Anthony Dryden Marshall - Marriages and Children

Marriages and Children

Marshall has been married three times:

  • His first wife was Elizabeth Cynthia Cryan, whom he married on July 26, 1947 in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania. The groom's stepfather, Charles Marshall, was his best man. The couple had twin sons (born May 14, 1953), Alexander R. Marshall, a photographer, and Philip Cryan Marshall, a part-time professor of architectural preservation at Roger Williams University.
  • His second wife was his former secretary Thelma Hoegnell (born May 11, 1928), whom he married on December 29, 1962. The couple were divorced on January 24, 1990, reportedly following Marshall's affair with Charlene Gilbert, the wife of an Episcopal priest in Northeast Harbor, Maine.
  • His third and present wife, whom he married in 1992, is the former Charlene Detwiler Tyler (born July 28, 1945), the former wife of Paul E. Gilbert, a naval officer turned Episcopal priest, and a daughter of Charles Matthew Tyler, an insurance actuary and businessman who was well loved and respected and a valued member of Charleston, S.C. society. By this marriage Marshall has two stepdaughters, Arden (born 1969) and Inness (born 1972) and a stepson, Robert (born 1976).

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