Jane Bitter

1752 -

• Name	Jane Bitter
  Born	Between 1748 and 1752	Dublin, Ireland
  Gender	Female
  Died	Alpine, Overton County, Tennessee
  Person ID	I032174	Tree1
  Last Modified	6 Jun 2020

  
  

  Family	Andrew Marshall,   b. Between 1745 and 1748,   d. Bef Aug 1809, Washington, District of Colombia  (Age ~ 64 years)
  Married	Abt 1767	Fincastle County, Virginia
  Children	1. Anne Marshall,   b. Abt 1768, Fincastle County, Virginia   2. James H. Marshall,   b. Abt 1770   3. Rachel Marshall,   b. Abt 1772, Fincastle County, Virginia   4. Sarah Marshall,   b. Abt 1774, Fincastle County, Virginia   5. Samuel Marshall,   b. 2 Jan 1777, Washington County, Virginia ,   d. 1848, Barren County, Kentucky  (Age 70 years)   6. William Marshall,   b. Abt 1778, Washington County, Virginia ,   d. 1871  (Age ~ 93 years)   7. Robert Marshall,   b. Abt 1780, Washington County, Virginia   8. John Marshall,   b. Between 1781 and 1782, Washington County, Virginia ,   d. Barren County, Kentucky   9. Ester Marshall,   b. Between 1785 and 1786, Washington County, Virginia
  Last Modified	6 Jun 2020
  Family ID	F19194	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  i.duncan@worldnet.att dot net Ida Jo Duncan 2004-04-30 07:27:06 My connection to Andrew Marshall is through his daughter Esther. According to my records her mother was Jane Bitter who was born in Dublin, Ireland. If you would like information on Esther and her family, I would be glad to correspond with you === http://www.campbellcousins.com/isapi.dll?c=home&htx=domainlogin Andrew Marshall's wife was JANE BITTER. She went to Overton County Tennessee and lived near daughter Esther Marshall Campbell who married James Campbell in Washington County Virginia. She is buried at the old Campbell/Evans Cemetery. I believe the cemetery is situated in present day Fentress County,Tennessee. According to the cemetery record, Jane Bitter Marshall's grave is marked by a "funny shaped stone" hewn out of solid limestone rock. She was born in Dublin Ireland and came to America with her parents before the Revolutionary War. She lived near Alpine, Tennessee which was the ancestral home of a branch of Cherokee Indians under chief Nettle Carrier. She was attending a camp meeting at a campground springs when whe was taken sick and died. The campground springs consists of five springs situated between Parker and Chanute, Tennessee.