Marshall E. Roberson papers

Collection — Box: M0079-1

Identifier: M0079

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

This small collection contains sermons and materials used by Marshall Roberson during his decades of ministry in Tennessee churches and prisons. It also contains photographs and a news article about his marriage, as well as brief correspondence with Earl P. Paulk Jr.

Dates

1958–1995

Creator

Roberson, Marshall E. (Person)

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Biographical / Historical

Marshall E. Roberson served almost seventy years as a Church of God minister. As a young minister attending North Cleveland Church of God, his marriage to Mary Francis Lacquey who grew up in the Church of God orphanage was the first church wedding for a resident. Reverend Roberson was the first Church of God prison chaplain and served on the Tennessee Pardon and Parole Board.