn-ja, Goin to Cal-la-forn-ja. This is where Mom and Dad were headed and he was going to ride that fence til he caught up with them.
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1944 At a gathering of the Matthew's family, the ladies and girls posed for an all female photol |
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1945 After the trip to California with Ted and Hellen Fisher, Earl Marshall is posing for a photo with his very close friend Ted Fisher. They remained friends for life, as did they wifes, Benice Marshall and Helen Fisher.
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1945 Earl Marshall posed for photo at his Mom's farm house. You can see the address number 5364. Which is on Barryville Rd SW of Nashville, Michigan. |
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1947 Connie Clystek, rides in her Uncle Earl's lap while pulling a hayrake with a 1944 Ford Fergeson. While windrowing the hay, Arloa is running the rake seen seated on the rake. The photo was repeated (not shown) while five and 1/2 year old Marin ran the rake. |
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1947 Earl Marshall proudly poses in front of his 5 acre stand of corn. Notice a second crop of lettuce is just spouting up. |
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1946 Just begining major work at the farm since just moving from Detroit.
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Circa - 1947 L to R Gus Morganthaler, Earl Marshall, Marvin Marshall, Arloa Marshall and Grandmother Freida Marshall - Gus's sister.
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1947 The Tester Family visits the Marshall Farm. L to R Hazel 'Hallock' Tester, Alfred Tester, Guila Hallock. in the 2nd Darrell Tester, Arloa Marshall and in the front, Elaine Tester and Marvin Marshall. All standing in front of the mulberry tree at the Marshall Farm. During the summer, Marvin would spend hours in the tree munching countless mulberries. Arloa too, but she complaind that it stained her bare feet blue from the fallen berries. |
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1947 Freida Marshall, Earl Marshall and Earl's Uncle, Gus Morganthaler.
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October 12, 1947 Arloa and Marvin ready for school bus to take them to Nashville. Arloa atended there from grade 5 through 12. Marvin from kindergarten through 12. Reason for string? Don't remember.
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1948 Earl poses in front of his newly planted grape vine on the north side of the house. Note, you can see Burr Fassett's barn north up Barryville Rd. The Fassets were great neighbors and ran a very productive dairy farm. |
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1964 Frieda Morganthaler Marshall funeral gathering at Earl and Bernece Marshall home. L to R. Bob Marshall Earl Samuel Marshall |
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1966 Rare photo of Earl Marshall smoking a cigar complet with his fancy smoking facket. He was an avided reader of Reader's Digent, which he is doing here.
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196? Earl Marshall receiving his 25 year pin from the President of E.W. Bliss. Bliss manufactured huge presses that were shipped world-wide. Earl was a precision tool grinder. Earl, a tireless worker, maintained and ran the Marshall farm and worked at Bliss right up until his passing. |
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Earl Samuel and Bernece Elsie Marshall's gravestone at Lakeview Cemetary in Nashville, Michigan |
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2009 March 2nd Earl Samuel Marshall Bernece Elsie Hallock Marshall Gravestone - Lakeview Cemetery - Nashville, Michigan Marvin Earl Marshall pays respect to his parents |
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