Western New-Yorker, March 27, 1902:
Entered into rest Friday noon March 21, 1902, falling asleep in her childhood home on East Hill, Warsaw aged 60 years. She was born in Warsaw N.Y. Jan. , 1942, daughter of Deacon Samuel Fisher and Caroline Pillsbury, both natives of New Hampshire. She is survived by 2 brothers, S. Mills Fisher and Frank M. Fisher of this place and 2 sisters, Mrs. Caroline A., wife of Stephen Borden of Brighton, Iowa and Mrs. Helen A., widow of Willard Borden of Brooklyn, N.Y. Miss Fisher has lived a sincere christian life, helpful in her social surroundings, respected and beloved by a large acquaintance, quiet and efficient in her church and home life; she leaves a worthy and impiring record. Burial in the family lot beside her beloved parents.

Western New-Yorker, March 27, 1902:
Entered into rest Friday noon March 21, 1902, falling asleep in her childhood home on East Hill, Warsaw aged 60 years. She was born in Warsaw N.Y. Jan. , 1942, daughter of Deacon Samuel Fisher and Caroline Pillsbury, both natives of New Hampshire. She is survived by 2 brothers, S. Mills Fisher and Frank M. Fisher of this place and 2 sisters, Mrs. Caroline A., wife of Stephen Borden of Brighton, Iowa and Mrs. Helen A., widow of Willard Borden of Brooklyn, N.Y. Miss Fisher has lived a sincere christian life, helpful in her social surroundings, respected and beloved by a large acquaintance, quiet and efficient in her church and home life; she leaves a worthy and impiring record. Burial in the family lot beside her beloved parents.