Individual Details
Eliza Jane Fish
(Abt 1839 - Feb 1883)
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FISH, Arch - A Shawnee Indian. He had children with Betsy Wilaquenaho on the Delaware Reserve in Present Kansas. Their children were Eliza Jane Fish and Sarah Ann Fish, whom see.
FISH, Eliza Jane - Revised 25 November 2001. Eliza Jane Fish is the daughter of Arch Fish and Betsy Wilaquenaho Fish-Marshall. We had earlier thought that she was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William Marshall. Eliza Jane Fish is No. 961 on the Register of the Delaware Indians Residing in the Cherokee Nation, as a Tribe and Individuals Showing Their Lands, Improvements, Location and Valuations of Improvements in Possession of Them Prior to and on August 4, 1898. This document shows that she died prior to the date of the document. Her husband was shown as Charles Lavin, age 56, but his name is crossed out. Also crossed out is his (or their) land holding of 160 cultivated acres with 160 acres enclosed, valued at $500.00. Mary Ann Tiblow at 76 [born ca.1822] is listed as a sister as is Sarah A. McCommish at 57 [born ca.1841]. This ties all three of these sisters as daughters of Betsy Wilaquenaho (listed as Betsy Marshall, Register No. 962). John Marshall age 41 [born ca.1857] is listed as her nephew. Note a gives the names of the witnesses, Jno. McCracken, Henry Armstrong, H. M. Adams. Note b "Remarks" says "One mile southeast of Silver Lake." The note also says, "See Reg. 939, 963 for improvements." Note c says (crossed out) Nov. 4, 1898, Jan. 2, Apr. 118, 1899. Reg. No. 939 is for Henry Tiblow, deceased and Mary Ann Tiblow (wife) 76. Note b (remarks) says 1/2 mile S. of Willow Springs School House. (Faye Louise Smith Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, pp. 452-453)
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Birth years are approximate and taken from several documents from which only age was shown with a date.
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory she was shown as deceased.
Listed as a sister to Mary AnnTiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshall on 1898 Delaware Roll.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory, she was shown as deceased and listed as a sister to Mary Ann Marshall Tiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshll on 1898 Roll.
Birth year is approximate and taken from several documents with dates from which only age was shown.
The only information I can find on Eliza Jane is from Census Rolls.
1860 allotments : she appears with her allotment.
February 15, 1862: she appears by herself at the age of 28.
1867: she elected to move into Indian Territory.
1880: she doesn’t appear on the rolls.
August 4, 1898: there is a list showing Delaware living, deceased, and heirs. Eliza Jane is shown as deceased, no children, and no husband. Her heirs are listed as Mary Ann Tiblow, sister, age 76 and Sarah A. McCamish, sister, age 57.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
http://lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/wilaquenaho.htm
FISH, Arch - A Shawnee Indian. He had children with Betsy Wilaquenaho on the Delaware Reserve in Present Kansas. Their children were Eliza Jane Fish and Sarah Ann Fish, whom see.
FISH, Eliza Jane - Revised 25 November 2001. Eliza Jane Fish is the daughter of Arch Fish and Betsy Wilaquenaho Fish-Marshall. We had earlier thought that she was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William Marshall. Eliza Jane Fish is No. 961 on the Register of the Delaware Indians Residing in the Cherokee Nation, as a Tribe and Individuals Showing Their Lands, Improvements, Location and Valuations of Improvements in Possession of Them Prior to and on August 4, 1898. This document shows that she died prior to the date of the document. Her husband was shown as Charles Lavin, age 56, but his name is crossed out. Also crossed out is his (or their) land holding of 160 cultivated acres with 160 acres enclosed, valued at $500.00. Mary Ann Tiblow at 76 [born ca.1822] is listed as a sister as is Sarah A. McCommish at 57 [born ca.1841]. This ties all three of these sisters as daughters of Betsy Wilaquenaho (listed as Betsy Marshall, Register No. 962). John Marshall age 41 [born ca.1857] is listed as her nephew. Note a gives the names of the witnesses, Jno. McCracken, Henry Armstrong, H. M. Adams. Note b "Remarks" says "One mile southeast of Silver Lake." The note also says, "See Reg. 939, 963 for improvements." Note c says (crossed out) Nov. 4, 1898, Jan. 2, Apr. 118, 1899. Reg. No. 939 is for Henry Tiblow, deceased and Mary Ann Tiblow (wife) 76. Note b (remarks) says 1/2 mile S. of Willow Springs School House. (Faye Louise Smith Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, pp. 452-453)
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Birth years are approximate and taken from several documents from which only age was shown with a date.
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory she was shown as deceased.
Listed as a sister to Mary AnnTiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshall on 1898 Delaware Roll.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory, she was shown as deceased and listed as a sister to Mary Ann Marshall Tiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshll on 1898 Roll.
Birth year is approximate and taken from several documents with dates from which only age was shown.
The only information I can find on Eliza Jane is from Census Rolls.
1860 allotments : she appears with her allotment.
February 15, 1862: she appears by herself at the age of 28.
1867: she elected to move into Indian Territory.
1880: she doesn’t appear on the rolls.
August 4, 1898: there is a list showing Delaware living, deceased, and heirs. Eliza Jane is shown as deceased, no children, and no husband. Her heirs are listed as Mary Ann Tiblow, sister, age 76 and Sarah A. McCamish, sister, age 57.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
http://lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/wilaquenaho.htm
FISH, Arch - A Shawnee Indian. He had children with Betsy Wilaquenaho on the Delaware Reserve in Present Kansas. Their children were Eliza Jane Fish and Sarah Ann Fish, whom see.
FISH, Eliza Jane - Revised 25 November 2001. Eliza Jane Fish is the daughter of Arch Fish and Betsy Wilaquenaho Fish-Marshall. We had earlier thought that she was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William Marshall. Eliza Jane Fish is No. 961 on the Register of the Delaware Indians Residing in the Cherokee Nation, as a Tribe and Individuals Showing Their Lands, Improvements, Location and Valuations of Improvements in Possession of Them Prior to and on August 4, 1898. This document shows that she died prior to the date of the document. Her husband was shown as Charles Lavin, age 56, but his name is crossed out. Also crossed out is his (or their) land holding of 160 cultivated acres with 160 acres enclosed, valued at $500.00. Mary Ann Tiblow at 76 [born ca.1822] is listed as a sister as is Sarah A. McCommish at 57 [born ca.1841]. This ties all three of these sisters as daughters of Betsy Wilaquenaho (listed as Betsy Marshall, Register No. 962). John Marshall age 41 [born ca.1857] is listed as her nephew. Note a gives the names of the witnesses, Jno. McCracken, Henry Armstrong, H. M. Adams. Note b "Remarks" says "One mile southeast of Silver Lake." The note also says, "See Reg. 939, 963 for improvements." Note c says (crossed out) Nov. 4, 1898, Jan. 2, Apr. 118, 1899. Reg. No. 939 is for Henry Tiblow, deceased and Mary Ann Tiblow (wife) 76. Note b (remarks) says 1/2 mile S. of Willow Springs School House. (Faye Louise Smith Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, pp. 452-453)
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Birth years are approximate and taken from several documents from which only age was shown with a date.
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory she was shown as deceased.
Listed as a sister to Mary AnnTiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshall on 1898 Delaware Roll.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory, she was shown as deceased and listed as a sister to Mary Ann Marshall Tiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshll on 1898 Roll.
Birth year is approximate and taken from several documents with dates from which only age was shown.
The only information I can find on Eliza Jane is from Census Rolls.
1860 allotments : she appears with her allotment.
February 15, 1862: she appears by herself at the age of 28.
1867: she elected to move into Indian Territory.
1880: she doesn’t appear on the rolls.
August 4, 1898: there is a list showing Delaware living, deceased, and heirs. Eliza Jane is shown as deceased, no children, and no husband. Her heirs are listed as Mary Ann Tiblow, sister, age 76 and Sarah A. McCamish, sister, age 57.
FISH, Arch - A Shawnee Indian. He had children with Betsy Wilaquenaho on the Delaware Reserve in Present Kansas. Their children were Eliza Jane Fish and Sarah Ann Fish, whom see.
FISH, Eliza Jane - Revised 25 November 2001. Eliza Jane Fish is the daughter of Arch Fish and Betsy Wilaquenaho Fish-Marshall. We had earlier thought that she was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William Marshall. Eliza Jane Fish is No. 961 on the Register of the Delaware Indians Residing in the Cherokee Nation, as a Tribe and Individuals Showing Their Lands, Improvements, Location and Valuations of Improvements in Possession of Them Prior to and on August 4, 1898. This document shows that she died prior to the date of the document. Her husband was shown as Charles Lavin, age 56, but his name is crossed out. Also crossed out is his (or their) land holding of 160 cultivated acres with 160 acres enclosed, valued at $500.00. Mary Ann Tiblow at 76 [born ca.1822] is listed as a sister as is Sarah A. McCommish at 57 [born ca.1841]. This ties all three of these sisters as daughters of Betsy Wilaquenaho (listed as Betsy Marshall, Register No. 962). John Marshall age 41 [born ca.1857] is listed as her nephew. Note a gives the names of the witnesses, Jno. McCracken, Henry Armstrong, H. M. Adams. Note b "Remarks" says "One mile southeast of Silver Lake." The note also says, "See Reg. 939, 963 for improvements." Note c says (crossed out) Nov. 4, 1898, Jan. 2, Apr. 118, 1899. Reg. No. 939 is for Henry Tiblow, deceased and Mary Ann Tiblow (wife) 76. Note b (remarks) says 1/2 mile S. of Willow Springs School House. (Faye Louise Smith Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, pp. 452-453)
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Birth years are approximate and taken from several documents from which only age was shown with a date.
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory she was shown as deceased.
Listed as a sister to Mary AnnTiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshall on 1898 Delaware Roll.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory, she was shown as deceased and listed as a sister to Mary Ann Marshall Tiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshll on 1898 Roll.
Birth year is approximate and taken from several documents with dates from which only age was shown.
The only information I can find on Eliza Jane is from Census Rolls.
1860 allotments : she appears with her allotment.
February 15, 1862: she appears by herself at the age of 28.
1867: she elected to move into Indian Territory.
1880: she doesn’t appear on the rolls.
August 4, 1898: there is a list showing Delaware living, deceased, and heirs. Eliza Jane is shown as deceased, no children, and no husband. Her heirs are listed as Mary Ann Tiblow, sister, age 76 and Sarah A. McCamish, sister, age 57.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
http://lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/wilaquenaho.htm
FISH, Arch - A Shawnee Indian. He had children with Betsy Wilaquenaho on the Delaware Reserve in Present Kansas. Their children were Eliza Jane Fish and Sarah Ann Fish, whom see.
FISH, Eliza Jane - Revised 25 November 2001. Eliza Jane Fish is the daughter of Arch Fish and Betsy Wilaquenaho Fish-Marshall. We had earlier thought that she was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William Marshall. Eliza Jane Fish is No. 961 on the Register of the Delaware Indians Residing in the Cherokee Nation, as a Tribe and Individuals Showing Their Lands, Improvements, Location and Valuations of Improvements in Possession of Them Prior to and on August 4, 1898. This document shows that she died prior to the date of the document. Her husband was shown as Charles Lavin, age 56, but his name is crossed out. Also crossed out is his (or their) land holding of 160 cultivated acres with 160 acres enclosed, valued at $500.00. Mary Ann Tiblow at 76 [born ca.1822] is listed as a sister as is Sarah A. McCommish at 57 [born ca.1841]. This ties all three of these sisters as daughters of Betsy Wilaquenaho (listed as Betsy Marshall, Register No. 962). John Marshall age 41 [born ca.1857] is listed as her nephew. Note a gives the names of the witnesses, Jno. McCracken, Henry Armstrong, H. M. Adams. Note b "Remarks" says "One mile southeast of Silver Lake." The note also says, "See Reg. 939, 963 for improvements." Note c says (crossed out) Nov. 4, 1898, Jan. 2, Apr. 118, 1899. Reg. No. 939 is for Henry Tiblow, deceased and Mary Ann Tiblow (wife) 76. Note b (remarks) says 1/2 mile S. of Willow Springs School House. (Faye Louise Smith Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, pp. 452-453)
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Birth years are approximate and taken from several documents from which only age was shown with a date.
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory she was shown as deceased.
Listed as a sister to Mary AnnTiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshall on 1898 Delaware Roll.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory, she was shown as deceased and listed as a sister to Mary Ann Marshall Tiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshll on 1898 Roll.
Birth year is approximate and taken from several documents with dates from which only age was shown.
The only information I can find on Eliza Jane is from Census Rolls.
1860 allotments : she appears with her allotment.
February 15, 1862: she appears by herself at the age of 28.
1867: she elected to move into Indian Territory.
1880: she doesn’t appear on the rolls.
August 4, 1898: there is a list showing Delaware living, deceased, and heirs. Eliza Jane is shown as deceased, no children, and no husband. Her heirs are listed as Mary Ann Tiblow, sister, age 76 and Sarah A. McCamish, sister, age 57.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
http://lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/wilaquenaho.htm
FISH, Arch - A Shawnee Indian. He had children with Betsy Wilaquenaho on the Delaware Reserve in Present Kansas. Their children were Eliza Jane Fish and Sarah Ann Fish, whom see.
FISH, Eliza Jane - Revised 25 November 2001. Eliza Jane Fish is the daughter of Arch Fish and Betsy Wilaquenaho Fish-Marshall. We had earlier thought that she was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William Marshall. Eliza Jane Fish is No. 961 on the Register of the Delaware Indians Residing in the Cherokee Nation, as a Tribe and Individuals Showing Their Lands, Improvements, Location and Valuations of Improvements in Possession of Them Prior to and on August 4, 1898. This document shows that she died prior to the date of the document. Her husband was shown as Charles Lavin, age 56, but his name is crossed out. Also crossed out is his (or their) land holding of 160 cultivated acres with 160 acres enclosed, valued at $500.00. Mary Ann Tiblow at 76 [born ca.1822] is listed as a sister as is Sarah A. McCommish at 57 [born ca.1841]. This ties all three of these sisters as daughters of Betsy Wilaquenaho (listed as Betsy Marshall, Register No. 962). John Marshall age 41 [born ca.1857] is listed as her nephew. Note a gives the names of the witnesses, Jno. McCracken, Henry Armstrong, H. M. Adams. Note b "Remarks" says "One mile southeast of Silver Lake." The note also says, "See Reg. 939, 963 for improvements." Note c says (crossed out) Nov. 4, 1898, Jan. 2, Apr. 118, 1899. Reg. No. 939 is for Henry Tiblow, deceased and Mary Ann Tiblow (wife) 76. Note b (remarks) says 1/2 mile S. of Willow Springs School House. (Faye Louise Smith Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, pp. 452-453)
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Birth years are approximate and taken from several documents from which only age was shown with a date.
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory she was shown as deceased.
Listed as a sister to Mary AnnTiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshall on 1898 Delaware Roll.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
1862 Allotment #71
Delaware Census #228
According to 1898 Delaware Roll in Indian Territory, she was shown as deceased and listed as a sister to Mary Ann Marshall Tiblow and Sarah Ann Fish and an Aunt to John Marshll on 1898 Roll.
Birth year is approximate and taken from several documents with dates from which only age was shown.
The only information I can find on Eliza Jane is from Census Rolls.
1860 allotments : she appears with her allotment.
February 15, 1862: she appears by herself at the age of 28.
1867: she elected to move into Indian Territory.
1880: she doesn’t appear on the rolls.
August 4, 1898: there is a list showing Delaware living, deceased, and heirs. Eliza Jane is shown as deceased, no children, and no husband. Her heirs are listed as Mary Ann Tiblow, sister, age 76 and Sarah A. McCamish, sister, age 57.
Events
| Birth | Abt 1839 | Kansas, United States | |||
| 1862 Allotment | 1862 | Wyandotte County Kansas |  |  | |
| 1862 Allotment | 1862 | Wyandotte County Kansas | | | |
| Death | Feb 1883 | Oklahoma, United States | |||
| Death | Feb 1883 | Oklahoma, United States | |||
| Wikitree | https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Fish-434 |
Families
| Spouse | Charles Lavin (1835 - 1919) |
| Spouse | Samuel Bell (1834 - 1874) |
| Father | Arch Fish (1790 - ) |
| Mother | Elizabeth "Betsy Priscilla Elizabeth Betsey Eliza Wilaquenaho" Ketchum (1797 - 1875) |
| Sibling | Sarah Ann Fish (1837 - 1906) |
Notes
1862 Allotment
71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acresOn the allotment map, she is number 71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.30 acres]
1862 Allotment
71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acresOn the allotment map, she is number 71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.30 acres]
Endnotes
1. Chief James Swiftwater Haun (added by Kirt Fetterling), Chief James Swiftwater Haun, 1862 Allotment (http://www.lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/allotment_maps.htm : accessed ), .
2. Chief James Swiftwater Haun (added by Kirt Fetterling), Chief James Swiftwater Haun, 1862 Allotment (http://www.lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/allotment_maps.htm : accessed ), ..
3. Chief James Swiftwater Haun (added by Kirt Fetterling), Chief James Swiftwater Haun, 1862 Allotment (http://www.lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/allotment_maps.htm : accessed ), ..