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Matthew MARSH (1769 - 1840)
Children Self + Spouses Parents Grandparents Greatgrandparents
George MARSH
Matthew Henry MARSH (1810 - 1881)
Georgiana MARSH (1814 - )
Charles William MARSH (1815 - 1871)
Matthew MARSH (1769 - 1840)

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Matthew MARSH
Matthew MARSH
b. 25 Oct 1769
+. Margaret BRODIE (1776 - )
d. 30 Jul 1840 aged 70
Children (4):
George MARSH
Matthew Henry MARSH (1810 - 1881)
Georgiana MARSH (1814 - )
Charles William MARSH (1815 - 1871)
Grandchildren (12):
Bertha M MARSH (1846 - ), Edith A MARSH (1847 - ), Georgiana E L MARSH (1854 - ), Catherina MARSH (1843 - 1934), Fanny MARSH (1844 - 1912), Marion MARSH (1847 - 1920), Philomen George MARSH (1848 - 1937), Henry MARSH (1850 - 1860), Charles McLeod (Cloudy) MARSH (1852 - 1906), Margaret Lucy MARSH (1853 - 1933), Harold Norman MARSH (1855 - 1876), Herbert Greenup MARSH (1859 - 1941)
Events in Matthew MARSH (1769 - 1840)'s life
Date Age Event Place Notes Src
25 Oct 1769 Matthew MARSH was born 12
1810 41 Birth of son Matthew Henry MARSH 12
1814 45 Birth of daughter Georgiana MARSH 12
20 Apr 1815 45 Birth of son Charles William MARSH Winterslow, Wiltshire, England 12
30 Jul 1840 70 Matthew MARSH died 12
Personal Notes:
Headstone reads
"In Memory of Matthew Marsh B.D. Born October 25th 1769 Died July 30 1840
He was many years Canon Residentiary and Subdean of this Cathedral and Chancellor of the Diocese.
Deeply learned, he devoted the energies of an acute, well-stoed and powerful mind to the advancement of Christian truth.
Of the blessed doctorines of teh Gospel, he was to the last a most zealous and successful assertor; performing his duties in this Cathedral to within a few hours of his death.
Humble and unostentatious, he failed not to exemplify in private the fruits of thise doctorines which he publicly taught for upwards of forty years.
Charitable in deed, in word, in thought, he viewed with pity the failings of others, and remembering the joy which is in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, his chief delight was to bring back the wanderer to the paths of life & hope of salvation.
To one most constant in his friendship, and in his dealings with all men most faithful and true:- To one whose love and devotion to themselves they can never sufficiently acknowledge, his widow & children have placed this testimonial of affection and regret.
Sorrowing, yet not without hope."
Source References:
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