The genealogy and descendants of Luke Fish in chronological order from 1760 to 1904

The genealogy and descendants of Luke Fish in chronological order from 1760 to 1904

by D. Fish

79 pages· 1904· ISBN 9785871922347
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Luke Fish, Sr. (1760-1844) married Margaret Smith (d.1804) and after her death, emigrated (probably with his son, Luke Fish, Jr. (1787-1866), who emigrated in 1818) from England to Montgomery County, Ohio, later moving to Shelby County, Ohio. Two of his children remained in England, and some descendants of theirs immigrated to Pennsylvania and elsewhere later. Descendants lived chiefly in the midwest, with some in Pennsylvania and elsewhere, and some immigrated to Canada.

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