Marshall County is the smallest of Oklahoma's 77 counties.
It is 426.95 square miles and has three incorporated towns: Oakland, Kingston, and Madill.

It is surrounded by Love, Carter, Johnston, and Bryan Counties in Oklahoma and Grayson and Cooke Counties in Texas.

It was created in 1907 at statehood and honors Elizabeth Ellen Marshall Henshaw,
mother of George Henshaw,a Madill native that served in the 1906 Oklahoma Constitutional Convention.

The county seat, Madill, is named for George A. Madill of St. Louis, an attorney for the railroad.

 Marshall County is bordered by Bryan County, Carter County, Johnston County, Love County  

 

Marshall County History	Historical Society Family History Books	Indian Territory	Marshall County Schools
WWl WWll Korean	Marshall County Historical Society Building	Oakland Bank	Sports Photo Album
Genealogy Resources	Burney Institute, Indian School for Young Girls	Confederate Reunion About 1910	Marshall County Photos
Rail Road Station	Mystic solves Marshall County Murder	Moonshine Cave by Willis McWilliams	Marshall County Cemeteries
Blalock for Marshall	Genealogy Links	Marshall County Masonic Lodges	Free Census Forms and Tools
Indian Pioneer Papers	3 Shootouts in Madill	State Government	Post Offices & Post Masters
First Gas Pump	Family Photographs	Law Officer	Civil War facts
Telling it like it was	Madill City & County	Gorrell Family 1800'S	Funeral Programs
Fish Story	Queries	Previously Posted Queries	Prior to 1907
History About 1910	1915 County Map	History before and after Statehood	Marshall County Military
Oklahoma Family Group Sheets	Township Map	Resources	Ancestor Links

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State Coordinator: Linda Simpson
Asst. State Coordinator: Mel Owings  

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 Updated: July 2, 2020