Marshall's parents taught him to read and write, and he studied independently until the 1767 (age 12), when he received private tutoring from a Scottish minister who lived with the family for about a year.
In 1772 (age 17), Marshall attended Reverend Archibald Campbell's academy, and read Blackstone's Commentaries (considered the definitive authority on law at that time) at home.
In 1780 (age 25) he attended six weeks of lectures at William & Mary College, and read law under Chancellor George Wythe. Some sources claim he also took a philosophy class from James Madison, who was then President of William & Mary, but Marshall, who carefully documented the content of his other classes, left no evidence supporting this claim.
William & Mary only enrolled about 30 students during the time Marshall attended, and temporarily closed the following year due to the war. Marshall joined the military after his stint in college, and there is no record of further formal education.
Most likely, Marshall read voraciously and may have had access to Lord Fairfax's private library, as did his friend George Washington.
He had no family. two sons thurgood marshall jr and john
James Marshall found gold in the year of 1848.
James Armistead Lafayette go to school YES he didand just to tell you James Armistead is the same person as James Armistead Lafayette but James Armistead got that from his collage .
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No he got killed by a bear
James W. Marshall
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He had no family. two sons thurgood marshall jr and john
Howard University is where he went to college!
thur good marshall when to Lincoln academy middle school
The name of the school he went to was Lincon Academy. ( for middle school )
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Kerry James Marshall was born in 1955.
James Garth Marshall died in 1873.
James Garth Marshall was born in 1802.
James Markham Marshall was born in 1764.