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Birth |
24 Feb 1787 |
Stonington, New London, Connecticut |
Gender |
Female |
Died |
8 Sep 1849 |
Brooklyn, Cuyahoga, Ohio |
Cause: Cholera |
Person ID |
I3639 |
Brainard (Brainerd) / Foster / Fish |
Last Modified |
16 Aug 2005 00:00:00 |
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Father |
John STANTON, b. Abt 1761, Stonington, New London, Connecticut |
Mother |
Elizabeth FISH, b. 11 Dec 1761, Stonington, New London, Connecticut |
Family ID |
F1469 |
Group Sheet |
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Family |
Ebenezer FISH, Jr., b. 11 Jun 1787, Groton, New London, Connecticut |
Married |
1813 |
, New London, Connecticut |
Children |
> | 1. Eliza Ann FISH, b. 3 Oct 1816, Groton, New London, Connecticut |
> | 2. Lydia Emily FISH, b. 12 Apr 1818, Groton, New London, Connecticut |
> | 3. Mary Matilda FISH, b. 28 Sep 1819, Brooklyn, Cuyahoga, Ohio |
> | 4. Hannah (Johanna) FISH, b. 13 Dec 1824, Brooklyn, Cuyahoga, Ohio |
> | 5. John Stanton FISH, b. 26 Mar 1830, Brooklyn, Cuyahoga, Ohio |
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Photos |
| Daguerreotype of Harriet Lightborne Wilson (Martha Jane Turner's grandmother).
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| Daguerreotype of James Sidney Mariner.
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| Fish - Daguerreotype of unknown member of the Ebenezer Fish Jr. family. If you recognize this person and know the name, please contact barbarowa@yahoo.com |
| Fish - Daguerreotype of unknown member of the Ebenezer Fish Jr. family. Civil War Soldier -- probably Edward Sawtell as this photo was included in a letter to his sister. |
Histories |
Early Days of The Pioneers - Cuyahoga County and Brooklyn Township By: Ebenezer Foster
Recounts the Connecticut pioneers who settled on the west bank of the Cuyahoga River. Foster and Fish families predominate in this book.
Written in 1880. |
Family ID |
F195 |
Group Sheet |
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Documents |
| Spicer, Lydia (Stanton) - 1825 Letter to her sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish in Brooklyn, Cuyahoga County, Ohio Page 1 of 4 - transcribed text is available in the "Histories" area. |
| Spicer, Lydia (Stanton) - 1825 Letter to her sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish in Brooklyn, Cuyahoga County, Ohio - Page 2 of 4
Page 2 of 4 - transcribed text is available in the "Histories" area. |
| Spicer, Lydia (Stanton) - 1825 Letter to her sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish in Brooklyn, Cuyahoga County, Ohio - Page 3 of 4 Page 3 of 4 - transcribed text is available in the "Histories" area. |
| Spicer, Lydia (Stanton) - 1825 Letter to her sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish in Brooklyn, Cuyahoga County, Ohio - Page 4 of 4 Page 4 of 4 - transcribed text is available in the "Histories" area. |
| 1851 letter from Lydia (Stanton) Spicer - PG 1 This letter, written by Lydia (Stanton) Spicer, wife of Eldridge Spicer, was sent to the surviving family of her sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish (wife of Ebenezer Fish Jr.) in Brooklyn, Ohio. She laments the death of her sister, gives details about the death of their father, and updates on the health and activities of many family members back in Groton, Connecticut. |
| 1851 Letter from Lydia (Stanton) Spicer - PG 2 This letter, written by Lydia (Stanton) Spicer, wife of Eldridge Spicer, was sent to the surviving family of her sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish (wife of Ebenezer Fish Jr.) She laments the death of her sister, gives details about the death of their father, and updates on the health and activities of many family members back in Groton, Connecticut. |
| 1851 Letter from Lydia (Stanton) Spicer - PG 3 This letter, written by Lydia (Stanton) Spicer, wife of Eldridge Spicer, was sent to the surviving family of her sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish (wife of Ebenezer Fish Jr.) She laments the death of her sister, gives details about the death of their father, and updates on the health and activities of many family members back in Groton, Connecticut. |
| 1851 Letter from Lydia (Stanton) Spicer - PG 4 This letter, written by Lydia (Stanton) Spicer, wife of Eldridge Spicer, was sent to the surviving family of her sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish (wife of Ebenezer Fish Jr.) She laments the death of her sister, gives details about the death of their father, and updates on the health and activities of many family members back in Groton, Connecticut. |
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Histories |
1825 Letter from Lydia Spicer to her sister Joanna Fish - Pages 1 thru 4
When Lydia was about 26 she wrote from Stonington, CT to her sister in Brooklyn, OH. She updates her sister on the well-being of many relatives and friends, the state of the religious community, the robbery of a relative, and laments being stuck in Connecticut because her husband loves the sea.
This is a transcription. The image of the actual document can be seen by looking at Lydia Stanton's individual record. |
1831 Letter from Hannah (Stanton) Stanton of Groton, Connecticut to her sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish of Brooklyn, Ohio. Transcription of an 1831 letter sent to Joanna (Stanton) Fish from her sister, Hannah (Stanton) Stanton. We've tried to retain the original spelling, but there was no punctuation, so that has been added to aid the modern reader. Another convention of the time was to capitalize all words that began a new line, but not necessarily words that began a new sentence.
This is a transcription. The image of the actual document can be seen by looking at Hannah Stanton's individual record. |
1851 Letter from Lydia (Stanton) Spicer A transcription of a letter written to the children of Lydia's sister, Joanna (Stanton) Fish, regarding her recent death and the death of Lydia's Father, Deacon John Stanton.
This is a transcription. The image of the actual document can be seen by looking at Lydia Stanton's individual record. |
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