Fisher Family Genealogy
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| 151 | "Miss Della Ann Craig, who lived in Americus, died Sunday morning at 7:20 o'clock in St. Mary's hospital (Emporia, KS)...Funeral services will be held Wednesday; afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Roberts-Blue chapel. The Rev. C. G. Williams, pastor of the Free Methodist church, will be in charge. Burial will be in the Americus cemetery." | CRAIG, Della Ann (I1888)
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| 152 | "Miss Foster died Wednesday, Sept. 8 in McDonough District Hospital." | FOSTER, Nancy Mariah (I1082)
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| 153 | "Miss Foster was born September 23, 1892, in Hire township, a daughter of George and Mariah Creasey Foster. She never married." | FOSTER, Alta (I1083)
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| 154 | "Miss Murray was a daughter of Hiram and Nancy Murray, and she was born March 7, 1848..." Her death certificates states she was born Feb 6 1848. | MURRAY, Mary Jane (I1962)
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| 155 | "Miss Nellie Nichols of South Reed street, a junior in the Lyons high school, was married yesterday at Hutchinson to Leslie Fisher, a young manwho lives on the Logan farm." | Family: FISHER, Harry Leslie / NICHOLS, Nellie Vesta (F552)
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| 156 | "Miss Violet Bissell of Blandinsville, and Orvil Foley were married at the Christian parsonage in Macomb on Tuesday, March 12, Rev. R. B. Fouts officiating." | Family: FOLEY, Orval Henry / BISSELL, Violet Irene (F561)
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| 157 | "MOSCOW, Idaho, June 14. (Special.) Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Palouse from the Methodist church for Alfred C. Murray, resident of that district for the last 13 years." | MURRAY, Alfred Curtis (I1149)
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| 158 | "Mr. and Mrs. Stuart F. Hoskinson of Hoopeston, Ill., is here for a visit with the members of the Fisher families of the community who are his relatives....He is an interesting and intelligent gentleman and a skilled artist in photography. While here be took a group picture of the members of the Fisher relatives in town, himself and wife included." | HOSKINSON, Stuart/Stewart F. (I807)
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| 159 | "Mr. Craig was married April 21, 1877, (should read 1878 per Emma's obit and carving on their headstone) to Miss Emma Fisher, a Pennsylvanian. There were 10 children, two dying In infancy, and three in later life. Of the five remaining, all Ilve at home with Mr. Craig except Mrs. Alice Cowser, who lives in Emporia. Those at home in Americus are McPherson, Delia, Albert and Mrs. Ella Wagner." | Family: CRAIG, William Henry / FISHER Emma Jane (F592)
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| 160 | "Mr. Fisher has been in and around Brownsville (should read Brownville), Nebraska, for some weeks visiting is sister (Margaret Daugherty) and other relatives and putting in his spare moments picking apples of which he says Neb. has an abundant crop." | FISHER Abel (I73)
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| 161 | "Mr. Fisher has been in and around Brownsville (should read Brownville), Nebraska, for some weeks visiting is sister (Margaret Daugherty) and other relatives and putting in his spare moments picking apples of which he says Neb. has an abundant crop." | FISHER Margaret Phoebe (I178)
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| 162 | "Mr. Murray died Monday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. G. D. Wakefield of this city (Moscow)." | MURRAY, Alfred Curtis (I1149)
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| 163 | "Mr. Murray, who was 71 years old, had been ailing for about a week, but had not been bedfast, death resulting from heart disease." | MURRAY, Charles Monroe (I1148)
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| 164 | "Mr. Pearson was born in Christian county July 3, 1873, and was marred to Clora Foster." | PEARSON, Edward (I1834)
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| 165 | "Mr. Pensinger was born in Greencastle, Penna., on October 11, 1861, the son of George and Christina Rutterual Pensinger." | PENSINGER Abraham Lincoln (I139)
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| 166 | "Mr. Wagner was born June 6, 1877, in Galesburg, Ill., a son of the late John F. Wagner." | WAGNER, Artimus Benjamin (I1927)
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| 167 | "Mr. Wagner was married to Elizabeth Turner on April 5, 1883." | Family: WAGNER, John Fohl / TURNER, Elizabeth (F603)
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| 168 | "Mr. Wagner was married to Margaret Smart on April 28, 1871 in Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner came to Kansas to live at Wakeeney in 1871." | Family: WAGNER, John Fohl / SMART, Margaret (F602)
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| 169 | "Mrs, Abel Fisher went to the hospital in Macomb for treatment on Tuesday of last week and remained till last Tuesday when she was brought home, not very much improved. She has nervous trouble." | PECK Ellen Estelle (I188)
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| 170 | "Mrs, Abel Fisher who has been sick for a long time is much worse this week. Her ailment is tuberculosis and she has smothering spells and great difficulty in breathing." Ellen died less than two months after this article was written. No mention of TB on her death certificate. | PECK Ellen Estelle (I188)
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| 171 | "Mrs. Abe Fisher went down to St. Louis on Monday to spend a couple of weeks with her son-in law Fred Kling. Her little grand daughter Blanch (should read Blanche) Bissell accompanied her." | PECK Ellen Estelle (I188)
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| 172 | "Mrs. Abe Fisher went down to St. Louis on Monday to spend a couple of weeks with her son-in law Fred Kling. Her little grand daughter Blanch (should read Blanche) Bissell accompanied her." | KLING Fred (I343)
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| 173 | "Mrs. Abe Fisher went down to St. Louis on Monday to spend a couple of weeks with her son-in law Fred Kling. Her little grand daughter Blanch (should read Blanche) Bissell accompanied her." | BISSELL, Blanche (I949)
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| 174 | "Mrs. Abel Fisher has been sick for more than three months and we regret to hear that she is not showing any Improvement." | PECK Ellen Estelle (I188)
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| 175 | "Mrs. Attebery took a severe cold on November 29, which developed bronchal pneumonia..." She died at her home. "Mrs. Attebery was a graduate of the Blandinsville High School, also of the Western Illinois Teachers' College of MaComb. Ill. For more than thirty years she was secretary for the Royal Neighbors, being elected at its organization in Gifford and serving faith fully and continuously until (her death)." (Royal Neighbors of America, founded in 1895, is a fraternal benefit society whose mission is to protect women and their families financially through life insurance and annuities.) Funeral services at Illinois Bend church on 12 Dec, conducted by Rev. M. P. Dawson, pastor of the LaPlata Christian church. | FISHER Mary Lou (I99)
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| 176 | "Mrs. Blanche Reynolds of Macomb, formerly of Blandinsville, died at 10 p. m. Friday, Dec 27 at McDonough District Hospital. She had been ill for an ex- tended period." | BISSELL, Blanche (I949)
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| 177 | "Mrs. Bushnell was born December 23, 1878 in Blandinsville, a daughter of John and Diantha Foster Fisher." | FISHER Martha Jane (I242)
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| 178 | "Mrs. Cowser Was born August 15, 1850, in Ohlo. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hobble and her maiden name was Rebecca Isabelle Hobble." | HOBBLE, Rebecca Isabelle (I1926)
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| 179 | "Mrs. Edith Wisherd of Bruce, Wis., passed away May 16 at the hospital in Ladysmith, Wis. Funeral services were held at the Fir Funeral Home in Bruce May 19. Burial was in Bruce....She had been ill about four years, in hospitals and nursing homes most of the last year." | FOSTER, Cora Edith (I1119)
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| 180 | "Mrs. Emily Graff (nee Durocher) was born in St. Charles Co. Mo., April 21, 1836..." | DUROCHER, Emily (I1839)
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| 181 | "Mrs. Emily Graff (nee Durocher)...died at her home in Penalosa, Kansas, after a prolonged illness, Dec. 28, 1914, age 78 yrs. 8 mo. 7 days." | DUROCHER, Emily (I1839)
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| 182 | "Mrs. Flora E. Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Murray, was born near Fort Madison, Iowa, Nov. 10, 1856..." | MURRAY, Flora Ellen (I246)
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| 183 | "Mrs. Flora E. Fisher...passed away in White Salmon, Washington, 8 p.m., November 28, 1936, aged 80 years, 18 days." | MURRAY, Flora Ellen (I246)
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| 184 | "Mrs. Fronie Ethel Fisher, 61, of Blandinsville died of an apparent heart attack at 10 o'clock Sunday morning while attending church services at the Baptist Church here (Blandinsville IL)." | BRITTON Fronie Ethel (I61)
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| 185 | "Mrs. Henry Botts died at 11:10 o'clock last Friday morning at her home in Novelty. She was 80 years old, and had been a resident of Knox County for sixty-six years." | HERGET, Jane Amelia (I800)
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| 186 | "Mrs. Jane Botts passed away on Sunday night last. After funeral services the burial took place in Novelty cemetery on Tuesday." | FISHER, Jane Iona (I191)
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| 187 | "Mrs. Josie Murray, or "Aunt Josie Murray" as she was called by those who knew her, died last Thursday at her home in the Prairie View vicinity in the southwest part of Knox County. She was 82 years old and had been ill for some time and an invalid since Jan. 15 of this vear, when she fell and broke her hip. She had been practically blind the last fifteen years." | HIGGS, Sarah Josephine (I790)
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| 188 | "Mrs. Lockett was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Austin, and was born in lowa May 31, 1856." | AUSTIN, Rachel Alice (I1947)
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| 189 | "Mrs. Margaret Ann Hoskins ...passed away Monday, October 10, 1927, at her home 4 1/2 miles northeast of Loyal, Okla." | MURRAY, Margaret Ann (I1964)
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| 190 | "Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Fisher, relict of Floyd Foster, deceased, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Wilson, at three o'clock on Wednesday morning, Dec. 12, 1928, aged 86 years 8 months and 14 days" | DAVIS Margaret Elizabeth (I725)
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| 191 | "Mrs. Mariah Adeline Foster was born on January 8, 1854, in Green county, Kentucky, to Bird and Nancy Wilkes Creasy." | CREASEY, Mariah Adeline (I1081)
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| 192 | "Mrs. Martha E. Collins died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Robt. Clinkenbeard east of Sheldon, Wednesday morning Dec. 21....On Jan. 31, 1326 she fell and fractured her hip. But through the months of suffering she never complained but talked of the day when the cares of life would be laid aside and faith should become a reality. On Wed, morning as the sun was slowly breaking over the eastern horizon to make its journey she quietly fell into that peaceful sleep." | BOTTS, Martha E. (I1164)
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| 193 | "Mrs. Martha Jane Bushnell, 82, of Blandinsville died Friday at Mary Davier Hospital in LaHarpe." | FISHER Martha Jane (I242)
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| 194 | "Mrs. Mary A. Million, wife of S. D. Million, died at the family home in this city last Thursday, August 29, at half past ten o'clock p. m. Mrs. Million had been sick for some weeks, but was apparently recovering, she was so far recovered as to be able to be up and walk about the house Thursday night she suffered a stroke of apoplexy and died in a sort time." | FISHER Mary Amelia (I308)
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| 195 | "Mrs. May Foster Pearson passed away at her home near Prentice, Illinois at 11:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 8, 1926, aged 83 years, 5 months and 22 days. She was the daughter of George and Maria Foster and was born and grew to womanhood in the parental home near Blandinsville." | FOSTER, Chlora May (I1118)
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| 196 | "Mrs. Million was born in Westmoreland County, Pa., February 26th, 1852..." | FISHER Mary Amelia (I308)
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| 197 | "Mrs. Murray was 74 years old and had been in failing health the last year, and seriously ill the last eight weeks. Death came Saturday, Sept. 11, at her home near Locust Hill where she had lived since the death of Mr. Murray and which home is now broken up." | ARMENT, Sarah Ellen (I1145)
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| 198 | "Mrs. Myrtle O. Bissell passed away at the Newland Nursing Home at 10:10 Monday night after a long illness. She was born in Blandinsville October 5, 1881, toAbel and Ellen Peck Fisher and resided here all her life." | FISHER Myrtle Olinda (I257)
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| 199 | "Mrs. Orval (Violet) Foley, 66, of 916 E. Murray St., Macomb, died Sunday, August 6, 1978 at 3:50 a.m. at McDonough District Hospital | BISSELL, Violet Irene (I950)
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| 200 | "Mrs. Orville Fisher and son Leslie are now at Lyons, Kan. where Leslie is working on a farm and doing nicely." | FISHER, Harry Leslie (I222)
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