Kentucky: A History of the State, Perrin, Battle, Kniffin, 4th ed., 1887,
Madison County.

ALBERT T. FISH was born February 18, 1859, in Rockcastle County, Ky., and
is a son of A. T. and Samantha (Haley) Fish, to whom five sons and six
daughters were born, and who were also born in Rockcastle County, near Mt.
Vernon.  The father was a son of Jesse and Eveline (Anderson) Fish, natives
of Garrard and Lincoln Counties, respectively.  Jesse Fish was born in
1796 and served as surveyor and judge of Rockcastle County, whence he had
moved with his parents when a lad.  He reared four sons and one daughter
by his first marriage.  His second wife was Mrs. Mary Butner, whose maiden
name was Hubbard.  The issue of this second marriage was one son.  She had
born by her former husband four sons and one daughter.  Jesse Fish died in
September, 1883, and was a son of Thomas Fish, who married a Givins. They
came from Virginia as early as 1790, and settled in Garrard County,
afterward in Rockcastle County.  They reared a family of seven sons and
three daughters.  Thomas Fish was of English origin, in politics a Whig,
and died at the ripe age of eighty-five.  Mrs. Samantha Fish was a daughter
of John and Matilda (Lankford) Haley, who were early settlers of Rockcastle
County, and reared a large family of children.  Mr. Haley was a substantial
farmer and slave owner, served as a common soldier in the war of 1812 and
died early in life.  His widow still survives him.  Albert T. Fish was
reared on a farm and received such an education as the common schools of
his neighborhood afforded, sufficient to enable him to teach in the common
schools of Rockcastle.  When he arrived at maturity he engaged in the
mercantile business at Berea, where he has been successfully engaged ever
since.  He has the largest and most extensive business in Berea, and by
his energies and industry he has made life a success.  In February, 1880,
he was united in marriage to Jennie Galloway, a daughter of Frank and
Arminta (Kerly) Galloway, natives of Madison County.  The issue from this
happy union was two children, Addie and Grover C.  Mrs. Fish is a member of
the F. & A. M. and in politics is a Democrat.

Fish Haley Anderson Butner Hubbard Givins Lankford Galloway Kerly
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Rockcastle-KY Garrard-KY Lincoln-KY VA

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