. Commemorative biographischen Aufzeichnung der nordöstlichen Pennsylvania: einschließlich der Grafschaften von Susquehanna, Wayne, Hecht und Monroe, mit biographischen Skizzen der Prominente und Vertreter der Bürger, und viele der frühen Familien nieder. Sal-Lüge, die Frau von Pierce Sloan; Laura, der threetimes verheiratet, zuerst zum Schloss Peck, an zweiter Stelle zu aMr. Lynch, New York, und die dritte auf einer sanft-Mann aus dem Westen, und Ann J., der zum ersten Mal verheiratet Hi-ram-braun und später Nelson Tischler. Die Großeltern mütterlicherseits von Frau Doud wereHon. William und Mabel Herde, des Staates New York, der ehemalige von denen war Associate Jud

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. Commemorative biographical record of northeastern Pennsylvania: including the counties of Susquehanna, Wayne, Pike and Monroe, containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and many of the early settled families. Sal-lie, wife of Pierce Sloan; Laura, who was threetimes married, first to Castle Peck, second to aMr. Lynch, of New York, and third to a gentle-man out West; and Ann J., who first married Hi-ram Brown and later Nelson Carpenter. The maternal grandparents of Mrs. Doud wereHon. William and Mabel Herd, of New York State, the former of whom was associate judge at New-burg. His daughters were Sallie, wife of Jona-than Dates; Nancy, wife of E. Fitch; Betsy, wifeof (i. Sherwood ; and Abigail, mother of Mrs. Doud;there were also ten sons in the family. The grand-mother was twice married, her second husband be-in;/ a Mr. Sherwood. JOHN ANDREW FISHER is a wide-awakeand progressive agriculturist of Dingman township, Pike county, carrying on operations on the old Fish-er homestead, where he was born May 24, 1861, ason of Andrew and Sophia (Gampert) Fisher. The father of our subject was born in Saxony, Germany, October 24, 1823, and died on the pres-ent farm of our subject, May 10, 1888, being laid. #W^xu ^c C&JJu^ COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 085 to rest in Laurel Hill cemetery. At the age of twen-ty-.two he emigrated to America and located in NewYork City, where he learned the cabinet makerstrade, following that occupation there for ten years.He then traded his home in Xew York for a farmof seventy-five acres in Dingman township, Pike Co., Penn., to which he removed, and afterward gavehis attention to agricultural pursuits, having previ-ously engaged in farming in his native land. Atthe time of his death he was the owner of two goodfarms in Dingman township. Pike county, the other, which has since been sold, being in Delaware town-ship. Though he came to this country a poor hoy, he prospered in his undertakings, and was able toleave his

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