age 87 years
[Jeremiah Fisher enlisted four times to serve in the Revolutionary War. On the Lexington alarm roll, April 19, 1775, he appears as a private in Joseph Moses’s company, Colonel Samuel Bullard’s regiment. His last days were spent in Claremont, his death occurring at the age of eighty-nine years. His children were: Josiah, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob (twins) Elizabeth, Hannah, Phoebe, and Prudence.
From Merrimack and Sullivan Counties New Hampshire Biographies]
[Jeremiah Fisher enlisted four times to serve in the Revolutionary War. On the Lexington alarm roll, April 19, 1775, he appears as a private in Joseph Moses’s company, Colonel Samuel Bullard’s regiment. His last days were spent in Claremont, his death occurring at the age of eighty-nine years. His children were: Josiah, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob (twins) Elizabeth, Hannah, Phoebe, and Prudence.
From Merrimack and Sullivan Counties New Hampshire Biographies]
age 87 years
[Jeremiah Fisher enlisted four times to serve in the Revolutionary War. On the Lexington alarm roll, April 19, 1775, he appears as a private in Joseph Moses’s company, Colonel Samuel Bullard’s regiment. His last days were spent in Claremont, his death occurring at the age of eighty-nine years. His children were: Josiah, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob (twins) Elizabeth, Hannah, Phoebe, and Prudence.
From Merrimack and Sullivan Counties New Hampshire Biographies]
[Jeremiah Fisher enlisted four times to serve in the Revolutionary War. On the Lexington alarm roll, April 19, 1775, he appears as a private in Joseph Moses’s company, Colonel Samuel Bullard’s regiment. His last days were spent in Claremont, his death occurring at the age of eighty-nine years. His children were: Josiah, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob (twins) Elizabeth, Hannah, Phoebe, and Prudence.
From Merrimack and Sullivan Counties New Hampshire Biographies]
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