| Name |
FISHER, William |
| Birth |
Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Biography |
- William Fisher was second lieutenant in the Northumberland county militia organized in 1777. He also filled various township offices and was one of the original subscribers to the Chillisquaque Presbyterian Church. He died in 1794. He was a native of Cumberland county, as was also his wife Mary, daughter of Alexander Murray, of Cumberland county.
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| Biography |
- William Fisher, on whose land the reapers were working when the Indians came, sold this farm in 1790 to Samuel Bond, who came from Cecil County, Maryland. Fisher then bought a tract of land known as St.George’s Flats (later the Frederick farms). William Fisher’s wife was Mary, daughter of Alexander Murray.
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| _UID |
33A140ED5E8844DD932AFFC50FE22FB25B58 |
| Death |
1794 |
| Person ID |
I6440 |
Milton Families |
| Last Modified |
31 Oct 2013 |
- 1794
