Joseph Francis Marron

Background

Marron, Joseph Francis was born on February 27, 1888 in Helena, Montana, United States. Son of James Edward and Anna (Sullivan) Marron.

Education

Student Kansas State College, 1905-1910, Washington University, 1912.

Career

Social Economy, 1910-1912. Legislative reference librarian Missouri Library Commission, 1912-1913, Texas State Library, 1913-1917. Chief librarian Jacksonville, Florida, 1920-1958.

Library adviser Barnett National Bank, from 1963.

Achievements

• Joseph Francis Marron has been listed as a noteworthy librarian. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served as army camp librarian, Camp Travis, Texas, 1917-1919. Member War Price and Rationing Board, Jacksonville Defense Council, World World War World World War II Past president of Tuberculosis Association. Member Council Social Agencies (president 1951-1952), Civic Music Association (president 1951-1953), American Library Association, Southeast, Florida (past president) library associations, Ye Mystic Revellers.

Club: Torch (president 1942-1943, secretary from 1959).

Connections

Married Muriel Lindley, June 9, 1914. Children: Elizabeth (Mistress F. A. Wynhausen), Mary (Mistress William Dally), James Lindley, Joseph Jeffery, John Carlos.

Father:

James Edward Marron

Mother:

Anna (Sullivan) Marron

Spouse:

Muriel Lindley

child:

Joseph Jeffery Marron

child:

James Lindley Marron

child:

Mary Marron (Mistress William Dally)

child:

John Carlos Marron

child:

Elizabeth Marron (Mistress F. A. Wynhausen)