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Marsh Swamprises in N Halifax County and flows SE into Beech Swamp. Appears as Elk Marsh on the Collet map, 1770, and with its present name on the Price map, 1808.
Marsh Swamprises in N Sampson County and flows SE into Great Coharie Creek.
Marsh Swamprises in NW Wilson County and flows SE into Contentnea Creek.
Marsh TownshipSW Surry County.
Marshalltown and county seat, S Madison County on French Broad River. Authorized to be est. 1852; site still in dispute, 1855. Inc. 1863 and named for John Marshall (1755-1835), chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Alt. 1,650. Post office est. there 1857, before the establishment of the county seat, was named Lapland. For a period before Marshall was laid, Jewel Hill (or Duel Hill), at present-day Walnut, was the seat of government. County court was held at Jewel Hill as late as the fall of 1859.
Marshall Ridgeextends SE from Turkey Knob to Clear Creek in N Henderson County.
Marshall TavernSee Ridgeway.
Marshall Townshipformer township in S central Madison County, now township no. 1.
Marshallbergcommunity on the mainland of SE Carteret County approx. 8 mi. E of town of Beaufort. Settled about 1800. Named by Matthew Marshall, a rural mail carrier, for himself. Alt. 5. Formerly known as Deep Hole Point.
Marshallberg TownshipS central Carteret County.