Believed to have had children.

Excerpt from the will of her father:
"I Uriah Fish being of sound mind and memory do make and publish this my last
will and testament in manner and form following that is to say first I will and
direct that all my just debts and funeral expenses shall be paid. Second I give
and bequeath to my daughter Eliza Bishop the sum of one dollar."

Uriah came to Otisco as a young man/ one of early founders,
served in War of 1812 and received a land warrant for his services
"Index of Awards or Claims of the Soldiers of the War of 1812: NY Military Equipment Claims" p.174 No.: 8,144 Uriah Fish Residence: Otisco, NY Allowed Amt: 18.00
(also on same page is No.,3,398 Joseph Fish Residence: Jackson County, MI Allowed amt: 30 00)

An article on Uriah with picture of him and his farm in "History of Onondaga County 1615-1878", Onondaga Public Library

An article about Albert M Fish, a grandson, contains extensive information about Uriah and can be found in "A Standard History of Erie County, Ohio", edited by Hewson L Peek and published in 1916. A copy can be found in the Milan Public Library in Milan, Ohio. This article specifically names his parents as Joseph and Abigail Fish.

1830 Census Onondaga Co, Otisco
Uriah Fish Males <5=1, 5<10=1, 10<15=2, 15<20=1, 50<60=1
Females15<20=1, 40<50=1
1840 Census Onondaga Co., Otisco
Uriah Fish Males 10<15=1, 15<20=1, 20<30=3, 60<70=1
Females 20<30=1, 50<60=1
1850 Census Onondaga Co., Otisco p.188B
Uriah Fish 70 Farmer Born: Conn
Lovina 63 Born: Mass
Willis C. 23 Born: NY
1860 Census Onondaga Co., Otisco p.614
Uriah Fish 79 Farmer Born: Conn
Lavinia Fish 73 Housekeeping Born: Mass

Uriah is also known to have been made guardian of "Van Rensellaer Elliot", 16 year old son of "Daniel Elliot". This occurred in about 1822.

1870 Census, New York, Onondaga Co., Otisco, p 39

1. 1. Eliza FISH b. Between 1810 and 1820; d. New York.
2. Lovisa FISH b. Abt 1811, New York; d. 29 Apr 1887, New York; bur. Pine Ridge Cemetery, Navarino, Town of Onondaga, NY.
3. David D FISH b. 13 Sep 1812, Otisco, Onondaga Co., New York; d. 1 Dec 1889, Marietta, Onondaga Co., New York; bur. Amber Cemetery, Amber, Onondaga Co., New York.
4. John D FISH b. 1817, New York; d. 1905; bur. Amber Cemetery, Amber, Onondaga Co., New York.
5. Samuel FISH b. Abt Oct 1819, Otisco, Onondaga Co., New York; d. 15 Sep 1900, Milan, Erie Co., Ohio; bur. Milan Cemetery, Erie Co., Ohio.
6. Myndert M FISH b. Between 1822 and 1824, New York; d. 6 Mar 1892, Berlin Heights, Erie Co., Ohio.
7. Willis C FISH b. 3 Mar 1827, Otisco, Onondaga Co., New York; d. Aft 1880.

Uriah's grandson, Albert, had a biography that named Uriah's parents as Joseph and Abigail Fish. The only Joseph and Abigail Fish found in the correct time frame married in Connecticut are Joseph Fish and Abigail Lothrop. This coupled with the following excerpt about another son, Joseph, taken from "History of the Fish Family" by Cynthia Fish Hunt is presented as incomplete but moderately sufficient proof that this couple is indeed the parents of Uriah Fish:

"Joseph Fish was the fourth son of Joseph and Abigail Lathrop Fish and was born in Montville, New London Co., Conn March 13, 1784. ... He went into Onondaga County, where the city of Syracuse now stands ... Eventually he went into the town of Otisco where his brother Uriah had located a farm ..."

See the notes under the son Joseph for a more complete quotation.

One internet source shows his death as: August 8, 1835 age 84 in Little Falls, Herkimer Cty, NY

The book "Early Connecticut Marriages Prior to 1800", 5th book edited by Rev Frederick W Bailey and published in 1902 lists Joseph Fish and Abigail Lothrop as having married in Bozrah, Connecticut on 7/4/1776. This is the Joseph Fish/Abigail marriage listed in any of this set of books.

An article about Albert M Fish, a great-grandson, can be found in "A Standard History of Erie County, Ohio", edited by Hewson L Peek and published in 1916. A copy can be found in the Milan Public Library in Milan, Ohio. This article mentions Joseph and Abigail. It is suspected her last name may have been Lothrop but no firm evidence exists at this time.

Certain sources indicate that Joseph and Abigail had at least 4 children, all sons, of which Uriah was in the 1st three.

Lo-Lathrop Family Memoir lists Abigail as #473 and says:
"ABIGAIL, born Feb. 24, 1757, and married Joseph Fish, and settled in Pittstown, N. Y."

1. 2. Uriah FISH b. 15 Aug 1780, Hartford, Hartford Co., Connecticut; d. 28 Apr 1863, Otisco, Onondaga Co., New York; bur. Amber Cemetery, Amber, Onondaga Co., New York.
2. Joseph FISH b. 13 Mar 1784, Montville, New London Co., Connecticut; d. 3 Jun 1862, Ronald, Ionia Co., Michigan; bur. Norvell, Jackson County, Michigan ?.

Nathaniel and his family are documented in:
"Colonial Families of the United States", Vol 1, 1907, MacKenzie-editor
-and-
"The town of New London Connecticut, History of Stonington", 1900, Wheeler-editor

Nathaniel settled in Bozrah, Norwich Connecticut. Some records show him as having been born in 1713.

"History of the Town of Duxbury, Massachusetts" states his birth in 4/11/1713 in Duxbury

1. Miller FISH b. 9 Oct 1737, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut; d. Jul 1762, Havana, Cuba; bur. Havana, Cuba.
2. Eliakam FISH b. 2 Feb 1740/1741, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut; d. 7 May 1804, Hartford, Connecticut; bur. Center Church, Hartford, Connecticut.
3. Joseph FISH b. 21 Mar 1741/1742, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut; d. 14 Nov 1751, Bozrah, New London County, Connecticut.
4. Nathaniel FISH, Jr. b. 6 Feb 1743/1744, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut; d. ,, New York.
5. Lydia FISH b. 3 Mar 1745/1746, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut; d. 16 Nov 1751, Bozrah, New London County, Connecticut.
6. Mary FISH b. 1 Mar 1747/1748, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut; d. 14 Nov 1751, Bozrah, New London County, Connecticut.
7. 4. Joseph FISH b. 3 Apr 1752, Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut; d. 1805, New York or Connecticut.
8. Betty FISH b. 19 Apr 1755, Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut.
9. William FISH b. 26 Apr 1739, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.