Nathan Fish

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The History of Mason, New Hampshire has a Nathan Fish listed as first arriving in Mason in 1752, residing north of Deacon N. Hall's. Nathan Fish is also listed as R(emoved) in 1769, and that same year Widow Patience Fish is listed in town. However, his death is not listed.[4]

Biography

Nathan Fish was born on 2 October 1694 in Falmouth, Barnstable, Province of Massachusetts Bay, the son of Nathan and Deborah (Barrows) Fish.[1]

He married Patience Shattuck on 2 October 1730 in Newbury, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Bay. They were both residents of Groton at the time.[2]

Their children were recorded Groton:[3]

Sarah, b. February 6, 1731.
Elisabeth, b. August 21, 1733.
Jonathan, b. November 21, 1738.
David, b. April 27, 1741.
Eleaser, b. December 24, 1743.
Patience, b. August 28, 1747, d. October 15, 1747.
Nathan, b. October 20, 1749.
Simeon, b. October 8, 1752.

Nathan Fish (1694 - bef. 1769)

Nathan Fish

Born 2 Oct 1694 in Falmouth, Barnstable, Province of Massachusetts Bay

Son of Nathan Fish and Deborah (Barrows) Fish

Brother of Bartholomew Fish, John Fish, Ebenezer Fish, Mariah (Fish) Hatch, Samuel Fish, Thankful Fish, Rebecca Fish, Elizabeth (Fish) Handy and Rowland Fish

Husband of Patience (Shattuck) Fish — married 2 Oct 1730 (to before Jan 1769) in Newbury, Essex, Province of Massachusetts Bay

Father of Sarah (Fish) Blood, Elizabeth (Fish) Lawrence, Jonathan Fish, David Fish, Eleazer Fish, Patience Fish, Nathan Fish and Simeon Fish

Died before Jan 1769 before age 74 in Mason, Hillsborough, New Hampshire

Profile last modified 17 Sep 2022 | Created 6 Jun 2011

Sources

↑ Vital Records of Falmouth, Massachusetts, 1699-1753, FHL film #0904590 , page 134.
Nathan fich the son of Nathan fich was born the 2 day of October 1694.
↑ Essex Institute, Vital Records of Newbury, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (Salem, Massachusetts: Essex Institute, 1911), Vol. 2:172.
Fish, Nathan, and Patience Shaddock, both of Groton, 2 October 1730. CR7 [CR7: Queen Anne's Chapel (Episcopal)]
↑ Essex Institute, Vital Records of Groton, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849 (Salem, MA: The Essex Institute, 1926-1927), Vol. 1:84
↑ Hill, John B., History of the Town of Mason, New Hampshire from First Grant in 1749 to the year 1858, Lucius A. Elliot & Co, Boston (1858), Pages 215-216.
Acknowledgements

Contributors: Gregory Nelson, Charlie Ogden.