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A writer of adventure novels, Marshall was also a big-game hunter throughout Africa, French Indo-China, Alaska, Burma, and India, and called himself an expert tiger-hunter.

Sometimes used the pseudonym "Hall Hunter."

His father, George Edward Marshall, of Illinois, studied law, taught school, and published a daily newspaper in Rensselaer, Indiana.

Marshall enjoyed visiting the Gold Eagle Tavern in Beaufort, South Carolina, and gave the proprietors the curry recipe for which the Gold Eagle's restaurant was famous.

He married Agnes Sharp Flythe in 1920. They had two children, Edison and Nancy.