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Benjamin Fish

Birth29 Sep 1760 - Somers, Tolland, Connecticut USA
DeathNovember 19, 1812 - Hartford County, Connecticut USA
MotherDorothy Ashby
FatherJONATHAN "John" FISH

Born in Somers, Tolland, Connecticut USA on 29 Sep 1760 to JONATHAN "John" FISH and Dorothy Ashby. Benjamin Fish married Rebecca Blodgett and had 8 children. He passed away on November 19, 1812 in Hartford County, Connecticut USA.

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Parents
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Jonathan "John" Fish
1738 - 1804
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Dorothy Ashby
1726 - 1808
Spouse(s)
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Rebecca Blodgett
1761 - 1831
Children Show all
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Benjamin (Jamin) Fish
1781 - Unknown
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Harvey Fish
1798 - Unknown
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Shadrach Fish
1787 - 1835
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Polly Fish
1789 - Unknown
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Wealthy Fish
1795 - Unknown
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Annis Fish
1792 - Unknown
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Elijah Fish
1783 - Unknown
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Minerva Fisk
1799 - 1873

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