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Marshall (name) — Marshall is an occupation name whose etymology is from the Frankish mare ( horse ) + skalkoz ( servant ). It may be used as a surname or a given name. Nicknames can be Marsh, Marshie, Marshey, or Marshy. A very similar surname originating from… … Wikipedia
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Thomas Marshall — may refer to: Thomas Marshall (abbot) (?–1539), abbot of Colchester Thomas Marshall (dean) (1621–1685), English scholar Thomas Marshall (Mexican American War general) (1793–1853), brigadier general of volunteers during the Mexican American War… … Wikipedia
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