History:
The Marshall surname is an occupational surname derived from the Old French word mareschal, which means 'horse servant' or 'stable officer.'
The Marshall surname has been in use since the Middle Ages and is found in many countries around the world. The first recorded use of the name was in 1185 in England. The surname was also used in Scotland and Ireland.
Description:
The Marshall surname is associated with loyalty and strength. It is also associated with a sense of honor and justice.
The Marshall surname has many variations, including Marsh, Marshell, Mershall, Marshalle, Marshalls, and Marshallsay.
