Stanley was the bachelor son of the Rev. Charles Fishback and Lutishia Bates Fishback. While living in Winchester, he worked, as a porter, in a barbershop.
He moved to Cincinnati, prior to 1917, and worked, as a lather, in Madisonville, Ohio. Mr. Fishback moved from Cincinnati to Dayton, where he was also employed as a lather. He passed away from the effects of heart disease, complicated by cardiac decompensation.
He moved to Cincinnati, prior to 1917, and worked, as a lather, in Madisonville, Ohio. Mr. Fishback moved from Cincinnati to Dayton, where he was also employed as a lather. He passed away from the effects of heart disease, complicated by cardiac decompensation.
Stanley was the bachelor son of the Rev. Charles Fishback and Lutishia Bates Fishback. While living in Winchester, he worked, as a porter, in a barbershop.
He moved to Cincinnati, prior to 1917, and worked, as a lather, in Madisonville, Ohio. Mr. Fishback moved from Cincinnati to Dayton, where he was also employed as a lather. He passed away from the effects of heart disease, complicated by cardiac decompensation.
He moved to Cincinnati, prior to 1917, and worked, as a lather, in Madisonville, Ohio. Mr. Fishback moved from Cincinnati to Dayton, where he was also employed as a lather. He passed away from the effects of heart disease, complicated by cardiac decompensation.
Gravesite Details
Inter: 06-14-1937. Informant on DC: Mrs. Emma Collins, Lockland, O. DOB from the WWI Draft.
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