Spouse: Ebenezer Reed. Mary Fitch and Ebenezer Reed were married .

Spouse: William Richards. Mary C. (Polly) Fitch and William Richards were married on 4 February 1849. Children were: Rosetta Richards, Frances Richards, Belle Richards, Lizzie Richards, Nettie Richards, Jean Richards.

Spouse: Rollin A. Brown. Mary Catherine Fitch and Rollin A. Brown were married on 9 October 1879 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. Children were: Archie Brown, Earl Brown, Ethel Brown, Otis Brown, Mayme E. Brown, Sammy Brown.

Spouse: Lydia Avery. Lydia Avery and Lt. Medina Fitch were married on 19 February 1744. Children were: Jonathan Fitch, Bridget Fitch.

Spouse: Samuel Paul Snively. Minnie Bell Fitch and Samuel Paul Snively were married on 12 November 1889 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. Children were: Samuel G. Snively, Percy C. Snively, Olive Snively.

Spouse: Hezekiah Ripley. Miriam Fitch and Hezekiah Ripley were married on 16 October 1740 in Windham, Windham County, Connecticut.

Spouse: Isaac Kennedy. Miriam Fitch and Isaac Kennedy were married on 25 February 1761. Children were: Leonard Kennedy.

Children were: James Fitch.

Spouse: Mary Thompson. Mary Thompson and Capt. Nathaniel Fitch were married on 26 April 1770 in New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. Children were: Eleazer Fitch, Nathaniel Fitch, William Fitch, Mary Fitch, William Fitch, Capt. Nathaniel Fitch, John Fitch, Betsey Fitch, Alling Fitch, Eleazer Fitch.

Spouse: Abigail Lyman. Abigail Lyman and Nathaniel Fitch were married .

Spouse: Jeremiah Fox. Olive Fitch and Jeremiah Fox were married .

Spouse: Jemima Nelson. Jemima Nelson and Peter Fitch were married in Rockingham County, Virginia. When Jemina Nelson and Peter Fitch married, he married into one of the wealthiest and most politically prominent families in Virginia at the time. Children were: William Fitch, John Fitch, Stephan Fitch, Samuel Fitch, Fitch, Fitch.

Spouse: Elizabeth Buxton. Elizabeth Buxton and Peter Nelson Fitch were married . Children were: Frank Fitch, Martha Fitch, Lyman Fitch, Daily Fitch.

Spouse: Capt. James Newcomb. Puella Fitch and Capt. James Newcomb were married in 1782 in Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut. They lived in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, New York in 1785. They lived in Petersburg, Rensselaer County, New York. Children were: James Newcomb, Gorham Newcomb, Lothrop Newcomb, Cromwell Newcomb, Lydia Newcomb, Sally Newcomb, Leonard Newcomb, Rev. Hiram Newcomb, Puella Newcomb.

Spouse: Elizabeth Lloyd. Elizabeth Lloyd and Samuel Fitch were married in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. Children were: Fitch, Fitch, Fitch, Fitch.

Spouse: Lillian Hanson. Lillian Hanson and Samuel Grant Fitch were married on 24 February 1890. Children were: Litta Fitch, Florence Fitch, Althea Fitch.

Spouse: Amanda Sebring. Amanda Sebring and Samuel McClure Fitch were married . Children were: Fred Fitch, Bonnie Fitch, Gladys Fitch, Hugh Fitch, Vida Fitch, Edwin Fitch.

It might be interesting to note that one of his employees as County Auditor was his son-in-law, Roseberry M. Dye. Samuel owned 280 acres of farmland about 1904 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. The Biographical Record of Bartholomew County states, "Mr Fitch is today the owner of two hundred and eighty acres of valuable land in Jackson and Ohio Townships, all of which is under cultivation. This he has improved and there is upon it very good buildings, well kept fences and all modern accessories. He also owns three pieces of town property in Columbus and also property at Mounty Healthy, Jackson Township." He was Methodist Episcopal Church about 1904 in Bartholomew County, Indiana. In 1904 he reportedly belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church, but no further information has been located as to length of membership or other details. It has been said of Samuel Fitch that "He belongs to the Methodist Episcopal Church and is a man of unquestioned honor and integrity whose life has been free from the influences which leave a shadow upon character and warp one's best possibilities. In all life's relations he has been found true to the duty and trust reposed in him and was recognized as a trustworthy official as well as an honorable citizen." He died on 22 October 1913 at the age of 87 in Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana. By the time Samuel W. Fitch died in 1913, he had fathered eighteen children by two wives. When he died, both wives and eight of his children had already died, most of the children in infancy or early childhood. Samuel was buried after 22 October 1913 in Mount Healthy Cemetery, Bartholomew County, Indiana. Samuel went to Coshoction County, Ohio at age three. His father died leaving nine children. They moved to Waymansville, Bartholomew County, Indiana in 1854. He was the father of eighteen children. His second wife preceeded him in death, as did the first, but he had one sister living in Minnesota. The above information was provided to me by Shirley Ann Schottler (Bowman), who has done extensive research of this family, and I acknowledge and am thankful for her help.
Quoting below from information furnished to me by Shirley Ann Schottler (Bowman), who received it from Bartholomew County, Columbus, Indiana. It apparently was excerpted from a book entitled "Biographical Record of Bartholomew County, Indiana, 1904:
"Samual W. Fitch -- In a career that has been active and energetic, Mr. Fitch has won success, his farming interests now representing two hundred eighty acres of farming land. He has also been well known in connection with public affairs and at one time served as auditor of the county."
"Mr Fitch spent the first twenty years of his life upon the old home farm, assisting in its cultivation and improvement. He then left home, starting out upon an independent business career. In 1854 he embarked in merchandising in Waymansville Ohio township, now Jackson township, Indiana, following that pursuit for two years, after which he resumed farming. He has cleared two hundred acres of land in this county, rolling logs, teaming and doing other such work incident to the improvement of a new district. He lived here in pioneer times when this was a frontier district. He has seen many deer in the forests; also wolves and a great deal of small game. He has killed many turkeys and has thus supplied the family table with meat. He remembers when many of the houses were log cabins, when the land was not yet improved and roads were not yet laid out. As the county has advance, however, he has taken a deep and abiding interest in what has been accomplished and has assisted in large measure in movements for the general good."
"Mr. Fitch is today the owner of two hundred and eighty acres of valuable land in Jackson and Ohio townships, all of which is under cultivation. This he has improved and there is upon it very good buildings, well kept fences and all modern accessories. He also owns three pieces of town property in Columbus and also property at Mount Healthy, Jackson township. His life work has been honorable and has been attended with excellent results, for he has gained thereby a very creditable success. He has also been prominent in public affaire and in 1898 he became the candidate of the Republican party for the office of county auditor, to which he was elected by a majority of two hundred and twenty eight votes, serving in that capacity in a most acceptable manner for four years and forty days. He has, however, never been an active politician in the sense of office seeking, but has always given his time and energies to his business interests. He belongs to the Methodist Episcopal church and is a man of unquestioned honor and integrity whose life has been free from the influences which leave a shadow upon the character and warp one's best possibilities. In all life's relations he has been found true to the duty and trust reposed in him and was recognizeed as a trustworthy official as well as an honorable citizen."
Samuel W. Fitch, by most of the evidence located, appears to be his correct name, but his name has been stated in one source as "Samual A. Fitch." Parents: William Fitch and Mary Ann (Polly) Loch.

Spouse: Elizabeth Wantland. Elizabeth Wantland and Samuel William Fitch were married on 24 January 1847. Children were: Eliza C. Fitch, Margaret S. Fitch, Laura L. Fitch, Albert D. Fitch, Emma Sarah Fitch, Sophina J. Fitch, Lucebe T. Fitch, Mary Catherine Fitch, John M. Fitch, Lissa Alice Fitch, William C. Fitch, David S. Fitch.

Spouse: Amanda M. Coons. Amanda M. Coons and Samuel William Fitch were married on 24 November 1866. The source states their wedding date as 1860, but this seems to be an apparent "typo" as Samuel Fitch fathered two more children with his first wife, Elizabeth Wantland, after that date and she died in December of 1865. The correct wedding date seems to be the 1866 date given here, as found in other records. Children were: Minnie Bell Fitch, Samuel Grant Fitch, Cora Blanch (Carrie) Fitch, Vida E. Fitch, Elva P. Fitch, Chief Alonzo E. (Lon) Fitch CPD.

Spouse: Thomas Rogers. Sarah Fitch and Thomas Rogers were married . Children were: Elizabeth Rogers, Parthena Rogers.

Spouse: Dr. John Wickleff Green. Sarah Fitch and Dr. John Wickleff Green were married . Children were: Eliza Green.

Spouse: Tryphena Dingley. Tryphena Dingley and Shubael Fitch were married . Her given name has also been found as Trypheny.

Spouse: Asenath Welch. Asenath Welch and Shubael Fitch were married on 4 July 1793 in Windham, Windham County, Connecticut. Children were: Asenath Fitch, Ashbel Fitch.