Stanley Earl Fisher, was born son of John D. Fisher, and Elizabeth Belle Huff Fisher. Stanley was born at The Fisher Family Ranch House, on Smith, Mountain, near Minum, Wallowa County ,Oregon. He joined two brothers, John William Fisher, Charles Sylvan Fisher, Known as Sylvan. and a sister Marion Evelyn Fisher,(married Raymond Mecklam).
The parents John D. and Elizabeth, had come from the eastern states,.. on a wagon train to Idaho. Elizabeth was age 15, at her marriage to John., he was married under the first name Johan,(shown on the marriage record). John was about 24 years older.They fell in love . Elizabeth was the daughter, of Elijah S. Huff, and Elizabeth M. Forbes Huff, from Illinois John D. and Elizabeth, married in Bear Lake, Montplier, Idaho.(see records of John and Elizabeth.)
Stanley's father John D. ,was an immigrant from Vienna, Austria. coming from Austria, in 1878, to the United States. He naturalized in 1905.John D's father 's name was Matt Fisher. His mother's name unknown.
After the marriage of Stanley Parents, John and "Lizzie" her (nickname).. the family with children Marion, (born in Idaho), and Johnny, (born in Idaho,) came to Oregon. They lived in the Forest Grove,Oregon, and Gales Creek area of Oregon, near some of the other Huff Family. Stanley's, brother, Charles Sylvan was born in Forest Grove, Oregon.
In April 1899, Father John D. Fisher came to Wallowa County, He intended to find homestead Land. for raising of home and family.Climbing up Smith Mountain,early spring, 1899 ,John found the Ranch Land He desired, and Homesteaded the land. Thus the Fisher Ranch, was begun.
Stanley was born at the Ranch.. Later, two more brothers, were born Frank H. Fisher, and Jesse Richard Fisher, then a little sister was born in 1916, Her name was Alice B. Fisher.. Stanley lived on the Mountain, growing to manhood. He helped his family on the Ranch, and later had a ranch of his own ,on Smith Mountain.. Stanley loved ranching, and Riding Horses.
Stanley gave me, his love of Horses and rode with Me on a Horse when I was a small baby.. I love horses as well.
He attended the Smith Mountain one room school.
Married first to Ethel Carter, Ethel had a daughter Lynn, by a previous marriage. Lynn became Stanley's stepdaughter. Ethel and Stan divorced.
Later in 1942, Stanley and my mother Xmene Se'meen Peal met ,and Married. They were very much in Love.( from the letters I have read.) Xmene was the daughter of Enoch Dudley Peal and Mary Jane Ruckman Peal of Joseph, Prarie Creek, Oregon Wallowa County. Also Ranchers.
Stanley and Xmene married in The Dalles, Oregon, Wasco County.They liived in Condon, and John Day , Oregon area, worked on Cattle and Sheep ranches.
Later moved to LaGrande, Oregon Union County.. There I was born Delores Wanda Fisher in June 26,1942, in September 1942, Stanley joined the Sea Bees, as a part of the World WarII Engineer builders. He served until 1943?, had an injury and was discharged. A Son, Leonard Earl Fisher was born to Stanley and Xmene.. August 11, 1944.
I remember how proud Stanley was of us , his children. He also wrote letters to us..Leonard was his BIG BOY, and I was His Sugar Plum..We were now a family of four.
Stanley was working at the Union Pacific Railroad , in the RoundHouse, switching the Rail Way trains. A divorce occurred..1947.
Stanley married a third time to Alice . I don't know her last name then. Her last name later was Dean,(she had remarried.) Stanley was married to her at the time of his death. they lived in Baker,Oregon.. He was buried in Baker, Oregon, and not in the Wallowa cemetary , with his Fisher family.
No other children were born to Stanley, except for Leonard and myself.
Our father was a Good Father.. He was killed in a trucking accident , working for the Oregon State, Hiway Dept. in April 1949.. He lived an interesting life, but too short.
He was age 46 almost 47 at his death He was a tall, dark haired man with a strong ,gentle face I cannot give all accounts of his life.. on the biography,..It would be more Lenghty. I can say he was a very Loving Man, to All of Us...to his Mother, His Daddy, and his sisters and brothers..and people who knew his laugh and his Beautiful smile and Humor...
Stanley loved to play his violin, and the music gave him happiness. I can still hear his music.
Leonard and I still miss Our Daddy, very much.
This story is for you Daddy... Information from, Delores.... Stanley's daughter, his son Leonard... and his family...
The parents John D. and Elizabeth, had come from the eastern states,.. on a wagon train to Idaho. Elizabeth was age 15, at her marriage to John., he was married under the first name Johan,(shown on the marriage record). John was about 24 years older.They fell in love . Elizabeth was the daughter, of Elijah S. Huff, and Elizabeth M. Forbes Huff, from Illinois John D. and Elizabeth, married in Bear Lake, Montplier, Idaho.(see records of John and Elizabeth.)
Stanley's father John D. ,was an immigrant from Vienna, Austria. coming from Austria, in 1878, to the United States. He naturalized in 1905.John D's father 's name was Matt Fisher. His mother's name unknown.
After the marriage of Stanley Parents, John and "Lizzie" her (nickname).. the family with children Marion, (born in Idaho), and Johnny, (born in Idaho,) came to Oregon. They lived in the Forest Grove,Oregon, and Gales Creek area of Oregon, near some of the other Huff Family. Stanley's, brother, Charles Sylvan was born in Forest Grove, Oregon.
In April 1899, Father John D. Fisher came to Wallowa County, He intended to find homestead Land. for raising of home and family.Climbing up Smith Mountain,early spring, 1899 ,John found the Ranch Land He desired, and Homesteaded the land. Thus the Fisher Ranch, was begun.
Stanley was born at the Ranch.. Later, two more brothers, were born Frank H. Fisher, and Jesse Richard Fisher, then a little sister was born in 1916, Her name was Alice B. Fisher.. Stanley lived on the Mountain, growing to manhood. He helped his family on the Ranch, and later had a ranch of his own ,on Smith Mountain.. Stanley loved ranching, and Riding Horses.
Stanley gave me, his love of Horses and rode with Me on a Horse when I was a small baby.. I love horses as well.
He attended the Smith Mountain one room school.
Married first to Ethel Carter, Ethel had a daughter Lynn, by a previous marriage. Lynn became Stanley's stepdaughter. Ethel and Stan divorced.
Later in 1942, Stanley and my mother Xmene Se'meen Peal met ,and Married. They were very much in Love.( from the letters I have read.) Xmene was the daughter of Enoch Dudley Peal and Mary Jane Ruckman Peal of Joseph, Prarie Creek, Oregon Wallowa County. Also Ranchers.
Stanley and Xmene married in The Dalles, Oregon, Wasco County.They liived in Condon, and John Day , Oregon area, worked on Cattle and Sheep ranches.
Later moved to LaGrande, Oregon Union County.. There I was born Delores Wanda Fisher in June 26,1942, in September 1942, Stanley joined the Sea Bees, as a part of the World WarII Engineer builders. He served until 1943?, had an injury and was discharged. A Son, Leonard Earl Fisher was born to Stanley and Xmene.. August 11, 1944.
I remember how proud Stanley was of us , his children. He also wrote letters to us..Leonard was his BIG BOY, and I was His Sugar Plum..We were now a family of four.
Stanley was working at the Union Pacific Railroad , in the RoundHouse, switching the Rail Way trains. A divorce occurred..1947.
Stanley married a third time to Alice . I don't know her last name then. Her last name later was Dean,(she had remarried.) Stanley was married to her at the time of his death. they lived in Baker,Oregon.. He was buried in Baker, Oregon, and not in the Wallowa cemetary , with his Fisher family.
No other children were born to Stanley, except for Leonard and myself.
Our father was a Good Father.. He was killed in a trucking accident , working for the Oregon State, Hiway Dept. in April 1949.. He lived an interesting life, but too short.
He was age 46 almost 47 at his death He was a tall, dark haired man with a strong ,gentle face I cannot give all accounts of his life.. on the biography,..It would be more Lenghty. I can say he was a very Loving Man, to All of Us...to his Mother, His Daddy, and his sisters and brothers..and people who knew his laugh and his Beautiful smile and Humor...
Stanley loved to play his violin, and the music gave him happiness. I can still hear his music.
Leonard and I still miss Our Daddy, very much.
This story is for you Daddy... Information from, Delores.... Stanley's daughter, his son Leonard... and his family...
Stanley Earl Fisher, was born son of John D. Fisher, and Elizabeth Belle Huff Fisher. Stanley was born at The Fisher Family Ranch House, on Smith, Mountain, near Minum, Wallowa County ,Oregon. He joined two brothers, John William Fisher, Charles Sylvan Fisher, Known as Sylvan. and a sister Marion Evelyn Fisher,(married Raymond Mecklam).
The parents John D. and Elizabeth, had come from the eastern states,.. on a wagon train to Idaho. Elizabeth was age 15, at her marriage to John., he was married under the first name Johan,(shown on the marriage record). John was about 24 years older.They fell in love . Elizabeth was the daughter, of Elijah S. Huff, and Elizabeth M. Forbes Huff, from Illinois John D. and Elizabeth, married in Bear Lake, Montplier, Idaho.(see records of John and Elizabeth.)
Stanley's father John D. ,was an immigrant from Vienna, Austria. coming from Austria, in 1878, to the United States. He naturalized in 1905.John D's father 's name was Matt Fisher. His mother's name unknown.
After the marriage of Stanley Parents, John and "Lizzie" her (nickname).. the family with children Marion, (born in Idaho), and Johnny, (born in Idaho,) came to Oregon. They lived in the Forest Grove,Oregon, and Gales Creek area of Oregon, near some of the other Huff Family. Stanley's, brother, Charles Sylvan was born in Forest Grove, Oregon.
In April 1899, Father John D. Fisher came to Wallowa County, He intended to find homestead Land. for raising of home and family.Climbing up Smith Mountain,early spring, 1899 ,John found the Ranch Land He desired, and Homesteaded the land. Thus the Fisher Ranch, was begun.
Stanley was born at the Ranch.. Later, two more brothers, were born Frank H. Fisher, and Jesse Richard Fisher, then a little sister was born in 1916, Her name was Alice B. Fisher.. Stanley lived on the Mountain, growing to manhood. He helped his family on the Ranch, and later had a ranch of his own ,on Smith Mountain.. Stanley loved ranching, and Riding Horses.
Stanley gave me, his love of Horses and rode with Me on a Horse when I was a small baby.. I love horses as well.
He attended the Smith Mountain one room school.
Married first to Ethel Carter, Ethel had a daughter Lynn, by a previous marriage. Lynn became Stanley's stepdaughter. Ethel and Stan divorced.
Later in 1942, Stanley and my mother Xmene Se'meen Peal met ,and Married. They were very much in Love.( from the letters I have read.) Xmene was the daughter of Enoch Dudley Peal and Mary Jane Ruckman Peal of Joseph, Prarie Creek, Oregon Wallowa County. Also Ranchers.
Stanley and Xmene married in The Dalles, Oregon, Wasco County.They liived in Condon, and John Day , Oregon area, worked on Cattle and Sheep ranches.
Later moved to LaGrande, Oregon Union County.. There I was born Delores Wanda Fisher in June 26,1942, in September 1942, Stanley joined the Sea Bees, as a part of the World WarII Engineer builders. He served until 1943?, had an injury and was discharged. A Son, Leonard Earl Fisher was born to Stanley and Xmene.. August 11, 1944.
I remember how proud Stanley was of us , his children. He also wrote letters to us..Leonard was his BIG BOY, and I was His Sugar Plum..We were now a family of four.
Stanley was working at the Union Pacific Railroad , in the RoundHouse, switching the Rail Way trains. A divorce occurred..1947.
Stanley married a third time to Alice . I don't know her last name then. Her last name later was Dean,(she had remarried.) Stanley was married to her at the time of his death. they lived in Baker,Oregon.. He was buried in Baker, Oregon, and not in the Wallowa cemetary , with his Fisher family.
No other children were born to Stanley, except for Leonard and myself.
Our father was a Good Father.. He was killed in a trucking accident , working for the Oregon State, Hiway Dept. in April 1949.. He lived an interesting life, but too short.
He was age 46 almost 47 at his death He was a tall, dark haired man with a strong ,gentle face I cannot give all accounts of his life.. on the biography,..It would be more Lenghty. I can say he was a very Loving Man, to All of Us...to his Mother, His Daddy, and his sisters and brothers..and people who knew his laugh and his Beautiful smile and Humor...
Stanley loved to play his violin, and the music gave him happiness. I can still hear his music.
Leonard and I still miss Our Daddy, very much.
This story is for you Daddy... Information from, Delores.... Stanley's daughter, his son Leonard... and his family...
The parents John D. and Elizabeth, had come from the eastern states,.. on a wagon train to Idaho. Elizabeth was age 15, at her marriage to John., he was married under the first name Johan,(shown on the marriage record). John was about 24 years older.They fell in love . Elizabeth was the daughter, of Elijah S. Huff, and Elizabeth M. Forbes Huff, from Illinois John D. and Elizabeth, married in Bear Lake, Montplier, Idaho.(see records of John and Elizabeth.)
Stanley's father John D. ,was an immigrant from Vienna, Austria. coming from Austria, in 1878, to the United States. He naturalized in 1905.John D's father 's name was Matt Fisher. His mother's name unknown.
After the marriage of Stanley Parents, John and "Lizzie" her (nickname).. the family with children Marion, (born in Idaho), and Johnny, (born in Idaho,) came to Oregon. They lived in the Forest Grove,Oregon, and Gales Creek area of Oregon, near some of the other Huff Family. Stanley's, brother, Charles Sylvan was born in Forest Grove, Oregon.
In April 1899, Father John D. Fisher came to Wallowa County, He intended to find homestead Land. for raising of home and family.Climbing up Smith Mountain,early spring, 1899 ,John found the Ranch Land He desired, and Homesteaded the land. Thus the Fisher Ranch, was begun.
Stanley was born at the Ranch.. Later, two more brothers, were born Frank H. Fisher, and Jesse Richard Fisher, then a little sister was born in 1916, Her name was Alice B. Fisher.. Stanley lived on the Mountain, growing to manhood. He helped his family on the Ranch, and later had a ranch of his own ,on Smith Mountain.. Stanley loved ranching, and Riding Horses.
Stanley gave me, his love of Horses and rode with Me on a Horse when I was a small baby.. I love horses as well.
He attended the Smith Mountain one room school.
Married first to Ethel Carter, Ethel had a daughter Lynn, by a previous marriage. Lynn became Stanley's stepdaughter. Ethel and Stan divorced.
Later in 1942, Stanley and my mother Xmene Se'meen Peal met ,and Married. They were very much in Love.( from the letters I have read.) Xmene was the daughter of Enoch Dudley Peal and Mary Jane Ruckman Peal of Joseph, Prarie Creek, Oregon Wallowa County. Also Ranchers.
Stanley and Xmene married in The Dalles, Oregon, Wasco County.They liived in Condon, and John Day , Oregon area, worked on Cattle and Sheep ranches.
Later moved to LaGrande, Oregon Union County.. There I was born Delores Wanda Fisher in June 26,1942, in September 1942, Stanley joined the Sea Bees, as a part of the World WarII Engineer builders. He served until 1943?, had an injury and was discharged. A Son, Leonard Earl Fisher was born to Stanley and Xmene.. August 11, 1944.
I remember how proud Stanley was of us , his children. He also wrote letters to us..Leonard was his BIG BOY, and I was His Sugar Plum..We were now a family of four.
Stanley was working at the Union Pacific Railroad , in the RoundHouse, switching the Rail Way trains. A divorce occurred..1947.
Stanley married a third time to Alice . I don't know her last name then. Her last name later was Dean,(she had remarried.) Stanley was married to her at the time of his death. they lived in Baker,Oregon.. He was buried in Baker, Oregon, and not in the Wallowa cemetary , with his Fisher family.
No other children were born to Stanley, except for Leonard and myself.
Our father was a Good Father.. He was killed in a trucking accident , working for the Oregon State, Hiway Dept. in April 1949.. He lived an interesting life, but too short.
He was age 46 almost 47 at his death He was a tall, dark haired man with a strong ,gentle face I cannot give all accounts of his life.. on the biography,..It would be more Lenghty. I can say he was a very Loving Man, to All of Us...to his Mother, His Daddy, and his sisters and brothers..and people who knew his laugh and his Beautiful smile and Humor...
Stanley loved to play his violin, and the music gave him happiness. I can still hear his music.
Leonard and I still miss Our Daddy, very much.
This story is for you Daddy... Information from, Delores.... Stanley's daughter, his son Leonard... and his family...
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