Peter Fourreau Fontaine, son of William and Anne Morris Fontaine, was born around 1793 at Beaverdam. Little is known about him, although he later inherited his father's 630-acre tract of land known as "Fishing Springs" several miles south of Beaverdam, although it is not known if he ever lived there. According to a letter written by one of his nieces in the 1860s, Peter went to Kentucky where he died between 1815 and 1820. He never married.
Peter Fourreau Fontaine, son of William and Anne Morris Fontaine, was born around 1793 at Beaverdam. Little is known about him, although he later inherited his father's 630-acre tract of land known as "Fishing Springs" several miles south of Beaverdam, although it is not known if he ever lived there. According to a letter written by one of his nieces in the 1860s, Peter went to Kentucky where he died between 1815 and 1820. He never married.
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