The first settlers to the Marshall area arrived between the end of the French and Indian conflict and the beginning of the Revolutionary struggle (1763-1775). By the 1830s population had reached a critical number sufficient to petition for the establishment of a separate county, and in 1835 Marshall County was formed from the lower part of Ohio County. The new county was named in honor of John Marshall, Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court. Its boundaries have not changed since its inception.
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