John Fisk

It is not certain where John C. Fisk was interred.
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BRADFIELD REPORTER, Towanda, PA April 6, 1865, p. 3

ACCIDENT. — A son of Mr. DAVID FISK, of Franklin, aged about seven years, was missed from the house on Saturday, the 11th inst., and search being made for him, his little hand-sled was found in the mill race, lodged on a cake of ice. The children of the neighborhood had been in the habit of riding down a dugway road in a steep bank, close by the foot of which the mill race runs, and on examining the banks and road, it appears that he started his sled at the top of the bank and when about one fourth of the distance down the sled ran over the dugway down a very steep place into the race. Where he went down the bank, on one side of the sled track appeared to be the print of his little heel stuck in the snow crust to stop the sled, and on the other side of the track the print of his little hand. These marks and the sled in the race are the only witnesses of his fate. The creek has been searched as thoroughly as could be while the water is so high, but the body is not yet found. — Montrose Republican.