The Shemwell Family

Edward S FisherAge: 83 years18741957

Name
Edward S Fisher
Given names
Edward S
Surname
Fisher
Birth September 29, 1874 27 24
Census June 1, 1880 (Age 5 years)
MarriageMyrtle H CoxView this family
about 1898 (Age 23 years)
Note: Marriage date based on 1900 Census
Birth of a daughter
#1
Ines Fisher
May 22, 1898 (Age 23 years)
Census June 9, 1900 (Age 25 years)
Birth of a daughter
#2
Merta J Fisher
December 2, 1900 (Age 26 years)
Marriage of a childMartin Dewey GrayInes FisherView this family
June 20, 1917 (Age 42 years)
Note: Marriage info from findagrave site
Birth of a grandson
#1
Verne Milton Gray
February 3, 1918 (Age 43 years)
Marriage of a childHarold Jerry TottenMerta J FisherView this family
1918 (Age 43 years)
Note: Marriage info found on findagrave site
Birth of a grandson
#2
Olin Warren Totten
June 14, 1920 (Age 45 years)
Birth of a granddaughter
#3
Vernadine Louise Totten
December 10, 1922 (Age 48 years)
Death of a fatherIsaac J Fisher
February 3, 1930 (Age 55 years)
Death of a motherRachel Emma Hillman
February 3, 1930 (Age 55 years)
Birth of a granddaughter
#4
Phyllis Jane Totten
February 13, 1937 (Age 62 years)
Death of a granddaughterVernadine Louise Totten
August 18, 1948 (Age 73 years)
Death of a wifeMyrtle H Cox
March 14, 1953 (Age 78 years)
Death October 8, 1957 (Age 83 years)
Burial
Cemetery - also add to Place of burial: Highland Cemetery
Family with parents - View this family
father
Isaac J Fisher
Birth: February 5, 1847Gilboa, Putnam, Ohio, United States
Death: February 3, 1930Wadsworth, Leavenworth, Leavenworth, Kansas, United States
mother
Rachel Emma Hillman
Birth: April 20, 1850Illinois, United States
Death: February 3, 1930Oxford, Sumner, Kansas, United States
Marriage: March 2, 1870Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois, United States
5 years
himself
Edward S Fisher
Birth: September 29, 1874 27 24Illinois, United States
Death: October 8, 1957Ottawa, Kansas, United States
Family with Myrtle H Cox - View this family
himself
Edward S Fisher
Birth: September 29, 1874 27 24Illinois, United States
Death: October 8, 1957Ottawa, Kansas, United States
wife
Myrtle H Cox
Birth: June 23, 1874 37 34Illinois, United States
Death: March 14, 1953Kansas, United States
Marriage: about 1898Illinois, United States
5 months
daughter
Ines Fisher
Birth: May 22, 1898 23 23Palestine, Sumner, Kansas, United States
Death: December 2, 1973Belle Plaine, Sumner, Kansas, United States
3 years
daughter

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Census1880 United States - Census transcript - Isaac J Fisher - Household

Palestine, Sumner, Kansas, United States

NameColorSexAgeMonRelationCondMYOccupationUnEmSickBlindDDIdioticInsaneDisabledSchoolReadWriteBPFBPMBP
Fisher, Issaac JWM33headMFarmerOHPAPA
Fisher, Rachel EWF30wifeMKeeping HouseILPAMD
Fisher, Jessie MWF8daughterSxILOHIL
Fisher, Eddie SWM5sonSILOHIL
Fisher, AlbertWM1sonSKSOHIL
Fisher, L ByronWM23brotherWdFarmerOHPAPA

Marriage
Marriage date based on 1900 Census
Census1900 United States - Census transcript - James Henry Cox - Household

ED 340 Palestine, Sumner, Kansas, United States

NameRelationRaceSexMonthYearAgeCondMarrCHBCHLBPFBPMBPImmUSNatOccupationUnempSchoolReadWriteEngHomeMortFarm
Cox, James HheadWMMar183763M42ILTNKYFarmerYesYesYesOMF
Cox, Elizabeth IwifeWFSep183960M4274INKYPAYesYesYes
Cox, MyrtledaughterWFJun187425M222ILILINYesYesYes
Fisher, Edwardson-in-lawWMSep187425ILOHPAFarmerYesYesYes

Name
James Henry Cox Obituary and Family Listing J. H. Cox, a prominent farmer of Palestine township died Wednesday evening, aged 77 years. He was a brother to William Cox, who died in Wichita, Tuesday and was buried here yesterday, and an uncle of Chas. W. Cox of this city. A sister, Mrs. Minerva Bear of Bearsdale, Ill., who was called here to attend the funeral of her brother William Cox is now the last surviving member of her family of brothers and sisters. She will remain to attend the funeral of the second brother who died this week. The funeral of J. H. Cox will be held at the home in Palestine township Sunday afternoon. J. H. Cox was ten years the senior of his brother William. He was one of the wealthiest of Sumner county's farmer's ownng 400 acres of rich Ninnescah bottom land. The surviving children are Mrs. Link Barner, Mrs. O. R. Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Fisher and J. S. Cox, all living in the vicinity of Belle Plaine. Both William and J. H. Cox were will known in Wellington and had many friends here. William Cox was for many years a prominent business man of this city, engaged in the manufacture of pop with his son Chas. W. Cox. He later moved his business to Wichita. J. H. Cox was a frequent visitor in Wellington during his many years' residence in the county. Belle Plaine News (Belle Plaine, Kansas), March 18, 1915 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27217289/james-henry-cox