Aylor, Fisher

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Title
Aylor, Fisher
Alias
Ayler, Fisher
Aylor, J. Fisher
Gender
Male
Biography
He resided on Petersburg Road in Boone County, Kentucky, and appears in the 1867 tax rolls, being assessed $50 for one lot. He moved to Erlanger in neighboring Kenton County sometime between 1890 and 1900, likely after the death of his wife in 1897.
Fisher was 85 when he was admitted into a home for disabled veterans in Dayton, Ohio. His listed disabilities included "Vision, Hypertrophic dilation of heart, active irregular chronic rheumatism" He was described as a widower with gray hair and hazel eyes, standing 5-feet 8-inches tall. At that time he was a farmer in Erlanger, Kentucky. At that time he was also drawing a veteran's pension of $12 a month.
When Fisher died, the veterans home sent notification via telegram to his niece, Lizzie Slaughter, who lived in Erlanger, Ky. His money and effects were turned over to her. His body was shipped to Covington and he was buried at Florence Cemetery.
Member
Aylor family
Birth date
circa 1820
Place of birth
Boone County (Ky.)
Spouse(s)
unknown, Hannah F.
Death date
1 Mar 1907
Place of death
National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Central Branch
Dayton (Ohio)
Death and burial information
Cause of death: Hypostatic pneumonia
Military service
Co. G, 117th Regiment, U.S. Colored Infantry
117th Regiment, United States Colored Infantry
Allegiance
United States of America
Held rank
Private
Place of enlistment
Covington (Ky.)
Service began
1 Sep 1864
Service ended
20 Sept 1865
Discharged for disability at Brownsville (Tex.)
Brownsville (Tex.)
Resided in
Erlanger (Ky.)
Relationship
Slaveholder(s): Aylor, Ephraim; Aylor, Lystra
Aylor, Ephraim Tanner
Aylor, Lystra
Bibliographic citation(s)
"Obituary of Fisher Aylor: Dead at Eighty-Six," The Boone County Recorder, Ft. Mitchell, Ky., 6 Mar 1907

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