Fish Genealogy & History
Fish is an Anglo-Saxon name derived from Old English fisc, meaning fish. Thus it was an occupational name for a fisherman or fish-seller, and the Fish family is first found in Yorkshire, where they had lands and an estate in feudal times. The first recording in Fish family history is for Ernis Fish in 1202 in Lincolnshire. Fish genealogy in America began in New England in the early 1630s. Fish can be an Americanized spelling of the German Fisch; the German Fisch originated in Saxony and has variations Fischer, Fisher, and Fisscher. Curiously, the Fisch coat of arms contains a fish while the Fish one does not.
Fish Birth Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| Aaron Fish | -- --, 1974 | May 5,1994 | OH |
| Barbara Fish | -- --, 1929 | May 17,1999 | VT |
| C Julian Fish | -- --, 1917 | May ,1987 | PA |
| D Catherin Fish | -- --, 1920 | April 16,1997 | PA |
Fish Death Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| E Joyce Fish | -- --, 1926 | January 22,2007 | Sullivan,IL |
| F Boardman Fish | -- --, 1913 | June ,1979 | Harrison,ME |
| G Eloise Fish | -- --, 1912 | July 1,2000 | Palmdale,CA |
| Halbert Fish | -- --, 1920 | November 28,2000 | Kansas City,MO |
Fish Marriage Records
| Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
| Arthur Fish | Vara Hayes | February 3,1950 | Wake, NC |
| Barney Fish | Ellen Williams | December 21,1948 | Wake, NC |
| Charles Fish | Ella Champion | September 29,1951 | Wake, NC |
| David Fish | Jamie Buck | October 3,1983 | Wake, NC |
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