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- [S226] FamilySearch.org, Illinois, Cook County Marriages, 1871-1920.
Beta (https://beta.familysearch.org/). Accessed on 25 November 2010. Family History Library microfilm 1030174 (Marriage license no. 128283-129714 1888); digital film number 4272617; image number 731; reference number [marriage license number] 895479. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah. Original data from records at the Cook County Courthouse, Chicago, Illinois: Cook County, Illinois. Marriage Licenses, 1871-1920; Index, 1871-1916. Salt Lake City, Utah: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah.
Marriage license 895479 issued in Cook County, Illinois on 31 December 1920 to Wilson K. Fisher, of Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, 25 years old, and Miss Mabel Joslyn Patterson, of Marengo, McHenry County, Illinois, 31 years of age.
A. L. Fisher, a minister, residing in Benton Harbor, Michigan, certified that he married Wilson K. Fisher and Miss Mabel Joslyn Patterson at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois on 14 January 1921.
- [S106] United States; Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration), 1930. NARA microfilm T626, roll 500, image 638, page 20A.
1930 U.S. census, population schedule; Illinois, Cook County, Evanston Township, Evanston, Ward 6, Block 18, Supervisor’s District 3, Enumeration District 2,133, census sheet 20A, enumerated on 9 April 1930; Wilson K. Fisher household, 2602 Park Place, dwelling 274, family 283, lines 19-24. Access through Ancestry.com in November 2010.
In the household was: 19) Fisher, Wilson K.; head; male; white; age 35; married; age 26 at time of marriage; and, 20) Fisher, Mabel J.; wife; female; white; age 40; married; age [31 or 32] at time of marriage.
By calculation from the information provided, the marriage would have taken place about 1920-1921.
For more details of this enumeration, see the notes on the 1930 U.S. census for these individuals.
- [S217] Book, Jackson Stitt Wilson, Autobiography of J. Stitt Wilson [Berkeley, California?]: the author, [1941?].
Chapter 13: My Brothers and Sisters; page 140. "Dr. Wilson Fisher and his sweet wife, Mabel, I know well. They are pals of mine. ... And they have three daughters who are absolutely fascinating in beauty and intelligence."
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