Fisher Family Genealogy
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| 1351 | Census lists in Abel Fisher's household: one "Free White Males 45 and Upwards," who must be Abel himself - he would have just turned 45 in 1800; two "Free White Females over 16 and under 26," and three "Free White Females 45 and upwards." Can only speculate that the women include wife Rachel Forbes and perhaps his mother Rachel Hoowe, sisters Elizabeth and Rachel Fisher, and a niece or other relation. Rachel Fisher did not marry Jacob Stewart until after the death of his first wife sometime after 1801 | FISHER Elizabeth (I347)
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| 1352 | Census lists in Abel Fisher's household: one "Free White Males 45 and Upwards," who must be Abel himself - he would have just turned 45 in 1800; two "Free White Females over 16 and under 26," and three "Free White Females 45 and upwards." Can only speculate that the women include wife Rachel Forbes and perhaps his mother Rachel Hoowe, sisters Elizabeth and Rachel Fisher, and a niece or other relation. | FISHER Rachel (I206)
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| 1353 | Census lists in Abel Fisher's household: one "Free White Males 45 and Upwards," who must be Abel himself - he would have just turned 45 in 1800; two "Free White Females over 16 and under 26," and three "Free White Females 45 and upwards." Can only speculate that the women include wife Rachel Forbes and perhaps his mother Rachel Hoowe, sisters Elizabeth and Rachel Fisher, and a niece or other relation. | HOOWE Rachel (I200)
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| 1354 | Census lists Mary's middle initial as E, should be A. Attending school | FISHER Mary Amelia (I308)
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| 1355 | Census lists Mathias Fisher's household as including: one "Free White Males 26 to 45"- not obvious who this is; sons John, Abel and Thomas were all married with children by this time and son Thompson would have been only ca. 20 years old; one "Free White Males 45 and over" - Mathias himself; one "Free White Females 10 to 16" - likely daughter Rachel Fisher who would have been 14 in 1820; and one "Free White Females 45 and over" - wife Martha Thompson. | FISHER Mathias (I198)
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| 1356 | Census lists Mathias Fisher's household as including: one "Free White Males 26 to 45"- not obvious who this is; sons John, Abel and Thomas were all married with children by this time and son Thompson would have been only ca. 20 years old; one "Free White Males 45 and over" - Mathias himself; one "Free White Females 10 to 16" - likely daughter Rachel Fisher who would have been 14 in 1820; and one "Free White Females 45 and over" - wife Martha Thompson. | THOMPSON, Martha (I210)
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| 1357 | Census lists Mathias Fisher's household as including: one "Free White Males 26 to 45"- not obvious who this is; sons John, Abel and Thomas were all married with children by this time and son Thompson would have been only ca. 20 years old; one "Free White Males 45 and over" - Mathias himself; one "Free White Females 10 to 16" - likely daughter Rachel Fisher who would have been 14 in 1820; and one "Free White Females 45 and over" - wife Martha Thompson. | FISHER Rachel (I214)
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| 1358 | Census lists one "Free White Male 16 and Over," Mathias Fisher himself; two "Free White Males Under 16," presumably Mathias and Martha's sons John and Abel; and one "Free White Female," presumably Mathias' wife Martha. | THOMPSON, Martha (I210)
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| 1359 | Census lists one "Free White Male 16 and Over," Mathias Fisher himself; two "Free White Males Under 16," presumably Mathias and Martha's sons John and Abel; and one "Free White Female," presumably Mathias' wife Martha. | FISHER John (I215)
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| 1360 | Census lists one "Free White Male 16 and Over," Mathias Fisher himself; two "Free White Males Under 16," presumably Mathias and Martha's sons John and Abel; and one "Free White Female," presumably Mathias' wife Martha. | FISHER Mathias (I198)
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| 1361 | Census lists one "Free White Males Over 16" and three "Free White Females" living in household of Rachel Fisher. The male is presumably Rachel's son Abel Fisher; the females presumably include Rachel and her daughters Rachel and Elizabeth, daughter Hannah presumably having married Samuel McDowell and given birth to her daughter Margaret about this time. | HOOWE Rachel (I200)
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| 1362 | Census lists one "Free White Males Over 16" and three "Free White Females" living in household of Rachel Fisher. The male is presumably Rachel's son Abel Fisher; the females presumably include Rachel and her daughters Rachel and Elizabeth, daughter Hannah presumably having married Samuel McDowell and given birth to her daughter Margaret about this time. | FISHER Abel (I201)
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| 1363 | Census lists one "Free White Males Over 16" and three "Free White Females" living in household of Rachel Fisher. The male is presumably Rachel's son Abel Fisher; the females presumably include Rachel and her daughters Rachel and Elizabeth, daughter Hannah presumably having married Samuel McDowell and given birth to her daughter Margaret about this time. | FISHER Elizabeth (I347)
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| 1364 | Census lists one "Free White Males Over 16" and three "Free White Females" living in household of Rachel Fisher. The male is presumably Rachel's son Abel Fisher; the females presumably include Rachel and her daughters Rachel and Elizabeth, daughter Hannah presumably having married Samuel McDowell and given birth to her daughter Margaret about this time. | FISHER Rachel (I206)
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| 1365 | Census lists one "Free White Males Over 16" and three "Free White Females" living in household of Rachel Fisher. The male is presumably Rachel's son Abel Fisher; the females presumably include Rachel and her daughters Rachel and Elizabeth, daughter Hannah presumably having married Samuel McDowell and given birth to her daughter Margaret about this time. | FISHER Thomas (I202)
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| 1366 | Census lists Salina's birth year as 1871. Should be 1872. | BAVERY, Salina Josephine (I1338)
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| 1367 | Census lists three "Free White Males Under 10," presumably Mathias and Martha's' sons John, Abel and Thomas; one "Free White Males 10 to 15," not clear who this might be; one "Free White Males 45 and over," Mathias himself although he would have been only 42 years old in 1800; one "Free White Females Under 10," Mathias and Martha's' daughter Mary; and one "Free White Females 16 to 25," Mathias' wife Martha. | FISHER Mathias (I198)
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| 1368 | Census lists three "Free White Males Under 10," presumably Mathias and Martha's' sons John, Abel and Thomas; one "Free White Males 10 to 15," not clear who this might be; one "Free White Males 45 and over," Mathias himself although he would have been only 42 years old in 1800; one "Free White Females Under 10," Mathias and Martha's' daughter Mary; one "Free White Females 16 to 25," Mathias' wife Martha. | THOMPSON, Martha (I210)
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| 1369 | Census lists three "Free White Males Under 10," presumably Mathias and Martha's' sons John, Abel and Thomas; one "Free White Males 10 to 15," not clear who this might be; one "Free White Males 45 and over," Mathias himself although he would have been only 42 years old in 1800; one "Free White Females Under 10," Mathias and Martha's' daughter Mary; one "Free White Females 16 to 25," Mathias' wife Martha. | FISHER John (I215)
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| 1370 | Census lists three "Free White Males Under 10," presumably Mathias and Martha's' sons John, Abel and Thomas; one "Free White Males 10 to 15," not clear who this might be; one "Free White Males 45 and over," Mathias himself although he would have been only 42 years old in 1800; one "Free White Females Under 10," Mathias and Martha's' daughter Mary; one "Free White Females 16 to 25," Mathias' wife Martha. | FISHER Abel (I211)
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| 1371 | Census lists three "Free White Males Under 10," presumably Mathias and Martha's' sons John, Abel and Thomas; one "Free White Males 10 to 15," not clear who this might be; one "Free White Males 45 and over," Mathias himself although he would have been only 42 years old in 1800; one "Free White Females Under 10," Mathias and Martha's' daughter Mary; one "Free White Females 16 to 25," Mathias' wife Martha. | FISHER Thomas (I115)
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| 1372 | Census lists three "Free White Males Under 10," presumably Mathias and Martha's' sons John, Abel and Thomas; one "Free White Males 10 to 15," not clear who this might be; one "Free White Males 45 and over," Mathias himself although he would have been only 42 years old in 1800; one "Free White Females Under 10," Mathias and Martha's' daughter Mary; one "Free White Females 16 to 25," Mathias' wife Martha. | FISHER Mary (I216)
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| 1373 | Census must have been taken after the death of Elizabeth's husband Nathan Farris in July, 1855 but before birth of son Nathan Jr. in August, 1855. Census lists Elizabeth's household as comprised of: Two males under 10, presumably sons George (3) and John (8).; Two males age 10 to 20, presumably sons Milton (11) and William (16) Two females under 10, presumably daughters Nancy (1) and Mary Ann (5) One 10 to 20, presumably daughter Martha (13) One 20 to 30, a relative? One 40 to 50, Elizabeth herself | HUNGATE Elizabeth (I128)
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| 1374 | Census must have been taken before April because it includes Martha who died in April 1899. | FISHER, Martha (I192)
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| 1375 | Census must have been taken before April because it includes Riley's wife Martha (Fisher) Hoskinson who died in April 1899. | HOSKINSON, Riley M (I249)
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| 1376 | Census shows b. 1883 vs. death certificate 1884 | KAYLOR, James Mason (I2121)
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| 1377 | Census shows Mary living in the Harvey household. | MCDOWELL, Mary (I322)
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| 1378 | Census suggests Margaret born 1865 vs 1863. | MCCREARY, Margaret Alura (I505)
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| 1379 | Census suggests Mary born 1863 vs 1861. | MCCREARY, Mary Annetta (I504)
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| 1380 | Census taker really butchers Adonis' name in this census. Lists him as Adam and applies phonetic spelling for last name. | ANCELET, Adonis (I1305)
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| 1381 | Census-taker apparently never talked directly to family. Too many errors in the listing: Florence born Jul 1877 not Jun. Zilla should read Zella and not a daughter, but Charles and Florence's eldest son, born in Apr 1895 not Aug 1895. Also Raymond born in Jan 1899 not Mar. | FISHER Zella (I119)
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| 1382 | Census-taker apparently never talked directly to family. Too many errors in the listing: Florence born Jul 1877 not Jun. Zilla should read Zella and not a daughter, but Charles and Florence's eldest son, born in Apr 1895 not Aug 1895. Also Raymond born in Jan 1899 not Mar. | ASHBY Florence Ethyl (I43)
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| 1383 | Census-taker apparently never talked directly to family. Too many errors in the listing: Florence born Jul 1877 not Jun. Zilla should read Zella and not a daughter, but Charles and Florence's eldest son, born in Apr 1895 not Aug 1895. Also Raymond born in Jan 1899 not Mar. | FISHER Raymond Claude (I105)
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| 1384 | Census-taker error: Cora should read Carrie. | SMITH Carrie Mae (I166)
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| 1385 | Census-taker made two errors: Cora should read Carrie and " Julia, Daughter" should read "Julian, Son." | MILTON Cordelia Jane (I136)
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| 1386 | Census-taker spelled surname incorrectly. Should read Farris. Occupation: None. | FARRIS Nathan Ward (I234)
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| 1387 | Ceremony performed by Rev. Monte Peterson at the Baptist parsonage in Kahoka Witnessed by the groom's mother Zoa L. Powell and brother Kenneth G. Powell | Family: POWELL, Roscoe Wayne / FISHER, Della Darlene/Darlyne (F94)
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| 1388 | Certificate # 010279 | FISHER, Letha (I703)
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| 1389 | Certificate No. 021284 | DOMIJAN, Mary (I1480)
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| 1390 | Certificate No. 028782 | WITKOWICZ, Jan/John Joseph (I1475)
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| 1391 | Certificate No. 1090 | Family: FOSTER Ruthwin Floyd / CHARTER Mariah Adeline (F268)
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| 1392 | Certificate No. 1518 | Family: FARRIS William J. / FOSTER Leantha D. (F95)
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| 1393 | Certificate No. 567 | Family: FOSTER Ruthwin Floyd / WATSON Lydia (F62)
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| 1394 | Civil War, Commissary Sergeant 73rd Illinois Infantry - The most notable event of Riley's service in the Civil War is chronicled in this letter to his wife. It tells of Riley and his son Stuart's service at the Battle of Chickamauga, GA, their capture by the Confederate Army, escape and flight across Lookout Mountain to the Union Army at Chattanooga, TN. Portions of the letter are also found in The Preacher Regiment, which chronicles the 73rd Illinois Infantry's service in the Civil War. Riley and son Stuart are written of several times in this text. See The Preacher Regiment link for details and period photos from locations where Riley and his son fought, were captured and escaped. | HOSKINSON, Riley M (I249)
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| 1395 | Clara living with son Robert C. McCabe and family | HOSKINSON, Clarissa Ann (I1172)
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| 1396 | Clarissa living with the family of her sister Martha Fisher Hoskinson. Clarissa's father Thomas Fisher has by this time already left Pennsylvania and is living in Henderson, Co., IL with his second wife Elizabeth Brown and their children. | FISHER Clarissa (I195)
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| 1397 | Col. John Fisher was born at Fort Fisher in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, and was a son of Mathias Fisher, who was killed by the Indians on the Ohio River. Colonel Fisher came to King's Chapel, Neshannok Township, then in Mercer County, in 1811, and was an officer in the War of 1812. In 1823 he came to East Brook, giving the town its name. He built the first grist mill in Hickory Township, and in partnership with his brother, Thomas Fisher, built the first woolen mill, and together they owned 500 acres of land. | FISHER John (I215)
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| 1398 | Col. John Fisher...built the first grist mill in Hickory Township, and in partnership with his brother, Thomas Fisher, built the first woolen mill, and together they owned 500 acres of land. | FISHER Thomas (I115)
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| 1399 | Combined marker for Arthur M. Fisher and sister Lena B. (Delbridge) Fisher. Inscription for Lena on opposite side. | Source (SR7)
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| 1400 | Combined marker for Lena B. (Delbridge) Fisher and brother Arthur M. Fisher. Inscription for Arthur on opposite side. | Source (SR6)
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