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Joseph Fish
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| Joseph Fish was among the early settlers of Iron County, Utah;
Snowflake, Arizona; and the Mormon Colonies in Mexico. He was mostly self-educated, but well educated. He
was a storekeeper, newspaper editor, school teacher, attorney, justice of the peace, sawyer, surveyor,
territorial legislator, and historian. His writings have long been valuable resources for later historians
and genealogists in researching life in the early days of white settlement of the West. Above all, he was
a moral man with solid character. |
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Joseph's Wives
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| First wife: Mary Campbell Steele (1840-1874) |
Second wife: Eliza Jane Lewis (1853-1940) |
Third wife: Adelaide Smith (1857-1927) |
Fourth wife: Julia Ann Reidhead (1865-1951) |
Joseph Fish (Standing) and Bishop John Reidhead, Jr.
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Joseph's Homes
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| Joseph Fish home in Parowan Utah. This home
still stands at 8 North 200 East, Parowan. This photo was taken before 1878
when he moved to Arizona. |
First Joseph Fish home in Snowflake Arizona.
It originally had two rooms and was later expanded to five. |
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| Joseph Fish home in Woodruff Arizona in 1915.
Persons in photo, left to right: Julia Ann Reidhead Fish (Joseph's fourth wife), her parents (John and
Julia Reidhead), Joseph (on the porch), and Jesse Lewis Fish and Delma Fish (Joseph and Julia Ann's
youngest children). |
Joseph Fish home in Enterprise Utah. He built
this home at age 79 (about 1919). |
Ol' Buffalo Genealogy Index
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contact me by mail, phone or fax:
Blaine S. Nay
714 South 1175 West
Cedar City, UT 84720-3699, USA
Email -
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Fax (877) 559-3991Please Note: I have published the best information I have available concerning this family tree. I have not been able
to verify the accuracy of all data, but I do work on it when I can. In some cases I have posted
contradictory information (ie two different birth dates). This indicates that I have obtained different
information from different sources, but have not seen original evidence to verify which is correct. If you
identify errors or can clear up contradictions, please notify me. If you can add new information, please let me know. To protect privacy, I do not knowingly publish details on individuals known or
assumed to be living. As you can see, the quality of the photos
that I have on this page leave much to be desired. If you have
better copies of these photos, please let me know. |
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Army of Israel: Mormon Battalion Narratives
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The Mormon Battalion: US Army of the West, 1846-1847
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The Mormon Battalion: Its History and Achievements
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History May Be Searched in Vain: A Military History of the Mormon Battalion
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Old Spanish Trail: Santa Fe to Los Angeles
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The Santa Fe Trail: Its History, Legends, and Lore
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Old Spanish Trail North Branch: Stories of the Exploration of the American Southwest
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The Old Spanish Trail (Audio Tape)
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Dominguez-Escalante Journal: Their Expedition Through Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico in 1776
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Jedediah Smith
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Jedediah Smith and the Opening of the West
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Old Spanish Trail: From Santa Fe, New Mexico to Los Angeles, California
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Old Spanish Trail
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Re-tracing the Old Spanish Trail North Branch
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Wilderness Wanderers: The 1776 Expedition of Dominguez and Escalante
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History of Iron County: Community above Self
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Trial Furnace: Southern Utah's Iron Mission
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Trailing the Pioneers: A Guide to Utah's Emigrant Trails, 1829-1869
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Growing Up in Zion: True Stories of Young Pioneers Building the Kingdom
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John Doyle Lee: Zealot, Pioneer Builder, Scapegoat
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Quicksand and Cactus: A Memoir of the Southern Mormon Frontier
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Life among the Piutes: Their Wrongs and Claims
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The Parowan Gap: Nature's Perfect Observatory
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Historical Guide to Utah Ghost Towns
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Utah Ghost Rails
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Gem Trails of Utah
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Utah's Black Hawk War
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Holy Smoke: A Dissertation on the Utah War
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Mormon Colonies in Mexico
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Camp Floyd and the Mormons: The Utah War
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Benjamin F. Johnson: My Life's Review
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Henry William Bigler: Soldier, Gold Miner, Missionary, Chronicler, 1815-1900
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Jacob Hamblin His Life in His Own Words
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Jacob Hamblin
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Conquerors of the West: Stalwart Mormon Pioneers
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