History of Chautauqua County, New York, from its first settlement to the present timeWith numerous biographical and family sketches . uliar advantages;and he attributed to Dr. Tracys assistance and teachings, much of the suc-cess he attained in his profession. According to the testimony of a fellow-student, since a distinguished physician in Ohio, young Marshall was thoroughin his medical studies, was gifted with a sound judgment and a discriminatingmind; and, by his diligent application to study, he laid broad and deep thefoundation for his future eminence. He was licensed to practice by theC
History of Chautauqua County, New York, from its first settlement to the present timeWith numerous biographical and family sketches . uliar advantages;and he attributed to Dr. Tracys assistance and teachings, much of the suc-cess he attained in his profession. According to the testimony of a fellow-student, since a distinguished physician in Ohio, young Marshall was thoroughin his medical studies, was gifted with a sound judgment and a discriminatingmind; and, by his diligent application to study, he laid broad and deep thefoundation for his future eminence. He was licensed to practice by theConnecticut Medical Society the 3d day of August, 1808; and soon after leftfor the West, and took up his residence in Oxford, N. Y., where he openedhis first office. Not satisfied with his location, he removed in October, thenext year, to Mayville, where he practiced his profession, for several years,with marked success. On the 9th of February, 1811, he was commissioned by Gov. Tompkinsas clerk of Chautauqua county at the time of its organization. On the 20thof September, 1810, he married Ruth Holmes, daughter of Orsamus Holmes,.
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