Visitors Guide
Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Instagram
YouTube
Places to Stay
Events
See & Do
Eats & Drinks
Weddings
About
Culpeper History
Videos
Blog
Contact
Site Search
Search
Right the Record
Get Outside
WanderLOVE
Weekend Warriors
Visit a Regional Park
Scenic Drives
Live Local
Pet-Friendly Culpeper
Handmade
Food Scene
Eat Fresh
Best of Local Chefs
Hop, Vine & Shine
Industry
Culpeper Competes
Right the Record
Get Outside
Live Local
Food Scene
Industry
Right the Record
Marshall Funeral Service
Location: 246 East Davis Street, Culpeper, VA
Per Culpeper county 2021 tax assessor records, the building was built in 1892 and the property contains 0.03 acres
Previous owners were Walter Harrison Johnson and Margaret A. Johnson. The couple operated the Walter H. Johnson Grocery Store. Walter Johnson married Margaret A. Porter on March 30, 1910 and had several children
In the 1920’s, Walter H. Johnson’s grocery was on the ground level. On the upper level, Fred Jackson ran the barber shop and Harry Love ran the pool room. His grocery business began in March 1917
Johnson’s building and property were sold at public auction on October 15, 1925
Several years later, Mortimer M. Marshall, Sr. bought the building and moved his business from across the street on the south side to the north side of East Davis Street
A few years after Marshall’s death in 1979, his two sons sold the building
Mortimer Mercer Marshall, Sr.
, Proprietor
1934
Marshall returned to his hometown of Culpeper and established his funeral home in 1934. Marshall Funeral Service’s first location was across the street on the south side of East Davis Street in a single-story building, now demolished
1970
In the early 1970’s, Marshall opened the funeral home’s second location at his residence at 1202 Orange Road in Culpeper for conducting funeral viewings/wakes/visitations
Marshall’s sons, Mortimer, Jr. and Lewis, sold the business in 1982. The new owners closed and dissolved the business a few years later
Right the Record Home Page
People
Barber, Jr., Dr. Elijah
Harrison Beck, Ruby May
Hill, John Preston "Pete"
Jennings, Gerard Alexander
Holmes Sr., John Alfred
Lightfoot Family
Love, Charles Edward "Skinny"
Madden, Reverend Willis Jackson
Marshall, Sr., Mortimer Mercer
Payne, Henry Gordon "Ace"
Payne Lovell, Annie Laura
Taylor, Andrew Earl
Places
Barber Medical Office
Jennings Lunch Room
Holmes-Taylor Building
Lightfoot Building
Macoy Building
Marshall Funeral Service
Skinny Love's Barber Shop
Right the Record Program Information