After much searching for the burial place of Christian Fisher (Sr), and his wife Maria Magdelena Gebhardt Fisher, no records have been located. The only things noted about it are found in her death date of 1 Febuary, 1807 and the place of death of Upper Milford Township, Northampton County. Upper Milford township later bacame part of Lehigh county. Created on March 6, 1812, from part of Northampton County. There is another note of interest in a short article about Christian and Maria Fisher and their family being among the first members of "Zion's Lutheran Church in Zionsville". The article quoted was titled "A TRUE AMERICAN PIONEER FAMILY", about Christian Fisher. author unknown.
Without any actual record being available, it would seem reasonable to suspect that Christian and his wife, Maria Magdelena Gebhardt, would have, most likely, been buried in Zion's Lutheran Church cemetery but that can only be speculated at this point. Until more details are found these will be the only memorials for them. (GES)
Without any actual record being available, it would seem reasonable to suspect that Christian and his wife, Maria Magdelena Gebhardt, would have, most likely, been buried in Zion's Lutheran Church cemetery but that can only be speculated at this point. Until more details are found these will be the only memorials for them. (GES)
After much searching for the burial place of Christian Fisher (Sr), and his wife Maria Magdelena Gebhardt Fisher, no records have been located. The only things noted about it are found in her death date of 1 Febuary, 1807 and the place of death of Upper Milford Township, Northampton County. Upper Milford township later bacame part of Lehigh county. Created on March 6, 1812, from part of Northampton County. There is another note of interest in a short article about Christian and Maria Fisher and their family being among the first members of "Zion's Lutheran Church in Zionsville". The article quoted was titled "A TRUE AMERICAN PIONEER FAMILY", about Christian Fisher. author unknown.
Without any actual record being available, it would seem reasonable to suspect that Christian and his wife, Maria Magdelena Gebhardt, would have, most likely, been buried in Zion's Lutheran Church cemetery but that can only be speculated at this point. Until more details are found these will be the only memorials for them. (GES)
Without any actual record being available, it would seem reasonable to suspect that Christian and his wife, Maria Magdelena Gebhardt, would have, most likely, been buried in Zion's Lutheran Church cemetery but that can only be speculated at this point. Until more details are found these will be the only memorials for them. (GES)
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