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Some articles about family members who are at the beginning of their careers and on the way to a lifetime of fulfillment.  This information has appeared in various issues of our occasional newsletter, entitled Family!

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Jared S. Hawk

JARED HAWK

From Family! (Vol. 1, No. 1, December 2004)

 

Jared S. Hawk, son of Russell E. Hawk, Jr., and Karen Marshall Hawk, graduated from The University of Pittsburgh Law School in May 2004 (magna cum laude) and was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar later in the summer.  Among the honors he earned during his law school years were the Order of the Coif, an organization made up of students graduating in the top ten percent of the class; the Order of the Barristers, a national organization honoring oral advocacy and writing skills; Executive Editor, Journal of Law & Commerce; and the Best Brief Award, Appellate Moot Court Competition.  He graduated in 2001 from Penn State (The Berhend College) with highest distinction, earning a degree in political science.  Jared and his wife Holly Mitchell Hawk make their home on the East End of Pittsburgh. He is employed with Kirkpatrick and Lockhart in Pittsburgh.

 

2007 Update

Since the above article was penned in late 2004, Jared and Holly have built a new home up the Allegheny River from Pittsburgh in Cheswick.  And Jared's law firm is now Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP.

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Holly and Jared, 2006

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Dr. Jennifer A. Marshall, University of South Carolina

JENNIFER MARSHALL

From Family!  (Vol. III, No. 1, February 2007)

 

“As a child, Jennifer traveled with me throughout Jefferson, Clearfield, and Armstrong Counties as I visited courthouses, libraries, cemeteries and assorted elderly cousins for clues to the story of our Marshall Family.  She was ever curious and perceptive, blessed with a remarkable memory for details, and gifted with the ability to make connections.   For better or worse, I like to think those early forays into family documents, dates, names and places laid the foundation for her life’s work in the field of archival studies and preservation administration.   Jennifer is currently an Assistant Professor in the School of Library and Information Science at the University of South Carolina in Columbia.  A 1994 graduate of Georgetown University with a degree in Russian (major) and theology (minor), Jennifer spent a semester studying in Russia shortly after the break-up of the Soviet Union. In December 2006, upon successfully defending her dissertation, she was awarded her Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh, where she had taught while pursuing her graduate degree.  Jennifer has published multiple articles in her field and presents papers at archival and preservation conferences several times a year.  She shares her life with many friends and colleagues, her family near and far, and her three cats.” 

 

(Jennifer’s story is shared by her proud Dad, Kelly Marshall.)

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Christopher M. Thompson (Chris)

CHRIS THOMPSON

From Family!  (Vol. III, No. 1, February 2007)

 

Chris has loved and played baseball since he was seven years old.  He has always said from that time on that he was going to be a professional baseball player when he grew up.  He attended McGill-Toolen Catholic High School [Mobile, Alabama] where he played for all four years and lettered three of the four.  For college, Chris attended Pearl River Community College in Poplarville, Mississippi (scholarship) for two years, and then Ole Miss on scholarship for his last two years.  He was drafted in 2004 by the Arizona Diamondbacks.  His first full year was spent at every level (A, AA, & AAA) of Diamondbacks minor leagues, but most of his time for 2005 was spent in Lancaster, California.  Chris started his second year in spring training with the Diamondbacks, but he was traded to the Washington Nationals to start the 2006 season with AAA in New Orleans.  That year, he was minor league pitcher of the entire Nationals minor league system for the month of July 2006.  He finished his season in Woodbridge, Virginia, with a 3.00 ERA.  If things go right in spring training this year, he will start out in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, for the AA Senators.

(Chris’ story is shared by his proud Mom, Alma Fletcher Thompson.)

 

November 2007 Update

Chris played for an independent league this past season, and his Mom reports that he had a great year.  He'll know sometime in late February or early March what's next in his baseball career.  Best of luck from your extended family, Chris! 

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Chris with distant cousin Kelly Marshall, Mobile, April 2007

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Jared Stanley Hawk was born 31 July 1979 in Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania.  He is a seventh generation descendant of John Marshall and Catharina Truby Rohrer Marshall, descending through their son John Marshall (wife, Charlotte Kelker) and his son William Kelker Marshall (wife, Anna Mary Rumbarger).  Chris is the son of Karen Marshall and Russ Hawk, the grandson of Percy J. Marshall (born 1921) and Betty Shankle (born 1922) and the great-grandson of Clifford W. Marshall (1897-1964) and Florence Williams (1900-1989).

 

Christopher Michael Thompson was born 02 January 1982 in Mobile.  He also is a seventh generation descendant of John Marshall and Catharina Truby Rohrer Marshall, descending through their son Samuel Marshall (wife, Phebe Perry), and his son Simeon Hovey Marshall (wife, Mary Jane Hoover). Chris is the son of Alma Fletcher and Fred Thompson, the grandson of Charles Tennant Fletcher (1922-2001) and Kathryn Boone (born 1928), and the great-grandson of William Hoyt Fletcher (1888-1961) and Ethel Moore (1889-1961). 

 

Jennifer Alycen Marshall was born 13 March 1970 in Greenville, South Carolina.  She is a fifth great-granddaughter of John Marshall and Catharina Truby Rohrer Marshall, descending through their son John Marshall (wife, Charlotte Kelker), and his son William Kelker Marshall (wife, Anna Mary Rumbarger).  Jennifer is the daughter of Gordon Kelly Marshall and Janice Wolfe Beaty, the granddaughter of P. J. Marshall (born 1921) and Betty Shankle (born 1922); and the great-granddaughter of Clifford William Marshall (1897-1964) and Florence Williams (1900-1989). 

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PHOTO CREDITS THIS PAGE
 
The photograph of Jard Hawk is borrowed from his law firm's website.  The picture of Jared and Holly is from the family photographs of Kelly Marshall
 
The photo of Chris Thompson comes from the family photographs of his mother, Alma Fletcher Thompson.  The picture of Chris with distant cousin Kelly Marshall was taken by his Mom during an April 2007 visit at their Alabama home.
 
The photo of Jennifer Marshall was taken by her father, Kelly Marshall, in front of her office building at the University of South Carolina.
 

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"It is amazing
how much family
is out there!
Who knew?!?"
 
Cousin Jeff Olson
of the State of  Washington
 
Jeff is a sixth-generation descendant
of John Marshall  and Catharina Truby Rohrer Marshall

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ENTIRE SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION   
(All the Time!)

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Photos and Information Placed Online
 
I make a good effort not to place online any information which easily would allow someone to contact you or your family members.  If I've inadvertently placed such information on our family site (or a photo of you and/or a family member which you prefer would not appear) just e-mail me.  I'll remove the information and/or the picture right away.

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