Marshall, James Ayrault, 1833-1853.

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James Ayrault Marshall was born in 1833 and baptized in Colebrook, Connecticut, on May 1, 1835. He was the son of Raphael and Mary Ann (Ayrault) Marshall. His mother died March 31, 1833, possibly in childbirth. Marshall taught school in Athens, New York, before embarking on a trip around Mississippi in 1853, during which he gave sporadic temperance lectures and considered taking work as a teacher of bookkeeping. During an epidemic of yellow fever, Marshall died of the disease on September 5, 1853, near Vicksburg, Mississippi.

From the guide to the James A. Marshall diary, Marshall, James A. diary, 1853, (William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan)

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Place Name Admin Code Country
Natchez (Miss.)
Natchez (Miss.)
United States
New Orleans (La.)
Vicksburg (Miss.)
Athens (N.Y.)
Memphis (Tenn.)
Vicksburg (Miss.)
New Orleans (La.)
Mississippi-Description and travel.
Mississippi
Memphis (Tenn.)
Athens (N.Y.)
Subject
Slavery
Slavery
Education
Education
African Americans
African Americans
African Americans
Auctions
Auctions
Church attendance
Music
Music
Slave trade
Slave-trade
Temperance
Voyages and travels
Yellow fever
Occupation
Activity

Person

Birth 1833

Death 1853

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