http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/39/924/Livermore_Family_Genealogy.pdf 85267390fda4f6393676fbef6582f61d PDF Text Text Descendants of Isaac Fish and Eliza C. Livermore Daniel W. Linderman, Volunteer Researcher Barry County Genealogy Club Hastings Public Library 227 E State Street, Hastings, Barry Co., Ml 49058 �Descendants of Eliza C. Livermore I -Eliza C. Livermore1*2 was horn on X March 181X in Whitesboro, Oneida County, New York, IISA,1*2 died on 27 October 1X80 in Orangeville Township, Barry County, Michigan, USA1*2 at age 62, and was buried in Old / New Oakhill Cemetery, Orangeville Township, Barry County, Michigan, USA. Death Notes: Microfilm Roll: Barry County Deaths; Books A & B; Libcr/Page: A-122; Entry. 1421: Dale: Oct. 27, 1880: Name: Eliza C. Fish: Sex: F. | female]; Color: IF. | while]; Martial Status: Married. Age: Years: 62: Months: 7; Days: /9; Place of Death: Orangeville |Twp|; Cause of Death: Unknown’. Birthplace: N.Y. |Ncw York|; Occupation: I louse Wife; bather: Unknown'. Residence: Unknown'. Mother: Unknown’. Residence: Unknown’. Date of Record: July 2,1881 Eliza married Isaac Fish.2- 3 Isaac was bom on 16 August 1X12 in Oneida County, New York, USA,2- 3 died on 28 February 1895 in Orangeville Township, Bany County, Michigan, USA3 al age 82. and was buried in Old I New Oakhill Cemetery, Orangeville Township, Bany County, Michigan, USA. The cause of his death was Apoplexy.3 They had seven children: John, Fidus E., Edward C., Sarah C., (No Given Name), (No Given Name), and (No Given Name). Noted events in their marriage were: • The\' appeared on the Tenth Census of the United Stales census in 1X80 in Orangeville Township, Bany County, Michigan, USA. Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation bather’s Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Isaac FISH SelfM Male IF 65 NY Farmer R NY Eliza FISH Wife M Female W 62 NY Keeping House MA V Fidus E. FISH Son S Male W 27 Ml NY NY Edward C. FISH Son S Male W22 Ml NY NY Harriett CAMMERON Other I) Female W 50 NY Keeping House NY NY Death Notes: Microfilm Roll: Barry County Deaths; Books A & B; Libcr/Page: B-34; Entry: 135: Date: Feb. 28, 1895: Name: Isaac Fish: Sex: Male: Color: White: Martial Status: Widower: Age: Years: 82: Months: 6: Days: 12: Place of Death: Orangeville |Twp|; Cause of Death: Appoplexy: Birthplace: N. Y. | New' York |; Occupation: not given: Father: Unknown: Residence: Unknown: Mother: Unknown: Residence: Unknown: Date of Record: June 15th 1896 by John G. Nagler, Clerk Medical Notes: Medical Dictionary On-Line http://www.online-medical-dictionary.org/seareh-engine/ // present these as a possible explanationfor Cause ofDeath/ Cause of I )eath 1 definition: Apoplexy A sudden, noneonvulsive loss of neurologic function due to an ischemic or hemorrhagic intracranial vascular event. In general, cerebrovascular accidents are classified by anatomic location in the brain, vascular distribution, etiology, age of the afiected individual, and hemorrhagic vs. nonhemorrhagic nature (brom Adams el al.. Principles of Neurology, 6th cd, pp777-8IO) Noted events in his life were: • Isaac can be found in I listory of Bany' & Eaton Counties, Michigan: Page 658 published in 1X91 in Bany And Baton Counties, Michigan: About fifty years have passed since this gentleman became a resident of Barry County, taking up his abode on section 17, Orangeville Township. He came from Detroit on a stage and had to carry a rail and make frequent use of it in prying the wheels out of the mud. The section to which he came was a dense forest in which Indians roved in search of game. I le built a log house in which he lived about fifteen years and he then put up a substantial frame dwelling, more in keeping with his circumstances and surroundings. The father of our subject was Philip Fish, a native of Rhode Island, who went from that Stale to New York and made a permanent residence in Oneida County. 1 le was numbered among the pioneers of that county and devoted his lime to tilling the soil. 1 Ic married Miss Nancy Smith, who was bom in Utica, N. Y., and died in Oneida County. On the homestead there, he of whom we write was bom December 14, 1X14, and there he studied in the district school, occupying a slab bench in a log building and writing with a quill pen at a desk beside the wall. I le had two sisters who died of consumption in 1X20, and has two brothers, the one living in Detroit, this Slate, and the other in Page 2 Produced by Legacy on 13 May 2008 �Descendants of Eliza C. Livermore Lapeer. Mich. Mr. Fish's fortunes were shared for some years by a faithful wife, who bore the maiden name of Eliza Livermore. .She was bom in Whitesboro, N. Y., and died on the homestead where our subject now lives in 1879. To her were bom seven children, those surviving being John, a rising attorney in Wisconsin; b’idus, a lawyer in Allegan, this Slate; lidward, a physician in Wisconsin; and Sarah, Mrs. Lemuel Wing, whose home is in Orangeville. Mr. Fish has been Township Treasurer, Justice of the Peace, etc., and has been an ernes! public servant in whatever capacity he was called upon to act. I Ic was a member of the Orange and is identified with the Baptist Church, of which he has been a Trustee. Politically he is a Democrat. I le is a man of respectability, industrious habits and general intelligence and is well regarded by his associates. Kish's Lake in Orangeville Township was named in his honor. 2-John Fish2 died in Wisconsin, USA. 2-Fidus E. Fish2-4 was bom about 1853 in Michigan, USA. Noted events in his life were: • 1 le appeared on the ’Tenth Census of the United States census in 1880 in Orangeville Township, Barry County. Michigan, USA. Lives with parents b’idus married Ella A. Nevins4 on 2 October 1882 in Barry County, Michigan, USA.4 2-Edward C. Fish2 was bom about 1858 in Michigan, USA and died in Wisconsin, USA. Noted events in his hie were: • I Ic appeared on the ‘Tenth Census of the United Stales census in 1880 in Orangeville Township, Barry County, Michigan, USA. Lives with parents 2-Sarah C. Fish2 was bom about 1840. Sarah married Lemuel W. Wing2- 5 in 1862 in Barry County, Michigan, USA.2 Lemuel was bom on 18 September 1830 in Canada,5 died on 27 August 1891 in Orangeville Township, Barry County, Michigan. USA5 al age 60, and was buried in Old/Ncw Oakhill Cemetery, Orangeville Township, Barry County, Michigan, USA.6 The cause of his death was 'Typhoid Fever.5 ’They had one son; Benjamin S.. Noted events in their marriage were: • They1 appeared on the Ninth Census of the United Slates census on 16 August 1870 in Orangeville Township. Barry County, Michigan, USA.7 by Wesley P. Andrus, Ass’l Marshall; Post Office: Orangeville Personal Information: Line 23 - 26, Dwelling 156, Family 158 Name Relation Age Sex Race Occupation Value-Rcal/Personal Birthplace School Wing, L W. 39 M W Hotel Keeper 2000/700 Canada Eligible to vote Wing, Sarah C. 30 F W Keeping house New York Wing, Henj. S. 7 M WAt home Fatherforeign born Attended school McFarland, A. 24 M W Dry Goods Clerk New York Eligible to vote Medical Notes: Medical Dictionary Online <http://www.online-mcdieal-diclionary.orgA> Cause of Death Definition: 'Typhoid Fever An acute systemic febrile infection caused by SALMONELLA TYPI IL 3-Ben jamin S. Wing was bom about 1863 in Michigan, USA. 2-Fish K died. Page 3 Produced by Legacy on 13 May 2008 �Descendants of Eliza C. Livermore 2-Fish 2 died. 2-Fish 2 died. Page 4 Produced by Legacy on 13 May 2008 �Source Citations 1. Barry County Death Records. County Clerk ('lite first year that deaths were recorded in Barry County was 1867.1. Daniel Wesley Linderman, have done my best to transcribe these records. I did not correct the spelling of the original documents, but have maintained the spelling as best as 1 could.). Microfilm Roll: Barry County Deaths; Books A & B: LibcriPage: A-122: Entry: 1421. Dale: Oct. 27. 18X0; Name: Eliza C. Fish: Sex: F. | female]: Color: W. | white]: Martial Status: Married: Age: Years: 62: Months: 7: Days: 19; Place of Death: Orangeville: Cause of Death: Unknown. Birthplace: N.Y. |New York]: Occupation: House Wile: bather. Unknown; Residence: Unknown; Mother: I Mknown; Residence: 1'nknown: Dale of Record*. July 2. 1881. 2. Portrait and Biographical Album of Barry and Eaton Counties. Mich. Portrait and biographical album ofHarry and Paton counties. A licit., containing full page portraits and biographical sketches ofprominent and representative citizens ofthe county... IandI the presidents ofthe United Slates and governors ofthe state, (by: Chapman Brothers of Chicago). Page 658; ISA/\C FISH. Extract from Biography. The father of our subject was Philip bish. a native of Rhode Island, who went from that Stale Io New York and made a permanent residence in Oneida County, lie married Miss Nancy Smith, who was bom in Utica. N Y.. and died in Oneida County. On the homestead there, he of whom we write was bom December 14. 1814. He had two sisters who died of consumption in 1820. and has two brothers, (he one living in Detroit. this Stale, and the other in Lapeer. Mich. Mr. Fish’s fortunes were shared for some years by a faithful wile. who bore the maiden name of Eliza Livermore. She was bom in Whitesboro. N. Y.. and died on the homestead where our subject now lives in 1879. To her were bom seven children, those surviving being John, a rising attorney in Wisconsin; bidus. a lawyer in Allegan, this State; Edward, a physician in Wisconsin; and Sarah. Mrs. Lemuel Wing, whose home is in Orangeville. 3. Barn County Death Records. County Clerk (The first year that deaths were recorded in Barry County was 1867. I. Daniel Wesley Linderman. have done my best Io transcribe these records. I did not correct the spelling of the original documents, but have maintained the spelling as lies! as I could.). Microfilm Roll: Barn* County Deaths; Books A & B: Li tier/Page. B-34; Entry*. 135. Dale: Feb. 28. 1895: Name. Isaac bish; Sex: Male: Color: While; Martial Status: Widower. Age: Years: 82: Months: 6: Days: 12: Place of Death: Orangeville |Twp|: Cause of Death: Appoplexy; Birthplace: N.Y. |New York]; Occupation: not given; bather: Unknown; Residence: Unknown; Mother: I Inknown: Residence: I *nknown: Date of Record. June 15th 1896 by John G. Nagler. Clerk. 4 The Dibean Michigan Marriage index. Jack and Marianne Debean. "Michigan Dibean Marriage Index" (The Dibean's have diligently worked on collecting an index of marriages for Michigan They are collected from various places and researchers have sent them theirs over the years. They now have over 400.000 records in their index. You can enter your Michigan marriages into their database by using the Ibnn provided or sending in an e-mail Io Jack and Marianne. Remember, their work is an index only and should help you search for the original record.). Bany County. Michigan Di bean Marriage Index. 5. Barn* County Death Records. County Clerk (The first year that deaths were recorded in Barry County was 1867.1. Daniel Wesley Linderman, have done my best to transcribe these records. I did not correct the s|>elling of the original documents, hut have maintained (he spelling as host as 1 could.). Microfilm Roll: Barn* County Deaths; Books A & B; Liber/Page: A-230; Entry: 145. Dale: Aug. 27. 1891: Name: Lemuel Wing*. Sex: M. [male]: Color: W. | while]; Martial Status: Married; Age: Years; 60. Months: 11: Days: 9; Place of Death: Orangeville |Twp|; Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever. Birthplace: Canada: Occupation: Postmaster, ballier: Stephen Wing: Residence: Canada; Mother: Rhoda Wing: Residence: New York: Dale of Record. June 6th 1892 by Thos S. Bain. Clerk. 6. Cemeteries of Barn* County. Michigan ON-LINE. "Cemeteries of Bany' County. Michigan ON-LINE" (Access through the Barry Counly.org site: hllpV/www.harrv'county.org/lXjparlmenls'Clcrkhlm will link you Io Cemeteries of Bany County. Michigan site. hllpjwww.mlcnncnl.net'us/nii/liarry.htm). http://www.interment.net/us/mi/bany.htm. 7. 1870 Census. !8~0 (. 'ensux I. Daniel llesley Ijnderman. have photo copied selected pages ofthis census.. Microfilm Roll M593661. Post Ollice Orangeville. Page 20. Sheet 229. 8. Portrait and Biographical Album of Barry and Eaton Counties. Mich. Portrait and biographical album ofHarry and Eaton counties. Mich., containingfull page portraits and biographical sketches ofprominent and representative citizens ofthe county... land/ the presidents ofthe United States and governors ofthe state, (by: Chapman Brothers of Chicago). Page 658: ISA/KC b’ISI I. Page 5 Produced by Legacy on 13 May 2008 �Name Index FISH (No (iivcn Name) ............ 3,4 IxlwardC. (About 1858) ......................................... 3 Fidux B. (About 1853) 3 Ixaae (1812-1895) .............. 2 John ..................................... 3 Sarah C. (About 1840) 3 LIVERMORE lilizaC. (1818-1880) ........... 2 NEVINS BllaA....................................... 3 WING Benjamin S. (About 1863) ......................................... Lemuel W. (1830-1891) 3 3 Page? Produced by Legacy on 13 May 2008 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource Livermore Family Genealogy Subject The topic of the resource MI.BarryCounty.FamilyHistory Description An account of the resource Livermore Family Genealogy Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Daniel W. Linderman, Volunteer Researcher, Barry County Genealogy Club Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2008-05-13 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/UND/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Daniel W. Linderman and Hastings Public Library