Albert Kingsbury Bishir b. 19 Feb 1855 Indiana d. 8 Sep 1926 Pulaski, Indiana, USA: Bishir Family Scrapbook

1855 - 1926 (71 years)

Name	Albert Kingsbury Bishir [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Birth	1855
Birth	1855	Indiana [6, 7, 8, 9]
Born	19 Feb 1855	Indiana [10]
Gender	Male
Alternate Name	Albert /Bisher/
Alternate Name	Albert /Bishir/ [6, 10, 11, 12]
Alternate Name	Albert R /Bishir/ [8, 13]
Death	1926
Died	8 Sep 1926	Pulaski, Indiana, USA [10]
Buried	UNKNOWN	Sutton Cemetery, Harrison Twp., Pulaski Co., IN
Person ID	I3920	Bishir Family \| Jeremiah & Esther/Malinda Bishir
Last Modified	28 Jun 2010

Father	Jeremiah M Bishir, b. 13 Jun 1800, York, Pennsylvania, USA , d. 21 May 1875, Monticello, White, Indiana, USA (Age 74 years)
Mother	Melinda Grace Gillam, b. 1 Jan 1820, Gilliam Twp, Jasper, Indiana, USA , d. 7 Feb 1861, Monticello, White, Indiana, USA (Age 41 years)
Alternate Marriage Date	22 Feb 1839 [14]
Married	1845	Jasper, Indiana, USA [10]
Alternate Marriage Date	Abt 1846	IN
Family ID	F1571	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Angeline Sutton Denman, b. 1862, d. 1938 (Age 76 years)

Married 27 Jan 1876 Pulaski, Indiana, USA [15]

Children

+	1. Fannie A. Bishir, b. 18 Jan 1877, Indiana, USA , d. 1967 (Age 89 years)
	2. Malinda Bishir, b. Bef 1880, d. Bef 1900 (Age < 19 years)
	3. Eliza Bishir, b. Bef 1881, d. Bef 1900 (Age < 18 years)
	4. James Harry Bishir, b. 12 Jun 1881, Indiana, USA , d. 28 Jan 1908 (Age 26 years)
+	5. Bertha Mae Bishir, b. 24 Jun 1889, Indiana, USA , d. 10 Aug 1955, Indianapolis, Indiana (Age 66 years)
	6. Martha J Bishir, b. 23 Nov 1894, Indiana , d. 1965 (Age 70 years)
+	7. Arthur Albert Bishir, b. 14 Oct 1896, Royal Center, Cass Co., Indiana , d. 1953 (Age 56 years)

Last Modified 10 Nov 2022

Family ID F1591 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Photos » Slide Show		BISHIR, Albert Kingsbury and his daughter-in-law (Arthur's wife - probably Bernice) Contributed by Theresa Bishir Barrier
		BISHIR, Albert Kingsbury Contributed by Theresa Bishir Barrier
		Unknown - we think top row is Albert Kingsbury Bishir, middle is Fannie, then Bertha, and one of the men might be brother James. Contributed by Theresa Bishir Barrier
		BISHIR, Albert Kingsbury (right) with (probably) George D. Bishir Contributed by Teresa Bishir Barrier
		Unknown - probably Angeline Sutton Denham in center, Albert K to the right of her Bertha Mae blurred Mattie young girl in front Arthur Albert in front center James between Angeline and Albert K. Contributed by Theresa Bishir Barrier
		BISHIR family group: Back row Albert Kingsbury Bishir, Arthur Albert Bishir, David Eberly. Front row Maybe Arthur Albert's second wife, Margaret, Bertha Mae Bishir Eberly, Angeline Bishir and children Ellsworth and Geneva Eberly Contributed by Teresa Bishir Barrier, 22 Jan 2009
		BISHIR, Angeline & Albert Kingsbury Bishir, Tintype Contributed by Teresa Bishir Barrier, 22 Jan 2009

Notes

1860, 1870 Census with parents

1880 Census, White Co., IN Union Tp. page 4 #28 (Brother In Law, Ransom Gilmore is #27)
Bisher, Albert w,m,28, married, farm laborer, IN,PA,OH
Angeline w,f,20, wife, married, IN,IN,IN
Fannie w,f,3,daughter, single , IN,IN,IN

1900 White Co., IN, Cass Twp.

1910 Benton Co,. IN, Oak Grove Twp, Oxford

1920 Benton Co., IN, Oak Grove Twp., Oxford

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In Sutton Cemetery, there are Bisher Children, next to Albert and Angeline. There are no markers and the site is fenced in. In a visit to the graves in Oct of 2003, the stone is legible for Albert and Angeline. But the graves for the children and the fence are gone.
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From the Winamac Democrat Journal, 17 Feb 1899 page 3 column 5
LOST HIS GIRL
and the other fellow got a wife- miss-taken dreams of bliss

A big sensation comes from Royal Center, in which figures a trio of parties well known in Van Buren township, this county, wherein two suitors for a fair young lady played their hands and the old folks' favorite easily won. The story goes that Fannie A. Bisher, whose home is with her parents about two and a half miles west of Royal Center, had two lovers. One was John Engle of Van Buren, said to be her favorite, and the other, Jas. B. Jester of that locality, the favorite of the girl's parents. Monday Miss Bisher was at home, having returned from near Star City. Engle is said to have driven to the Bisher mansion in his buggy and induced her to enter the vehicle. Then, the story continues, he drove off with her to her Uncle's. When she arrived ther she became alarmed over previous threats that had been made by Bisher and begged to return. To Mr. Engle's offer to return with her she objected, saying that her father would kill both of them if he did. She was then taken back home by her uncle, wohe name is Worden. Her father, James Bisher(*see note) , then went to the capital of Boone and had Engle arrested for abduction, while Engle, who was also there, wanted the old man put under bonds to keep the peace. Both cases were dismissed and Engle pleaded guilty to a charge of assault and battery before Justice Fry and was assessed $5.00 and costs. The trouble ended Tuesday with a marriage licence issued to James B. Jester, who won out in the fight for a girl by probably sitting still and sawing wood. Melville Gill also had a hand in the mix-up as Mr. Engle's friend. Mr. Bisher went to Logansport to get the license and the couple is doubtless ere this safely landed in the state of matrimony. May they have peace hereafter.

*note from Lori, I don't know where the notion that James Bisher is her father came from. I have several sources that state Albert was her father.
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I have found nothing in death records in Pulaski Co. for either Albert or Angeline. Nor White Co. Maybe Benton Co. since Fannie lived there?

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According to Teresa Bishir Barrier, they lived 2 1/2 mile's West of Royal Center Indiana I
believe that would be Cass Co.They left there at some point and moved to
Oxford,Indiana in Benton Co. After death they returned to Pulaski Co. to
be buried in the Sutton cemetery. There is one more child they called Harry he died at a very
young age 9 or 10 maybe.

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