James Nasmyth MARSHALL ( -1843)

	James Nasmyth MARSHALL, in the chancel of St Bartholomew's		James Nasmyth MARSHALL, Conqueror report from the Times		James Nasmyth MARSHALL, Conqueror report from Fishers Colonial		James Nasmyth MARSHALL, Conqueror report Hobart Courier

Individual Events and Attributes

Marriage

Additional Information

Individual Note

A Captian in the East India Company's service in the 71st regiment of Native infantry

He perished with his wife in the wreck of the Conqueror off Lornell near Boulogne, 14th Jan 1843, buried at Dover

Marshall, Captain James Nasmyth, of the East India Companys Service, only surviving son of Colonel Marshall, of Bath; also his wife, Elizabeth, third daughter of the late William Butt, Esq, of Corneybury, Herts, wrecked on board the Conqueror, on her passage from Calcutta to England, Jan 14. Death - Fisher's Colonial Magazine Commercial-Maritime Journal, Vol 2 No 8, January 1843

Note on Marriage to Elizabeth BUTT (1)

Report in the Hobart Courier 30th June 1843 of the loss of the Conqueror

http://newspapers.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/2952501?searchTerm="captain+and+mrs+marshall"

Note on Marriage to Elizabeth BUTT (2)

Gentleman's Magazine http://www.archive.org/stream/gentlemansmagaz173unkngoog#page/n440/mode/1up