by many articles published in several European countries. The well-known Munich magazine of the epoch Das Ausland, of July, 1843, using material out of John Lloyd Stephens book which had appeared in London at the beginning of 1843 published several articles in sequence on this "adventurous Serb." Fisher continued to serve in various civic and administrative posts in San Francisco from 1860 to 1870 until retirement. Soon after retiring, he was appointed by the King of Greece as Consul for that nation. Fisher was married four times. He died in San Francisco on June 11, 1873. See also List of Serbian Revolutionaries References Sources External links Sons of Dewitt Colony Texas The Immigrant. The Judge Fisher Story Obituary Daily Evening Bulletin (San Francisco), June 18, 1873 http://www.holy-trinity.org/history/1873/06.18.EveningBulletin.html 1795 births 1873 deaths People of the Texas Revolution Army of the Republic of Texas officers Serbian explorers Serbian Freemasons American people of Serbian descent American emigrants to Mexico Eastern Orthodox Christians from Serbia Austrian Empire emigrants to the United States