Thomas C. Marshall Jr.
Born: January 17, 1826
Birthplace: Oak Hill Plantation, Fauquier County, Virginia
Father: Thomas Marshall 1781 – 1835
(Buried: Marshall Cemetery, Delaplane, Virginia)
Mother: Margaret Wadrop Lewis 1792 – 1829
(Buried: Marshall Cemetery, Delaplane, Virginia)
Grandfather: Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, John Marshall
Wife: Ann Maria Barton 1830 – 1861
Married: August 1848 in Winchester, Virginia
Children:
Fannie Jones Marshall
Fielding Lewis Marshall
David Barton Marshall
Margaret Lewis Marshall
Thomas Marshall
Bolling W. Marshall
Education:
1845 - 1846: University of Virginia
Studied under Law under D.W. Marshall in Winchester, Virginia
Civil War Career:
1861 – 1862: Captain in 7th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
1861: Served as a volunteer aide to Stonewall Jackson at the First Battle of Bull Run
1862: Captured on August 2, 1862 during the Battle of Orange Court House,
1862: In Late September, after spending time in the Old Capitol Prison, Marshall was exchanged
1862 – 1864: Lt. Colonel of 7th Virginia Cavalry Regiment
1863 - Engaged near the town of Fairfield, loosing his horse to enemy fire during the Gettysburg Campaign
1864: Served in the Battle of Trevilian Station, Virginia
1864: Wounded during the Battle of Ream's Station, Virginia
1864: Wounded during the Siege of Petersburg, Virginia
Had six horses shot out from under him during the war.
1864: Killed in Battle near Winchester, at Nineveh, Virginia on November 10th
Died: November 10, 1864
Place of Death: Nineveh, Virginia
Age at time of Death: 38 years old
Burial Place: Stonewall Confederate Cemetery, Winchester, Virginia
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