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Bolden, Donald Paul (b. Private)
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Bolden, Marshall Paul (b. Private)
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Bolden, Linsey Ann (b. Private)
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Bolden, Craig Elliott (b. Private)
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Marshall, Willie Lee (b. 22 SEP 1920, d. 28 APR 1985)
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Willie Lee served in the US Navy during WWII and was aboard the USS Helena when it was sunk by the Japaneese. He survived. My brother Willie James remembers that Uncle Albert and Aunt Mary were visiting with Mom and Dad when they got the news of the sinking. They hurrily returned to their home in Jay FL.
Willie Lee and his wife worked as Chemstran in Pensacola making Nylon and other products. He also farmed the homestead of his dads.
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Marshall, Edward (b. Private)
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Marshall, Ray (b. Private)
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Marshall, Robert Edward (b. Private)
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Doggett, Robert Walter (b. Private)
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Parrish, James Augus (b. MAR 1873, d. WFT Est. 1913-1964)
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Parrish, John E. (b. JUL 1870, d. WFT Est. 1911-1961)
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Parrish, Infant (b. ABT. 1868, d. WFT Est. 1869-1958)
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Parrish, John Wesley (b. WFT Est. 1821-1852, d. 8 SEP 1877)
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All the data on John Wesley Parrish and this family was provided by Ron Head of Mongomery,
AL
John Wesley Parrish was the editor of a Dale Co AL newspaper "The Southern Star", before moving to Chapel Hill, Tx, where he died Sep 8, 1877. After his death, his widow Sarah and her children returned to AL.
One source states that Sarah's three children were cared from by Doll Marshall, Sarah's younger brother.
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Parrish, Virginia (b. ABT. 1875, d. WFT Est. 1876-1969)
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Parrish, William Albritton Dr. (b. 31 JUL 1876, d. 18 MAY 1957)
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My father William Marshall b 16 Mar 1898 worked for Dr Parrish as a farm
> hand until the beginning of World War II when he left Dr. Parrish's farm to
> work at Napier Field, an flight training base for the Army Air Corp. Dr
> Parrish lived in a big house in Midland City AL at the intersection of Wiley
> Ave and 4th St (Northeast corner). His farm was at the end of 4th St and is
> now a sub-division. After Dr. Parrish died Emmett returned and lived in the
> house for a while. Emmett had some hogs on the farm that I feed when Emmett
> was out of town. Emmett's wife took me to Ozark to get my drivers license in
> 1961. Dr Parrish's office was in down town Midland City and my mother
> Melonae Bright Marshall worked some for him as a medical helper. She had no
> training, but helped get the people in the right place for Dr. Parrish is see
> them.
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> My brother dated Rebecca Parrish while they were in high school. Everyone
> thought they would get married, but he went away to the Army and came home
> with a new bride. After he, Willie James and his wife Elva married, they
> lived in an upstrairs appartment in Dr. Parrish's house before moving to
> Dothan, AL.
>
> Emmett was in the service. I'm not sure if Army or Air Force and not sure if
> officer of enlisted.
>
> Dr. Parrish was a member of the Dale County School Board supporting the high
> school at Midland City. After his death his picture was hung in the main
> hallway of the school until it closed in 1962. I often wonder what happened
> to that picture.
>
> Rebecca returned to Ariton AL with her husband William (Billy) after he retied from the
> service, Air Force I think. I would see him deer hunting at Ft. Rucker AL
> until I stopped hunting in about 1973.
In Fred Watson's Forgotten Trails, he writes:
William Abbritton Parris, of Midland City, was born July 31, 1876, at Chapel Hill, TX. He is the son of John Wesley and Sarah (Marshall) Parrish, the former a native of Echo, Dale County, AL, who later moved to Ozark where he became associated with the Southern Star, then moving to Chapel Hill, TX and a soldier in the Confederate States Army; grandson of James Parrish of Echo, and of Francis Joseph and Virginia (Bull) Marshall, also of Echo.
Senator Parrish was educated in the public schools of Dale, Geneva and Henry Counties, graduated from South East Alabama Agricultural College, at Abbeville in 1900, was granted first grade teacher's certificate and taught for a number of years in the schools of Dale, Henry, Geneva, and Pike Counties. He then took up the study of medicine, receiving a M. D. degree from the University of Nashville Medical College, 1909, and passed the medical examination of Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. He located at Campbellton FL, where he began the pratice of his profession and servied as mayor from 1910 to 1914. He removed to Midland City where he continued his practice. He served on both local and county school boards. He was a Democrat, a Methodist, an Odd Fellow, a Mason, A Shriner, and a Woodman of the World.
He marrried (1) Dec 25, 1909, at Nashville, TN, Emma daughter of Thomas an Laura F. (Flenner) Hugher, of that place, (2) July 31, 1918 at Hartford, Ettie Mae, daughterof George and Rebecca (Martin) Hatcher, of that place. Children Mary Lucile married Jack Ward, Emmet A, and adopted Dovie Rebecca McCrone, niece of Mrs. Parrish.
Dr. Parrish was an Alabama State Senator in 1935.
Willie James Marshall states that Dr. Parrish was sitting in the State Senate when his mother Sallie V. became ill with blood poisioning. She had developed pneumonia by the time Dr. Parrish returned and could not be saved.
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Unk, Tamer (b. WFT Est. 1759-1785, d. WFT Est. 1815-1854)
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Marshall, Joseph M. (b. ABT. 1799, d. ABT. 1880)
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Marshall, Mary Ann E. (b. ABT. 1806, d. 18 NOV 1852)
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Marshall, Narcisse (b. ABT. 1808, d. WFT Est. 1824-1902)
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Marshall, Herbert (b. ABT. 1810, d. WFT Est. 1852-1901)
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