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Famous People Named Marshall

Take a look at famous people named Marshall, such as Barry J. Marshall, E.G. Marshall, and Thurgood Marshall.

 

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profile name: Thurgood Marshall
profile occupation: Civil Rights Activist, Lawyer, Judge, Supreme Court Justice
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profile name: Penny Marshall
profile occupation: Director, Producer
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profile name: John Marshall
profile occupation: Supreme Court Justice, Political Leader
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profile name: Garry Marshall
profile occupation: Director, Producer
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profile name: William Marshall
profile occupation: Film Actor
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profile name: George C. Marshall Jr.
profile occupation: General, Government Official
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