Items

• Robert M. Wray Military Papers

  Robert M. Wray military papers and correspondence. Robert M. Wray is the great grandfather of David Marshall
  

• people in front of Dick Marshall's house in White Plains: far right Mary Marshall (Dick Marshall's wife), standing in front of 3 poles on left - "Kit" Marshall

  people in front of Dick Marshall's house in White Plains: far right Mary Marshall (Dick Marshall's wife), standing in front of 3 poles on left - "Kit" Marshall
  

• Dick Marshall

  Dick Marshall, mail carrier, postmaster of Westfield in early 1900s, lived in White Plains.
  

• Dick Marshall

  Dick Marshall, mail carrier, postmaster of Westfield in early 1900s, lived in White Plains.
  

• Dick Marshall

  Dick Marshall with his horse "Old Doc" delivering mail
  

• Grace Marshall

  Grace Marshall daughter of Dick Marshall in White Plains, NC
  

• Eldridge Marshall Oral History Interview transcript

  Eldridge Marshall oral history interview transcript from interview with Teresa Yeatts on August 22, 2001. The purpose of this oral history interview is to collect and preserve Eldridge Marshall's knowledge of the Flat Rock community and his life stories including his time spent in WWII. Also included are his father's, Ellis Leonard Marshall, WWI draft and discharge papers.
  

• Lottie Marshall Robertson

  photograph of Lottie Marshall Robertson, 73, who was a minister at White Plains Friends Meeting for 40 years and a teacher before that. daughter of John Marion Marshall and Christina Sparger Marshall, born: 8-27-1867, died: 12-19-1955. She married Charles L. Robertson, a buggy manufacturer in 12-1890. Mrs. Lottie M. Robertson, Friends minister of White Plains, Surry Count and had been a leader in the religious and civic life of her community for the fast 50 years. She was Surry County's first woman minister, a school teacher at 18 and at 22 was was appointed postmistress at White Plains. She helped raise funds to establish the first graded school at White Plains and later helped secure a high school. She helped start Friends Meetings at Green Hill, Ararat and Pine Hill.
  

• Involvement: A Foot in the Door by Nancy Miller Marshall

  Memoir of Nancy Miller Marshall, detailing her involvement in the creation and promotion of what would become the American Cancer Society.
  

• The Celebration of Life- Ms. Stephanie Marshall White

  Funeral program for Stephanie Marshall White