Marshal

Marshal stands for:

Air Marshal , Air Force rank
Earl Marshal , title of knighthood in England, Ireland, Scotland and later in the United Kingdom
Field Marshal , see Field Marshal General #United Kingdom
Golf marshal , employee of a golf course
Sky-Marshal , see flight safety attendant , officer who is supposed to ensure the safety of passenger flights
a sports warden for route safety in motorsport, see sports warden
a law enforcement officer from the United States Marshals Service
Town / City Marshal , chief of police in a city, see Sheriff (United States) .

Marshal is a family name for the following people:

Alan Marshal (1909–1961), Australian actor
Anselm Marshal, 6th Earl of Pembroke († 1245), Lord Marshal of England
Gilbert Marshal, 4th Earl of Pembroke († 1241), Lord Marshal of England
Henry Marshal († 1206), English clergyman, Bishop of Exeter
Isabel Marshal (1200-1240), English nobleman
John Marshal († 1165) , Anglo-Norman nobleman
John Marshal († 1235) (before 1194–1235), English nobleman
John Marshal, 7th Earl of Warwick (after 1200–1242), English nobleman
John Marshal, Lord of Hingham († 1282), English nobleman
John Marshal, 2nd Baron Marshal (1292-1316), English nobleman and hereditary Marshal of Ireland
John Marshal († 1496), English clergyman, Bishop of Llandaff, see John Marshall (Bishop)
Lyndsey Marshal (born 1978), British actress
Richard Marshal, 3rd Earl of Pembroke († 1234), Lord Marshal of England
Walter Marshal, 5th Earl of Pembroke (1196-1245), Lord Marshal of England
William Marshal, 1st Earl of Pembroke (also Guillaume le Maréchal or the Marshal ; 1144-1219), Anglo-Norman knight, regent and Lord Marshal of England
William Marshal, 2nd Earl of Pembroke (around 1190–1231), Lord Marshal of England
William Marshal († 1265) , English nobleman and rebel
William Marshal, 1st Baron Marshal (1277-1314), English nobleman

See also: