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MARSHALL, George William

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Generation: 1

  1. 1.  MARSHALL, George William (son of MARSHALL, Herbert).

    George married BOYE, Doralyn M on 17 Aug 1957 in Lockport, Niagara County, NY. Doralyn (daughter of BOYE, Victor R and WEBER, Marguerite) was born on 13 Dec 1932 in Lockport, Niagara County, NY; died on 16 Mar 2021 in Town of Amherst, Erie County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Notes:

    Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 6/1/1957

    The engagement of Miss Doralyn
    M. Boye, daughter of Mrs.
    Marguerite W. Boye, 252 Willow
    St., and the late Victor R. Boye,
    to George W. Marshall, son of Mr
    and Mrs. Herbert Marshall, 603
    Walnut St., has been announced.
    Miss Boye was graduated from
    Buffalo State Teachers College and
    is presently teaching at Hyde Park
    School, Niagara Falls.
    Mr. Marshall served four years
    in the U. S. Air Force and is presently
    attending Erie County Technical
    Institute where he is major
    lng in mechanical technology.
    The wedding will be solemnized
    August 17.

    ALSO

    Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 8/15/1957

    Mrs. Victor R. Boye, 252 Willow
    St., announces that the wedding of
    her daughter Doralyn Marguerite
    to George William Marshall, son
    of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Marshall.
    603 Walnut St., will be solemnized
    Saturday evening at 7 in St. Peter's
    United Church of Christ.
    Friends are cordially invited.

    ALSO

    Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 8/19/1957

    In a double-ring ceremony Saturday evening at 7 In
    St Peter's United Church of Christ, Miss Doralyn Marguerite
    Boye and George William Marshall repeated wedding
    vows before Dr. Clarence S. Gee.
    Altar bases of white gladioli and
    fuji mums, baskets of bronze fuji
    mums and white pompons, seven
    tier candelabra and palms formed
    the background
    Mrs Victor R. Boye. 252 Willow
    St., and the late Mr. Boye are the
    parents of the bride. The groom's
    parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
    Marshall. 603 Walnut St.
    BROTHER GIVES BRIDE
    Given In marriage by her brother,
    Victor W. Boye, the bride wore
    a gown of rose lace and nylon
    tulle, fashioned with an apron over
    rows of ruffled tulle and a lace
    peplum across the back. The fitted
    bodice featured a princess collar
    and long sleeves coming to
    points over the wrists.
    Her veil of illusion was caught
    to a beaded headdress. She carried
    a bouquet of white roses and
    ivy.
    The bride's slster-ln-law, Mrs.
    Mary Lou Boye. was matron of
    honor. Her ballerina-length Grecian
    style gown was fashioned of
    paradise blue nylon chiffon over
    taffeta with a deeper shade of
    blue velvet about the midriff.
    Matching blue net leaves on a
    band of velvet, and blue veiling
    completed her attire. She carried
    a bouquet of bronze fuji mums
    mixed with white pompons.
    The bride chose Miss Linda
    Reinholtx as bridesmaid. Her at-
    tire and flowers were like those of
    the matron of honor.
    BEST MAN, USHERS
    John H. Marshall, Schenectady,
    attended his brother as best man.
    The guests were seated by Robert
    Davis, brother-in-law of the
    groom, Duane Reggentine, cousin
    of tiie bride, and Lloyd Gerstung,
    all of Lockport.
    The music for the ceremony was
    played by Miss Alma Waring.
    The bride's mother chose a Dior
    blue sheath drees of lace outlined
    la silver over taffeta forming a
    flying panel In the back, and
    matching accessories. Her corsage
    was of white gardenias.
    The groom's mother favored a
    drees of navy blue chiffon over
    .taffeta with pale blue accessories,
    H e r c o r s a g e w a s of w h i t e carna.
    tions.
    Immediately following the cere
    mony a reception to 200 guests
    was held at Green Acres in Burt.
    A five-tiered wedding cake,
    flanked by silver candelabra and
    bouquets of yellow rosebuds deco-
    rated the bride's table. Mrs.
    George Holly and Miss Beverly
    Whitmore served at the reception..
    As the couple left for a trip
    through the New England States
    and Caaada, the bride wore a navy
    blue salt with white accessories
    On their return, they will make
    their home at 252 Willow St
    Out-of-town guests came from
    As the couple left for a trip
    through the New England States
    and Caaada, the bride wore a navy
    blue salt with white accessories
    On their return, they will make
    their home at 252 Willow St
    Out-of-town guests came from
    Buffalo State Teacher's College
    and is a member of the Hyde Park
    School Faculty in Niagara Falls.
    The groom served four years in
    the U.S.Air Force and is attend-
    ing Erie County Technica Insti-
    tute in Buffalo.
    Preceding the wedding, the
    bride was feted at showers given
    by Mrs. Carl Reggentine and Mrs.
    Martin Gartner; Mrs. Robert Da-
    vid, Miss Linda Reinholtz, Mrs
    Clarence Baker and Mrs. Victor
    W. Boye and the Hyde Park
    School faculty of Niagara Falls.

    Children:
    1. MARSHALL, Susan
    2. MARSHALL, Alan

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  MARSHALL, Herbert
    Children:
    1. 1. MARSHALL, George William
    2. MARSHALL, John H



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