Person:Albert Fisher (10)

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m. 31 Aug 1834
  1. Albert Amory Fisk Fisher1854 - 1915
  • HAlbert Amory Fisk Fisher1854 - 1915
  • WAnna W. Morse1855 -
m. Bef 1878
  • HAlbert Amory Fisk Fisher1854 - 1915
  • WIda A Hurlburt1874 - 1965
m. 1904
  1. Marion Fisher1904 - 2002
Facts and Events
Name Albert Amory Fisk Fisher
Gender Male
Birth[1] 25 Oct 1854 Cohasset, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage Bef 1878 Massachusetts, USAto Anna W. Morse
Occupation? 1880 Commission Merchant (US Census)
Occupation? 1900 Flour Merchant - Boston
Marriage 1904 Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas, United Statesto Ida A Hurlburt
Divorce Abt 1905 MexicoDivorce of Fisher, Albert Amory Fisk and Morse, Anna W.
from Anna W. Morse
Occupation? 1910 Farmer
Death? 15 Dec 1915 Hampton, Windham, Connecticut, United States
Alt Death? 15 Dec 1915 Hampton, Connecticut, USACause: Pneumonia
Burial? 15 Dec 1915 Groveland Cemetery, Dedham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Cause of Death? Pneumonia

Albert Fisher enrolled at Harvard College, but did not graduate. His father thought he was going to college and kept giving him money until he caught on.

In 1904 Albert was a successful broker in Boston. He was 49 years old with a wife, Adele, and two daughters. Albert and Adele lived in Dedham.

Ida Hurlburt was his 20 year old secretary. She lived in Dorchester with her parents, two sisters and a brother. Her father worked for the railroad.

Early in 1906, Ida discovered she was pregnant by Albert. One night she climbed out through her bedroom window; and she and Albert ran off to Mexico. Albert got a quicky divorce in Mexico. Albert and Ida were then married in Texas (Fort Worth?).

They then came back as far as New York City, where Albert set up as a broker and their daughter Marion was born. He apparently did well enough, because they lived in an apartment on Central Park West and had a summmer place in Hampton CT. They had a maid because Marion remembers (as told to her children later) that the maid and her boyfriend locked her in a closet and stole her mother's jewelry and other small valuables.

Albert was a heavy drinker. After he retired and they moved to Hampton permanently, his drinking problem got worse. He came home drunk one December night and Ida had the door locked. She told him to go sleep in the barn with the horses. He developed pneumonia and died.

References
  1. Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910, in Massachusetts, United States. Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841–1910. (New England Historic and Genealogical Society)
    82/197.

    Births registered in the town of Cohasset for the year 1854
    Line 38
    Date of Birth: Oct 25
    Name of child: Albert A. F. Fisher
    Sex: Male
    Place of Birth: " (Cohasset)
    Name of Parents: Albert A Fisher
    Residence of Parents: " (Cohasset)
    Occupation of Father: Engineer
    Place of Birth of Father: (blank)
    Place of Birth of Mother: (blank)

    transcribed from image by Duncan Sparrell