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Descendants of Samuel Drake

Generation No. 5

19. PAULINE VIRGINIA⁵ MARBLE (DUANE PIERCE⁴, FERDINAND EMORY³, ANNA LOVERIDGE² DRAKE, SAMUEL¹) was born July 21, 1905 in Ashland, Ohio, and died May 30, 2001 in Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida. She married FORREST PULLIAM "BUD" GOSSETT December 08, 1926 in Ashland, Ohio, son of JOSEPH GOSSETT and MOLLIE PULLIAM. He was born March 02, 1904 in Winkle, Highland County, Ohio, and died September 10, 1975 in Mansfield, Richland County, Ohio.

Notes for PAULINE VIRGINIA MARBLE:
Born 04:30 A.M., Physician D.L. Mohn

..................................................Pauline Marble Gossett Obituary.........................................
...............................Tallahassee Democrat, Thursday, May 31, 2001, page 5B....................

Pauline Marble Gossett, 95, of Tallahassee died Wednesday.

The service will be at 3 p.m. Friday at First Christian Church, with burial at a later date at Vemillion Cemetery in Hayesville, Ohio. Family will receive friends following the service at the church. Memorial contributions may be made to First Christian Church, 1319 High Road, Tallahassee, FL 32304.

A native of Ashland, Ohio, she had lived in Tallahassee for 60 years. She was a member of the Tallahassee Muxic Guild, Cherokee Garden Club, Tallahassee Woman's Club, Tallahassee Historical Society and First Christian Church.

She is survived by a son James O. Gossett of Granville, Ohio; a daughter, Jo Ann Glosser of San Gabriel, Calif.; six grandchildren, Jann Gossett and Jennifer Bee Of Hayesville, Joni McCreary of Pickerington, Ohio, Scott Glosser of Homer, Alaska, Christopher Glosser of San Gabriel and Jamie Gossett of Taallhassee; and six great-grandchildren.

(Culley's Meadow Wood Funeral Home, Riggins Road Chapel, 877-8191.)
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............................ IN MEMORY OF PAULINE VIRGINIA MARBLE GOSSETT .....................

Pauline was the oldest child of Duane Pierce Marble and Magdalena Knapp's seven children. Outliving her siblings, Pauline lived a long and fruitful life.

Pauline, secretary and bookkeeper for Gossett Tree Service, she handled the complex financial aspects of the business, while her husband, FORREST PULLIAM "BUD GOSSETT " the proprietor, managed the business and the employees. She was more than just a record keeper, she was an accomplished and successful business woman. Also, she was a great focal point for family social gatherings and a musician. She could sit down and play a song on the piano in any key (one might request), a rare talent indeed. She also was an accomplished harpist.

Most family members cherish memories of the large family gatherings hosted by Aunt Pauline. The family gatherings or reunions were held at the Brentwood Estate in Hayesville, Ohio and at the Brookside Park home in Ashland, Ohio. Aunt Pauline always talked about her family to friends and family. She was interested in family stories and genealogy of the Gossett and the Marble surname. She treated each family individual with her own special care and love, which made each one of them feel unique. They were unique to her. She was hospitable to all, which would visit to her doorstep.

Smart, loving, talented, and beautiful woman, who was a great home and business keeper. Pauline was modern day woman with the good "ole" country touch. A touch that had a positive influence on the many whom was fortunate to know her.

In honor of her 90th birthday, a 90th Luncheon was held at the Tallahassee Garden Club, Tallahaseee, Florida, on July 22, 1995.

More About PAULINE VIRGINIA MARBLE:
Burial: Vermillion Cemetery, Haysville, Ashland County, Ohio

Notes for FORREST PULLIAM "BUD" GOSSETT:
The only son of Joseph Orland Gossett, who carries down the Gossett name in the family of James Worth Gossett. Born in Winkle a small village known as East Danville, Ohio.

Forrest GOSSETT
Birth Date: 2 Mar 1904, Death Date: Sep 1975, Social Security Number: 268-32-4223, State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Ohio, Death Residence Localities, ZIP Code: 32303, Localities: Tallahassee, Leon, Florida.

More About FORREST PULLIAM "BUD" GOSSETT:
Burial: September 1975, Vermillion Cemetery, Haysville, Ashland County, Ohio
Occupation: Owner of Gossett Tree Service
Residence: Brentwood Estate in Hayesville, Ohio

Children of PAULINE MARBLE and FORREST GOSSETT are:

26.	i.		JOANN⁶ GOSSETT.
27.	ii.		JAMES ORLAND "JIM" GOSSETT.

20. LAWRENCE DUANE⁵ MARBLE (DUANE PIERCE⁴, FERDINAND EMORY³, ANNA LOVERIDGE² DRAKE, SAMUEL¹) was born December 31, 1907 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, and died October 15, 1968 in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio. He married (1) MARY EDNA BAILEY June 12, 1928 in Reform, Alabama, daughter of ROBERT BAILEY and SARAH CARVER. She was born February 23, 1903 in Gordo, Pickens County, Alabama, and died July 28, 1987 in North Port, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. He married (2) JULIA ELIZABETH FRIZZELL June 14, 1937 in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, daughter of CLYDE FRIZZELL and JESSIE SIMON. She was born June 08, 1908 in Nova, Ashland County, Ohio, and died September 07, 1985 in Columbus, Ohio.

Notes for LAWRENCE DUANE MARBLE:
IN MEMORY OF LAWRENCE DUANE MARBLE

A SOHIO (Standard Oil Company of Ohio) salesman, Lawrence spent a lot of his life traveling the highways of Ohio. Lawrence had a company car and a family car (57 Chevy Belair Sport Coupe) maroon (a dark brownish red chestnut color). What a car! Always kept freshly waxed and in top condition. On his travels, Lawrence would stop in and visit all his relatives. It was always a thrill for Thera Mae's boys, when Grandpa would unexpectedly drive his shiny car into the driveway. The boys enjoyed the smell of the Marlboro cigarettes, Grandpa would smoke during his visit. After Grandpa would leave, it seemed comforting to run back into the house to smell the lingering smoke, (a reminder of his presence). Grandpa brought a couple of bicycles to Brad and Randy. Bicycling was Brad and Randy's major and favorite pastime. Grandpa would take Thera's boys fishing for blue gills at Mifflin Lake, Knox Lake, and Mohawk Reservoir. Thera's boys would always try to amuse Grandpa; they enjoyed his laughter, a loud broken chuckle. When Thera went to Illinois to comfort her dying father Theodore Roberts, her boys stayed a with Lawrence and Elizabeth, (November 1964). Thera and her boys moved to Mount Vernon, Ohio were Grandpa and Elizabeth (Betty) resided at 105 North Division Street from 1945 to 1985 (40 years).
Lawrence Duane Marble retired from SOHIO after having multiple heart attacks, he had been employed with SOHIO for 36 years. He received a diamond headed lapel pin during his retirement ceremony at the Surrey Inn Restaurant in Ashland, Ohio. Lawrence had managed the SOHIO station on the corner of Main and Union Street of Ashland, Ohio for 15 years until October 1945 (pictured at top of page). Lawrence was then promoted by the Mansfield division of SOHIO to be Salesman and Regional Manager with his home base in Mount Vernon, Ohio. His job was to assure SOHIO Stations within his region met the SOHIO image, were well supplied, and provided customer satisfaction. Lawrence got tough when standards weren't met and he was well liked and respected.
Lawrence was quite a family man. The oldest son of Duane Pierce and Magdalena Marble, he is remembered well by his brothers and sisters, nephews and nieces, children, and grand children as a busy, traveling salesman who found time to be part of all their lives.
Lawrence was a member of the Gay Street United Methodist Church in Mt. Vernon.

More About LAWRENCE DUANE MARBLE:
Burial: Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio.
Cause of Death: Heart attack at age of 60.
Occupation: Standard Oil (SOHIO) Salesman.
Residence: 1945, Moved from Ashland to 105 North Division St., Mt. Vernon, Ohio.

Notes for MARY EDNA BAILEY:
Mary Edna, the youngest daughter of Robert Bradshaw BAILEY, was affectionately nicknamed "Red" by her siblings for her bright red hair. She had a domineering personality, which required a lot of attention. Mary also displayed that Irish temper (or was it the red hair); she often spoke in very strong language when angered. Yet, Mary was a beautiful loving individual, whom two Marble men could not resist.
Mary went to college in Selma, Alabama to be a legal secretary. During her college years she went to Pine Hill and Yellow Bluff Campgrounds (Wilcox County, Alabama), where Sam Hood Ball had a cabin.

The marriage of Mary Edna to Lawrence Duane MARBLE:

In the late 1920's, Lawrence Duane Marble, a salesman was travelling through Alabama distributing magazine literature. Edna's sister, Mattie Gertrude answered the door and talked to Lawrence. Mary Edna was in the back room and could hear the northern accent. She came into the front room and said, "Who is this Dam Yankee?" They were married 12 June 1928 in Reform, Alabama. They moved to Ashland, Ohio where she worked in a hat shop in 1937. Mary Edna often drew sketches of ladies fashions of the time.

Grandmother Mary Edna:

Mary had many affectionate nicknames from her 8 grandsons: Nanny, Granny, and Mustang Mary. She would arrive in her Ford Mustang and in a loud, long southern draw, she would say to her grandsons, "Give me some sugar, my darling". Full of life and love, she always gave a hearty welcome with big hugs. Mary's wrists and fingers would be adorn with bracelets and jewelry; wearing as many as ten rings at once. I counted them! Even though she smoked Sara toga cigarettes, she had perfect set of white teeth, which a doctor mistook as dentures. Another childhood memory of Grandmother Mary, was her delight in her flower garden and for the butterflies that flew in it.

Obituary: Mrs. Mary Marble

The Tuscaloosa News Friday, July 31, 1987

Graveside services for Mrs. May Edna Bailey Marble of No. 71 West Circle, Northport, were to be at 10 a.m. today at the Liberty Primitive Baptist Church cemetery in Pickens County. The Reverend J.L. Noland was to officiate with Sunset Funeral Home directing. Survivors include eight grandsons; and other relatives.

More About MARY EDNA BAILEY:
Burial: Liberty Church Cemetery, Pickens County, Alabama

Notes for JULIA ELIZABETH FRIZZELL:
Parents: CLYDE R. FRIZZELL and JESSIE B. SIMON.

Children of CLYDE FRIZZELL and JESSIE SIMON are:
      i.      RALPH2 FRIZZELL, d. Bef. 1985.
2.      ii.      NOREEN FRIZZELL married ROBERT SHIRE. Child: ALAN SHIRE
3.      iii.      JULIA ELIZABETH FRIZZELL, b. June 08, 1908, Nova, Ohio; d. September 07, 1985, Columbus, Ohio.

Obituary: Julia E. Marble September 1985

Julia Elizabeth "Betty" Marble, 77, of 105 N. Dividion St., died Saturday afternoon in University Hospital, Columbus, after a short illness.

Mrs. Marble was born in Nova, Ohio, June 8, 1906 to Clyde R. and Jessie B (Simon) Frizzell. She was a retired private-duty registered nurse, and was a former Ashland County health nurse. Mrs. Marble had lived in Mount Vernon since 1945, moving here from Ashland. She was a graduate of Nova High School and a 1930 graduate of the Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing at Ashland. She was member of the Gay Street United Methodist Church.

On June 14, 1937, she was married to Lawrence D. Marble, who died Oct. 15, 1968. Also preceding her in death are a stepson, Duane; a stepdaughter, Sybil; and a brother, Ralph Frizzell.

Surviving are a son, Lorin (Larry) Marble of Coshocton; three grandchildren; eight step-grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Robert (Noreen) Shire of Ashland.

The funeral will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Flowers - Snyder Funeral Home, with the Rev. Gerald Bell officiating. Friends may call on Wednesday from 11 a.m. to time of the services at the Funeral home. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Gilbert - Van Hove Funeral Home at Ashland. A graveside service will be 3 p.m. Wednesday at Ashland Cemetery, with the Rev. Kenneth Bibbee officiating.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Knox County Heart Association, in care of Juanita Lunn, 1204 N. Mulberry St., Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050.

More About JULIA ELIZABETH FRIZZELL:
Burial: September 1985, Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ohio
Education: 1930, Graduate from of the Sammaritan Hospital of Nursing at Ashland.
Occupation: Former Ashland County Health Nurse.
Residence: Bet. 1945 - 1985, 105 North Division Street, Mount Vernon, Ohio for 40 years.

Children of LAWRENCE MARBLE and MARY BAILEY are:

28.	i.		DUANE BRADSHAW⁶ MARBLE, b. April 10, 1929, Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio; d. April 29, 1958, Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio.
29.	ii.		SYBIL ANNETTE MARBLE, b. June 06, 1933, Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio; d. October 29, 1983, Tampa, Florida.