Eleazer "Lee" & Sarah Ann (Baker) Sischo
Greenwood, Eaton, Clark Co., Wisconsin
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Eleazer "Lee" was born in
Washington Co., NY, 25 Mar 1825, the son of Eleazer and Debba
Sischo. 21 Sept 1847, he married Mary Ann Prior in Fond du Lac Co.,
WI. She died 9 Mar1859, leaving him with 3 children: Betsy Jane (b.
20 Jul 1848), Emma/Emily (b. 2 Aug 1850) and Miles (6 Jul 1852).
The 1860 Federal Census (recorded June 1st), listed Lee as a
resident of Ashford, WI.
21 Apr 1861, he married a second time in Fond du Lac Co., and his
bride was Sarah Ann Baker. She was born 16 Mar 1840, at Bunker
Hill, NY, the daughter of John and Ann Baker who were natives of
England. Lee and Sarah had two children: Anna "Annie" Jane (b. 5
Apr 1862, m. Clark Isaac Bostwick, 1 Jan 1882) and Manford E. (b.
21 Feb 1864, d. 20 May 1929, Plummer, Benewah, ID).
When "Lee" was a resident of Auburn, WI, he enlisted as a Pvt. in
the Civil War with Co. G, 14th Wis. Inf. He was mustered in 1 Jan
1862. His records state that he was a 35 year old farmer, stood 5'6
½" tall, had black hair, a dark complexion and Hazel eyes.
He served as a hospital cook. That fall 3 Oct 1862, was reported
killed during the battle at Corinth, MS, where the Union Army took
the victory. Actually, Eleazer had been taken captive and on the
29th, was paroled and ordered to St. Louis, MO. He later rejoined
his unit and his duties and was mustered out 30 Jan 1865.
At the time of the 1870 Census, Lee was residing in Jacksonport,
Door Co., WI and by 1880 had moved to Kenosha. He and Sarah then
moved to Christie, Weston, Clark Co., WI, and was recorded on the
1895 Special Veterans Census. In 1886, the Sischos moved to
Minnesota and in 1892, Eleazer applied for a Civil War Pension
while living at Richwood, Becker, MN. He was listed on the
Minnesota Territorial Census as a resident of Detroit, MN. He died
19 Apr 1908 in Rockford, WA. Sarah applied for a widow's
pension in May of 1908, in the state of WA.
Census Records
1810 Federal Census
Eleazer Sischo found in Essex, Essex, New York
1870 Federal Census - Jacksonport, Door, WI
Sisko, Eleazer, age 42, male, white, laborer, born in NY
Sisko, Sarah A, age 28, female, white, keeping house, born in NY
Sisko, Emma age 19, female, white, at home, born in WI
Sisko, Miles, age 18, male, white, at home, born in WI
Sisko, Anna J, age 8, female, white, at home, born in WI
Sisko, Manfred, age 6, male, white, at home, born in WI
Residence
1825 MAR - born in New York (or 1819 OH / 1928 )
18XX - moved to Wisconsin
1847 SEP - married Mary Ann Prior, Fond du Lac Co., WI
1855 Wisconsin Census - Auburn, Fond du Lac, WI
1860 Census - as of June 1 - Ashford, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin (b. OH, 1819)
1861 APR - married Sarah Ann Baker, Fond du Lac Co., WI
1862 JAN - from Auburn WI, enlisted in Wisconsin Infantry, Co. G, 14th Regt.
1865 JAN - mustered out of military
1870 Census - as of June 1 - Jacksonport, Door, WI (b. NY 1828)
1880 Census - as of June 1 - Kenosha, Kenosha, WI (b. NY 1827)
1885 Special Veterans Census - Clark Co., Town of Weston, Christie PO, WI
1886 - moved to Minnesota
1892 Feb - filed for Civil War Pension - Minnesota
1895 Minnesota Terr & State Census - Richwood, Becker, MN; in MN: "9 yr 2 mo" (b. NY 1825)
1900 Census - as of June 1 - Detroit, Becker, MN (b. NY 1825)
1900-10 - died, after 1900 Census, before 1910 Census (McIntosh, Spokane, WA)
1908 May - Widow, Sarah Ann, applies for Civil War Pension - Washington
Military
Civil War Service
Residence: Auburn, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Private, Company G, 14th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin
Enlisted: 1 Jan 1862 Mustered Out: 30 Jan 1865
[Muster Roll] [Causality Report] [Pension Application] [Widow's Pension]
Family Notes
(1) Spouse: Mary Ann Prior b. Ohio, d. before 1860 Census?
Daughter of ? Mother of 3 children
Children:
Jane Sischo b. WI, abt 1848
Emma Sischo b. WI, abt 1851
Miles Sischo b. Wisconsin, abt 1852 d. ?
married: Alma (b. abt 1855)
children: Nella M. Sischo (b. WI, abt 1878)
Blanche Sischo (b. WI, abt 1880)
(2) Spouse: Sarah Ann Baker b. MAR 1841, NY (1900 Census) or 16 MAR 1842 (ID Death Index)
d. 25 JUNE 1925, Plummer, Benewah, Idaho
Daughter of John & Amy Baker (b. England, 1818 & 1814)
Mother of 2 children (1900 Census: 2 of 2 children living)
Buried: (Idaho?)
Children:
Anna Jane Sischo b. WI, abt 1862
married: Clark Isaac Bostwick, 1 JAN 1882 (b. abt 1853, son of Romeo & Jane)
children: Sarah, Ella Martha, Olive, Jerome, Keble, Wallace, and Arthur
Manford E. Sischo b. Wisconsin, APR 1863 (1900 Census) 21 FEB 1865 (ID Death Index)
d. 20 MAY 1929, Plummer, Benewah, Idaho
Never married
Related Links
Elezer Sischo is also featured in the book, "Civil War Soldiers in the heart of Clark Co., Wisconsin."
Contributors
Paul Forster, Marsha Hosfeld, Janet Schwarze & The Clark Co. History Buffs.
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