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John Fisher (1744 - 1818)

John Fisher
Born in Londonderry, Rockingham Co., New Hampshiremap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 1763 (to 2 Mar 1818) in Truro, Colchester Co., Nova Scotiamap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 73 in Upper Musquodoboit, Halifax Co., Nova Scotiamap
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Profile last modified | Created 11 Aug 2014
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Biography

John was born in 1744 to William Fisher and Eleanor Archibald. He married Elizabeth Crowley in 1763 and had 12 children (see below). He died Mar. 2, 1818 at Upper Musquodoboit.

Sources

  • Vital statistics of New Hampshire & Nova Scotia
  • Canada Census 1801
  • Fisher Genealogy of New Hampshire and Nova Scotia
  • Sprague-database John Fisher Person ID 208072
  • MacNutt-Murray History person page 185 Person ID M#7375
  • People of the Musquodoboit Valley, A Community Genealogy[1]

Notes about John Fisher: Source: MacNutt-Murray Person page 185

John moved to Nova Scotia from New Hampshire with his parents. He married Elizabeth Crowley in 1763 and he and his wife moved to Upper Musquodoboit in 1784 - in 1786 received a grant of 700 acres. John was a grantee of Truro, Nova Scotia. When he and Elizabeth went to Musquodoboit the land was rather wild. Shortly after settling there, a moose crossed a field on day and Elizabeth took their gun and shot it, wounding the animal sufficiently that the men were able to follow after and finish it. Information about John was given by Robert Semple and his sources were Genealogical Record of Colchester Co. (Miller book) and Stewiacke, Nova Scotia.

Children of John Fisher and Elizabeth Crowley:

  • Josiah 1764-Unknown
  • Sarah 1765-unknown
  • Eleanor 1767-unknown
  • Janet 1769-1814
  • Margaret 1771-1853
  • Elizabeth 1775-1832
  • William 1777-unknown
  • Hannah 1779-unknown
  • Ruth 1781-unknown
  • George 1783-unknown
  • Esther 1784-unknown
  • Robert 1790-1843




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