Baker-Marshall papers 1806-1926 1806-1853 Baker-Marshall papers

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Baker-Marshall papers 1806-1926 1806-1853 Baker-Marshall papers

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The Baker-Marshall papers contain personal correspondence, financial documents, and other items related to Timothy Baker and Ichabod Marshall, two early settlers of Norwalk, Ohio, who became prominent local merchants.

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