Genealogy of the Blish Family in America, 1637-1905J.K.Blish, 1905 - 366 pages Abraham Blish (d.1683) immigrated during or before 1637 from England to Duxbury, Massachusetts, and married twice. Descendants and relatives lived in New England, New York, Illinois, Missouri, Minnesota and elsewhere. |
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18 June Aaron Hubbard Abra Abraham Blish Adeline Alice appointed Barn Benjamin Blish Beulah Blush Boston buried Capt Charles Cheney Chicago CHILDREN chosen church Colchester committee Conn court Crocker Daniel Blish daughter David Blish death deceased Eastbury Edward Elijah Elijah Hedding Eliza Elizabeth Executor farm father Feby Fuller George Gilsum give and bequeath Glastonbury Hannah Harriet Henry Hinckley Isaac Hinckley Item James JANE Jany John Blish John Lothropp Jones Joseph Blish Jr Joseph,2 Abraham.¹ July June Kewanee land Lieut Lothropp Lucy Marlboro marriage Marston Martha Mary Mass Middlefield Novatus Ohio Oliver Otis Pierpont Edwards Plym Plymouth pounds record Reuben Blish Samuel Samuel Fuller Sarah Scituate Sept Skinner Stacy Sylvanus Sylvester Talcott Timothy Austin Town Tristram,³ Vassalboro Voted West Barnstable Wethersfield widow wife William Willimantic
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