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Fisher, Samuel L. (d. 1967)

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<center><font size="+2">'''Long-Time Leader of Amish Hymn Sings Dies'''</font></center>
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Gap, Pa. &#8212; The death of the aged Samuel L. Fisher of rural Kinzer on March 25 removed one of those who helped maintain the tradition of singing from the Ausbund in the Amish church.
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Bro. Fisher was well-versed in the tunes of the Ausbund, historic hymnbook dating back to the time of the Swiss Brethren. For some 15 years before his death, members of the Ira Stoltzfus district gathered regularly at the Fisher home.
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1967 Apr 6 p. 7

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Long-Time Leader of Amish Hymn Sings Dies

Gap, Pa. — The death of the aged Samuel L. Fisher of rural Kinzer on March 25 removed one of those who helped maintain the tradition of singing from the Ausbund in the Amish church.

Bro. Fisher was well-versed in the tunes of the Ausbund, historic hymnbook dating back to the time of the Swiss Brethren. For some 15 years before his death, members of the Ira Stoltzfus district gathered regularly at the Fisher home.

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