Charles Marshall was born in about 1852, the son of David Marshall. Possibly the oldest of four known children - Charles, Albert, David and Annie. [Birth order from Durant roll field notes.] Very little is known about David Sr. and his wife.
On 9 Oct 1879 in Munising, Schoolcraft, Michigan, Charles Marshall married Ellen Perrault [Ke che quay], the granddaughter of Mawdosh.
Mawdosh was brother of Pi-aw-be-daw-sung and the following annuity roll info includes info on Charles and Ellen's families.
"Pi aw be daw sing was the chief of the Chippewas who resided on Sugar Island also known as Garden River Band. This band does not appear on the annuity rolls until the 1850s. In 1853 there are 165 members and at the 1855 treaty the population had increased to 205." [Source - Larry Wykoff]
"O maw no maw ne became the chief of the Grand Island Band in 1839. His band moved to Naomikong Point between 1846 and 1849 and O maw no maw ne purchased land there in 1851.
By the time of the treaty of 1855 this band had increased to eighty-four members." [Source - Larry Wykoff]
1857 Annuity Roll
Pi-aw-be-daw-sung's band
#1 Pi-aw-be-daw-sung, Chief, 1 man, 1 woman, 2 children, receiving $76.04
#2 Maw-dosh, 2 men, 1 woman, 3 children, receiving $114.06
mixed bloods
#79 Marshall, David, no men, no women, 1 child, receiving $19.01 [this child could be Charles]
1861 Annuity Roll
Py aw be daw sung's band
#1 Py aw be daw sung, Chief, 1 man 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $13.86
#2 Maw-dosh, 1 man, 1 woman, 3 children, receiving $23.10
#32 Mrs. David Marshall, no men, 1 woman, 4 children, receiving $23.10, under Sault Ste. Marie Chief Edwd. O man no maw ne
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1868 Annuity Roll
Pi-aw-be-daw-sung's band
#23 Pi-aw-be-daw-sung, Chief, 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $47.55
#24 Maw-dosh, 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $47.55
#25 Maw-dosh, David 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $47.55
#26 Pi-aw-be-daw-sing, Edwd. 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $47.55
Edwd. O-maw-no-maw-ne's band
#10 Mrs. David Marshall 1 man, 1 woman, 3 children, receiving $79.26
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The 1870 Annuity Roll has
#10 page 7, Mrs. David Marshall, no man, 1 woman, 4 children, receiving $76.50 under Chief Edward O-maw-no-maw-ne
#1 page 1, Chief Maw-dosh, 1 man, 2 women, 2 children, receiving $61.20
# 43 page 2, Ke-che-e-quay, no man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $30.60 under Chief Maw-dosh
#1 page 9, Chief Pi-aw-be-daw-sing, 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $45.30
On 9 Oct 1879 in Munising, Schoolcraft, Michigan, Charles Marshall married Ellen Perrault. Her social security application gives her birth as 6 Dec 1861, Sugar Island, Michigan, daughter of Charles Perrault. The Durant Field notes state her father was Canadian and her mother was the daughter of Maw-dosh.
The 1880 Federal Census of Munising, Schoolcraft county lists;
Charles Marshall, 27, laborer, 5 months unemployed
Ellen, 19, wife, keeping house
next house is:
Annie Marshall, 38, widowed [she is probably older if she is Charles' mother]
Albert, 22, son, single, laborer
David, 11, son
Ledia, 1, granddaughter [possible child of daughter Annie?]
Charles' daughter Martha, was born in 1881
Daughter Annie was born in 1885
Son Clinton was born 9 Apr 1887
Son Edgar was born 1891
Daughter Sarah was born in 1897
Son Thomas was born Jun 1890
The 1900 Federal Census - Bay Mills, Chippewa County lists the family as follows:
Charles Marshall, head, born May 1861, 49, married 20 years, born Michigan, parents born Michigan, laborer in lumber yard, full Chippewa, lives in fixed dwelling.
Ellen, wife, born Mar 1864, 36, 9 children born, 3 living, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Martha, daughter, born Jan 1883, 17, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Annie O., daughter, born May 1885, 15, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Davis, son, born Apr 1887, 13, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Thomas N., son, born Jun 1890, 9, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Edgar C., son, born Apr 1883, 7, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Sarah L., daughter, born Dec 1889, 5/12, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
1900 Federal Census has brother Albert is living in Munising, Alger county:
Albert born Nov 1861, 38, married 14 years, laborer
Mary J., wife, born May 1863, 37, 1 child born, 1 child living
Lulu M., daughter, born Jan 1887, 13
Charles' daughter Martha was married to Angus Kay on 14 Sep 1901 in Bay Mills.
The Durant Roll has multiple pages concerning the family.
Page 1 #1
Madosh, a brother of Pi-Aw-Be-Daw-Sung #1/9, dead
wife, dead
grandchild, Ellen Marshall, age 41, on roll as #43/2, see 10/7
"Her father was a Canadian & her mother was dead & she was enrolled with a brother of her grandfather, the head of this sheet. Durant"
page 2 #43
Ke Che-e-quay, now Ellen Marshall, see 1/1, see 10/7
page 7 #10
Mrs. David Marshall, dead
children:
Charles Marshall, 56, Bay Mills
wife, Ellen, 41, see #1/1 see 43/2
Martha E. Marshall, 26, at Genoa School, NE
Annie O. Marshall, 24, at Genoa School, NE
Clinton D. Marshall, 21, at Genoa School, NE
Edgar C. Marshall, 16, Bay Mills
Sarah Marshall, 10, Bay Mills
Ellen E. Marshall, 9, Bay Mills
Blanche Marshall, 5, Bay Mills
Albert Marshall, 52, Munising
Mary Jane 44, see #2/7, see #15/7
Lulu, 26, single
Bessie, 3, single
David Marshall, 41, single, Bay Mills
Annie Marshall Shaffer, dead
husband white, dead
Ida Sebastian, 30, Sugar Island
husband David Sabastian, Payment, MI
William Sebastian, 12
Myrtle Sebastian, 10
Clara Sebastian, 3
Page 9
Page 9 #1 Pi-aw-be-daw-sung, dead, wife dead
1910 Federal Census - Bay Mills, Chippewa
Charles Marshall, 55, married 30 years, occupation - fishing on lake
Ellen, wife, 50, 7 children born, 5 living
Martha, daughter, 27, 2 children born, 2 living, no occupation
Annie, daughter, 25, no occupation
David, son, 23, no occupation
Thomas, son, 21, occupation - fishing on lake
Sarah, daughter, 14
Ellen, granddaughter, 9
Annie, granddaughter, 5
1911 Bay Mills roll
#112 - Charles, full, 59, head
#113 - Ellen, full, 48, wife
#114 - Martha, full, 28, daughter
#115 - Anna, full, 26, daughter
#116 - David, full, 24, son
#117 - Thomas, full, 21, son
#118 - Sarah, full, 11, daughter
#119 - Ellen, full, 9, daughter
#120 - Blanche, full, 6, daughter
#121 - Albert, 1/2, 49, head
#122 - Mary J., full, 45 [48?], wife
#123 - Lulu, 3/4, 24, daughter
#124 - Bessie, 3/4, 5, granddaughter
The 1914 census of Bay Mills gives birth years instead of age and no blood quantum.
Marshall, Charles, head, 1852
Ellen, wife, 1863
Martha, daughter 1883
Annie, daughter, 1885
David, son, 1887
Thomas, son, 1890
Sarah, daughter 1900
Blanche, daughter of Martha, 1905
Theodore, son of Annie, 1913
Marshall, Albert, head, 1862
Mary J, wife, 1866
Lulu, daughter, 1887
Bessie, daughter, 1906
1915 census gives the same information as 1915 with the exception of Blanche and Theodore being called the children of Charles instead of grandchildren.
From the Sault Ste Marie Evening News 2 Mar 1916
Charles' daughter Annie was married 3 Mar 1917 in Zeba, Arenac County to Peter Tyosh.
On 5 Jun 1917 sons Clinton and Thomas registered for the draft in Bay Mills.
Clinton Davis gave his birth as 4 Apr 1887, and was described as medium height and build, brown eyes and dark hair.
Thomas Nindes gave his birth as 28 Jun 1890. He was described at short, medium build, with brown eyes and black hair.
On 31 Jul 1918 Battery C, 329th Field Artillery departed Brooklyn, NY on the ship Maunganui. Thomas is line 122, nearest relative is mother, Ellen.
Thomas was part of the 337th Infantry. "It was organized 30 Aug 1917 at Camp Custer, Michigan. The regiment was deployed to France and was billeted in the cities of Nevers and Cosne. The Regiment didn't participate in any named campaigns during the war, it's infantrymen were used as individual replacement to the fighting Divisions." source
Company H, 337th Infantry returned from Brest, France to Camp Upton on 24 Mar 1919 on the U.S.S. Frederick. Thomas is line 62.
Charle's daughter Sarah was married 18 Aug 1919 in Brimley to Frank Teeple.
1920 Federal Census - Bay Mills, Chippewa
Charles, 59, fisher
Ellen, 56, wife
Clinton, 30, son, sailor on great lakes
Theodore, 7, grandson
Son Thomas was married 2 Feb 1920 in Sault Ste Marie to Cora Messinger, daughter of Peter Messinger and Lydia Cameron.
Son Clinton married Agnes Tyosh on 29 Jul 1920 in Zeba, Baraga county.
Charles died 13 Sep 1920, Superior township, Chippewa county, parents unknown. Burial was at Mission Hill.
Brother Albert's wife, Mary Jane, died 13 Dec 1920
Albert married Julia, the daughter of Company K civil war soldier Amos Crane, on 20 Aug 1924.
The L'Anse Sentinel of 1 May 1925 tells of Ellen and Theodore returning home after a visit with Clinton.
The L'Anse Sentinel of 14 Jan 1927 tells of Clinton's wife and children going to visit Brimley.
Albert's second wife, Julia, is said to have died 17 Jan 1928 in L'Anse.
1930 Federal Census - Bay Mills township, Chippewa county
Marshall, Ellen, 67, widowed
Parrish crossed out, Theodore, son, 17, single
Marshall, Clinton, son, 45, married, sailor on the Great Lakes
Marshall, Thomas, son, 39, married, laborer at lumber saw mill
Albert died 28 Oct 1934 in Zeba, Baraga county.
1940 Federal Census - Bay Mills, Chippewa county
Thomas, 49, married [wife not enumerated with him], occupation handicraft for W.P.A.
Ellen, mother, 79, widowed.
Thomas died 7 Feb 1953 and is buried in Mission Hill Cemetery, Brimley, Chippewa county.
From the Sault Ste Marie Evening News 9 Feb 1953
Ellen, who had been a traditional healer and midwife died in 1959 in Bay Mills. In 1998 the Bay Mills clinic and wellness center was named the Ellen Marshall Memorial Health Center.
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On 9 Oct 1879 in Munising, Schoolcraft, Michigan, Charles Marshall married Ellen Perrault [Ke che quay], the granddaughter of Mawdosh.
Mawdosh was brother of Pi-aw-be-daw-sung and the following annuity roll info includes info on Charles and Ellen's families.
"Pi aw be daw sing was the chief of the Chippewas who resided on Sugar Island also known as Garden River Band. This band does not appear on the annuity rolls until the 1850s. In 1853 there are 165 members and at the 1855 treaty the population had increased to 205." [Source - Larry Wykoff]
"O maw no maw ne became the chief of the Grand Island Band in 1839. His band moved to Naomikong Point between 1846 and 1849 and O maw no maw ne purchased land there in 1851.
1857 Annuity Roll
Pi-aw-be-daw-sung's band
#1 Pi-aw-be-daw-sung, Chief, 1 man, 1 woman, 2 children, receiving $76.04
#2 Maw-dosh, 2 men, 1 woman, 3 children, receiving $114.06
mixed bloods
#79 Marshall, David, no men, no women, 1 child, receiving $19.01 [this child could be Charles]
1861 Annuity Roll
Py aw be daw sung's band
#1 Py aw be daw sung, Chief, 1 man 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $13.86
#2 Maw-dosh, 1 man, 1 woman, 3 children, receiving $23.10
#32 Mrs. David Marshall, no men, 1 woman, 4 children, receiving $23.10, under Sault Ste. Marie Chief Edwd. O man no maw ne
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1868 Annuity Roll
Pi-aw-be-daw-sung's band
#23 Pi-aw-be-daw-sung, Chief, 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $47.55
#24 Maw-dosh, 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $47.55
#25 Maw-dosh, David 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $47.55
#26 Pi-aw-be-daw-sing, Edwd. 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $47.55
Edwd. O-maw-no-maw-ne's band
#10 Mrs. David Marshall 1 man, 1 woman, 3 children, receiving $79.26
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The 1870 Annuity Roll has
#10 page 7, Mrs. David Marshall, no man, 1 woman, 4 children, receiving $76.50 under Chief Edward O-maw-no-maw-ne
#1 page 1, Chief Maw-dosh, 1 man, 2 women, 2 children, receiving $61.20
# 43 page 2, Ke-che-e-quay, no man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $30.60 under Chief Maw-dosh
#1 page 9, Chief Pi-aw-be-daw-sing, 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, receiving $45.30
On 9 Oct 1879 in Munising, Schoolcraft, Michigan, Charles Marshall married Ellen Perrault. Her social security application gives her birth as 6 Dec 1861, Sugar Island, Michigan, daughter of Charles Perrault. The Durant Field notes state her father was Canadian and her mother was the daughter of Maw-dosh.
The 1880 Federal Census of Munising, Schoolcraft county lists;
Charles Marshall, 27, laborer, 5 months unemployed
Ellen, 19, wife, keeping house
next house is:
Annie Marshall, 38, widowed [she is probably older if she is Charles' mother]
Albert, 22, son, single, laborer
David, 11, son
Ledia, 1, granddaughter [possible child of daughter Annie?]
Charles' daughter Martha, was born in 1881
Daughter Annie was born in 1885
Son Clinton was born 9 Apr 1887
Son Edgar was born 1891
Daughter Sarah was born in 1897
Son Thomas was born Jun 1890
The 1900 Federal Census - Bay Mills, Chippewa County lists the family as follows:
Charles Marshall, head, born May 1861, 49, married 20 years, born Michigan, parents born Michigan, laborer in lumber yard, full Chippewa, lives in fixed dwelling.
Ellen, wife, born Mar 1864, 36, 9 children born, 3 living, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Martha, daughter, born Jan 1883, 17, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Annie O., daughter, born May 1885, 15, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Davis, son, born Apr 1887, 13, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Thomas N., son, born Jun 1890, 9, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Edgar C., son, born Apr 1883, 7, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
Sarah L., daughter, born Dec 1889, 5/12, born Michigan, parents born Michigan
1900 Federal Census has brother Albert is living in Munising, Alger county:
Albert born Nov 1861, 38, married 14 years, laborer
Mary J., wife, born May 1863, 37, 1 child born, 1 child living
Lulu M., daughter, born Jan 1887, 13
The Durant Roll has multiple pages concerning the family.
Page 1 #1
Madosh, a brother of Pi-Aw-Be-Daw-Sung #1/9, dead
wife, dead
grandchild, Ellen Marshall, age 41, on roll as #43/2, see 10/7
"Her father was a Canadian & her mother was dead & she was enrolled with a brother of her grandfather, the head of this sheet. Durant"
page 2 #43
Ke Che-e-quay, now Ellen Marshall, see 1/1, see 10/7
page 7 #10
Mrs. David Marshall, dead
children:
Charles Marshall, 56, Bay Mills
wife, Ellen, 41, see #1/1 see 43/2
Martha E. Marshall, 26, at Genoa School, NE
Annie O. Marshall, 24, at Genoa School, NE
Clinton D. Marshall, 21, at Genoa School, NE
Edgar C. Marshall, 16, Bay Mills
Sarah Marshall, 10, Bay Mills
Ellen E. Marshall, 9, Bay Mills
Blanche Marshall, 5, Bay Mills
Albert Marshall, 52, Munising
Mary Jane 44, see #2/7, see #15/7
Lulu, 26, single
Bessie, 3, single
David Marshall, 41, single, Bay Mills
Annie Marshall Shaffer, dead
husband white, dead
Ida Sebastian, 30, Sugar Island
husband David Sabastian, Payment, MI
William Sebastian, 12
Myrtle Sebastian, 10
Clara Sebastian, 3
Page 9
Page 9 #1 Pi-aw-be-daw-sung, dead, wife dead
1910 Federal Census - Bay Mills, Chippewa
Charles Marshall, 55, married 30 years, occupation - fishing on lake
Ellen, wife, 50, 7 children born, 5 living
Martha, daughter, 27, 2 children born, 2 living, no occupation
Annie, daughter, 25, no occupation
David, son, 23, no occupation
Thomas, son, 21, occupation - fishing on lake
Sarah, daughter, 14
Ellen, granddaughter, 9
Annie, granddaughter, 5
1911 Bay Mills roll
#112 - Charles, full, 59, head
#113 - Ellen, full, 48, wife
#114 - Martha, full, 28, daughter
#115 - Anna, full, 26, daughter
#116 - David, full, 24, son
#117 - Thomas, full, 21, son
#118 - Sarah, full, 11, daughter
#119 - Ellen, full, 9, daughter
#120 - Blanche, full, 6, daughter
#121 - Albert, 1/2, 49, head
#122 - Mary J., full, 45 [48?], wife
#123 - Lulu, 3/4, 24, daughter
#124 - Bessie, 3/4, 5, granddaughter
The 1914 census of Bay Mills gives birth years instead of age and no blood quantum.
Marshall, Charles, head, 1852
Ellen, wife, 1863
Martha, daughter 1883
Annie, daughter, 1885
David, son, 1887
Thomas, son, 1890
Sarah, daughter 1900
Blanche, daughter of Martha, 1905
Theodore, son of Annie, 1913
Marshall, Albert, head, 1862
Mary J, wife, 1866
Lulu, daughter, 1887
Bessie, daughter, 1906
1915 census gives the same information as 1915 with the exception of Blanche and Theodore being called the children of Charles instead of grandchildren.
From the Sault Ste Marie Evening News 2 Mar 1916
Charles' daughter Annie was married 3 Mar 1917 in Zeba, Arenac County to Peter Tyosh.
On 5 Jun 1917 sons Clinton and Thomas registered for the draft in Bay Mills.
Clinton Davis gave his birth as 4 Apr 1887, and was described as medium height and build, brown eyes and dark hair.
Thomas Nindes gave his birth as 28 Jun 1890. He was described at short, medium build, with brown eyes and black hair.
On 31 Jul 1918 Battery C, 329th Field Artillery departed Brooklyn, NY on the ship Maunganui. Thomas is line 122, nearest relative is mother, Ellen.
Thomas was part of the 337th Infantry. "It was organized 30 Aug 1917 at Camp Custer, Michigan. The regiment was deployed to France and was billeted in the cities of Nevers and Cosne. The Regiment didn't participate in any named campaigns during the war, it's infantrymen were used as individual replacement to the fighting Divisions." source
Charle's daughter Sarah was married 18 Aug 1919 in Brimley to Frank Teeple.
1920 Federal Census - Bay Mills, Chippewa
Charles, 59, fisher
Ellen, 56, wife
Clinton, 30, son, sailor on great lakes
Theodore, 7, grandson
Son Thomas was married 2 Feb 1920 in Sault Ste Marie to Cora Messinger, daughter of Peter Messinger and Lydia Cameron.
Son Clinton married Agnes Tyosh on 29 Jul 1920 in Zeba, Baraga county.
Charles died 13 Sep 1920, Superior township, Chippewa county, parents unknown. Burial was at Mission Hill.
Brother Albert's wife, Mary Jane, died 13 Dec 1920
Albert married Julia, the daughter of Company K civil war soldier Amos Crane, on 20 Aug 1924.
The L'Anse Sentinel of 1 May 1925 tells of Ellen and Theodore returning home after a visit with Clinton.
The L'Anse Sentinel of 14 Jan 1927 tells of Clinton's wife and children going to visit Brimley.
Albert's second wife, Julia, is said to have died 17 Jan 1928 in L'Anse.
1930 Federal Census - Bay Mills township, Chippewa county
Marshall, Ellen, 67, widowed
Parrish crossed out, Theodore, son, 17, single
Marshall, Clinton, son, 45, married, sailor on the Great Lakes
Marshall, Thomas, son, 39, married, laborer at lumber saw mill
Albert died 28 Oct 1934 in Zeba, Baraga county.
1940 Federal Census - Bay Mills, Chippewa county
Thomas, 49, married [wife not enumerated with him], occupation handicraft for W.P.A.
Ellen, mother, 79, widowed.
From the Sault Ste Marie Evening News 9 Feb 1953
Ellen, who had been a traditional healer and midwife died in 1959 in Bay Mills. In 1998 the Bay Mills clinic and wellness center was named the Ellen Marshall Memorial Health Center.
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