Moses Fisk

In 1802, Moses Fisk, along with John Sevier and John Rutledge (for Tennessee) and Virginia's Creed Taylor, General Joseph Martin, and Peter Johnson, are selected to survey the boundary between the two states.Miller, Chas. A. The Official and Political Manual of the State of Tennessee. Nashville: Marshall & Bruce, Stationers, 1890.
In 1823, Fisk was a candidate for the state legislature seat representing White, Overton, and Jackson counties. His opposition was James Chism, Turner Lane, Ike Plumley, and one other candidate. Chism was the victor.Seals, Monroe. History of White County. Unknown: Unknown, 1935.
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