Folk Figure. Fisher was on board the training frigate the 'HMS Atalanta.' With a crew of about 281 men representing the British Royal Navy, the ship was lost somewhere between Bermuda and Falmouth, England, in the area known as the Bermuda Triangle. It was thought that the ship was destroyed by a massive storm or that the crew were wiped out by a yellow fever epidemic. It is another one of the Bermuda Triangle's great mysteries. There is a memorial to the 281 or so men that died at the St. Ann's Church in Portsmouth, England.
Philip was born in Sri Lanka in 1858 to William Fisher and Sophia (nee Lambe). He was the youngest of 11 children. His elder brother was later First Sea Lord Jack Fisher.
Folk Figure. Fisher was on board the training frigate the 'HMS Atalanta.' With a crew of about 281 men representing the British Royal Navy, the ship was lost somewhere between Bermuda and Falmouth, England, in the area known as the Bermuda Triangle. It was thought that the ship was destroyed by a massive storm or that the crew were wiped out by a yellow fever epidemic. It is another one of the Bermuda Triangle's great mysteries. There is a memorial to the 281 or so men that died at the St. Ann's Church in Portsmouth, England.
Philip was born in Sri Lanka in 1858 to William Fisher and Sophia (nee Lambe). He was the youngest of 11 children. His elder brother was later First Sea Lord Jack Fisher.
Family Members
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John Arbuthnot Fisher
1841–1920
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Alice Caroline Fisher Sargeaunt
1843–1915
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Robert Wilmot Fisher
1845–1845
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Lucy Ellen Fisher Creagh
1847–1894
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Arthur Bertram Fisher
1848–1883
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Francis Conrad "Frank" Fisher
1850–1901
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Frederic William Fisher
1851–1943
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Kate Fisher
1854 – unknown
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Frederic William Fisher
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Catherine Emily Fisher
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