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[28659] See "Notes genealogical, historical and heraldic of the family of Chichester, of Youlston, Hall, and Arlington, co. Devon," Sir William Richard Drake (London: Metchin, 1886), p. 235.
[37519] This person is from the unverified Meckel Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
[11840] Algernon is son of Col. John Ferguson - see http://www.thepeerage.com/p10146.htm.
[41187] Herbert also m. Katherine E. Wilson Fish-Renner (1876 - 1974). "La Crosse Republican [La Crosse, Kansas], 15 March 1917," p. 1: "Herbert Seymour Fish was born in Marshall county, West Virginia, June 22, 1863, and died at Kansas City, Missouri, March 8, 1917, aged fifty-three years, eight months and eleven clays. He was the oldest son of Isaac and Ellen Virginia Fish, who then lived on a farm, but when Seymour was eleven years old his father died and the family then removed to Wheeling, West Virginia, and the following year to Moundsville. Here Seymour graduated from the public schools of that city and was then apprenticed to the Moundsville Echo, continuing to work on that paper until the death of his mother, which occurred in 1879. The children then separated, the younger ones remaining in West Virginia, while Seymour went to Iowa. From Iowa he came to Kansas, stopping at Hays City, where for a time he was employed by J. IH. Downing on the Hays City Star. In 1880 he came to La Crosse and worked for some time on the Rush County Eagle. The paper lived but a few months and in January, 1881, he started the La Crosse Chieftain, which paper he published until 1887, when he sold it to John E. Frazier. In the summer of 1889 he, with F. H. Davis, started the La Crosse Clarion, but the following year he disposed of his interest in this paper and removed to a farm five miles northeast of La Crosse. For fourteen years he devoted his efforts to wheat and stock raising, at which he was very successful, but in 1904 he moved back to La Crosse and took up a contract with the county to put in a numerical index. After completing this contract he for a time engaged in the real estate business. In 1903, while on the farm, Mr. Fish took a leading part in the organization of the La Crosse Grain and Live Stock Association, since known as the 'Farmers' Elevator,' and was fov a number of years one of the directors of that concern. He went into the grain business for himself in 1908, leasing the mill elevator, and in the winter of 1909-10 he built his own elevator and has continued in the grain business ever since. On July 4, 1885, he was married to Miss Dora M. Stubbs, of this city. To their union four children were born, Mrs. Ina Pearl Wilson, of La Crosse; Mrs. Ellen Maude Smith, of Hutchinson, Kansas; Claude Denman Fish, of La Crosse, and Jewell Bryan Fish, the latter dying in infancy. In July, 1903, death entered the home and the wife and mother was taken away, and on August 21, 1906, he was again married, to Miss Katie Wilson, who, with the children, survive him. H. J. Fish was a man of rare ability and took a keen interest in affairs of state and nation as well as in those ot local importance. He was prominent in politics, was a ready debater, quick to defend or uphold his convictions, and when he espoused a cause he did it with his whole heart. In his business relations he dealt fairly with all and while he sometimes made enemies by his strong opposition to men or measures, none ever questioned his honesty. About the middle of February he went to Kansas City to look after matters connected with the grain business and to select material for the new home he was preparing to build in west La Crosse this spring. He became ill while there and his wife, who was with him, ministered to him with tender and loving care, not leaving him at any time, and was alone with him when he was stricken. His son, Claude, was with him for three days during his illness, leaving him just the day before he died. He had apparently almost fully recovered his usual health and on March 8th had again taken up his business affairs and had spent some hours in consultation with representatives of different grain companies ot Kansas City. After taking supper with Mrs. Fish he had laid down on the bed in their room. Later he attempted to rise from the bed and was attacked by heart failure and passed away in a short time. On being informed of the matter, E. E. Rohen, of the Rohen Grain Company, with which firm Mr. Fish had done business for many years, immediately went to the hospital and he and his wife, with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walker, of the same firm, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Leahy, of Kansas City, helped to make all arrangements preparatory to sending the body home for burial, and Mr. Walker and wife accompanied the remains to La Crosse, remaining here until after the funeral."
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