Charles Henry Lish 1902–1983 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Charles Henry Lish, 1902–1983 (aged 80 years)

Name

Charles Henry Lish

Name: Charles Henry /Lish/
Surname: Lish
Given names: Charles Henry

Sex Male

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 24 January 1876 38 30 — (Willow Springs) Portage, Box Elder, Utah, USA Birth: 24 January 1876 38 30 — Willow Springs, Portage, Box Elder, Utah, USA LDS child sealing: 14 December 1910 Death: 26 April 1956 — Blackfoot, Bingham, Idaho, USA LDS baptism: 2 June 1960 LDS endowment: 1 February 1962 Burial: Salmon Cemetery, Lemhi, Idaho, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Ella Eloise Harris Dora Lish Peter Everett Lish Charles Henry Lish Alveretta (Peggy) Lish Ellas Louise Lish Irvin Lish Peter Lions Lish 1876–1956 Birth: 24 January 1876 38 30 — (Willow Springs) Portage, Box Elder, Utah, USA Death: 26 April 1956 — Blackfoot, Bingham, Idaho, USA
mother	Links Birth: 19 March 1874 37 35 — Kaysville, Davis, Utah, USA Death: 9 September 1956 — Sacramento, Sacramento, California Burial: 13 September 1956 — Salmon Cemetery, Lemhi, Idaho, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Peter Lions Lish Dora Lish Peter Everett Lish Charles Henry Lish Alveretta (Peggy) Lish Ellas Louise Lish Irvin Lish Ella Eloise Harris 1874–1956 Birth: 19 March 1874 37 35 — Kaysville, Davis, Utah, USA Death: 9 September 1956 — Sacramento, Sacramento, California
younger sister	Links Birth: 1907 30 32 Death: 1989 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Dora Lish 1907–1989 Birth: 1907 30 32 Death: 1989 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
-9 years elder brother	Links Birth: 27 February 1898 22 23 — Rockland or Malad, Idaho, USA Death: 17 October 1975 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Peter Everett Lish 1898–1975 Birth: 27 February 1898 22 23 — Rockland or Malad, Idaho, USA Death: 17 October 1975 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
4 years himself	Links Birth: 21 February 1902 26 27 — Rockland, Oneida, Idaho, USA Death: 1983 — Colfax, California Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Charles Henry Lish 1902–1983 Birth: 21 February 1902 26 27 — Rockland, Oneida, Idaho, USA Death: 1983 — Colfax, California
23 months younger sister	Links Birth: 1903 26 28 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA Marriage: 16 October 1920 — Challis, Custer, Idaho, USA Death: 1990 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA Unique identifier: D765AD104FDB8442939616C0A34347DDF2EE Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Harry Cairns Bates Alveretta (Peggy) Lish 1903–1990 Birth: 1903 26 28 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA Death: 1990 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
3 years younger sister	Links Birth: 1905 28 30 Death: 1985 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Ellas Louise Lish 1905–1985 Birth: 1905 28 30 Death: 1985 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
4 years younger brother	Links Birth: 1908 31 33 Death: 1979 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Irvin Lish 1908–1979 Birth: 1908 31 33 Death: 1979 — Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
sister	… Lish …–

Events of close relatives
Birth	21 February 1902 26 27 Rockland, Oneida, Idaho, USA
Birth of a sister	Alveretta (Peggy) Lish 1903 Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
Birth of a sister	Ellas Louise Lish 1905
Death of a paternal grandfather	Henry Doctor Lish 19 July 1906 Rockland, Power, Idaho, USA
Burial of a paternal grandfather	Henry Doctor Lish 22 July 1906 Rockland, Power, Idaho, USA
Birth of a sister	Dora Lish 1907
Birth of a brother	Irvin Lish 1908
Death of a paternal grandmother	Emily Allen 10 January 1936 Rockland, Power, Idaho, USA
Burial of a paternal grandmother	Emily Allen 13 January 1936 Rockland, Power, Idaho, USA
Death of a father	Peter Lions Lish 26 April 1956 Blackfoot, Bingham, Idaho, USA
Death of a mother	Ella Eloise Harris 9 September 1956 Sacramento, Sacramento, California
Burial of a mother	Ella Eloise Harris 13 September 1956 Salmon Cemetery, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
Death of a brother	Peter Everett Lish 17 October 1975 Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
Death of a brother	Irvin Lish 1979 Salmon, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
Burial of a father	Peter Lions Lish Salmon Cemetery, Lemhi, Idaho, USA
Death	1983 (aged 80 years) Colfax, California
Unique identifier	C805567EE30D154B8051B26E3BA009E0A6D4
Last change	27 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	Charles Henry Lish was born February 21, 1902 at Rockland, Idaho , the son ofPeter and Eloise Harris Lish. About 1920 he move d to Lemhi County in the Pahsimeroi Valley working in the mine s and ranching. His sister-in-law, Iris, invited her sister, Ev elyn, to spend the summer with them. He right away asked fo r a date to go to the dance. that was all it took. They firs t lived at Patterson working for a fellow by the name of Cochran . When their first son was due, Evelyn went home to Hansen unti l after his birth. Charles broghther home in his "Bug". He ha d built the car and it had no top and no fenders. As time went on, Charles worked at different ranches. A secon d son was born and he became very ill. They took him to St. Ant hony to a specialist buthe died and his buried there. Two mor e sons were born premature and didn't live long. They are burie d at the May Cemetery. In 1930, Charley worked forRox Ranchin g and Timbering at Salmon. Evelyn and her sister, Iris, too k ajob picking potatoes along beside men. It was rough times . They worked twoDays and the employer refused to pay them. R eturning to Patterson, they leased a ranch. Charley went to Ida ho Falls and picked potatoes for extra money.Evelyn kept the c hildren and did the ranch chores as well as household uties. I n 1936, Charley worked for general Electric Mine. Moved to May , Idaho, leasing a ranch on a share basis and thirty milk cows . They sold the creamthat was kept in the ice house, which wa s made with thick walls filled withsawdust. In the winter, blo cks of ice were sawed from the Salmon River and hauled by truck . Ech block was covered with thick layers of sawdust and thens tacked from floor to ceiling. They were covered with a tarp t o keep the sawdust out of the food. The ice would last all wint er and summer. The family enjoyed ice cream from this ice. I t was not all work. SaturDay nights were spent dancing. Charle y, was a self made natural musician, as were his parents and sib lings. From a young age, he learned to play the fiddle, guitar ,saxaphone, trombone and even a saw. Planes were rare in those Days. One morning an empty plane jus t skimmed their house and crashed into the mountain side acros s the valley. Later, they found out hte pilot and passenger ha d bailed out near CHallis. Charles worked at the sawmill and th e Blackbird Mine and he lived in Salmon where he built a home. In 1948 he moved to Weimer, Calfornia, working first in road con struction then as a cook at the sanitariukm.Evelym went to wor k there and became a licensed vocational nurse. They retired a t Colfax, California. Charled died there in 1983 and Evelyn is s till residing there. They had eight children, namely: Glen, Ral ph and Kenneth wo all died very young. Weaver, Ray, Dale, Melvi n and Jean

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Charles Henry Lish was born February 21, 1902 at Rockland, Idaho
, the son ofPeter and Eloise Harris Lish. About 1920 he move
d to Lemhi County in the Pahsimeroi Valley working in the mine
s and ranching. His sister-in-law, Iris, invited her sister, Ev
elyn, to spend the summer with them. He right away asked fo
r a date to go to the dance. that was all it took. They firs
t lived at Patterson working for a fellow by the name of Cochran
. When their first son was due, Evelyn went home to Hansen unti
l after his birth. Charles broghther home in his "Bug". He ha
d built the car and it had no top and no fenders.
As time went on, Charles worked at different ranches. A secon
d son was born and he became very ill. They took him to St. Ant
hony to a specialist buthe died and his buried there. Two mor
e sons were born premature and didn't live long. They are burie
d at the May Cemetery. In 1930, Charley worked forRox Ranchin
g and Timbering at Salmon. Evelyn and her sister, Iris, too
k ajob picking potatoes along beside men. It was rough times
. They worked twoDays and the employer refused to pay them. R
eturning to Patterson, they leased a ranch. Charley went to Ida
ho Falls and picked potatoes for extra money.Evelyn kept the c
hildren and did the ranch chores as well as household uties. I
n 1936, Charley worked for general Electric Mine. Moved to May
, Idaho, leasing a ranch on a share basis and thirty milk cows
. They sold the creamthat was kept in the ice house, which wa
s made with thick walls filled withsawdust. In the winter, blo
cks of ice were sawed from the Salmon River and hauled by truck
. Ech block was covered with thick layers of sawdust and thens
tacked from floor to ceiling. They were covered with a tarp t
o keep the sawdust out of the food. The ice would last all wint
er and summer. The family enjoyed ice cream from this ice. I
t was not all work. SaturDay nights were spent dancing. Charle
y, was a self made natural musician, as were his parents and sib
lings. From a young age, he learned to play the fiddle, guitar
,saxaphone, trombone and even a saw.
Planes were rare in those Days. One morning an empty plane jus
t skimmed their house and crashed into the mountain side acros
s the valley. Later, they found out hte pilot and passenger ha
d bailed out near CHallis. Charles worked at the sawmill and th
e Blackbird Mine and he lived in Salmon where he built a home.
In 1948 he moved to Weimer, Calfornia, working first in road con
struction then as a cook at the sanitariukm.Evelym went to wor
k there and became a licensed vocational nurse. They retired a
t Colfax, California. Charled died there in 1983 and Evelyn is s
till residing there. They had eight children, namely: Glen, Ral
ph and Kenneth wo all died very young. Weaver, Ray, Dale, Melvi
n and Jean