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Fisher Family Genealogy

Matches 1,301 to 1,350 of 3,719

#	Notes	Linked to
1301	Can read and write	CRAIG, Ella Mae (I1891)
1302	Can read and write	FISHER, Floyd Austin (I7)
1303	Can read and write: Occupation: none	FISHER Martha Ella (I313)
1304	Can't read name of cemetery on death certificate	KAYLOR, Harriet (I2164)
1305	Cannot read cause of death in Item 17.	Source (S23)
1306	Cannot read or write	KAYLOR, Isie/Icy (I2111)
1307	Cannot read or write	KAYLOR, Mary Rilla (I2141)
1308	Carlon home	Family: MCDOWELL, Benjamin / CARLON, Amanda (F189)
1309	Case Files of Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Applications Based on Revolutionary War Service, compiled ca. 1800 - ca. 1912, documenting the period ca. 1775 - ca. 1900 The records in this collection include entire pension files for soldiers and sailors who served in the Revolutionary War. Unlike selected records, which were typically chosen subjectively for genealogical content, these records reveal more details about each veteran's history and service, as well as more information about his family, state of health, and life after the war.	Source (S493)
1310	Cath Ruthrauff incorrectly listed as groom's mother; actually bride Christina's mother.	PENSINGER, George (I1063)
1311	Cath Ruthrauff incorrectly listed as groom's mother; actually bride Christina's mother.	Ruthrauff, Christena (I1064)
1312	Catherine assumed to be George Foster's second wife. Could also be a niece of other relation.	GEORGE Catherine (I956)
1313	Catherine, husband Josiah and son Wilbur living with daughter-in-law Cora and her husband Calvin Inman Address: 720 W. Carroll St., Macomb Can read and write	GEORGE, Catherine (I1143)
1314	Cause of death: "Some form of malignant cancer of the stomach of about one year duration." Informant: F. Murray, Locust Hill	MURRAY, Mary Jane (I1962)
1315	Cause of death: Acute myocarditis Occupation: farmer Informant: Mrs A. C. Murray, Palouse, WA	MURRAY, Alfred Curtis (I1149)
1316	Cause of death: cancer Address at death: Brownville NE Occupation: blacksmith, farmer Informant: T. C. Daugherty, Auburn NE	DAUGHERTY John Allen (I179)
1317	Cause of death: myocarditis Address: Shelton Township, Knox Co., MO Strange note following apparently in response to length of residence in city or town where death occurred: "During the Civil War." No idea why this was noted. Occupation: housewife Informant: Fred Murray, Hurdland, MO Filed 8 Jan 1930	HIGGS, Sarah Josephine (I790)
1318	Cause of death: suicide "Verdict of coroner (unreadable) gun shot wound self-inflicted" Wayne's occupation listed as student, University of Illinois (though he died before attending) States body was taken by Robert Funeral Home of Blanddinsville IL on Sep 20 for "removal" to Blandinsville.	FISHER, Wayne Kenneth (I219)
1319	Cause: Bronchi Pneumonia Occupation: Housewife Informant: Mrs. W. G. Bushnell, Blandinsville IL (her sister Martha)	FISHER Mary Lou (I99)
1320	Cause: Hanging by neck, strangulation with suicide intent Contributory: Ill health Place: St. Albans Township, Hancock Co., IL Occupation: Farmer Informant: Clara Ancelet (daughter), Basco, IL	LAUNER, Frederick Emanuel (I1263)
1321	Cause: Mitral insufficiency with myocarditis Address: Winslow, Kitsap Co., WA Occupation: Carpenter Informant: Mrs. W. Hoskinson (wife), Winslow, WA	HOSKINSON, William Cavosa (I1175)
1322	Cause: Thrown from wagon	FARRIS Nathan Ward (I71)
1323	Cemetery originally called Industrial Cemetery	McCABE, Gladys Audrey (I2020)
1324	Census correctly shows one child deceased in 1910: Nora	ASHBY Florence Ethyl (I43)
1325	Census correctly shows only one child still alive in 1910: Charles.	FARRIS Mary Ann (I70)
1326	Census indicates Ellen born in 1854 Attending school	PECK Ellen Estelle (I188)
1327	Census indicates family living on Center Street. Census-taker error: " Julia, Daughter" should read "Julian, Son."	SMITH Julian Francis (I943)
1328	Census indicates Samuel born about 1798 vs. grave marker showing 1796.	CASTEEL Samuel (I774)
1329	Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. George presumably one of the two males listed under age 10.	FARRIS, George T. (I1246)
1330	Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. John presumably one of the two males listed under 10 years of age.	FARRIS John W. (I233)
1331	Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. Martha presumably the female listed as age 10 to 20.	FARRIS, Martha J. (I235)
1332	Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. Mary Ann presumably one of the two females listed under age 10, although she would have likely been age 10 at then time because it appears the census was taken after the death of Mary's father In July 1855. Were Nathan still alive he would have been listed as the head of the household.	FARRIS Mary Ann (I70)
1333	Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. Milton presumably one of the two males listed age 10 to 20.	FARRIS Milton Rinehart (I232)
1334	Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. Nancy presumably one of the two females listed under age 10.	FARRIS Nancy E. (I187)
1335	Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. William presumably one of the two males listed age 10 to 20.	FARRIS William J. (I231)
1336	Census lists Abel Fisher's household as two people: one "Free White Males 70-79" - Abel himself; and one "Free White Females 30 to 39." The female is likely Abel's niece Mary McDowell who never married, is known to have taken care of Abel late in his life, and who inherited most of Abel's estate upon his death in 1838. Mary would have been 32 in 1830.	FISHER Abel (I201)
1337	Census lists Abel Fisher's household as two people: one "Free White Males 70-79" - Abel himself; and one "Free White Females 30 to 39." The female is likely Abel's niece Mary McDowell who never married, is known to have taken care of Abel late in his life, and who inherited most of Abel's estate upon his death in 1838. Mary would have been 32 in 1830.	MCDOWELL, Mary (I322)
1338	Census lists Adolph as 68. He would have been only 58 at this census.	ANCELET, Adolph (I1259)
1339	Census lists as living in Mathias Fisher household one "Free White Males 5 to 9" - impossible to define who this might be but perhaps a grandson or nephew; one "Free White Males 70 to 79" - Mathias himself; and two "Free White Females 20 to 29." One is likely Mathias' youngest daughter Rachel who married Silas Stewart as his second wife, and therefore could have married later than typical for the times. Silas' first wife Mary Hendricks died in 1823 so Rachel's marriage definitely occured after 1823. The other female must be a relative. Mathias' elder daughter Mary is presumably living with husband Berekiah Stewart who is listed in the 1830 census for Derry Township.	FISHER Mathias (I198)
1340	Census lists as living in Mathias Fisher household one "Free White Males 5 to 9" - impossible to define who this might be but perhaps a grandson or nephew; one "Free White Males 70 to 79" - Mathias himself; and two "Free White Females 20 to 29." One is likely Mathias' youngest daughter Rachel who married Silas Stewart as his second wife, and therefore could have married later than typical for the times. Silas' first wife Mary Hendricks died in 1823 so Rachel's marriage definitely occured after 1823. The other female must be a relative. Mathias' elder daughter Mary is presumably living with husband Berekiah Stewart who is listed in the 1830 census for Derry Township.	FISHER Rachel (I214)
1341	Census lists as living in Mathias Fisher household one "Free White Males Under 10" - presumably youngest son Thompson Fisher; one "Free White Males over 16 and under 26" - presumably son Thomas Fisher, John and Abel likely having married by this time; two "Free White Males 45 and upwards" - one being Mathias and the other unknown; one "Free White Females Under 10" - presumably daughter Rachel; one "Free White Females over 10 and under 16" - daughter Mary; and one "Free White Females over 26 and under 45" - Mathias' wife Martha Thompson.	FISHER Mathias (I198)
1342	Census lists as living in Mathias Fisher household one "Free White Males Under 10" - presumably youngest son Thompson Fisher; one "Free White Males over 16 and under 26" - presumably son Thomas Fisher, John and Abel likely having married by this time; two "Free White Males 45 and upwards" - one being Mathias and the other unknown; one "Free White Females Under 10" - presumably daughter Rachel; one "Free White Females over 10 and under 16" - daughter Mary; and one "Free White Females over 26 and under 45" - Mathias' wife Martha Thompson.	FISHER, Thompson (I348)
1343	Census lists as living in Mathias Fisher household one "Free White Males Under 10" - presumably youngest son Thompson Fisher; one "Free White Males over 16 and under 26" - presumably son Thomas Fisher, John and Abel likely having married by this time; two "Free White Males 45 and upwards" - one being Mathias and the other unknown; one "Free White Females Under 10" - presumably daughter Rachel; one "Free White Females over 10 and under 16" - daughter Mary; and one "Free White Females over 26 and under 45" - Mathias' wife Martha Thompson.	FISHER Thomas (I115)
1344	Census lists as living in Mathias Fisher household one "Free White Males Under 10" - presumably youngest son Thompson Fisher; one "Free White Males over 16 and under 26" - presumably son Thomas Fisher, John and Abel likely having married by this time; two "Free White Males 45 and upwards" - one being Mathias and the other unknown; one "Free White Females Under 10" - presumably daughter Rachel; one "Free White Females over 10 and under 16" - daughter Mary; and one "Free White Females over 26 and under 45" - Mathias' wife Martha Thompson.	FISHER Rachel (I214)
1345	Census lists as living in Mathias Fisher household one "Free White Males Under 10" - presumably youngest son Thompson Fisher; one "Free White Males over 16 and under 26" - presumably son Thomas Fisher, John and Abel likely having married by this time; two "Free White Males 45 and upwards" - one being Mathias and the other unknown; one "Free White Females Under 10" - presumably daughter Rachel; one "Free White Females over 10 and under 16" - daughter Mary; and one "Free White Females over 26 and under 45" - Mathias' wife Martha Thompson.	FISHER Mary (I216)
1346	Census lists as living in Mathias Fisher household one "Free White Males Under 10" - presumably youngest son Thompson Fisher; one "Free White Males over 16 and under 26" - presumably son Thomas Fisher, John and Abel likely having married by this time; two "Free White Males 45 and upwards" - one being Mathias and the other unknown; one "Free White Females Under 10" - presumably daughter Rachel; one "Free White Females over 10 and under 16" - daughter Mary; and one "Free White Females over 26 and under 45" - Mathias' wife Martha Thompson.	THOMPSON, Martha (I210)
1347	Census lists birth date as July 1893. Correct date believed to be July 1892.	ASHBY Anna Pearl (I41)
1348	Census lists Gustavas as 10. By birth date he should be about 8.	ANCELET, Gustavus (August) (I1326)
1349	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 Abel (I201)
1350	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.	FORBES, Rachel (I346)