Marschalk, Francis, Family Papers, 1865-1911

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Marschalk, Francis, Family Papers, 1865-1911

Composed primarily of correspondence, the Francis Marschalk Family Papers, 1865-1911, document the personal and business affairs of newspaper publisher Francis Marschalk and his family.

3 ft., 8 in.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8072879

University of Texas Libraries

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Born in Mississippi, Francis Marschalk (ca. 1841-1891) was the son of Andrew Marschalk (1767-1838), an English immigrant, Revolutionary War veteran, and publisher of the Mississippi Herald, who was known as the “father of the Mississippi press.” The younger Marschalk followed in his father’s footsteps, founding the fist newspaper of Delta, Texas in 1859. After three years of service in the Confederate Navy during the Civil War, Marschalk returned to Mississippi where he worked as pr...