Elizabeth Fisher
Lifespan: 1733 - 1819
Birth: 24 Oct 1733 in Medfield, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Occupation: Homemaker
Marriage: Samuel Cummings
Children: Elizabeth Capen Cummings, Anna Cummings, Samuel Cummings Jr., Asa Cummings, Amelia C. White, Zilpha Hewins, Solomon Cummings
Parents: Unknown & Unknown
Death: 30 Jun 1819 in Manchester, Maine
Burial: Manchester, Maine
Elizabeth Fisher: A Life Woven into Colonial New England
Chapter 1: Beginnings in Medfield (1733–1756)
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