Multireference coupled pair approximation(4) [MRCPA(4)] was applied to describe the ground state and the lower excited states of FeH. This study demonstrates that the a (6)Delta state is 0.27 eV above the ground state, X (4)Delta, which is in good agreement with the observation (0.25 eV). The ground state is much more highly correlated than the a (6)Delta state and the use of the size-consistent method is important to predict the relative stability accurately. In addition to the above results, spectroscopic data of the second (4)Delta, the lowest (4)Pi, the lowest (4)Phi, the lowest two (6)Pi, and the lowest (6)Sigma (+) states are reported. The calculated excitation energies of the lowest (6)Sigma (+) state and the second (4)Delta state are in good agreement with results of experiment. The total energies of the lowest (4)Delta, (4)Pi, (6)Delta, (6)Pi, and (6)Sigma (+) states are in the order of (4)Delta < (4)Pi < (6)Delta < (6)Pi < (6)Sigma (+), which supports what was anticipated previously.