This the father of George Fife and Robert J. Fife. Thomas is the son of "John of Cecil", as his father was known.
Thomas married Jane Nelson about 1858 and they had 6 children.
His son George was the first husband of my grandmother Jessie Dennis Fife Taylor. George died earlier the same year as his father.
All the Fifes listed by me trace back to two brothers, John and William that settled in what is now known as Upper St. Clair, Allegheny County. They were the first settlers there back in the 1700's. Their descendants stayed and spread out to surrounding counties and states.
Thomas married Jane Nelson about 1858 and they had 6 children.
His son George was the first husband of my grandmother Jessie Dennis Fife Taylor. George died earlier the same year as his father.
All the Fifes listed by me trace back to two brothers, John and William that settled in what is now known as Upper St. Clair, Allegheny County. They were the first settlers there back in the 1700's. Their descendants stayed and spread out to surrounding counties and states.
This the father of George Fife and Robert J. Fife. Thomas is the son of "John of Cecil", as his father was known.
Thomas married Jane Nelson about 1858 and they had 6 children.
His son George was the first husband of my grandmother Jessie Dennis Fife Taylor. George died earlier the same year as his father.
All the Fifes listed by me trace back to two brothers, John and William that settled in what is now known as Upper St. Clair, Allegheny County. They were the first settlers there back in the 1700's. Their descendants stayed and spread out to surrounding counties and states.
Thomas married Jane Nelson about 1858 and they had 6 children.
His son George was the first husband of my grandmother Jessie Dennis Fife Taylor. George died earlier the same year as his father.
All the Fifes listed by me trace back to two brothers, John and William that settled in what is now known as Upper St. Clair, Allegheny County. They were the first settlers there back in the 1700's. Their descendants stayed and spread out to surrounding counties and states.
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