Daniel Fisher Obituary
"Macungie Progress," Macungie, Lehigh Co., Pa., Nov. 21, 1901, vol. xiv: no. 33, p. 1
“Daniel Fisher”
On Tuesday [Nov. 19] morning, at his residence between this place and Shimersville, Daniel Fisher, a well-known and highly respected citizen of Upper Milford Twp., departed this life. He suffered from dropsy for over a year, but the immediate cause of his death was some heart affection [sic]. Deceased was born to the township in which he resided all his life, 71 years ago, and was a stone mason by trade. He was a quiet and industrious man. His wife and nine children survive, the latter being Mrs. Ben. Anderson, Mrs. James B. Garman, Mrs. Jonathan Osenwald, Kate and Edward of Allentown; John of Easton; Mrs. N. H. Lehman, of East Greenville, and J. Llewellyn, at home. There also survive two sisters - Mrs. Lafayette Walter, of Emmaus [sic], and Mrs. David Mohr, of Shimersville.
The funeral will be held on Saturday [Nov. 23]. Services will be held at the house and afterwards in the Reformed Church, Old Zionsville, where burial will also be made. Rev. O. R. Franz will officiate.
"Macungie Progress," Macungie, Lehigh Co., Pa., Nov. 21, 1901, vol. xiv: no. 33, p. 1
“Daniel Fisher”
On Tuesday [Nov. 19] morning, at his residence between this place and Shimersville, Daniel Fisher, a well-known and highly respected citizen of Upper Milford Twp., departed this life. He suffered from dropsy for over a year, but the immediate cause of his death was some heart affection [sic]. Deceased was born to the township in which he resided all his life, 71 years ago, and was a stone mason by trade. He was a quiet and industrious man. His wife and nine children survive, the latter being Mrs. Ben. Anderson, Mrs. James B. Garman, Mrs. Jonathan Osenwald, Kate and Edward of Allentown; John of Easton; Mrs. N. H. Lehman, of East Greenville, and J. Llewellyn, at home. There also survive two sisters - Mrs. Lafayette Walter, of Emmaus [sic], and Mrs. David Mohr, of Shimersville.
The funeral will be held on Saturday [Nov. 23]. Services will be held at the house and afterwards in the Reformed Church, Old Zionsville, where burial will also be made. Rev. O. R. Franz will officiate.
Daniel Fisher Obituary
"Macungie Progress," Macungie, Lehigh Co., Pa., Nov. 21, 1901, vol. xiv: no. 33, p. 1
“Daniel Fisher”
On Tuesday [Nov. 19] morning, at his residence between this place and Shimersville, Daniel Fisher, a well-known and highly respected citizen of Upper Milford Twp., departed this life. He suffered from dropsy for over a year, but the immediate cause of his death was some heart affection [sic]. Deceased was born to the township in which he resided all his life, 71 years ago, and was a stone mason by trade. He was a quiet and industrious man. His wife and nine children survive, the latter being Mrs. Ben. Anderson, Mrs. James B. Garman, Mrs. Jonathan Osenwald, Kate and Edward of Allentown; John of Easton; Mrs. N. H. Lehman, of East Greenville, and J. Llewellyn, at home. There also survive two sisters - Mrs. Lafayette Walter, of Emmaus [sic], and Mrs. David Mohr, of Shimersville.
The funeral will be held on Saturday [Nov. 23]. Services will be held at the house and afterwards in the Reformed Church, Old Zionsville, where burial will also be made. Rev. O. R. Franz will officiate.
"Macungie Progress," Macungie, Lehigh Co., Pa., Nov. 21, 1901, vol. xiv: no. 33, p. 1
“Daniel Fisher”
On Tuesday [Nov. 19] morning, at his residence between this place and Shimersville, Daniel Fisher, a well-known and highly respected citizen of Upper Milford Twp., departed this life. He suffered from dropsy for over a year, but the immediate cause of his death was some heart affection [sic]. Deceased was born to the township in which he resided all his life, 71 years ago, and was a stone mason by trade. He was a quiet and industrious man. His wife and nine children survive, the latter being Mrs. Ben. Anderson, Mrs. James B. Garman, Mrs. Jonathan Osenwald, Kate and Edward of Allentown; John of Easton; Mrs. N. H. Lehman, of East Greenville, and J. Llewellyn, at home. There also survive two sisters - Mrs. Lafayette Walter, of Emmaus [sic], and Mrs. David Mohr, of Shimersville.
The funeral will be held on Saturday [Nov. 23]. Services will be held at the house and afterwards in the Reformed Church, Old Zionsville, where burial will also be made. Rev. O. R. Franz will officiate.
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