Horace Fish

(say 1811 - )
Horace Fish|b. s 1811|p2160.htm|Salmon Fish|b. 23 Dec 1782\nd. fol 1860|p484.htm|Thirza Dutton|b. 14 Aug 1783\nd. fol 1860|p91.htm|John Fish Senior|b. s 1755|p2745.htm|Hannah (--?--)|b. s 1760|p2746.htm|Stephen Dutton|b. 7 Jan 1753\nd. 19 Oct 1835|p87.htm|Betsey Hartwell|b. 21 Jun 1754\nd. s 1833|p83.htm|

First cousin 4 times removed of Darrell Allen Martin.
Horace was born say 1811. He was the son of Salmon Fish and Thirza Dutton. As a child he was "warned out" of Rockingham, Windham County, Vermont, on 27 May 1816 with Salmon Fish.1

Cited documentation

  1. [S93] Thomas Bellows Peck, compiler, Vital Records of Rockingham, Vermont, From the Beginning of the Records to January 1, 1845; and, Records of the First Church of Rockingham, Vermont, From its Organization, October 27, 1773 to September 25, 1839 (Pittsford, VT: Genealogical Society of Vermont, 1994 republication in one volume (originally 1908 and 1902, respectively)), 146, "Warnings, Continued ... May 27, 1816 ... Salmon Fish and Tirza Fish, his wife, and Horace Fish and Mary Fish, their children."
 
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