Person:Mary Marshall (72)

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Mary Jeanne Marshall
b.26 Jan 1948 St. Mary's Hospital, Duluth, St. Louis, Minnesota
d.27 Nov 1973 Los Angeles, California
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m. 29 Aug 1939
  1. Mary Jeanne Marshall1948 - 1973
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  • W.  Mary Jeanne Marshall1948 - 1973
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Name Mary Jeanne Marshall
Gender Female
Birth[1] 26 Jan 1948 St. Mary's Hospital, Duluth, St. Louis, Minnesota
Christening? Feb 1948 St. Anthony's, Duluth
Other[5] 24 Sep 1963 President John F. Kennedy visits DuluthEvent-Misc
Graduation[3] 1966 Cathedral High School, Duluth
Marriage to Unknown
Death[1][2] 27 Nov 1973 Los Angeles, California
Burial[1] Abt 2 Dec 1973 Polish Cemetery, Rice Lake Township, St. Louis, Minnesota
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Raymond Edward Marshall. Close and Contemporary Relatives of Raymond E. Marshall, Compiler of this Genealogy:ParentsGrandparentsSiblingsUncles and AuntsFirst CousinsN
    Sister of Raymond E. Marshall, compiler of this Genealogy.
  2. ↑ California Death Index (On-Lin.
  3. ↑ Raymond Edward Marshall. Close and Contemporary Relatives of Raymond E. Marshall, Compiler of this Genealogy:ParentsGrandparentsSiblingsUncles and AuntsFirst CousinsN.
  4.   Social Security Death Index
    Social Security Death Index Name:Mary Marshall Date of Birth:Monday January 26, 1948 Date of Death:November 1973 Est. Age at death:25 years, 9 months Last known residence: State: Unknown Social Security details: State of Issue: Minnesota Number: 470-56-2659.
  5. ↑ First (only?) President to stay overnight in the City (Hotel Duluth). Less than two months before his assassination. It was his last trip before Dallas.

    Mary went up to U.M.D. to see him and got to shake his hand. She did. Then she decided to get in line and shake it again. When her turn came again, he remembered her and said "Are you here again?" The mark of the consummate politician is a perfect memory for faces and names.

    Needless to say, she was thrilled.


    Calvin Cooledge stayed on the Brule River in Wisconsin at least one summer during his presidency in the days before Air Conditioning when Washington D.C. was unliveable during the Summer. Superior Central High School became the Summer White House during the period.

    Harry Truman was in a parade in Duluth during his terms. I remember Mom and Mrs. Heikkenen (Ethyl, married to Otto, next door neighbor) walking down to Superior Street to watch him. Rick would have been in the buggy, probably Nancy H. too, and Carol H. and I walked along. I vaguely remember a man in the back seat of a convertible waving his hat. Otto was a barber at the Metropole Barber Shop, next to Joe Huie's Restaurant on S. Lake Avenue. They moved to Floodwood about 1950.
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