From 1867 to 1939 a three-story, yellow brick building on this site provided education for area residents. Organized as Marshall Academy by local subscription, it once enrolled 100 students and offered a classical and preparatory curriculum . . . — — Map (db m315245) HM
Killed in Action
Civil War
Agnew, John Austin, Smith Butler, Nelson Cooper, John W. Coughlin, Richard H. Gregg, Lucius B. Hatfield, Silas Hinman, Franklin Johnson, John Peter Kinney, Asa Kippen, Charles . . . — — Map (db m315247) WM