Fiske Family Papers
1000 years of Fisks and Fiskes in Britain
Latest:
Ernest Kelvin 'Fred' Fisk, rural development economist and eldest son of Sir Ernest Fisk, 1917-2009
February 2009 - Australian bush fires claim the lives of Lizzie and Dalton, wife and son of firefighter Glen Fisk[e]
Jack Desmond Fisk, twice Lord Mayor of Bristol, 1922-2009
Geoffrey Raymond Fisk, senior orthopaedic surgeon, 1916-2007
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Fisk[e] Index - The contents of my database, last updated 7th January 2010
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(Adapted and updated from Fiske Family
Papers by Henry ffiske, 1902)
Please note: Until I have time to update these pages to take account of recent research, please treat the information contained in the Fisk[e] Index as more reliable. The ffirst ffyskes - 13th to 16th century, leads into William's, Richard's and Thomas's descendants. William's descendants - 15th to 17th century, leads into the Norton and Shimpling branches. Richard's descendants - 15th to 17th century, links into the American settlers and the Dennington branch. Thomas's descendants - 15th to 17th century, leads into the Rattlesden and Cratfield branches. Matthew's descendants - 16th and 17th century Cratfield branch - 16th to 18th century. American settlers - 16th and 17th century, concentrating on Fisk(e)s born in England. Dennington branch - 16th to 19th century, leads into Badingham branch. Badingham branch - mainly 18th to 20th century. Rattlesden branch - 16th to 19th century. Norton branch - 17th to 20th century, links into the Shimpling branch. Shimpling branch - 17th to 20th century. Aldeburgh Fisk(e)s - 16th and 17th century, not yet linked into the main family tree. Feel free to email me at:
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Articles etc.
Introduction - Why I did it the way I did, etc. Earliest known British Fisk(e)s - Now thought to be pre-Norman invasion Early Laxfield charters - extending our knowledge of the earliest known Fisk[e]s Further charters - 15th to 19th century from Norton & Elmswell The 'Stolen' Papers - a fascinating insight Laxfield & Studhaugh - Where the story begins William Fiske, wheelwright - inventory of possessions 1590 Billy Fiske - an American who fought and died in the Battle of Britain Tommy Fiske - professional footballer, 1885-1918 Jim Fisk - Clematis expert, 1912-2004 Robert Fisk - the journalist's family connection with the Cutty Sark DNA - I've taken the plunge and had my DNA profile mapped! More info here. Reader submitted articles Articles written by Mike Roberts for his family. James Fisk (1824-1889), police officer in Gt Yarmouth. Article by James W. Fisk in .doc format.. David Fisk (1850-1942), son of James above, a fisherman in Gt Yarmouth and gold prospector in Australia. Article by James W. Fisk in .doc format. Maps: Fisk[e] UK Population maps - 1500s, 1700s, 1881 and 2000 Places featured in the chapter headings in Fiske Family Papers Places where Fisk[e]s are mentioned in 13th & 14th century documents |