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Catherine Fish, daughter of
Joseph Martin Fish (F6/1.1) and Nancy "Ann" Dyches Fish (D6/1.4),
was born about 1826 in Louisiana. She
was married about 1846, probably in Williamson County to Wiley Dresser
(D5/1.1). He was a drover and frequently
made cattle drives as far north as St. Louis and Chicago, according to Nettie
Dresser (D3/2.2), a granddaughter. She
reported that he was attracted to the big cities of the North and influenced
Catherine Fish Dresser (F5/1.4) to make plans to move there. She accompanied him, probably in the spring
of 1855, on a cattle drive northward, perhaps driving a wagon. Tragedy struck on the trip, and both lost
their lives--perhaps at the hands of robbers or of other causes, Nettie Dresser
(D3/2.2) was unsure.
On August 6, 1855 Joseph Martin
Fish (F6/1.1) conveyed "for the love and affection I entertain for the
children [unnamed] of my daughter Catharine Dresser dscd. about 350 acres
adjoining Whitmire [Amanda M. Fish Whitmire (W5/1.3)] about six miles above
Georgetown," according to Williamson County Deed Book 6, page 122.
Children born to Wiley Dresser
(D5/1.1) and Catherine Fish Dresser (F5/1.4) include:
Wiley Dresser, Jr.
(D4/1.1) born about 1847
Elbert Joseph "Ebb" Dresser (D4/1.2) born about 1848
(son)
(D4/1.3)
born about 1850
Wiley Dresser, Jr. (D4/1.1),
son of Wiley Dresser (D5/1.1) and Catherine Fish Dresser (F5/1.4), was born
about 1847, probably in Williamson County.
He was orphaned about age eight. It is believed that he removed to Oklahoma Territory, perhaps
participating in the land rush. He was
married about 1865, wife's name Minnie.
Price Dresser (D4/1.3), a nephew, wrote in 1909 that Minnie Dresser
lived in Norman, Oklahoma, suggesting that Wiley Dresser, Jr. had died prior.
It is believed that children
born to them include:
Emzy Dresser
(D3/1.1) born about 1866
Charlie Dresser
(D3/1.2) born about 1868
Elbert Joseph "Ebb"
Dresser (D4/1.2), son of Wiley Dresser (D5/1.1) and Catherine Fish Dresser
(F5/1.4), was born about 1847, probably in Williamson County. He was orphaned at the age of seven,
according to Nettie Dresses (D3/2.2), his daughter. He received a land grant from the State of Texas in Cook County,
Texas about 1872, and it remained in the hands of Desmond Dresser (D2/4.2), a
grandson in 1987, according to Elbert Joseph Dresser (D2/2.4), a grandson
He was married about 1874 to
Zanobia Hayhurst (H4/1.1), probably in Grayson County, Texas. She, a widow, died in Gainesville, Texas
about 1913.
Children born to Elbert Joseph
"Ebb" Dresser (D4/1.2) and Zanobia Hayhurst Dresser (H4/1.1) include:
Milton Bundick Dresser
born in 1875
Nettie Dresser
born about 1880
Grover Cleveland
Dresser born about 1884
John Dresser
born about 1887
Jennie Dresser
born about 1890
Zettie Dresser
born about 1893
Richard Dresser
born about 1896
Milton Bundick Dresser
(D3/2.1), son of Elbert Joseph "Ebb" Dresser (D4/1.2) and Zanobia
Hayhurst Dresser (H4/1.1), was born in 1878,
according to Elbert Joseph Dresser (D2/1.4), a son. He was married about 1897 to Dellar Black
(B3/1.1) at Gainesville. In 1899 they
lived in Cooke County, in 1901 and 1904 in Foard County, and in 1912 in Clay
County, Texas. They moved to Lubbock
County in 1919 and went into the cattle business. After a disastrous blizzard in 1920 in which half of his cattle
froze to death he became a farmer. She
died in Lubbock in 1928, and he died there in 1961. They were buried in City of Lubbock Cemetery.
Children born to Milton Bundick
Dresser (D3/2.1) and Dellar Black Dresser (B3/1.1) include:
Ethel Cleo Dresser
born September 11, 1899
Elzada Dresser
born January 24, 1901
Milton Benjamin Dresser
born October 20, 1904
Elbert Joseph Dresser
born January 14, 1912
Ethel Cleo Dresser (D2/1.1),
daughter of Milton Bundick Dresser (D3/2.1) and Dellar Black Dresser (B3/1.1),
was born September 11, 1899 in Cooke County.
She was married in 1923 to Laxative Bromo Quinine Crim (C2/1.1). He died in 1928, and she was remarried in
1930 to Wyley Ahab Lindsay (L2/1.1).
Children born to them include:
Dorris Crim
(C1/1.1) born
February 27, 1925
Della Irene Crim
(C1/1.2) born February 25, 1927
Louise Janice Lindsay
(L1/1.1) born February 9,
1931
Dorris Crim (C1/1.1), daughter
of Laxative Bromo Quinine Crim (C2/1.1) and Ethel Cleo Dresser Crim (D2/2.1),
was born February 27, 1925. She was
married about 1946 to Doyle Flores (F1/1.1).
Della Irene Crim (C1/1.2),
daughter of Laxative Bromo Quinine Crim (C2/1.1) and Ethel Cleo Dresser Crim
(D2/2.1), was born February 25, 1927.
She was married August 25, 1944 to Yantis Wright (W1/1.1). In June 1987 they lived at 3700 Boulder in
Odessa, Texas where he retired after 34 years service with Phillips Petroleum
Company as a maintenance supervisor.
Louise Janice Lindsay (L1/1.1),
daughter of Wyley Ahab Lindsay (L2/1.1) and Ethel Cleo Dresser Crim Lindsay
(D2/2.1), was born February 9, 1931.
She was married in 1948 to Richard Arnold Barber (B1/1.1). He died in 1960, and she was remarried in November
1962 to Luther Hal Stephens (S1/1.1).
In June 1987 they lived at 3611 36th Street in Lubbock.
Elzada Dresser (D2/1.2),
daughter of Milton Bundick Dresser (D3/2.1) and Dellar Black Dresser (B3/1.1),
was born January 24, 1901 in Foard County.
She was married about 1918, husband's name Earhart. She was remarried, husband's name
Bachelor. In June 1987 she lived in a
retirement home in Fallbrook, California.
Milton Benjamin Dresser
(D2/1.3), son of Milton Bundick Dresser (D3/2.1) and Dellar Black Dresser
(B3/1.1), was born October 20, 1904 in Foard County. He died about 1984 in Lubbock.
Children born to him include:
Buford Dresser
(D1/3.1) born in 1928
Buford Dresser (D1/3.1), son of
Milton Benjamin Dresser (D2/1.3), was born in 1928. He was married about 1950, wife's name Ozeta. In June 1987 he lived in Lubbock where he
was employed by the telephone company.
Elbert Joseph Dresser (D2/1.4)
son of Milton Bundick Dresser D3/2.1) and Dellar Black Dresser (B3/1.1), was born
January 14, 1912 in Bellvue, Texas. His
parents removed to Lubbock in 1919 where he attended school, graduating from
Lubbock High School in 1931. He entered
Texas Technological College and was married December 17, 1931 to Ina Louise
Stalnaker (S2/1.1). She was born March
7, 1913 in Lubbock. He was employed in
civil service during World War II by the U. S. Army Air Corps. She likewise worked in civil service. In 1947 they returned to Lubbock, and in
1957 removed to California. He
mentioned when interviewed June 3, 1987 that he retired in 1970 after 30 years
in government service. At that time
they lived at 150-67 Rancho Santa Fe Road, San Marcos, California.
Children born to them include:
Mary Louise Dresser
born January 9, 1933
Julian Donald Dresser
born June 13, 1935
William Wayne Dresser
born February 25, 1943
Mary Louise Dresser (D1/4.1),
daughter of Elbert Joseph Dresser (D2/1.4) and Ina Louise Stalnaker Dresser
(S2/1.1), was born January 9, 1933. She
was married in 1948 to Jimmie Ray McDaniel (M1/1.1).
Children born to them include:
Ronald Lee McDaniel
born June 11, 1952
Martin Dane McDaniel
born in 1955
Donald Wayne McDaniel
born in 1958
Ronald Lee McDaniel (M-1/1.1),
son of Jimmie Ray McDaniel (M1/1.1) and Mary Louise Dresser McDaniel (D-1/4/1),
was born June 11, 1952. In June 1987 he
was employed as manager of Point Magoo Credit Union, Point Magoo, California.
Julian Donald Dresser (D1/4.2),
son of Elbert Joseph Dresser (D2/1.4) and Ina Louise Stalnaker Dresser
(S2/1.1), was born June 13, 1935. In
June 1987 he lived in Hawaii and was employed as production manager of Hawaii
Public T.V. He remained unmarried.
William Wayne Dresser (D1/4.3),
son of Elbert Joseph Dresser (D2/1.4) and Ina Louise Stalnaker Dresser
(S2/1.1), was born February 25, 1943.
He was married about 1963 to Elaine Rued (R1/1.1). Following divorce and remarriage, he was
married for the third time about 1972, wife's name Candacie. In 1987 he, a truckdriver, lived in Phoenix,
Arizona.
Children of William Wayne
Dresser (D1/4.3) include:
Jimmy Wayne Dresser
(D-1/3.1) born in 1972
Sarah Christine Dresser
(D-1/3.2) born in 1974
Joan Louise Dresser
(D-1/3.3) born in 1979
Michael Joseph Dresser
(D-1/3.4) born in
1980
Nettie Dresser (D3/2.2),
daughter of Elbert Joseph "Ebb" Dresser (D4/1.2) and Zanobia Hayhurst
Dresser (H4/1.1), was born about 1880, probably in Cooke County. She died about 1976.
Grover Cleveland Dresser
(D3/2.3), son of Elbert Joseph "Ebb" Dresser (D4/1.2) and Zanobia
Hayhurst Dresser (H4/1.1), was born about 1884, probably in Cooke County. He died about 1952 and was buried in Long
Beach, California.
John Dresser (D3/2.4), son of
Elbert Joseph "Ebb" Dresser (D4/1.2) and Zanobia Hayhurst Dresser
(H4/1.1), was born about 1887, probably in Cooke County. He acquired his father's land. He died in the influenza epidemic of 1918.
Children born to John Dresser
(D3/2.4) include:
Cecil Dresser
(D2/4.1) born about
1900
Desmond Dresser
(D2/4.2) born about
1906
Johnnie Ruth Dresser
(D2/4.3) born about 1914
Cecil Dresser (D2/4.1), son of
John Dresser (D3/2.4), was born about 1900 in Cooke County. In June 1987 he lived in Dallas, Texas.
Desmond Dresser (D2/4.2), son
of John Dresser (D3/2.4), was born about 1906 in Cooke County. He acquired his grandfather's property on
which the U. S. Army constructed Camp Howse during World War I. Following the war he repurchased the land
from the U. S. Army. Later the City of
Gainesville, Texas constructed a water reservoir on the property. In June 1987 he lived in Gainesville.
Johnnie Ruth Dresser (D2/4.3),
daughter of John Dresser, was born about 1914 near Gainesville. She continued there in June 1987.
Jennie Dresser (D3/2.5),
daughter of Elbert Joseph "Ebb" Dresser (D4/1.2) and Zanobia Hayhurst
Dresser (H4/1.1), was born about 1890, probably in Cooke County. Of this individual nothing more is known.
Zettie Dresser (D3/2.6),
daughter of Elbert Joseph "Ebb" Dresser (D4/1.2) and Zanobia Hayhurst
Dresser (H4/1.1), was born about 1893, probably in Cooke County, Texas. Of this individual nothing more is known.
Richard Dresser (D3/2.7), son
of Elbert Joseph Dresser (D4/1.2) and Zenobia Hayhurst Dresser (H4/1.1), was
born about 1896. He became an attorney
and established his practice in Moran, Texas.
He was married to one of his clients, a ranchwoman, name unknown about
1957. No children were born to them.
He replied to a query about the
Dresser-Fish family placed in the "Ft. Worth Star-Telegram" by Mary
Alnora "Nora" Cox Drennan (C2/10.4) in 1970. He wrote:
"There were three Dresser
brothers who came from England to the United States. One of the brothers, Daniel Leroy Dresser, located in New York
City and founded Dresser Industries, oilfield equipment manufacturers. The other two brothers located in
Mississippi. One of them, my
grandfather, migrated to Texas and married a woman named Fish in Williamson
County. I do not know the name of my
grandfather, but I think it was Wiley.
I had an uncle named Wiley Dresser and he was older than my father,
therefore Wiley Dresser could have been named for his father."
It is believed that a third
son, (D4/1.3), name unknown, was born to Wylie Dresser (D5/1.1) and Catherine
Fish Dresser (D5/1.4) about 1850. It is
believed that he accompanied his brother Wylie Dresser (D4/1.1) in a move to
Oklahoma. It is believed that the third
son and his wife both died about 1875 and that their children were reared by
Wylie Dresser (D4/1.1). It is believed
that the children included:
Price Dresser
(D3/3.1) born about
1870
Dory Dresser
(D3/3.2) born about 1872
Isaac Dresser
(D3/3.3) born about
1874
Price Dresser (D3/3.1),
believed to be a son of the "third son", was born about 1870. It is believed that he was reared by his
uncle, Wylie Dresser (D4/1.1). In a
letter written April 2, 1909 he mentioned that he "left Unkle Wylie
Dresser just 20 years ago." At
that time he was farming at Amber, Oklahoma.
He mentioned that he was married, probably about 1891. wife's name,
Mandy. The letter written to his
cousin, Milton Bundick Dresser (D3/2.1) read:
"Amber, Oklahoma
April 2, 1909
My Dear Cousin Melton,
Our cousin Charlie Dresser sent
me your address. Thot for past time and
amusement I would write you a fue lines to see if I could here from you. By us not none [known] where one another was
at in so long. Melt is your trade
framing [farming] or sum Bissins [Business] Corse? I am framing myself. I am
tending 125 ackers this year 8 milles North of Chickasha, Oklahoma. I have two good teams & 4 head of
cattle, 16 head of hoges, and I don't know how miney chickens that Mandy my
wife has got.
Well, Cousin Melton can you
send me Brother ..... [Isak's?] address?
Don't think that I have not see or heard tell of him since I left Unkle
Wylie Dresser just 20 years ago, and I would like to here from him or even here
of him. Do you no where Sister Dory is
at now. If you no please send me their
address, will you.
Melton, how are you getting
along now? Do you one a farm or
not? When you write me send me all of
your Brothers and sisters addresses. I
would like to here from them, and I spect that I will not here from them intill
I write to them. I went over to see Ant
Miney [Minnie?] Dresser, Unkle Wiley's wife, and she has got a nice home at
Norman, Oklahoma, and Cousin Emzy [is] Runing a Well drill and making good
money at it, and Cousin Charlie all most is inie thing that you want to call
him, carpner, panter, paper hanger, enginear and a farmer, just inie thing
that comes along he can do it.
Well, I have writin about all I
no at this time. I will write more next
time.
Excuse bad writin. Write soon and tell me all the nuze.
Your cousin,
Price Dresser
Amber, Oklahoma"
Joseph Dresser, perhaps the
"third brother" mentioned by Richard Dresser (D3/2.7), appeared as
the head of a household in the 1900 census of Orange County Texas, Enumeration
District 58, page 17, precinct 1:
"Dresser, Joseph 58, born December 1841 in Germany, naturalized
Annie
51, born September 1848 in Texas, wife
Johnson, Jessie
23, born July 1876 in Texas, step-son
Dresser, Joseph
15, born August 1884 in Texas, son
Julia
12, born September 1887 in Texas, daughter
Crow, Mandy
7, born September 1892 in Texas, granddaughter
Mary
5, born February 1895 in Texas, granddaughter
O'Malley, John
19, born in 1881 in Texas, boarder"
Arlee Gowen, Fish Manuscript 806/795-8758 or 795-9694
5708 Gary Avenue Electronic
Library 806/795-2005
Lubbock, Texas, 79413 FISHMS.014, 07/08/96
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Joseph Adam Fish, son of Joseph
Martin Fish and Nancy "Ann" Dyches Fish, was born in December 1830,
in Mississippi, according to his 1850 census enumeration. However, his 1880 and 1900 enumerations,
believed to be more accurate, show Louisiana as his birthplace. Lera Nix Beck, a great-granddaughter, stated
that he was born in Sabine County, near Hemphill, Texas, in 1824.
He was married December 15,
1849 to Frances Clark, one-fourth Cherokee, the thirteenth child of William
Clark and Frances Elizabeth Isaacs Clark, according to John W. Clark, Fish
family researcher of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
She was born in January 1835 in Sabine County. Frances Elizabeth Isaacs Clarks, the daughter of Elijah Isaacs
and Esther Donaho Isaacs, died in the summer of 1836, according to "More
Early Southeast Texas Families" by Madeleine Martin. William Clark, who was born about 1790 in
South Carolina, died about 1856 in Sabine County.
Lera Nix Beck in 1949 wrote of
Frances Clark:
"Frances Clark was also
born in Sabine County, near Beaver Lake, in 1836. They were married in 1851 on her father's plantation where she
was born. She was cared for by two
negro slave women by the names of Caroline and Mary. Since Frances' mother died when she was very young she was very
devoted to her Negro mammies--in fact she named two of her daughters after
them. The reason she decided to marry
at the early age of 14 was that one night while she was washing dishes in a
sullen mood her father reprimanded her with a slap. She later declared she decided then and there to marry and leave
the old home."
They appeared in the 1850
census of Sabine County as Household 231-231:
"Fish, Joseph 20, born in
Mississippi, farmer,
$396 real estate
Frances 14,
born in Texas, wife"
In 1856 they lived in Johnson
County, Texas. Later they joined his
father's family in Williamson County.
He appeared there at Circleville, Texas as the head of Household 366-376
in the 1860 census:
"Fish, Joseph,
Jr. 29, born in Louisiana,
common
laborer
Francis 20,
born in Texas, wife
John H. 5, born in Texas, son
Mary F. 2, born in Texas, daughter"
Adjoining was the household of
Joseph Strong, No. 367-377, who had remarried Mary "Polly" Dyches
Kyle Strong, aunt of Joseph Adam Fish .
In 1862 he enlisted in Second
Volunteer Texas Cavalry Regiment and served until the end of the war. In 1869 they had returned to Sabine
County. In 1871 Joseph Adam Fish
returned to Johnson County. In 1873
they lived in Hamilton County, Texas.
Following this residence Joseph Adam Fish moved to Eastland County,
Texas and later lived north of Ranger, Texas "in the Caddo." On June 28, 1880 he appeared as the head of
a household in the census of Stephens County, Texas, Household 134, Enumeration
District 204, page 15, precinct 6:
"Fish, Joseph 60, born in Louisiana, father born in
Louisiana, mother born in
Louisiana, farmer
Frances 36, born in Texas, father born in
Georgia, mother born in
Louisiana, wife
William 17, born in Texas, father born Texas,
mother born in Texas, son, laborer
Silus 14, born in Texas, father born in
Texas, mother born in Texas, son,
laborer
Frank 11, born in Texas, father born in
Texas, mother born in Texas, son,
Mira 9, born in Texas,
father born in
Texas, mother born in Texas,
daughter
Caroline 7, born in Texas,
father born in
Texas, mother born in Texas,
daughter
Thomas 3, born in Texas,
father born in
Texas, mother born Texas, son"
In 1900 Joseph Adam Fish and
Frances Clark Fish appeared in the enumeration of the household of Martha J.
Smith Fish, their daughter-in-law, in Stephens County. They were recorded as "Joseph A. Fish,
69, born December 1830 in Louisiana, father-in-law; Francis Fish, 65, born
January 1835 in Texas, mother-in-law."
In 1904 Joseph Adam Fish, at
the age of 74, while a resident of Ranger, Texas, filed a pension
application. In his application he
stated that he was "unable to labor." He stated that he enlisted in the Second Volunteer Texas Cavalry
Regiment and served until the end of hostilities. He mentioned that he owned "two ponies and one
mule." He received Confederate
Pension No. 10285.
Joseph Adam Fish,
"asthmatic," died December 16, 1905, according to Stephens County
Death Book 1. Frances Clark Fish
received Confederate Widow's Pension No. 12626 shortly before her death about
1908 in Stephens County.
Children born to Joseph Adam
Fish and Frances Clark Fish include:
Beckie Jane Fish born
in 1853
John Houston Fish born
in 1856
Mary F. Fish born
in 1858
William J. Fish born
in 1863
Cyrus Monroe Fish born
April 1, 1865
Isaac Franklin Fish born
in 1869
Mira "Sanna" Fish born
in 1871
Caroline Amanda Fish born in 1873
Elizabeth Fish born
about 1875
Thomas Fish born
in Sept. 1878
Leander Fish born
about 1881
Beckie Jane Fish, daughter of
Joseph Adam Fish and Frances Clark Fish, was born in 1853, probably in Sabine
County. She was burned to death by the
fire around a washpot in 1854.
John Houston Fish, son of
Joseph Adam Fish and Frances Clark Fish, was born in 1856 in Williamson
County. He was married in Johnson
County February 8, 1872 to Martha J. Smith, according to Johnson County
Marriage Book 3, page 15. In 1873 they
lived in Grandview, Texas in Johnson County.
He was enumerated as the head
of Household 131 in the 1880 census of Stephens County, Texas, Enumeration
District 204, page 15, precinct 6, near his father's household. The family was
recorded as:
"Fish, John
H. 24, born in Texas,
father born in
Texas, mother born in Texas,
laborer
Martha 28, born in Louisiana, father born
in Louisiana, mother born in
Louisiana, wife
Lee Andrew
8, born in Texas, father born in
Texas, mother born in
Louisiana, son
Daniel W.
2, born in Texas, father born in
Texas, mother born in
Louisiana, son"
He was a cottonginner and died
in a gin accident August 14, 1889 in Stephens County. He was buried in the churchyard
at Caddo, Texas, according to Mrs. Lynda Hall, 3620 Spurgeon, Ft. Worth, Texas,
76133.
Martha J. Smith Fish, a widow,
appeared as the head of a household in the 1900 census of Stephens County,
Enumeration District 141, page 1, precinct 6:
"Fish, Martha
J. 52, born June 1847 in
Louisiana
Daniel W. 21, born December 1878 in Texas
William D. 12, born September
1887 in Texas
Eloiza 19,
born February 1881 in Texas,
daughter-in-law
Fish, Joseph A. 69,
born December 1830 in Louisiana,
father-in-law
Francis 65,
born January 1835 in Texas,
mother-in-law"
Children born to John Houston
Fish and Martha J. Smith Fish include:
Leander Fish born February 26, 1873
Daniel William Fish born
December 1878
William Douglas Fish born
about 1881
Betty Bernena Fish born
about 1883
Leander Fish, son of John
Houston Fish and Martha J. Smith Fish, was born February 26, 1873 at
Grandview. He appeared in the 1880
census of his father's household as "Lee Andrew Fish," an
eight-year-old. He was married in
Oklahoma Territory May 11, 1890 to Mary Elizabeth Sims who was born January 24,
1872 to Edward Sims and Mary E. Hilliard Sims.
Edward Sims was born in Louisiana in 1824, and his wife was born in 1840
in Georgia. Mary Elizabeth Sims Fish
died May 19, 1930 was buried at Turkey, Texas.
Leander Fish died August 31, 1947 at Lefors, Texas and was buried at
Turkey.
Thirteen children were born to
Leander Fish and Mary Elizabeth Sims Fish:
Alvan Donel Fish born
in September 1891
Amanda Melvina Fish born in November 1892
Josa Berneanes Fish born
December 10, 1893
John Daved Fish born
February 24, 1895
Effia Jane Fish born
October 31, 1896
Ora Marthy Fish born
May 30, 1898
Grasa Lee Fish born July 2, 1900
Benia Franklin Fish born
June 17, 1903
James Howard Fish born
November 2, 1905
Irby Eloyed Fish born
February 28, 1908
Archer William Fish born
September 2, 1909
Bermay Mattia Fish born
March 24, 1912
Glynn Buffurd Fish born
April 17, 1914
Alvan Donel Fish, son of
Leander Fish and Mary Elizabeth Sims Fish, was born in September 1891. He was married November 4, 1910 to May
Hodges. He died May 4, 1963 in Pampa, Texas. Children born to Alvan Donald Fish and May
Hodges Fish are unknown.
Amanda Melvina Fish, daughter
of Leander Fish and Mary Elizabeth Sims Fish, was born in November 1892. She was married December 25, 1910 to Walter
Kemp. She died March 12, 1926 in Knox
County, Texas.
Josa Berneanes Fish, daughter
of Leander Fish and Mary Elizabeth Sims Fish, was born was born December 10, 1893. She was married October 10, 1910 to Luther
Warren. She died April 24, 1971 at
Tishomingo, Oklahoma.
Children born to them include:
Lloyd Warren born
about 1912
Lankford Warren born
about 1914
Arthur Warren born
about 1917
Billie Warren born
about 1921
Faye Warren [twin] born
about 1925
Mae Warren [twin] born
about 1925
John Daved Fish, son of Leander
Fish and Mary Elizabeth Sims Fish, was born February 24, 1895. He was married November 8, 1914 to Virgie
Robinett. He was remarried to Mary
Hendricks October 28, 1924.