Notes

Fisher Family Genealogy

Matches 1,151 to 1,200 of 3,719

#	Notes	Linked to
1151	Attending school, 7 months	FISHER, Marion G. (I1850)
1152	Attending school, 7 months Can read and write	WOOD, John Arthur (I1989)
1153	Attending school, 7 months	FISHER, Edith Mary (I1849)
1154	Attending school, 8 months Can read	CRAIG, Albert J. (I1889)
1155	Attending school, 8 months	CRAIG, Ella Mae (I1891)
1156	Attending school, 9 months	FISHER, Effie Jessie (I1866)
1157	Attending school, 9 months	FISHER, Emma Margaret (I1867)
1158	Attending school, 9 months	FISHER, Edgar William (I1851)
1159	Attending school, 9 months	FISHER, Stephen Douglas (I1865)
1160	Attending school, cannot read or write	KIRKHAM, Martha (I2043)
1161	Attending the wedding "were Mrs. Sherman Reynolds, Mrs. Violet Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Armon Bissell, and Mrs, Mary Jane Britton."	Family: IMEL, Ezra / FISHER Myrtle Olinda (F562)
1162	August born in 1872 not 1870 shown on headstone.	ANCELET, Gustavus (August) (I1326)
1163	August's mother living next door in this census.	ANCELET, Gustavus (August) (I1326)
1164	Aunt Flora Peck living with Ollive's family in this census.	FISHER Ollive Milberry Blanche (I255)
1165	Aurelia was under 18 so parents had to give consent. Performed by Justice of the Peace A? T. Heart	Family: SWAN, Andrew / GRAFF, Aurelia (F587)
1166	Automotive Shop Teacher for many years at Diman Regional Technical Institute	CHMIEL, Stephen Anthony (I1453)
1167	Available on-line at Indiana Memory Digital Collections: http://cdm16066.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/compoundobject/collection/p16066coll16/id/1231/rec/1	Source (S420)
1168	Available online at Library of Congress and National Endowment for the Arts, Chronicling America, http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov.	Source (S308)
1169	Available online from National Archives, Civil War Photos. Direct link: http://www.archives.gov/research/civil-war/photos/images/civil-war-100.jpg, viewed Mar 12, 2010	Source (S217)
1170	b. 1855 in census; death certificate shows 1854	KAYLOR, Samuel (I1432)
1171	b. Sep 1896, age 3	SIMPSON, Nova A. (I1419)
1172	Back living with grandparents Riley and Martha Hoskinson vs sister Ida and her husband Andrew Anderson in 1880 US Census.	HITE, David R. (I1179)
1173	Back living with grandparents Riley and Martha Hoskinson vs sister Ida and her husband Andrew Anderson in 1880 US Census.	GARRISON, Edith Jane (I1178)
1174	Baptism record is only reference having surname other than Chmiel, in this case Chmialasz. Assuming this is an error as address, house No 62, is same as entries for Victoria's siblings showing surname as Chmiel.	CHMIEL, Victoria (I1683)
1175	Baptized Sharon, KS Presbyterian Church	GARRISON, Edith Jane (I1178)
1176	Based on age in 1850 census.	FISHER Janet H. (I1041)
1177	Based on marriage license that states Lucy was under the age of eighteen when married in Oct 1891.	SWAN, Lucy (I1165)
1178	Based on years of marriage in 1900 census.	Family: ROBERTS Lewis / FISHER Clarissa (F79)
1179	Believe G. W. Peck of Carroll IA in the obit is meant read S. W. for brother Seymour Wells Peck, who was living in Carroll IA at time of Ellen's death.	PECK Ellen Estelle (I188)
1180	Belle's brother Joseph Fisher living with the family. Profession: w for wife?	FISHER Elizabeth Belle (I312)
1181	Bessie is not shown living with her parents Stuart and Elizabeth Hoskinson in the Hoopeston, IL 1910 census. This document shows a Bessie May Hoskinson, 17 yo inmate, confined to the Illinois Training School for Girls, Geneva Township, Kane Co. IL. A map of the site ca 1912, about the time of this census, is here. Age, and birthplace of father and mother, align to suggest census record is for this Bessie Mae Hoskinson. In 1900 the Illinois Training School for Girls was described as "for the confinement, education and reformation of girls between the ages of 10 and 16 years who have been convicted of offenses punishable at law." Other references state the school was also used to confine girls who were mentally handicapped or sexually active. Many of its alumni describe the School as a cruel prison, not a school, with locked doors and barred windows. Girls described being sent to the “hole” and of being beaten for minor offenses, as well as rape and sexual abuse by staff and other girls. Chicago journalists accused the institution of using handcuffs and whips for discipline. The term inmate used in census records for its "guests" seems to confirm a prison-like atmosphere, though the school did offer training in classic "women's work" - sewing, cooking, hairdressing, typing, stenography - and later some non-traditional roles like an electrician program. Bessie is listed as attending school, can read and write. Note the date of this census page is about 1 1/2 years prior to her being wed to Hector Cato Peabody in Washington state. Did her father and mother confine her here and then marry her off?	HOSKINSON, Bessie May (I1237)
1182	Biography from Abel’s obituary: “(Abel Fisher) was the son of Thomas and Elizabeth Brown Fisher who came of an old and prominent Pennsylvania family and moved to the La Harpe neighborhood on a farm nearly a century ago. Sixty years ago when about twenty years of age Abel came to Blandinsville, where he has since lived. “On January 5, 1864 he enlisted and entered the Civil War as a member of Co. D. 28th Illinois Regiment and served for two and a half years in the thickest of the fighting. He was a brave and dashing soldier, who served his country with courage and distinction. “He married Miss Ellen Peck Dec 2, 1872 and to their union were born three children, Orville B. Fisher and Mrs. Myrtle Bissell of Blandinsville and Mrs. Olive Kling deceased. “The above is a short account of the life of one of the kindest souls that has ever lived. He loved the woods, and flowers and children. He was a noted hunter and trapper and would quit his work to bring a squirrel or quail for a sick neighbor and no time was too inconvenient and no task too difficult for him to do a kindness for one who needed help. In his last illness which extended over two years, the last one spent on a bed of sickness, he suffered as few invalids have done, but never a word of complaint or impatience pass his kindly lips. “In life he was a carpenter. He worked in Hopper’s mill and did many other things, but charged so little that his means were always modest. He planted the big trees around the lawn where the writer now lives and the great green tress in the school park stand as monuments to his public spirited industry.”	FISHER Abel (I73)
1183	Birth and death records also available on line at Missouri Digital Heritage.	Repository (REPO20)
1184	Birth certificate ammendment lists birth place as rural Comanche Co, TX	COZART, Ennis Edward (I1551)
1185	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	WARD, Edith Pauline (I64)
1186	Birth date based on age listed on headstone.	HUNGATE Elizabeth (I128)
1187	Birth date inferred from age at death	WARD, William Harvey (I129)
1188	Birth date listed is Sept 1857, but appears census taker may have revised age corresponding to this date (42 years) to more accurate age of 49 which would imply birth ca. 1851. Three children, all living Can read and write Daughter Myrtle's name spelled incorrectly	PECK Ellen Estelle (I188)
1189	Birth date on death cert very different from birth record.	FRITTS/FRITZ, David Daniel (I2183)
1190	Birth place based on family living in Brownville from 1874 through 1910.	DAUGHERTY or DOUGHERTY, James Harvey (I848)
1191	Birth place based on family living in Brownville from 1874 through 1910.	DAUGHERTY or DOUGHERTY, Clarence Linley (I849)
1192	Birth place based on family living in Brownville from 1874 through 1910.	DAUGHERTY or DOUGHERTY Adalina Sophia (I847)
1193	Birth Recorded 28 Apr 1913	WITKOWICZ, Teofila (I1445)
1194	Birth year based on statement of age given at time of marriage	ANCELET, Adelaide (I1269)
1195	Birth year shows 1846 vs 1842 on headstone	WARD, Elizabeth (I286)
1196	Birthplace of Charles' mother should read Michigan. Occupation: Decorator, General Paint & ?. Charles' father-in-law William Daniels living with the family.	FISHER Charles Albert (I183)
1197	Birthplace of Thomas' parents should read Pennsylvania not Kentucky. Also lists birthplace of Lena's father as Kentucky when two lines earlier it is correctly shown as Illinois. Census taker's work appears prone to mistakes given these errors and the many errors in the entry for the family of Thomas' son Charles Fisher which immediately follows in the census.	FARRIS Mary Ann (I70)
1198	Birthplace of Thomas' parents should read Pennsylvania not Kentucky. Also lists birthplace of Thomas as father of Lena as Kentucky when two lines earlier it is correctly shown as Illinois. Census taker's work appears prone to mistakes given these errors and the many errors in the entry for the family of Thomas' son Charles Fisher which immediately follows in the census. Married 31 years Occupation: Day Laborer Can read and write Home owned, free of mortgage	FISHER Thomas H. (I116)
1199	Birthplace typically listed as Gallicia, Austria which is now part of Poland.	WITKOWICZ, Leon (I1470)
1200	Birthplace typically listed as Gallicia, Austria which is now part of Poland.	KOCUR, Antonina Maryanna (I1471)