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Joan Fish

Birth1720 - Groton, New London, Connecticut, USA
Death1803 - Worthington, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts
MotherSarah Elizabeth Williams 1708 md Samuel Fish
FatherSamuel Fish 1708 md Sarah Eliz Williams;

Born in Groton, New London, Connecticut, USA on 1720 to Samuel Fish 1708 md Sarah Eliz Williams; and Sarah Elizabeth Williams 1708 md Samuel Fish. Joan Fish married Moses Dr. Morse 1744 md Sarah Fish and had 9 children. She passed away on 1803 in Worthington, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts.

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Parents
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Samuel Fish 1708 Md Sarah Eliz Williams;
1684 - 1730
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Sarah Elizabeth Williams 1708 Md Samuel Fish
1690 - 1753
Spouse(s)
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Moses Dr. Morse 1744 Md Sarah Fish
1721 - 1788
Children Show all
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Samuel Sr Morse 1766 Md Eunice Brown
1745 - 1803
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Elizabeth Morse
1753 - 1806
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Joshua Morse
1745 - Unknown
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Nathan Morse
1755 - 1755
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Emme Morse
1750 - 1831
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Thomas Morse
1758 - 1758
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Moses Morse
1746 - Unknown
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Daniel Morse
1761 - 1761
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Joshua Morse
1749 - 1828

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