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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.   Field Families From Culpeper County, Virginia To Other States
2.   Field and Related Families Of St. Marks Parish, Culpeper County,
     Virginia
3.   Notice of an Online Genealogy Newsletter
4.   Queries

_Fields Family Findings_ is a recommended quarterly. In the current
issue (Vol. 12, No. 2), is a section which we are reproducing verbatim
below. It is the best synopsis of Pierce's _Field Genealogy_ on
the section dealing with Culpeper, Virginia, FIELDs we have seen. It
will be continued in upcoming issues. Pierce's book has some serious
errors, but it is certainly worth careful perusal.

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Field Families From Culpeper County, Virginia To Other States

As a result of receiving requests for information from the book,
FIELD GENEALOGY, by Frederick Clifton Pierce, we are printing some of
his information. There probably are discrepancies in his information
and all material given should be used as a reference guide until it
can be verified. The numbers given before a person's name is Pierce's
identifying numbers of each person in his book.

In most cases when Pierce gave no additional information about a
person we noted this.

#6762 - John FIELD, Jr. who born 1579 in Parish St. Giles, London,
England. He married 13 August 1609 in Boston, England, Elen HOCKINSON
or HUTCHINSON. He signed the Exeter Combination in England and sent
his son Darby FIELD to look after his interests here. Four sons
settled in America.
#5837 - Darby FIELD, born ca 1610, who resided in Exeter and Dover,
New Hampshire, and Boston, Massachusetts.
#5858 - Richard FIELD, born _. No other information is given about
him, except he also settled in Virginia.
#5838 1/4 - Henry FIELD, born ca 1611, who settled in Jamestown,
Virginia
#5838 1/2 - Robert FIELD, born 1613, who resided (1638) Providence,
Rhode Island; (1650) Boston, Massachusetts.

#5838 1/4 - In 1635 Henry FIELD settled in Virginia, and died there.
He married _?_.
They had one issue:

#6919 - Abraham FIELD, born in Culpeper Co., VA. He married Mary_.
Issue:
#6920 - Henry FIELD, married Esther__.
#6921 - Abraham FIELD, married __BYRD.
#6922 - Daniel FIELD (no other information)
#6923 - John FIELD (no other information)
#6924 - Eleanor FIELD (no other information given )

#6920 - Henry FIELD, who married Esther_. The first authentic account
of a FIELD in Virginia is a record of an election Jan 1731 of
(according to Pierce) this Henry FIELD, (Sr.) as a Vestryman of St.
Mark's Parish in Culpeper Co., VA. In 1762 he resigned his position
and was succeeded by his son:
#6925 Henry FIELD, (Jr.)

#6921 - Abraham FIELD, who married __BYRD: He was born in Culpeper
Co., VA. He was elected a Vestryman of the Great Fork Church in 1744,
and served until his death in 1774/Sept. 1775. He had a son, John,
who represented Culpeper in the House of Burgesses in 1765.
Issue: #6926 - Henry Field
#6927 - John Field, who married Anna R. CLARK
#6928 - Daniel Field (no other information given about him in book)
#6929 - Abner Field (no other information given about him )
#6930 - Reuben Field, married Fanny JONES.
#6931 - William Field, (no other information given about him in book)
#6932 - Judith Field, married (Capt.) Richard YANCY (no other
information)
#6933 - Elizabeth Field, married __OXFORD. (no other information)
#6934 - Eleanor Field, married __GREENWOOD. (no other information)
#6935 - Abraham Field (no other information)
#6936 - Jenny Field (no other information)

#6925 - Henry FIELD, (Jr.), born 1763, St. Marks Parish, Culpeper
Co., VA; chosen a Vestryman and subscribed to the test oath of
discipline of the Church of England and to his Majesty before the
Court at Culpeper on 19 Dec 1763. He represented Culpeper in a
convention held in Williamsburg in 1774; and in the House of
Burgesses in 1775. He married Mary__. He died Oct 1785 in Culpeper
Co., VA.
Issue:
#6937 - Daniel Field, married Judith YANCEY.
#6938 - Henry Field, married (1) __CARDWELL & (2) Sukey Waller
WITHERS.
#6939 - George Field (no other information)
#6940 - Joseph Field (no other information)
#6941 - Thomas Field, married Mrs. SCOTT.
#6942 - John Field, married __
#6943 - Nancy Field, married __DELANEY. (No other information)
#6944 - Molly Field, married __LILLARD. (No other information)
#6945 - Sarah Field, married __FOWLES. (No other information given in
book)
#6946 - William G. Field (no other information given in book)
#6947 - Elizabeth Field, married Ezekiel H. FIELD (son of John FIELD
and Anna Rogers (CLARK). [See #6955]
#6948 - Dianna Field, married John FIELD son of John FIELD and Anna
Rogers (CLARK) [See #6952]
#6949 - Suze Field, died unmarried (no other information)

#6926 Henry FIELD, married __. His Will gives his children as
Elizabeth and Judith FIELD, and mentions his sister "GREENWOOD."
[Will Dated: 19 November 1777; Proven: 16 March 1778] Revolutionary
War Claim Dated: 17 Dec 1833: ...The Petition of Francis and Judith
TAYLOR, Petitioners...states that Henry FIELD, the father of Judith
TAYLOR, entered at a very early period into the Rev. Army as a
Lieutenant in the Continental line; that while in the service, about
the close of the year 1777, or the beginning of 1778, he died,
leaving the said Judith and her sister, Elizabeth, both infants, and
his only children... that previous to his death, his wife and their
mother, had died...That about the year 1795, the said Elizabeth
departed this life, unmarried and childless, leaving the said Judith,
who about that time intermarried to the petitioner, Francis TAYLOR,
the sole heir and representative of Lt. FIELD.
Issue:
#6950 - Elizabeth Field, died about 1795
#6951 - Judith Field, married Francis TAYLOR.

#6927 - John FIELD, married Anna Rogers CLARK: He was sent to England
to attend college. He was in the British Army and was promoted to
full Colonel of a regiment. "About 1760" (as Pierce writes), his
company was ordered with General BRADDOCK to defend the colonies from
the French and Indians. Later, FIELD and his company descended the
Kanawha to its junction with the Ohio - now Point Pleasant - where he
was killed by Indians under the command of Chief CORNSTALK.

It is said that John FIELD was granted a tract of land in (now)
Bourbon County, Kentucky. His Will was probated in Culpeper in 1775.
Issue:
#6952 - John Field, married Diana FIELD [See also #6948]
#6953 - George Rogers Field (no other information given in Pierce's
book.)
#6954 - Abner Field, married Jane POPE
#6955 - Ezekiel Henry, married Elizabeth FIELD [See #6947]
#6956 - Ann Field (no other information given in book.)
#6957 - Elizabeth Field, married Lawrence SLAUGHTER
#6958 - Mary Field (no other information given)
#6959 - Lewis Field
#6959 1/2 - Larkin Field
#6960 - Robert Field, married __GREEN
#6961 - Henry Field, married Fanny HILL

#6930 - Reuben Field, married Fanny JONES: He was a Lieutenant in the
8th VA Regiment; promoted to Capt. in the 4th Regiment. Was at the
surrender of CORNWALLIS. Reuben Field received land grants from
Congress located in Kentucky. Family tradition says he raised a
company of men at his own expense during the Rev. War. He resided in
Culpeper Co., VA.
Issue:
#6962 - Elizabeth Field, married William OLDHAM.

#6937 - Daniel FIELD, married Judith YANCEY: He was born in Virginia;
died between 1830-1832. in Madison Co., VA, at the age of 65. Was a
Farmer in Madison. A member of the magistrates; served one or two
terms in the state General Assembly.
Issue:
#6963 - Richard Henry Field, married (1) Matilda SLAUGHTER; (2) Alice
GIBSON; (3) Phillippa BARBOUR.
#6964 - Stanton Field was a lawyer and practiced in Culpeper and
adjoining counties. He died about middle age, without having married.
#6965 - James Field died while attending college. (no other
information)
#6966 - Lewis Yancey Field, married Maria DUNCAN.
#6967 - Judith Field, married Robert G. WARD.
Issue: of Judith (FIELD) and Robert G. WARD:
1. Judith Ward, married __BOOTEN; resided in Standardsville,
Rockingham Co., VA.
2. Virginia Ward, married (1) __BOOTEN; resided Rockingham Co., VA.
and (2) Dr. POWELL of the U.S. Army; resided in New York.
#6968 - Mary Field, married Sinclair BOOTEN: She died Rome, Chattooga
Co., GA.
Issue:
1. Daniel Field Booten, resided in Rome, GA.
2. Judith S. Booten, resided in Rome, GA.

#6938 - Henry FIELD, born February 1755, Culpeper Co., VA; married
(1) __CARDWELL; married (2) 4 March 1789, Sukey Waller WITHERS. He
died 27 May 1823, Culpeper Co., VA. Was in the Rev. War.
Issue:
#6969 - Abraham Field, married Eliza SIMMONS.
#6970 - Sukey Waller Hewitt Field, born 1790; died 1792.
#6971 - James Withers Field, born 1791; died 1807.
#6972 - Lucinda Field, born 26 Dec 1792; married Davis SALE of
Kentucky. (no other information)
#6973 - Willie Waller Field, born 17 March 1794; married Samuel
FARRIS of KY.
#6974 - Nancy Field, born 25 Dec 1795; married Thomas PEIRMAN of KY
#6975 - Jane Field, born 14 Oct 1797; married Samuel PEIRMAN of KY
#6976 - Hannah Field, born 27 Dec 1799 (no other information)
#6977 - Henry Peyton Field, born 4 April 1801; married Margaret
KENNETT (no additional information)
#6978 - James Lewis Field, born 10 March 1783; married Elizabeth
STEVENS.
#6979 - Mary Field, died young.
#6980 - Susanna Hewitt Field, born 11 April 1803; married William
TERRY.
#6981 - Malinda Field, born 12 April 1805; married Charles WHEELER.
#6982 - Charles Withers Field, born 16 Dec 1807; married Rebecca
GREENFIELD (no other information)
#6983 - Sally S. Field, born 20 Jan 1811; died 12 July 1814.
#6941 - Thomas FIELD, married Mrs. Ann (MASON) SCOTT: She was the
mother of Gen. Winfield SCOTT, U.S. Army. She died in 1803. They
lived in Petersburg, Dinwiddie Co., VA. No issue of this marriage.

#6942 - John FIELD, born in Culpeper Co., VA; married ___. He removed
to Guilford County, North Carolina, and died there.
Issue:
#6984 - John Field, born in Guilford Co., North Carolina; married
__DILLARD.
#6984 1/4 - Jeremiah Field, born 26 Sept 1768 Guilford Co., NC;
married (1) __ROBBINS; married (2) Annie MURPHY.
#6984 1/2 - Joseph Field, moved to Tennessee and died there. (no
other information)
#6984 3/4 - Robert Field, moved to Kentucky (no other information)

#6952 - John FIELD, born Culpeper Co., VA; married Diana FIELD, his
second cousin [See #6948]. Diana was born 1752.
Issue: (Birth dates may not be in chronological order.)
#6985 - Lucinda Field, born 8 April 1792 Culpeper Co., VA; died April
1867, Richmond, KY; married 10 Oct 1815, Paris, (Bourbon Co.,) KY,
Thompson BURNAM (born 4 Feb 1789, Wake Co., North Carolina - died 14
May 1871).
#6986 - Henry Field (no other information given)
#6987 - Curtis Field, born 8 March 1781, Culpeper Co., VA; married
Rosannah HARDIN
#6988 - Judith Field, married William BRYAN of Paris (Bourbon Co.)
KY. She died of cholera in 1833. [Their children are not given in the
book but the names two granddaughters, Mrs. Blatches ASAY and Mrs.
Thomas BRYAN, who reside in Chicago, Illinois.]
#6989 - Sarah Field, ---- (no information given)
#6990 - Elizabeth Field, married Willis FIELD. [See #7004]
#6991 - Nancy Field, --- (no information given)
#6992 - Mary Field (no information given)
#6993 - Ezekiel Field (no information given)
#6994 - John Field (no information given)
#6995 - George Field (no information given)

#6954 - Abner FIELD, born Culpeper Co., VA; married Jane POPE. He was
commander the Pawtucket Rangers in the Revolutionary War. Was a
member of the Virginia House of Burgesses. In 1784, he removed to
Jefferson Co., Kentucky.
Issue:
#6996 - Gabriel William Field, was a judge in the state of Arkansas.
(no other information given)
#6997 - Abner Field, born in Kentucky; married ___; By 1827 was
residing in Galena, Illinois. Treasurer of the State of lllinois from
Jan 14,1823-1827. Resided Fayette and Union Counties, IL. No children
(?).

#6998 - Alexander Pope Field, born 1801, Kentucky; m. __. Practiced
law in Illinois. Secretary of State of Illinois from 31 Dec 1828-30
Nov 1840. Removed to New Orleans, Louisiana, and practiced law. He
died 1877 in New Orleans, LA. No children (?)
#6999 - Nathaniel Field, born 7 Nov 1805, Jefferson County, Kentucky;
married 1827 to Sarah A. LAWS.
#7000 - John Field. A judge in Arkansas. (no other information)
#7001 - Eleanor Field (no other information)
#7002 - Hester Field (no other information)
#7003 - Penelope Field (no other information)

#6955 - Ezekiel Henry FIELD, born 1750, Culpeper Co., VA; married
1778, Elizabeth FIELD, dau. of Henry FIELD, Jr., his cousin. [See
#6947] She married (second) (Capt. Thomas McCLANAHAN. Ezekiel died
1782, at the battle of Blue Licks. Resided near Danville, K Y. Issue:
[Note: Not in chronological order]
#7004 - Willis Field, born 1778; married Elizabeth FIELD and Isabella
M. BUCK.
#7005 - Ezekiel Henry Field, born May 1782; married Patsy IRWINE.
#7006 - Staunton Field, born ca 1780; died young.

#6959 - Lewis FIELD, born KY or VA. Resided in Jefferson Co.,
Kentucky. By 1810 he removed to Illinois. He died in Pope Co., IL.
Wife's name not given.
Issue: (May not be in chronological order)
#7006-2 - Daniel Field, born 30 Nov 1790, Jefferson Co., KY; m.
Elizabeth DAILY
#7006-3 - Lewis Field, born 1797, KY; married Sarah FISHER
#7006-4 - 0bediah Field - Removed to California. (no other
information)
#7006-5 - John Field - Resided in Ballard County, Kentucky.
#7006-6 - Mildred Field - married __MARSHALL. Resided Ballard Co., KY.
#7006-7 - Cassandria Field - married __McCASLIN. Resided Golconda,
Illinois.
#7006-8 - Viola Field - married John DUNN. Resided in Wisconsin.

#6959 1/2 - Larkin FIELD, born Culpeper Co., VA; m. ___. Resided
Bourbon County, KY.
Issue:
#7007 - Silas Field, a merchant in Louisville, (Jefferson County),
Kentucky. (no other information)

#6960 - Robert FIELD, born 1766, VA; married __GREEN. Resided
Albemarle County, VA.
Issue:
#7008 - Green B. Field, born 1787; married Mary E. COGWELL
#7008 1/2 - John Field married __WOOD.
#7009 - Joseph Field married __WOOD.
#7010 - Ralph Field, moved to Kentucky. (no other information).
#7011 - Jane Field, married __GRAYSON. (no other information).
#7012 - Nancy Field, married William WOOD. (no other information).

#6961 - Henry FIELD, married Fanny HILL. He died in 1850. Resided in
Culpeper Co., VA and Bourbon Co., Kentucky.
Issue:
#7013 - John Field, born 31 March 1799; married (1) Alice O'BANNON
and (2) Mary E. O'BANNON
#7014 - Henry Hill Field, born 1803; married (1) Diana SLAUGHTER and
(2) Mary Russell COLVIN.
#7015 - Dianna Field, born and died unmarried in Culpeper Co., VA
#7016 - William Hill Field, born 1817, Culpeper Co., VA; married Mary
J. YOUNG.
#7017 - Anna (Nancy) Field, married (Col.) John P. KELLEY. No issue.
#7018 - Eliza Field, married William ROBERTS.

#6963 - Richard Henry FIELD, born in VA; married there (1) Matilda
SLAUGHTER, dau. of Robert SLAUGHTER of the Grange; married (2) Alice
GIBSON; married (3) Phillippa BARBOUR, dau of Hon. Phillip P. and
Frances (TODD) BARBOUR.
Children:
#7019 - (son), died in Civil War
#7020 - (son), died in Civil War
#7021 - Fanny Todd Field, married (Capt.) Charles NORWELL

#6966 Lewis Yancey FIELD - born 1792, Culpeper Co., VA; married Maria
DUNCAN, dau. of Charles DUNCAN of Fauquier Co., VA.
Issue:
#7022 - James Gavin Field, born February 1826; married (1) Frances
Etta COWHERD; married (2) Lizzie LOGWOOD.
#7023 - Charles Daniel Field, married __. Resided in Ammisville, VA
#7024 - Henry S. Field, married __. He resided in Gordonsville, VA.
#7025 - Richard Yancey Field, m. __. He resided in Eggbornsville, VA.

#6969 - Abraham FIELD, born, Culpeper Co., VA; married Eliza SIMMONS
of Jefferson County, KY. Resided in Shepherdsville, (Bullitt County)
KY. He died August 1852.
Issue:
#7026 - Richard H. Field, married __. (no other information)
#7027 - Mary Jane Field, born 3 Jan 1825; married Henry TRUNNELL
(born Feb 1817, Bullitt Co., KY - died Feb 1891, Bardstown, KY). Mary
died 27 January 1896.
#7028 - Elizabeth Ellen Field, born 11 Dec 1826; married 16 May 1832
to Solomon Neill BROOKS. They resided in Bullitt Co., KY.
#7029 - Abram Hamlet Field, born 23 Sept 1831; married Mildred M.
MILLER.
#7030 - Alfred J. Field, born 4 Sept 1829; married Ellen M. HERR.
They resided in Kentucky.

#6978 - James Lewis Field, born 10 March 1783, married Elizabeth
STEVENS. He died 7 March 1838. Resided in Jefferson County, Kentucky.
Issue:
#7031 - 0sborne King Field, b. 17 Sept 1812; married (1) Mrs. Sarah
Pointer BUSBY; married (2) Mrs. Mary Amelia Hamilton LENTZ; married
(3) Virginia Harrison HAMILTON.
#7032 - Emily Field, b. 26 Dec 1814 (no other information)
#7033 - Larkin Cadwell Field, born 17 Feb 1816; married __. Resided
Natchez (Adams County) Mississippi.
#7034 - Elizabeth Field, married __. (no other information in book)
#703S - Levi Benjamin Field, married __. Resided in Natchez (Adams
Co.) Mississippi
#7036 - James Allen Field, born 11 Jan 1822; married and died 13 Jan
1854, KY (no other information in Pierce's book)

#6984 - John FIELD, born __, Guilford County, North Carolina; married
at Twelve Mile River, in Pickens County, South Carolina. Married
__DILLARD. Resided near Pickersville, South Carolina.
Issue:
#7037 - John Dillard Field, born 10 May 1803; married Amanda Maria
MASON.
#7038 - Jefferson Field, born __; died 1865. No children

#6984 1/4 Jeremiah FIELD, 26 Sept 1768, Guilford County, North
Carolina; married there, __ROBINS. She died and he married (2) Annie
MURPHY (born 3 April 1779 - died 9 Sept 1857). He removed from
Guilford County and settled in Eastatoe (Pickens County) South
Carolina; was a successful farmer. His older brother, John went with
him and settled on Twelve Mile Creek. Jeremiah lived in South
Carolina for fifty-six years and then went to Georgia. From his
second marriage he had three sons, two of them twins, and one
daughter. He died 21 Dec 1854, near Canton (Cherokee County) GA.
Issue:
#7038 1/4 - Joseph Anderson Field, born 13 Jan 1803; married
Elizabeth E. BLASSINGAME.
#7038 1/3 - John Field, married __; no children living (by 1899) (no
other information)
#7038 1/2 - Bowlin Field, married __. A son-in-law is E.E. CRISON of
Dalonegah, (Lumpkin County), Georgia. (no other information)
#7038 3/4 - William Green Field, married __. A son is William G.
FIELD of Tennelhill, Georgia. (no other information)
#7038-2 - Elijah Murphy Field, born 31 Jan 1819; married Cornelia M.
HARRISON. Resided in Cartersville (Bartow County) Georgia.
#7038-3 - James Madison Field (no other information)
#7038-4 - Elias Earl Field, born 31 Jan 1819 (no other information)

#6987 - Curtis FIELD, married Rosannah HARDIN (born 1781), dau. of
John HARDIN (born I Oct 1753, Fauquier Co., VA). Curtis Field was a
merchant and a banker. He died 30 March 1863, Richmond (Madison Co.)
KY. Rosannah died 13 April 1865, Richmond, KY.
Issue:
#7039 - Diana Jane Field, born 21 Dec 1813; married Dec 1831 to
William Jenkins MOBERLY (born 1804, Madison Co., KY - died 1863,
Harrodsburg, KY). She died 13 Oct 1842. They resided Richmond
(Madison Co.) KY. A son: 1 . Curtis Field Moberly, born 21 May 1832;
married 1865, Bettie SMITH (born 20 Aug 1841). Resided: Richmond, KY.
#7040 - Rosanna Field, married Rev. W. H. ANDERSON (no other
information)
#7041 - Martin Davis Hardin Field, born 1818; married Edna SULLENGER.
#7042 - Curtis Field Jr., born 3 Nov 1822; married Martha G.
RICHARDSON
#7043 - John Hardin Field, born 8 Jan 1812; married Martha Ann
HOCHADAY and married _.
#7044 - Mary Field, married __BOWMAN. (no other information)
#7045 - Thompson Burnam Field, born 14 Jan 1828; married Lucy GRAVES
#7046 - Betsey Field (no other information)
#7047 - Judy Field (no other inforrnation)
#7048 - Henry Clay Field (no other information)
#7049 - Lucy Burnam Field, born 31 Dec 1833; married (1) 6 Sept 1853,
Prof. William Conway SHIELDS (born 21 June 1830, near Columbia,
(Boone County), Missouri; died 6 Sept 1865). They resided in
Columbia, Boone County, MO. After he died, she married (2) on 30 Aug
1880, Dr. HUBBARD.

#6999 - Dr. Nathaniel FIELD, married Sarah A. LAWS (born 7 Dec 1805 -
died June 1885). Field graduated from medical school in Lexington,
KY. By 1829, he was living in Jeffersonville (Clark County) Indiana.
Was president of the Indiana State Medical Society, and served as a
surgeon in the Civil War. He died 28 Aug 1888, Jeffersonville,
Indiana.
Issue: (Not in chronological order)
#7050 - Davis L. Field, born 12 Oct 1843, Jeffersonville, (Clark
County), Indiana. He married Alice M. TAGGART.
#7051 - Warden Pope Field, born 1840, Jeffersonville, (Clark County),
Indiana.
#7052 - John Speed Field, born 1846 (no other information).
#7053 - Nathaniel Field, born 1838 (no other information).
#7054 - Penelope Field, born 1836; married __TOWSLEY of Indianapolis,
Indiana.

#7004 - Willis FIELD, born 1778 Culpeper Co., VA. When he came of
age, he removed to Bourbon County, Kentucky. He married (1) about
1800 Elizabeth FIELD, his cousin, dau. of John FIELD [See #6990], who
had recently come from Virginia. Within two years after the
marriage, about 1802, she died without issue. He married (2) Isabella
Miriam BUCK (daughter of (Col.) John BUCK of Shenandoah County,
Virginia). They moved to Woodford County, Kentucky and settled on a
military bounty survey of 1,000 acres, which was named Airymount,
where he died in February 1837. He was a state representative for six
years, senator for two years and High Sheriff of Kentucky.
Issue: (Not in chronological order)
#7055 - Thomas M. Field, married Susan Mary HIGBEE.
#7056 - Charles W. Field, married Nimmie MASON.
#7057 - Elizabeth Field, married William JONES. They resided Richmond
"Woodford" Co., KY. Their son, (Maj.) Willis J. JONES was killed in
the Confederate Army, while on duty as staff officer for (Gen.) C.W.
FIELD.
#7058 - Patsey Field, married R. X. WHITE. They resided in
Richmond, "Madison" County, KY. A dau. was Mrs. F. W. FONT of
Newberry, South Carolina.
#7059 - John B. Field, born 1805; died unmarried. (no other
information)
#7060 - Ezekiel H. Field, born "Airy Mount" KY; married (1) Mary
CARTER; (2) Susan DUNLAP. He was a Lt. Colonel of the Kentucky
mounted cavalry during the Mexican War. At the time of his death he
was a member of the state Senate. He died in 1851. Resided in
Woodford Co., KY. No issue.
#7061 - Willis Field, born "Airy Mount," KY; married Ellen CRAIG.
#7062 - Ann Field, married Dr. B. CRAIG. Resided Varsailes, Kentucky.
A son, T. F. CRAIG resided in St. Louis, Missouri.
#7063 - Miriam Field, married Rev. William BUCK of Louisville, KY. A
son, Giddings BUCK resided Waco, Texas.


#7005 - Ezekiel FIELD, born May 1782, near Danville, Bourbon County,
KY. His father, Ezekiel, died at the Battle of Blue Licks, a few
months before he was born. He removed to Richmond (Madison County)
KY, four years after the town was laid out as the county seat. In
1810 he married Patsey IRVINE, dau. of (Col.) William IRVINE. She
died in 1837. He died 15 July 1877 in Madison Co., KY.
Issue: (Not in chronological order)
#7064 - Isabel Field, married 19 May 1858, Dr. Andrew B. LYMAN of
Richmond.
#7065 - Ezekiel Henry Field, born 12 March 1836; married Sallie W.
EMBY.
#7066 - Elizabeth Field, born 25 April 1811; married 23 Sept 1830,
(Col.) William HOLLOWAY, her cousin (born 25 May 1810 - died 19 June
1883). Resided in Lexington, KY.
Their issue:
1. Amelia Holloway
2. Ezekiel Holloway
3. Thomas Holloway
4. Patsy Holloway
5. James Holloway
6. Clarence Holloway
7. Mary Holloway
8. William Holloway
9. Mary Holloway
10. Ann R. T. Holloway
11. C. F. Holloway
#7067 - Christopher I. Field, married (1) Charlotte MARTIN; (2)
__RHODES. No issue.
#7068 - David Irvine Field, married __CUNNINGHAM. He died in Sept.
1859, in Bolivar County, Mississippi., and left one son. (no other
information)
#7069 - Edmund Irvine Field, born 24 Jan 1824; married __. Was a
doctor. Resided in Bolivar, Mississippi. (no other information)
#7070 - Amelia Field, born 3 Nov 1812; married 10 Feb 1831, (Hon)
Brutus Junius CLAY (born 1 July 1808, Madison Co., KY - died Oct
1878).
#7071 - Ann Field, born 5 Feb 1822; married (his second wife) 8 Nov
1844, (Hon) Brutus Junius CLAY.
#7072 - Mary Field, married William EMBRY.
#7073 - Patsey Field, married J. Harrison MILLER of Madison County,
Kentucky.

#7006-2 - Daniel FIELD, born 30 Nov 1790, Jefferson County, Kentucky.
By 1818 had moved to Illinois; married there, Elizabeth DAILY of
Charlestown, Indiana. He was engaged in the merchandising business,
as well as a farmer and stock-raiser. He died 4 Aug. 1855, Golconda,
Pope Co., Illinois.
Issue: (May not be in chronological order)
#7074 - Milo Field (no other information)
#7075 - Philip D. Field, was a Sherifff of Pope County, IL. (no other
information)
#7076- Lewis Field, born __; died in 1835.
#7077 - Mary Field, born 1820; married Dr. George McCOY. Resided in
Golconda (Pope Co.,) IL. They had a son, Lewis McCoy, of Pope Co., IL.
#7078 - Maria Field, born 13 April 1832; married 16 Oct 1851, (Gen.)
Green B. RAUM (born 3 Dec 1829). They resided in Chicago (Cook Co.,)
Illinois.
#7079 - John Field, born 1834; unmarried. He was a judge of Pope Co.,
IL.
#7080 - Indiana Field, married Newton D. CLARK. They resided Pope
Co., IL.
#7081 - Elizabeth Field, married John HENSHAW. They resided Bayou
Gara, Louisiana.
#7082 - Nancy Field, died young.

#7006-3 - Lewis FIELD, born 1797, Kentucky; removed to Illinois with
his father. Married in 1832 to Sarah "Sally" FISHER (born 1809 - died
21 Jan 1883). He died between 17-20 July 1859, Pope Co., IL.
Issue: (not in chronological order)
#7083 - Abner Field, born 12 Nov 1844; married Minnie TROVILLION.
#7084 - Indiana Field, born 17 Jan 1834; married in 1854, and died,
without issue, 9 April 1855.
#7085 - Brackett Field, born and died without issue.
#7086 - Juliet Field, born 1836; married 1852, James HAMMONS. She
died 1862 in Pope Co., IL.
#7087 - Christiana Field, born 17 Jan 1841; married __HAMMONS.
Resided in Dallas, Texas.
#7087 1/4 - Millie Field, born 4 July 1838; died 1877.
#7087 1/2 - Lewis Field, born 26 Aug 1849; died 1875.
#7087 3/4 - Nancy Field, born 23 Dec 1846; married __COLBY. Resided
in Cleburne, Texas.

#7008 - Green B. FIELD, born 1787 in Virginia. Was a Lt. in the War
of 1812. Served as a Representative from Pope County, IL in the first
General Assembly (1818-1820). Married Mary E. COGSWELL, dau. of Dr.
Joseph COGSWELL, a native of Connecticut, who served in the Rev. War
and removed to Pope Co, IL in 1817. Green B. Field died, 1823, of
yellow fever in Louisiana. His wife, Mary E. married (2), James C.
HANCOCK.
Issue: (May not be in chronological order)
#7087 1/3 - Green B. Field, Jr., married Mrs. Juliette (VINEYARD)
RITCHIE.
#7087 1/2 - Juliette C. Field, born 17 Dec 1810; married 22 March
1827, Lt. John RAUM/RAHM (son of Melchoir RAHM). She died 26 April
1872.
#7087 1/4 - Edna Field, married Dr. Tarlton DUNN of Equality, IL.

#7008 1/2 - John FIELD, born in Virginia. In 1812 War was a Captain
in the 8th Reg., 4th Brigade VA militia. He married __WOOD.
Issue: (May not be in chronological order):
#7088 - James W. Field, married Elizabeth YANCY. (no other
information)
#7089 - Robert Field, married __. (no other information)
#7090 - Dr. John W. Field, married (1) __McCUTCHEON; (2) __ELLIS;
married (3) __CHAMBERS. (no other information in book)
#7091 - Jesse Field, married Martha OGLESBY (no other information in
book)
#7092 - William Field, married __EWING. (no other information)
#7093 - Richard Field, married __. (no other information)
#7094 - Francis M. Field, married Sarah A. SUTPHIN. (no other
information)
#7095 - Mildred Field, married David YANCEY. (no other information)
#7096 - Sally Moss Field, born 1798; married 24 Dec 1818, Albemarle
Co., VA, to William McCORD (born 1798, Versailes (Morgan Co.,)
Missouri. Sally died 7 May 1850 in Savannah (Andrew Co.) Missouri.
Children:
1. James McCord, born Randolph Co., VA.
2. Mildred McCord, married Dr. J.J. McCLELLAN.
3. Lucy McCord, married Abram NAVE.
4. Cynthia McCord, married Samuel MONROE.
5. Sarah Elizah McCord, married Joseph TOOTLE.
6. Samuel Miller McCord, died at age of nine.
7. William Robert McCord, died in infancy.
#7097 - Lucy Field, married Charles ATKINSON (no other information)
#7098 - Jeannette Field, married Milton WOOD (no other information)
#7099 - Susan Field, married Thomas BARNES (no other information in
book)
#7100 - Mary Field, died unmarried age about 20.
#7101 - Celina Field, married __LAMPTON.

#7009 - Joseph FIELD, married __WOOD, a sister of John Field's wife
[See 7008 1/2]. Some of their descendants moved to Texas. Thomas
FIELD of Dallas, Texas, is one of them. Joseph Field died about 1812.
Resided in Virginia.
Issue: (May not be in chronological order)
#7102 - William Field, moved to Saline County, Missouri.
#7103 - Joseph Field, moved to Saline County, Missouri.

#7013 - John FIELD, born 31 March 1799, Culpeper Co., VA. About 1821
he moved to Warsaw, Kentucky; was editor of a paper, The Warsaw
Herald. He married (1) in 1822, Alice O'BANNON; married (2) in 1827,
Mary E. O'BANNON (died 16 Aug 1857). Field died 31 May 1873. Resided
in Missouri Valley, Texas.
Issue:
#7104 - Robert Field, died 1846 in Kentucky.
#7105 - Parenenas O. Field, died 1853 in Victoria, Texas
#7106 - Fannie C. Field, born 16 Feb 1829; married 22 June 1853 to
(Col) John A. EMISON. Resided Victoria, Texas.
#7107 - Mary Jane Field, born 9 Aug 1833; married in 1853, Alanson
Bonney LEAVITT born 28 May 1815 - 5 May 1874.
#7108 - Albert Gallatin Field, born 7 Feb 1837; married Mary E. POWER.
#7109 - Staunton Slaughter Field, born 7 Aug 1842; married Lenora
BENNETT.
#7110 - Thomas McGilton Field, born 23 June 1845; married Ella L.
SIMPSON.
#7111 - Pattie Irvin Field, born 6 Jan 1852, Covington, KY; married 6
Feb 1872, Edward POWER. They resided in Victoria, Texas. Pattie died
10 Jan 1900 in San Antonio, Texas. Her remains were interred in the
POWER family graveyard in Mission Valley, Texas.
#7112 - James Field, died in infancy.

#7113 - William Field. After his mother, Alice, died he lived with
his grandparents. He married, moved to Missouri and died in 1863.
#7114 - John M. Field, born 9 Jun 1840. At the start of the Civil War,
he volunteered in the famous Hood's Brigade of the Army of northern
Virginia. Was taken prisoner of war at the Battle of Antietam, and
remained confined in Fort Delaware until exchanged. He married ___.
He died 17 Feb 1879 at Mission Valley, Texas.

Source: FIELD GENEALOGY, Frederick Clifton Pierce pg. 949 and 1101 - 1138

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Early Field and Related Families Of St. Marks Parish, Culpeper County,
Virginia

From: GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL NOTES ON CULPEPER COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
by Dr. Philip Slaughter (1900)

The Fields Family
The first person of the name in the parish register is Henry FIELD, Sr.
a member of the first vestry chosen by the freeholders and housekeepers
of St. Mark's Parish, at Germanna. in January 1731. The next is Abraham
FIELD, elected vestryman at the Great Fork Church in 1744, and served
till his death in 1774, a term of thirty years. He had a son John, who
represented Culpeper in the House of Burgesses in 1765. He was probably
the Col. John FIELD who had served in Braddock's War, and who fell,
fighting gallantly at the head of his regiment, at the Battle of Point
Pleasant. One of his daughters married Lawrence SLAUGHTER, an officer
of the Revolution, and who was the father of John Field SLAUGHTER, who
married Miss ALEXANDER, of Prince William. Another of Col. John FIELD'S
daughters married Col. George SLAUGHTER, who raised one of the first
companies of minute-men in Culpeper, and after the war moved to
Kentucky with George Rogers CLARK(E), commanded a fort at the Falls of
the Ohio, and was one of the founders of the city of Louisville, which
was then in the state of Virginia.

Henry FIELD, Sr., the vestryman of 1731, served in that office and as
churchwarden till 1762, a term of thirty-one years. He executed many
commissions for the vestry such as going to Williamsburg on horseback
several time on their behalf, and paying quitrents for the churches
and glebes. He and Francis SLAUGHTER and Robert GREEN chose a site
for a chapel between Shaw's Mountain, the Devil's Run and Hazel River.
He was succeeded in the vestry by Henry FIELD, Jr. who served till his
removal from the parish of St. Mark's into Bromfield Parish. Henry
FIELD, Jr. died in 1785, leaving six sons - Daniel, George, Joseph,
Thomas and John who were the ancestors of the families of that name.

The late Judge of this Court, Richard H. FIELD, and his brothers
Yancey and Stanton, were sons of Daniel FIELD of what is now Madison.
He (Richard H. FIELD) married (first) Matilda, daughter of Robert
SLAUGHTER of the Grange, and second Phillippa, daughter of the Hon.
Phillip P. BARBOUR. His three (sic) sons were killed in battle during
the late war [Civil War], and his daughter (Mrs. NORVELL) is the only
surviving child.
------------
At the outbreak of the Civil War, the sons of Judge Richard H. FIELD,
were students at the University of Virginia, when they joined the
Culpeper Minute Men, 3rd VA Infantry, Confederate Army. The elder,
William, age 22 or 23 years old was tall and well developed, with a
bright and cherry disposition. The younger, Philip was tall and slender,
with a delicate face, but with a shade of sadness which added to the
attractiveness of his face. They were discharged in 1862, but rejoined
the Army. Shortly afterwards they were killed, which broke their father's
heart, and led to his early death.
-----------
General James FIELD of the Culpeper bar, who lost a limb at the Battle
of Slaughter's Mountain, is a son of Yancey FIELD. He married Miss
COWHERD of Orange, Virginia.
----------
The Slaughter Family
[Author, Philip Slaughter notes that the SLAUGHTER genealogy, had
been revised - the work being done in April 1900 - by members of the
family who were in a position to know. He limits his notice to two
brothers, [A] Robert SLAUGHTER and [B] Francis SLAUGHTER who were
transplanted in this Parish early in the eighteenth century, and by
later research, were found to be the sons of Robert SLAUGHTER and
Frances Ann JONES his wife. [A] Robert and [B] Francis SLAUGHTER were
the first church wardens of St. Mark's Parish, chosen by the vestry in
1731.
[A] Robert SLAUGHTER married 1723, Mary SMITH, dau. of Augustine SMITH,
and had issue:
1. Robert Slaughter, married 1750, Susannah HARRISON.
2. William Slaughter, married Miss ZIMMERMAN and removed to Jefferson
County, Kentucky.
3. Thomas Slaughter married Miss THORNTON.
4. Francis Slaughter married Miss LUGGETT.
5. James Slaughter married Susan CLAYTON.
6. Lawrence Slaughter married Miss FIELD, dau. of Col. John FIELD.
7. George Slaughter married Miss FIELD, dau. of Col. John FIELD.
8. Elizabeth Slaughter married __LIGHTFOOT.
9. Martha Slaughter married: (1) Gabriel JONES (2) William BROADDUS.

[Note: Another part of Slaughter's book, says: Lawrence SLAUGHTER son of
Robert; married Susanna FIELD, dau. of (Col.) John FIELD.]
----------
The Yancey Family
The first trace of this family is four Welshmen, Charles, William,
Joel, and Robert YANCEY, who came to Virginia in 1642.

>From one of the original four was descended Lewis Davis YANCEY who
settled in Culpeper County about 1710. He married Mildred KAVANAUGH,
daughter of Charles KAVANAUGH of Irish parentage. They had nine
children, of whom one of their sons, Richard Yancey, married ___,
and had four children. One of Richard's daughters, Judith Yancey
married Daniel FIELD.

Another son of Lewis Davis and Mildred, Charles YANCEY, married POWERS,
of whom one son, Thomas YANCY, married Sarah MITCHELL.

One of Thomas and Sarah's daughters, Elizabeth YANCEY, married William
WIGGINTON, and one of their children, Edmonia WIGGINTON married Henry
FIELD.
------------
The Hill Family
The first of the Hill family in Culpeper County, Virginia were two
brothers,
(A) Rusell HILL and (B) Needless HILL.
(A) Rusell HILL married Miss TOWLES and had issue: (I) Harry, (2)
William and (3) Fannie. (I) Harry HILL, son of (A) Russell HILL,
married Miss POWELL, having eight children. One of his  daughters,
Fannie HILL, married Henry FlELD.
--------------
Culpeper County in the Civil War:
Little Fork Rangers Company D., 4th VA Calvary. STUART's Brigade:
Pvt. Charles Daniel FIELD.

The Brandy Riflemen: James W. FIELD.
Company B, 6th VA Cavalry: Pvt. R. Y. FIELD, disabled in action
Pvt. P. B. FIELD, 1862, killed in action; Pvt. William FIELD, 1862,
killed in action.
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Culpeper County, Virginia 1850 Census
Abbreviations: Census taker listed a person of color as: (Mu) = Mulatto;
(Bl) = Black; (f) = female

Sheet No.223 a 1 August
Dwelling/Family: 118/118
FIELD, Lewis Y. 57 VA (1792-93) Farmer
Maria 57 VA (1792-93)
Charles 36 VA (1813-14) Physician
Henry S. 21 VA (1828-29) Constable
Richard Y. 17 VA (1832-33) Clerk

Sheet: 231 a 24 Aug
Dwelling/Family: 226/226
FIELD, James (Mu) 26 VA (1823-24)
in household of BALL, Thomas Jr.

Sheet: 259B a 8 Oct
FIELD, Joseph 73 VA (1776-77) Farmer
Kitty A. 32 VA (1817-18)
William D. 35 VA (1814-15)
James 26 VA (1823-24) Constable
Daniel 30 VA (1819-20)
Betsey K. 25 VA (1824-25)
Martha M. 19 VA (1830-31)
Thomas 21 VA (1828-29)
MORGAN, Virginia J. 14 VA (1835-36)
FIELD), Burgess 55 VA (1794-95) Carpenter
Grace 55 VA (1794-95)
Ann 25 VA (1824-25)

Sheet: 260 a Dwelling/Family: 699/699
KELLY, John F. 61 VA (1788-89) Farmer
Ann P. 51 VA (1798-99)
Fanny F. 16 VA (1833-34)
FIELD, Staunton 18 AL (1831-32) Merchant Clerk
EMBERG, Brazil 20 VA (1829-30) Miller
TUNING, Albert 2 VA (1847-48)
JACOBS, Aquilla 26 VA (1823-24) Boatman

Sheet No.228 a 21 August
Dwelling/Family: 190/190
FIELD, Rich 58 VA (1791-92) Judge, Cir. Court
Philleppe B. 40 VA (1809-10)
William 12 VA (1837-38) Philip 6 VA (1843-44)
Frances T. 5 VA (1844-45)
SPICER?, Ann 17 VA (1832-33)

Sheet: 243 a 16 Sept
Dwelling/Family: 617/617
(Black Family)
FIELD, Ira 48 VA (1801-02) Barber
Judy 39 VA (1810-11)
William 17 VA (1832-33) Waiter
Helen 12 VA (1837-38)
Milly 9 VA (1840-41)
Ira 16 VA (1833-34)
Reuben 7 VA (1842-43)
Fanny 5 VA (1844-45)
BURKE, Fanny 60 VA (1789-90)

Sheet: 260 a Dwelling/Family: 694/694
FIELD, Lucy Ann 30 VA (1819-20)
Mary 28 VA (1821-22)
FOREMAN, Margaret A. 19 VA (1830-31)

Sheet: 279 a Dwelling/Family: 925/927
CURTIS, Henry B. 35 VA (1814-l5) Carpenter
FIELD, James F. 24 VA (1825-26) Student-Law

Sheet: 279 a Dwelling/Family: 995/997
FIELD, Frances (13 74 VA (1775-76)
Diana 40 VA (1809-10)

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Query:

I have, in my own line, a Fields Pardue. I am sure this is a last
name used as a first.  I just can't find the connection. The Pardue
family, too, immigrated to early Virginia. I was wondering if perhaps
someone in your group had either a Pardue or Adams connection. Fields
Pardue was born from the union of John Pardue and Sarah Adams. He also
had brothers Adams, Morris, Liliston and Joel.

Thanks..
Mary Underwood
Tucson, AZ
emp257@indirect.com
_____________________________________________________________
CAMPBELL KING ROUN(D)TREE MILLING PARDUE CUNNINGHAM ELLISON
HAZELWOOD/HASELWOOD HARGAN COUSINS WALTHALL SMITH HUNTER KIMBALL KEE
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Query:

I am working with a family that uses Field as a first name.  I believe
that they descend from Peter Field.  I would be interested in connecting
with anyone working from Peter that might be able to help me fill in back
from this lineage. I don't think I have enough information to be a
regular on a list but would appreciate input.

This is the lineage I have

Ellison CLARK d aft 10 Feb 1766 Chesterfield Co, VA
 m  Blanche (see below for possible family)
  1- Allison CLARK b bef 4 Jan 1750/51 in Chesterfield Co, VA
       m Ann/Nancy LESTER
  2- Field CLARK b 30 Apr 1751 in Chesterfield Co, VA
       m Mary LESTER b abt 1753
  3- Amelia CLARK b bef 1752
       m 1) Josiah LESTER  2) Josiah CHEATHAM
  4- Frances CLARK b bef 1757
  5- Peter CLARK b aft 1757 in Chesterfield Co, VA
  6- Shadrack CLARK b abt 1760 in Chesterfield Co, VA
       m Rebecca CRYMES b bef 1768

I believe Blanch to be the daughter of Edward TRAYLOR and his wife
Elizabeth. Their children are Blanch b 17 Sep 1732 in Bristol Parish,
Prince George Co, VA, William, Mary and Phebe b 18 Oct 1725 in Bristol
Parish.

I think the connection to Peter Field is through the TRAYLORS since
Ellison who is the son of Allison does not have either a brother FIELD
or a brother PETER. Both of the names follow down among the children
of Blanch and Ellison Clark. Again would appreciate any input.

Thanks in advance,

Marilyn Jackson
74213.3173@compuserve.com