Born circa 1847. She was older than the age recorded in at least two obituaries. A brief mention in a newspaper states that a "fine stone" was placed at her Canadice gravesite in 1922, at Canadice Corners Cemetery.
Emily married Clark Barker on November 15, 1865. They had at least one child, Charles Sheldon Barker.
"Italy Hollow - Mrs. Clark Barker is recovering from the Western fever." (The Naples Record, 15 Dec 1877)
"Prattsburg - Mr. Clark Barker has rented his farm near the county line hill and moved to Wayland, where his wife is engaged in the millinery business." (The Prattsburg News, 18 Nov 1880)
Per 1880 NY census records, dated June 12, 1880 taken at Prattsburg, NY, Emily was recorded living with her husband Clark Barker and their son.
Emily and Charles divorced prior to November 1883, which is when Emily married Albert Wicks.
She married Albert P. Wicks on November 28, 1883.
"Married in Italy, N.Y., Nov. 28 by Rev. J. F. Smith, Albert P. Wicks of Junius, N.Y. and Mrs. Emily L. Fisher Barker of Italy, N.Y." (Naples Neopolitan, 13 December 1883)
They adopted Grace Marguerite Wicks (whose sister was Elizabeth Mildred "Bessie"). Grace Wicks was born in 1878, to William and Delia Christian. She was adopted by Albert and Emily around 1888.
Grace's sister Bessie was adopted by Elmer and Sarah Doolittle. Grace Wicks remained with Albert and Emily at least until 1892. The 1892 New York census records of Albert and Emily Wicks only include a single child, named Grace.
"Mrs. Albert Wicks of Canadice fell out of a hammock last Sunday morning and broke her shoulder. It is only fair to say that she got into it to study her Sunday-school lesson." (Livonia Gazette, October 16, 1885)
"Mrs. Albert P. Wicks died in Rochester last Monday, at the age of 45. The remains were taken to Canadice, where she formerly lived." (The Livonia Gazette, 4 June 1897)
"Mrs. Emily Fisher Wicks, wife of A. P. Wicks, died at her home is Rochester Monday morning, May 31, 1897, aged 45 years." (Prattsburgh News, 17 June 1897)
"Canadice - Mr. Wicks has bought the Elmer Doolittle place at the Corners, has moved in and is repairing the house." (The Springwater Enterprise, 25 Nov 1897)
Emily married Clark Barker on November 15, 1865. They had at least one child, Charles Sheldon Barker.
"Italy Hollow - Mrs. Clark Barker is recovering from the Western fever." (The Naples Record, 15 Dec 1877)
"Prattsburg - Mr. Clark Barker has rented his farm near the county line hill and moved to Wayland, where his wife is engaged in the millinery business." (The Prattsburg News, 18 Nov 1880)
Per 1880 NY census records, dated June 12, 1880 taken at Prattsburg, NY, Emily was recorded living with her husband Clark Barker and their son.
Emily and Charles divorced prior to November 1883, which is when Emily married Albert Wicks.
She married Albert P. Wicks on November 28, 1883.
"Married in Italy, N.Y., Nov. 28 by Rev. J. F. Smith, Albert P. Wicks of Junius, N.Y. and Mrs. Emily L. Fisher Barker of Italy, N.Y." (Naples Neopolitan, 13 December 1883)
They adopted Grace Marguerite Wicks (whose sister was Elizabeth Mildred "Bessie"). Grace Wicks was born in 1878, to William and Delia Christian. She was adopted by Albert and Emily around 1888.
Grace's sister Bessie was adopted by Elmer and Sarah Doolittle. Grace Wicks remained with Albert and Emily at least until 1892. The 1892 New York census records of Albert and Emily Wicks only include a single child, named Grace.
"Mrs. Albert Wicks of Canadice fell out of a hammock last Sunday morning and broke her shoulder. It is only fair to say that she got into it to study her Sunday-school lesson." (Livonia Gazette, October 16, 1885)
"Mrs. Albert P. Wicks died in Rochester last Monday, at the age of 45. The remains were taken to Canadice, where she formerly lived." (The Livonia Gazette, 4 June 1897)
"Mrs. Emily Fisher Wicks, wife of A. P. Wicks, died at her home is Rochester Monday morning, May 31, 1897, aged 45 years." (Prattsburgh News, 17 June 1897)
"Canadice - Mr. Wicks has bought the Elmer Doolittle place at the Corners, has moved in and is repairing the house." (The Springwater Enterprise, 25 Nov 1897)
Born circa 1847. She was older than the age recorded in at least two obituaries. A brief mention in a newspaper states that a "fine stone" was placed at her Canadice gravesite in 1922, at Canadice Corners Cemetery.
Emily married Clark Barker on November 15, 1865. They had at least one child, Charles Sheldon Barker.
"Italy Hollow - Mrs. Clark Barker is recovering from the Western fever." (The Naples Record, 15 Dec 1877)
"Prattsburg - Mr. Clark Barker has rented his farm near the county line hill and moved to Wayland, where his wife is engaged in the millinery business." (The Prattsburg News, 18 Nov 1880)
Per 1880 NY census records, dated June 12, 1880 taken at Prattsburg, NY, Emily was recorded living with her husband Clark Barker and their son.
Emily and Charles divorced prior to November 1883, which is when Emily married Albert Wicks.
She married Albert P. Wicks on November 28, 1883.
"Married in Italy, N.Y., Nov. 28 by Rev. J. F. Smith, Albert P. Wicks of Junius, N.Y. and Mrs. Emily L. Fisher Barker of Italy, N.Y." (Naples Neopolitan, 13 December 1883)
They adopted Grace Marguerite Wicks (whose sister was Elizabeth Mildred "Bessie"). Grace Wicks was born in 1878, to William and Delia Christian. She was adopted by Albert and Emily around 1888.
Grace's sister Bessie was adopted by Elmer and Sarah Doolittle. Grace Wicks remained with Albert and Emily at least until 1892. The 1892 New York census records of Albert and Emily Wicks only include a single child, named Grace.
"Mrs. Albert Wicks of Canadice fell out of a hammock last Sunday morning and broke her shoulder. It is only fair to say that she got into it to study her Sunday-school lesson." (Livonia Gazette, October 16, 1885)
"Mrs. Albert P. Wicks died in Rochester last Monday, at the age of 45. The remains were taken to Canadice, where she formerly lived." (The Livonia Gazette, 4 June 1897)
"Mrs. Emily Fisher Wicks, wife of A. P. Wicks, died at her home is Rochester Monday morning, May 31, 1897, aged 45 years." (Prattsburgh News, 17 June 1897)
"Canadice - Mr. Wicks has bought the Elmer Doolittle place at the Corners, has moved in and is repairing the house." (The Springwater Enterprise, 25 Nov 1897)
Emily married Clark Barker on November 15, 1865. They had at least one child, Charles Sheldon Barker.
"Italy Hollow - Mrs. Clark Barker is recovering from the Western fever." (The Naples Record, 15 Dec 1877)
"Prattsburg - Mr. Clark Barker has rented his farm near the county line hill and moved to Wayland, where his wife is engaged in the millinery business." (The Prattsburg News, 18 Nov 1880)
Per 1880 NY census records, dated June 12, 1880 taken at Prattsburg, NY, Emily was recorded living with her husband Clark Barker and their son.
Emily and Charles divorced prior to November 1883, which is when Emily married Albert Wicks.
She married Albert P. Wicks on November 28, 1883.
"Married in Italy, N.Y., Nov. 28 by Rev. J. F. Smith, Albert P. Wicks of Junius, N.Y. and Mrs. Emily L. Fisher Barker of Italy, N.Y." (Naples Neopolitan, 13 December 1883)
They adopted Grace Marguerite Wicks (whose sister was Elizabeth Mildred "Bessie"). Grace Wicks was born in 1878, to William and Delia Christian. She was adopted by Albert and Emily around 1888.
Grace's sister Bessie was adopted by Elmer and Sarah Doolittle. Grace Wicks remained with Albert and Emily at least until 1892. The 1892 New York census records of Albert and Emily Wicks only include a single child, named Grace.
"Mrs. Albert Wicks of Canadice fell out of a hammock last Sunday morning and broke her shoulder. It is only fair to say that she got into it to study her Sunday-school lesson." (Livonia Gazette, October 16, 1885)
"Mrs. Albert P. Wicks died in Rochester last Monday, at the age of 45. The remains were taken to Canadice, where she formerly lived." (The Livonia Gazette, 4 June 1897)
"Mrs. Emily Fisher Wicks, wife of A. P. Wicks, died at her home is Rochester Monday morning, May 31, 1897, aged 45 years." (Prattsburgh News, 17 June 1897)
"Canadice - Mr. Wicks has bought the Elmer Doolittle place at the Corners, has moved in and is repairing the house." (The Springwater Enterprise, 25 Nov 1897)
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