Her Great-Grandfather was Revolutionary War veteran Drury Goings of Chester County, SC. Ann's parents evidently later moved across the state line into Mississippi where Ann met & married Jason Samuel Fish 20 Jan. 1848.
Ann traveled with her husband, their infant children & other family members to Drew County, Arkansas by 1856. Their children were all raised in Mill Creek Township near Cornerville in this area of Arkansas which became Lincoln County. It is not known what became of Ann's parents, or if she had any brothers or sisters, but several Goings families resided near Ann in Lincoln County, who may have been close relatives.
Ann died in 1894 and is buried in Hickory Grove Cemetery near Cornerville, Arkansas.
Her Great-Grandfather was Revolutionary War veteran Drury Goings of Chester County, SC. Ann's parents evidently later moved across the state line into Mississippi where Ann met & married Jason Samuel Fish 20 Jan. 1848.
Ann traveled with her husband, their infant children & other family members to Drew County, Arkansas by 1856. Their children were all raised in Mill Creek Township near Cornerville in this area of Arkansas which became Lincoln County. It is not known what became of Ann's parents, or if she had any brothers or sisters, but several Goings families resided near Ann in Lincoln County, who may have been close relatives.
Ann died in 1894 and is buried in Hickory Grove Cemetery near Cornerville, Arkansas.
Family Members
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Robert Marcellus Fish
1849–1882
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Eveline Elizabeth Watson Fish Thomasson
1851–1906
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Charles Aurelius Fish
1853–1910
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Rev John William Fish
1855–1934
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Samuel Jason Fish
1857–1946
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Eugene Adolphus Fish
1859–1890
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James Calvin Fish
1862–1886
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Harvey Martin Fish
1863–1936
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Martha Ann "Mattie" Fish Owen
1867–1921
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Mary Jane "Molly" Fish Miller
1867–1931
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Joseph Elias Fish
1869–1952
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