Born West Walnut and Ashland Avenue, Fort Howard
SOURCE: "History of Brown County, Wisconsin, past and present" by Deborah Beaumont Martin; S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Published in 1913, Vol.II page 41.
"Harry W. Fisk, born March 9, 1866, is vice president of the Fisk Land & Lumber Company and a director of the McCartney National Bank. He was employed in the bank for one year and for eleven years was connected with the purchasing department of the Northwestern Railroad at Green Bay. For the following eight years he was secretary and bookkeeper of the Green Bay Light & Power Company, now the Green Bay Gas & Electric Company. He was married at Chico, California, to Miss Amy Y. Howland, and with their three children, Elsie, Howland and Bessie, they reside in Green Bay."
[Submitted by Find A Grave contributor pMcP.]
See below for a link to the memorial page for son Harry Howland Fisk.
Daughter Elsie Fisk (30 Jun 1893 - 30 Jun 1966) married Rev. Theoron Torrance Phelps (14 Feb 1882 - 8 Apr 1982); they had three children.
Daughter Bessie Fisk (11 Apr 1896 - 27 Feb 1978) married first Thomas Owens Lake (3 Aug 1895 - 12 Jun 1973) with whom she had three children, and married second William T. Owens (13 Oct 1887 - 27 Oct 1976).
SOURCE: "History of Brown County, Wisconsin, past and present" by Deborah Beaumont Martin; S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Published in 1913, Vol.II page 41.
"Harry W. Fisk, born March 9, 1866, is vice president of the Fisk Land & Lumber Company and a director of the McCartney National Bank. He was employed in the bank for one year and for eleven years was connected with the purchasing department of the Northwestern Railroad at Green Bay. For the following eight years he was secretary and bookkeeper of the Green Bay Light & Power Company, now the Green Bay Gas & Electric Company. He was married at Chico, California, to Miss Amy Y. Howland, and with their three children, Elsie, Howland and Bessie, they reside in Green Bay."
[Submitted by Find A Grave contributor pMcP.]
See below for a link to the memorial page for son Harry Howland Fisk.
Daughter Elsie Fisk (30 Jun 1893 - 30 Jun 1966) married Rev. Theoron Torrance Phelps (14 Feb 1882 - 8 Apr 1982); they had three children.
Daughter Bessie Fisk (11 Apr 1896 - 27 Feb 1978) married first Thomas Owens Lake (3 Aug 1895 - 12 Jun 1973) with whom she had three children, and married second William T. Owens (13 Oct 1887 - 27 Oct 1976).
Born West Walnut and Ashland Avenue, Fort Howard
SOURCE: "History of Brown County, Wisconsin, past and present" by Deborah Beaumont Martin; S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Published in 1913, Vol.II page 41.
"Harry W. Fisk, born March 9, 1866, is vice president of the Fisk Land & Lumber Company and a director of the McCartney National Bank. He was employed in the bank for one year and for eleven years was connected with the purchasing department of the Northwestern Railroad at Green Bay. For the following eight years he was secretary and bookkeeper of the Green Bay Light & Power Company, now the Green Bay Gas & Electric Company. He was married at Chico, California, to Miss Amy Y. Howland, and with their three children, Elsie, Howland and Bessie, they reside in Green Bay."
[Submitted by Find A Grave contributor pMcP.]
See below for a link to the memorial page for son Harry Howland Fisk.
Daughter Elsie Fisk (30 Jun 1893 - 30 Jun 1966) married Rev. Theoron Torrance Phelps (14 Feb 1882 - 8 Apr 1982); they had three children.
Daughter Bessie Fisk (11 Apr 1896 - 27 Feb 1978) married first Thomas Owens Lake (3 Aug 1895 - 12 Jun 1973) with whom she had three children, and married second William T. Owens (13 Oct 1887 - 27 Oct 1976).
SOURCE: "History of Brown County, Wisconsin, past and present" by Deborah Beaumont Martin; S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Published in 1913, Vol.II page 41.
"Harry W. Fisk, born March 9, 1866, is vice president of the Fisk Land & Lumber Company and a director of the McCartney National Bank. He was employed in the bank for one year and for eleven years was connected with the purchasing department of the Northwestern Railroad at Green Bay. For the following eight years he was secretary and bookkeeper of the Green Bay Light & Power Company, now the Green Bay Gas & Electric Company. He was married at Chico, California, to Miss Amy Y. Howland, and with their three children, Elsie, Howland and Bessie, they reside in Green Bay."
[Submitted by Find A Grave contributor pMcP.]
See below for a link to the memorial page for son Harry Howland Fisk.
Daughter Elsie Fisk (30 Jun 1893 - 30 Jun 1966) married Rev. Theoron Torrance Phelps (14 Feb 1882 - 8 Apr 1982); they had three children.
Daughter Bessie Fisk (11 Apr 1896 - 27 Feb 1978) married first Thomas Owens Lake (3 Aug 1895 - 12 Jun 1973) with whom she had three children, and married second William T. Owens (13 Oct 1887 - 27 Oct 1976).
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