TITLE: Winfield Marshall

SOURCE:  Keowee Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  Debbie Kellogg

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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MARSHALL, Winfield
Keowee Courier, Walhalla, Oconee Co SC. Wed. Feb 16, 1955 Windfield 
Marshall, 77, of Coffee Road, Westminster, died at the Oconee Memorial 
hospital Monday night. He had been in declining health several years 
and seriously ill about two weeks. Mr. Marshall was born in Anderson 
county March 3, 1877, but spent most of his life in Oconee. He was a 
son of the late Frank (should be Brink) and Corrie Patterson Marshall,
and a member of the Beaverdam Baptist church at Fair Play. He is 
survived by his widow Mrs. Ada Cleveland Marshall; the following 
children, Waymon Marshall, of Lavonia, Ga; Mrs. Annie Mae Brock; and 
Miss Fannie Lee Marshal of the home; Bill Marshall, Mrs Benny Carter, 
and Mrs. Woodrow Leopard, all of Westminster. He also leaves five 
sisters. Mrs. Lula Teasley, of Anderson, Mrs. Annie Grant of Townville,
Mrs. Mrs. Jennie Patterson, and Mrs. Corrie Simmons, both of Anderson,
and Mrs Rittie Rousey, of Westminster; also 10 grandchildren and three 
great-grandchildren. Funeral services were help from the Beaverdam 
Baptist church at Fair Play Wednesday. The Rev. Clarence Farmer and 
the Rev. Jack Funderburk officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery.
Pallbearers: Albert, Clarence, and Howard Smith, Horace Lee, L.L. 
Wilbands, and Jimmy Rogers. Contributed by: Debbie Kellogg dbkkellogg@yahoo.com 

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