--Son of Joseph Carson Fisher and wife Luann Elizabeth Dale.
--World War I Veteran; U.S. Army. He served in the 118th Infantry.
--He married Glenola Elliotte in 1920.. No children. They lived in Atlanta by 1928 and were in Anderson, SC in 1935 and had moved to Charlotte by 1937.
--Occupation: Auto Mechanic in 1930. Mechanic for bus company in 1940. He later was a Mechanic for International Harvester.
--Cause of death: coronary occlusion.
--His widow later moved to her native South Carolina.
--World War I Veteran; U.S. Army. He served in the 118th Infantry.
--He married Glenola Elliotte in 1920.. No children. They lived in Atlanta by 1928 and were in Anderson, SC in 1935 and had moved to Charlotte by 1937.
--Occupation: Auto Mechanic in 1930. Mechanic for bus company in 1940. He later was a Mechanic for International Harvester.
--Cause of death: coronary occlusion.
--His widow later moved to her native South Carolina.
--Son of Joseph Carson Fisher and wife Luann Elizabeth Dale.
--World War I Veteran; U.S. Army. He served in the 118th Infantry.
--He married Glenola Elliotte in 1920.. No children. They lived in Atlanta by 1928 and were in Anderson, SC in 1935 and had moved to Charlotte by 1937.
--Occupation: Auto Mechanic in 1930. Mechanic for bus company in 1940. He later was a Mechanic for International Harvester.
--Cause of death: coronary occlusion.
--His widow later moved to her native South Carolina.
--World War I Veteran; U.S. Army. He served in the 118th Infantry.
--He married Glenola Elliotte in 1920.. No children. They lived in Atlanta by 1928 and were in Anderson, SC in 1935 and had moved to Charlotte by 1937.
--Occupation: Auto Mechanic in 1930. Mechanic for bus company in 1940. He later was a Mechanic for International Harvester.
--Cause of death: coronary occlusion.
--His widow later moved to her native South Carolina.
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