. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . BREVET BRIGADIER-GENERAL B. F. FISHER, Brevet Brigadier-General 15. F. Fisher was loomNovember 21, 1834, at Spring Mills, Centre County,Pennsylvania. His father was the Rev. Peter S. Fisher was prepared for college at the PoalsburgAcademy, and subsequently graduated from Franklin andMarshall College at Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Having selected law as a profession, he entered theoffice of the late Judge Stokes L. Roberts, at Doyles-town, and was admitted to practise in October, upon the
. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . BREVET BRIGADIER-GENERAL B. F. FISHER, Brevet Brigadier-General 15. F. Fisher was loomNovember 21, 1834, at Spring Mills, Centre County,Pennsylvania. His father was the Rev. Peter S. Fisher was prepared for college at the PoalsburgAcademy, and subsequently graduated from Franklin andMarshall College at Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Having selected law as a profession, he entered theoffice of the late Judge Stokes L. Roberts, at Doyles-town, and was admitted to practise in October, upon the call for troops in April, 1861, inconnection with Dr. Joseph FI. Thomas, he organized acompany, which was mustered into the service as Com-pany II of the Third Pennsylvania Reserves and theThirty-second Pennsylvania Volunteers ; Dr. Thomasbeing elected captain and P. F. Fisher first lieutenant. In August, 1861, Lieutenant Fisher was directed toreport to Major Albert J. Myer, signal officer, UnitedStates Army, for signal duty. In March, 1862, he wasplaced in charge of
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