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'''Charles Fisher''' may refer to: |
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*[[Charles Fisher (Canadian politician)]] (1808–1880), Canadian jurist and politician |
*[[Charles Fisher (Canadian politician)]] (1808–1880), Canadian jurist and politician |
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*[[Charles Fisher (congressman)]] (1789–1849), American politician and U.S. Representative from North Carolina |
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*[[Charles Frederick Fisher]], (1816–1861) son of the above, Colonel of North Carolina troops killed at the [[First Battle of Bull Run]] |
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*[[Charles Fisher (actor)]] (1816–1891), Anglo-American comedian |
*[[Charles Fisher (actor)]] (1816–1891), Anglo-American comedian |
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*[[Charles T. Fisher]] (1880–1963), American businessman |
*[[Charles T. Fisher]] (1880–1963), American businessman |
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Revision as of 16:16, 19 January 2009
Charles Fisher may refer to:
- Charles Fisher (Canadian politician) (1808–1880), Canadian jurist and politician
- Charles Fisher (congressman) (1789–1849), American politician and U.S. Representative from North Carolina
- Charles Frederick Fisher, (1816–1861) son of the above, Colonel of North Carolina troops killed at the First Battle of Bull Run
- Charles Fisher (actor) (1816–1891), Anglo-American comedian
- Charles T. Fisher (1880–1963), American businessman
- Charlie Fisher (born 1892), Australian footballer
- Charles Fisher (poet) (1914–2006), Welsh writer
- Charles Fisher (producer), Australian record producer
- Charles W. Fisher (1864–1919), Canadian politician, MLA in the Northwest Territories and Alberta
- Charles Douglas Fisher, headmaster of Geelong Grammar School in 1970s, Australia
- Charles Fischer, a minor character on Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
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