George Marshall
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George Marshall’s birth chart

Army officerBorn December 31, 1880, Uniontown, Pennsylvania, United StatesDied October 16, 1959

Serious, capable and ambitious.

  • SunCapricornThe Architect
  • MoonCapricornThe Steady Hand
  • VenusAquariusThe Kindred Spirit

What his chart says about him

  1. Who he was

    Sun in Capricorn, the Architect

    Serious, capable and ambitious. Builds a life step by step, and gets more playful and lighter with age. He reached for more than one life could hold: big plans, big promises, and a habit of saying yes before counting the hours.

    The Sun square Jupiter (almost exact at 0.4°)

  2. What he needed

    Moon in Capricorn, the Steady Hand

    Keeps feelings under control and feels safest when life is organised and secure. He picked up what others felt before a word was said, and his compassion reached far.

    The Moon trine Neptune (almost exact at 0.6°)

  3. How he loved

    Venus in Aquarius, the Kindred Spirit

    Unconventional in love. Drawn to the original and the independent, and needs room inside closeness. Loyal in love: he chose carefully, and what he built with people lasted.

    Venus sextile Saturn (almost exact at 0.6°)

  4. How he thought

    Mercury in Sagittarius, the Philosopher

    Thinks big and speaks frankly. Loves ideas, learning and talking about what things mean. What he knew and what he said needed careful managing, and secrets sat uneasily with him.

    Mercury quincunx Pluto (almost exact at 0.9°)

  5. What drove him

    Mars in Sagittarius, the Champion

    Energetic and bold, driven by belief. Aims high and sets off with enthusiasm. Charm and desire worked together: he knew what he wanted in love and how to win it.

    Venus sextile Mars (close at 1.7°)

  6. The shape of his chart

    No water at all, so feelings came out in actions more than in words.

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The sky the day he was born

  • The Moon

    George Marshall was born on the day of a new Moon. At noon that day the Moon was 0% lit, in Capricorn. Tonight’s Moon

  • The day

    It was a Friday, ten days after the December solstice.

  • Saturn return

    For George Marshall, Saturn came back to where it stood at his birth in 1939, at 58: his second Saturn return, after the first in 1909 and 1910. When is yours?

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Signs that click with Capricorn

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The chart

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The chart is cast for noon on the day, and everything shown here held all day long.

George Marshall’s chart in full

Every planet, point, pattern and aspect

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Questions about his chart

What is George Marshall’s zodiac sign?

Capricorn. George Marshall was born on December 31, 1880, with the Sun in Capricorn, the Architect. Serious, capable and ambitious. Builds a life step by step, and gets more playful and lighter with age.

What is George Marshall’s Moon sign?

Capricorn, the Steady Hand. Keeps feelings under control and feels safest when life is organised and secure.

What is George Marshall’s rising sign?

The rising sign needs the birth time to the minute, so this page leaves it out: everything on it held all day on December 31, 1880. Your own chart, cast from your birth time, gives yours.

What is George Marshall’s Venus sign?

Aquarius, the Kindred Spirit. Unconventional in love. Drawn to the original and the independent, and needs room inside closeness.

How does your chart compare with George Marshall’s?

Set your chart beside George Marshall’s and see how the two meet, area by area: as friends, in love, in how you talk, working together and under one roof. It is free.

Sources and credits

Date and place of birth: Wikidata, and George Marshall’s Wikipedia article. The chart is cast for noon on the day.

Photo: NASA on The Commons, No restrictions, via Wikimedia Commons (the licence). The file and its full credit.

The planets placed from DE440, the ephemeris NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory publishes.

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