Gentner Family Tree, page 1503

Gentner Family Tree, page 1503

Henry Monroe Fisher (est. 1780-1827) [15030]

Main source :2727,p132

male
Born estimated 1780

Education: educated in Montreal :2727,p131
Occupation: fur trader for the American Fur Company, justice of the peace, and captain of the militia

Residence: Prairie du Chien, Crawford county, Wisconsin
Children:: Henry Munro Fisher (about 1800-D) [13323]; Jane Fisher {Rolette} {Dousman} (est. 1805-D) [15051]
They had three sons and a daughter. :2727,p132

22 Jul 1809
Residence: Prairie du Chien, Crawford county, Wisconsin
Children:: Elizabeth Thérèse Fisher {Baird} (1810-1890) [15031]
They were married in a civil ceremony. :2777,p139
The family was separated during the War of 1812. :2727,p132

Died 1827 in Prairie du Chien, Crawford county, Wisconsin :2727,p132

Henry an American of Scottish ancestry. :2763,p17 :2777,p78

Elizabeth Thérèse Fisher {Baird} (1810-1890) [15031]

Main source :2777,p139 (source for name :2727,p132)

female
Born 24 Apr 1810 in Prairie du Chien, Crawford county, Wisconsin :2727,p132
Father: Henry Monroe Fisher (est. 1780-1827) [15030]
Mother: Marie Anne Lasalière {Fisher} (about 1790-1853) [15028]
Baptized 9 Aug 1821 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan
Godparents: Joseph Rolette and Madeline La Framboise

12 Aug 1824 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan :2763,p17
Residence: Green Bay, Brown county, Wisconsin
They had 4 children. For more information, see http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cdlevine&id=I589

Died 5 Nov 1890 in Green Bay, Brown county, Wisconsin :2763,p17 :3016
Buried in Green Bay, Brown county, Wisconsin (Woodlawn cemetery) :3016

She wrote “Reminiscences of Early Days on Mackinac Island” and was one of the best known hostesses in early Wisconsin. :2727,p143

Henry Samuel Baird (1800-1875) [15032]

Main source :2757 (source for name :2727,p143)

male
Born 16 May 1800 in Dublin, Ireland

Education: studied law in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania and Cleveland, Ohio
Occupation: lawyer, mayor of Green Bay, president of the legislative council of Wisconsin Territory, and unsuccessful Whig candidate for governor of Wisconsin.
Emigrated 1805 to United States

12 Aug 1824 in Mackinac Island, Mackinac county, Michigan :2763,p17
Residence: Green Bay, Brown county, Wisconsin
They had 4 children. For more information, see http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=cdlevine&id=I589

Died 28 Apr 1875 in Green Bay, Brown county, Wisconsin
Buried in Green Bay, Brown county, Wisconsin (Woodlawn cemetery) :3016

He was the first professional lawyer to practice in what became Wisconsin Territory. :2727,p143
In 1832 he served as quartermaster-general during the Black Hawk war, was a US commissioner to negotiate a treaty with the Menomenee Indians, and was active in the Wisconsin historical society.

Margaret Nenno (1862-D) [15033]

Main source :2729

female
Born 20 Oct 1862 in Nenno, Dodge county, Wisconsin
Father: Nickolas “Nick” Nenno (1822-1876) [1255]
Mother: Margaret Bauer {Nenno} (1824-1911) [1271]
Baptized 24 Nov 1862 in Nenno, Dodge county, Wisconsin (Ss. Peter and Paul church)
Godparents: Georgio Motschenbacher and Margaretta Schwarz