Wife Katherine named in will, but she may be a second wife. Will also names three unmarried daughters. Simon, of Diss, Norfolk in 1478 may also be son. [607]

1421 deed refers to “Simon Fysk, son of Hugh Fysk.” [607, 92:179]

The Will of Simon Fysk of Laxfeld [Laxfield, Co. Suffolk],
dated 22 December 1463. To be buried in Laxfeld church,
whereof I am a parishioner. To the high altar 3s. 4d. To
the stipend of the chaplain of the Gild of St. Mary in
Laxfeld 6s.8d. yearly, for sixteen years. For the health of
my soul and my friends' souls, I will that a chaplain shall
celebrate in Laxfeld church for one year. For three trentals
for my soul 30s. To the new bells in Laxfeld 20s. To my wife
Katherine my utensils and moveables live and dead. To each
of my three daughters £10 within a year of marriage; but,
if any of them remain single, she shall enjoy her portion.
To my son William 40s. To my son Geoffrey 40s. To my elder
son John 40s. To my daughter Margaret Devsing 40s. To my
son Edmund 40s. If any of my sons bring action against my
executors for lands in Laxfeld and Eston Bavent
[Easton-Bavent, Co. Suffolk], he shall lose his portion
of 40s. Residuary legatees and executors: my wife Katherine,
my younger son John, John Noloth, and Nicholas Noloth. To
my wife Katherine lands in Laxfeld for life, with the
remainder to my younger son John, except 2 acres called
Semams to my wife absolutely. If my younger son John be
disturbed, he shall compensate himself from my lands in
Eston Bavent. After his mother's decease, he shall give my
executors £30. For the health of my soul 10 marks. Proved
at Laxfeld 26 February 1463/64 by the widow and John Fysk,
the younger son. (Archdeaconry of Suffolk [Ipswich Probate
Registry], book 2, fo. 117)

Name from “Fiske Family Papers” (1902 book by Henry Ffiske, quoted by Brenda Bova, http://members.aol.com/GFSBrenda/Fiske.html)