FCO 19

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.     Pierce's FIELD Genealogy Continued
2.     Correction to the "The Roster of the Lewis & Clark
       Expedition," Originally Featured in FCO 17.2
3.     Update on the FIELD, KIMBROUGH, MOSS Connection
4.     Queries

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This month we continue the synopsis of Culpeper Co., VA FIELDs
from Pierce's _Field Genealogy_ as it appears in the current issue
of the newsletter, _Fields Family Findings_ Vol. 12, No. 3:

Field Families From Culpeper County, Virginia
Part 2
Source: FIELD GENEALOGY. bv Frederick C. Pierce (1901).

The numbers before a person's name is author Pierce's identifying
numbers of each person in his book.

Corrections from Part 1 (Vol. 12. No. 2):

1. #7004...Willis FIELD, married (1) about 1800 Elizabeth (FIELD).
There are discrepancies about his date of death. Pierce lists his
death as 1837. From the book, THE HISTORY OF WOODFORD COUNTY, KENTUCKY,
by WILLIAM E. RAILEY the death date is given as 1839.

2. [Vol.12, No.2, Pg.15] There is additional information on #7029.
Abram Hamlet FIELD. See this issue.

In Part 1, we ended with information on the family of #7013--John
FIELD. He was a son of #6961--Henry and Fanny (HILL) FIELD.

#7014...Henry Hill FIELD, son of #6961, Henry and Fanny (HILL) FIELD,
was born 6 April 1803, in Culpeper Co., Virginia. He married twice
in Culpeper, Virginia: (1) on 14 Sept 1829 to Diana SLAUGHTER, (died
19 Feb 1838 in Irvington, Mobile Co., Alabama); married (2) 7 Oct 1842
to Mary Russell COLVIN (born 1818, Culpeper Co., VA - died 24 Jan 1885,
Lockhart, Caldwell Co., TX.) Mr. Field moved from Virginia to Eufaula,
Barbour Co., Alabama, where he engaged in farming; ran a saw mill;
and was in the merchandising business. In 1855 he moved to Caldwell Co.,
Texas, he died 11 Jan 1858.

Issue of First Marriage:
#7115...Henry Hill Field, born ___; died in Alabama during the Civil War.
#7116...Stanton Slaughter Field (no other information).

Issue of Second Marriage:
#7117...Fannie Russell Field, born 24 Oct 1843; married, 3 September
1868, Brigham TRIGG, a lawyer and District Attorney in Austin, Texas.
Their children were (a) Nellie Rebekah Trigg; who married H. E.
LANCASTER, and lived in Cuero, Texas. (b) Julia Brigham Trigg; (c)
Fannie Field Trigg; (d) Rosa Sue Trigg.
#7118...Rosa Martha Field, born 30 Nov 1845; m. on 28 Nov 1872, William
M. STEELE of Rockbridge, Virginia. They resided in Lockhart, Caldwell
Co., Texas. He was a member of the mercantile firm of W.E. Field & Co.
#7119...William Edward Field, born 11 July 1849, Barbour Co., Alabama;
married Susie Victoria CLARDY.
#7120...Mary Virginia Field, bom 16 Dec 1851, AL?; married on 20 June
1876, Thomas McNEAL, a lawyer in Caldwell Co., TX. Their children:
(a) Edna Lee McNeal; (b) Mary Field McNeal; (c) Lillie Tom McNeal;
(d) William Wallace McNeal; (e) Thomas Hill McNeal.
#7121...Albert Francis Field, born 6 June 1856, Caldwell Co., TX;
married Nov 1882, Kate McDOWELL.

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1880 (Soundex) Census - Lockhart, Caldwell County, Texas
FIELDS, William E. 24 AL
  Susie V. 20 MO
  Babe (dau) 3/12 mos. TX
FIELDS, Albert (bro) 23 TX
FIELDS, Mary R. 63 VA
TRIGG, Mollie ("G_dau") 10 TX
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#7016...William Hill FIELD, son of #6961, Henry and Fanny (HILL)
FIELD, was born 1817, Culpeper Co., VA. As a young man he moved to
Kentucky. He married there Mary YOUNG the daughter of Dr. Henry YOUNG
of Trimble Co., Kentucky. Mr. Field practiced law in Louisville,
Jefferson Co., KY. In 1853 he and his family removed to Pettis County,
Missouri. About 1861-62, because of his sympathies with the South
and the Civil War, he was taken from his home by Federal soldiers
and killed. Three of his sons were in the Confederate States Army.

Issue:
#7122...William Field, born 2 June 1839, Louisville, Jefferson Co.,
KY; married Fannie L. CRUTCHFIELD.
#7123...Richard Field, born 1 Aug 1843, Jefferson Co., KY; married
Fannie WENTWORTH.
#7124...Edmonia Field, born ___; married Judge John ROBERTS of Jefferson
Co., Kentucky.
#7125...Caroline Wallace Field, born 15 Jan 1838, KY?; married 11 Oct
1859 to Rev. James Addison QUARLES (b. 30 April 1837). Their children:
(a) Mary Roberts Quarles; (b) William Kemper Quarles, born 16 Sept 1865;
(c) Cornelia Roberts Quarles, born 19 Feb 1867; (d) James Quarles,
born 4 April 1868; (e) Emmet Augustus Quarles, born 22 May 1876.
#7126...Henry Young Field, born KY; married Mary BAKER of Gerrard County,
Kentucky.
#7127...Emmet Field, born 28 Oct 1841, Jefferson Co., Kentucky; married
27 May 1869 in Springfield, Kentucky to Sue McELROY.
#7128...Thomas Field, born 7 March 1845, Jefferson Co., KY; married 10
Sept 1872 to Viola CATRON (born 15 June 1853).
#7129...Stanley Field, born __; died unmarried in Kansas City, Jackson
County, Missouri. Was a Physician.
#7130...Edward Field, born __; 26 Dec 1874 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky.
Was a Physician.
#7131...Mary Field, born __; died unmarried. (No other information.)

#7022...James Gavin FIELD, son of #6966 Lewis Yancy and Maria (DUNCAN)
FIELD, was born 24 Feb 1826, Culpeper Co., Virginia. He married (1)
June 1854, Frances Etta COWHERD (born Feb 1833 - died April 1876);
married (2) Feb 1882, Lizzie R. LOGWOOD. Mr. Field was a teacher
before reading law in the office of his uncle, Judge Richard Henry
FIELD. He served in the Mexican war where he lost his left leg by a
cannon shot at the battle of Cedar Mountain. At the battle of Cold
Harbor he was shot in the hand. He was promoted to the rank of Major
and made Chief Quartermaster of A. P. HILL's Corps. He served until
the surrender at the Appomattox Court House, and then returned to
Culpeper County, VA, to continue his law practice. From 1877 until
Dec 1880 he was Attorney General of Virginia. In 1892 he was nominated
for Vice-President of the United States by the People's Party. He
resided in Gordonsville, Orange Co., Virginia.

Issue: #7132...Margaret Cornelia Field, born 6 June 1855; died 20 Oct
1859, and
#7133...William Warren Field, born 5 April 1857 married Lizzie W. MARTIN

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1900 (Soundex) Census - Albemarle County, Virginia
FIELD, James 71 VA Feb 1826 [#7022]
   Lizzie L. (wife) 44 VA May 1856
   Edmund 17 VA June 1882
   Gavin L. 14 May 1884
   Richard 12 VA June 1887
FIELD, Lucy ("M-L") (sic) 74 VA May 1826
FIELD, Henry S. (Bro) 70 VA Jan 1830
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#7134...Annie Powell Field, born 23 March; died 11 Jan 1863.
#7135...Maria Field, born 18 Dec 1860; married June 1892, Wilmer O.
WHITESCARVER of Waynesboro, Virginia.
#7136...James Gavin Field (Jr.), born 13 Nov 1862, Albemarle County,
Virginia; married in Denver, Colorado, to Winnie Pickard GODFREY
(born 12 Oct 1861). In 1885, he graduated from the Virginia Medical
College in Richmond, Virginia. In 1887 he was commissioned an assistant
surgeon in the United States Navy. After leaving the military in 1893 he
practiced medicine in Denver, Colorado. (No children listed)
#7137...Maxey Gregg Field, born Dec 1864, Albemarle Co., Virginia.
He attended Richmond College, Richmond, Virginia. He taught school
in South Carolina. He was also a cashier at the Piedmont Bank in
Orange County, Virginia, and a cashier of Cosmopolitan Magazine of
New York.
#7138...Edmond Duncan Field, born 21 Nov 1882(?). (No other information)
#7139...Gavin Logwood Field, born 9 Oct 1886(?)
#7140...Richard Henry Field, born 16 Aug 1888(?)

#7029...Abram Hamlet FIELD, son of #6969--Abraham and Eliza (SIMMONS)
FIELD, was born 23 Sept 1831, Sheperdsville, Bullitt County, Kentucky.
He married 19 Nov 1850, Ellen M. HERR (born 7 Jan 1832 - died 20 Jan
1879). In 1852 he moved to Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky. He was
in the real estate business, and was a ticket agent for the L. & N.
Railroad. For a time he resided in Nashville, Tennessee, then returned
to Kentucky and resided with his daughter, Bettie, Mrs. McELROY, in
Lebanon, Marion County, Kentucky.

Issue: #7146...Bettie Field, born 6 April 1852; married Nov 1881,
Thomas C. McELROY. Their children: (a) David W. McElroy, born 5 Oct
1883; (b) Ellen M. McElroy, born 13 Dec 1884; (c) Jennie Herr McElroy,
born 18 Oct 1887; (d) Thomas Briggs McElroy, born 1 July 1889; and
Frances Bettie, born May 1895.
#7147...Fred H. Field, born June 1853; resided in Chicago, Cook County,
lllinois.
#7145...Ella M. Field, born 5 April 1865; resided in Lebanon, Kentucky.

#7031...0sborne King FIELD, son of #6978 James Lewis and Elizabeth
(STEVENS) FIELD, was born 17 Sept 1812, Jefferson Co., Kentucky.
He married (1) in Natchez, Mississippi, Mrs. Sarah Painter BUSBY
(born 18 Dec 1802 - died 13 Feb 1856; he married (2) on 19 March 1857
in Louisville, Kentucky, Mrs. Mary Amelia (HAMILTON) LENTZ (born 10
March 1832, Concordia Parish, Louisiana - died 7 Oct 1862); he married
(3) on 28 Jan 1864, Natchez, Mississippi, to Virginia Harrison HAMILTON
(born 25 Feb 1846 - died 13 April 1899). In early life, Osborne K.
Field was an architect and builder and amassed considerable wealth.
Later in life, he devoted his entire interest to planting. He owned
several cotton plantations in Mississippi and Louisiana. He died 25
Jan 1887, Natchez, Adams County, Mississippi.

Issue: #7148...(Daughter) born and died in infancy.
#7149...Alfred Eugene Field, born 16 Aug 1858; died 3 Sept 1875.
#7150...Albion Lewis Field, born 11 June 1860, Natchez, Adams County,
MS; married his first cousin, Ida Elizabeth FIELD, daughter of
Larkin Cadwell FIELD.
#7151...Allene Elizabeth Field, born 4 May 1862; died 28 July 1864.
#7152...0sborne King Field (Jr.), born 28 July 1865. After his father's
death, he and his brother, Lee B. Field, took over his father's
planting interests. They lived on the old homestead, called Glenfield.
He owned considerable rental property in Natchez, Mississippi, and
was also connected with the dry goods firm of Courts & Field located
in Natchez.
#7153...Imogene Virginia Field, born 22 April 1867; married 1 Dec 1886,
Frank Rindge COURTS of New Orleans, LA. They resided in Natchez,
Mississippi. Their children were (a) Frank Field Courts, born 27 Feb
1888 (b) Imogene Myrtis Courts, born 24 Feb 1891.
#7154...Thomas Bowen Field, born 20 Dec 1868 - died 8 March 1894.
#7155...Lee B. Field, born 11 Aug 1871. Resided Natchez, MS.
#7156...Emmarenia Elizabeth Field, born 25 Sept 1873. Resided
Washington, D.C.
#7157...Lelia Hamilton Field, born 14 Oct 1875; died 21 Dec 1877.
#7158...Walter Davis Field, born 23 May 1877. Resided Natchez, MS.
#7159... Ethel Cornia Field, born 23 Oct 1879 - died 5 June 1880.
#7160...Juanita Gould Field, born 26 July 1881. Resided Natchez, MS.

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1880 (Soundex) Census - Adams County, Mississippi
FIELD, O. K. (Osborne King) 68 KY
  Virginia 33 MS
  Osborne 14 MS
  Imogene 13 MS
  Thomas B. 11 MS
  Lee 9  MS
  Emma 7 MS
  Davis 3 MS
PICKNEY, Spencer 24 MS
  Betsey 21 MS
  Spencer 1 MS
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#7033...Larkin Cadwell FIELD, son of #6968 James Lewis and Elizabeth
(STEVENS) FIELD, was born 17 Feb 1816; married ?. He died l0 Dec 1896,
Natchez, Adams County, MS.

Issue: #7161...Ida Elizabeth Field, born ___; married Albion Lewis
FIELD, son of #7031 Osborne King FIELD.

#7037...John Dillard FIELD, son of #6984, John and ___(DILLARD)
FIELD, was born 10 May 1803 in Pickens County, South Carolina. He
married 24 October 1839, in Dahlonega, Lumpkin County, Georgia, Amanda
Maria MASON, born 22 June 1818; died 15 Dec 1893. She was the daughter
of Rev. David H. MASON, a minister in the Presbyterian church and
former resident of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mr. Field was appointed
chief coiner in the United States branch mint in Dahlonega, Georgia,
from 1846 to 1860. On Lincoln's election to the presidency, he resigned
his commission and bought land and mill property in another Georgia
county. He died 31 August 1891, in Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia.

Issue: #7162...John Lowndes Field, born GA. Resided Dalton, Whitfield
County, Georgia.
#7163 David Mason Field, born GA. [See box below.]

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[Editor: From WHO'S WHO, we found the following information about
#7163...David Mason FIELD. It listed his mother's maiden name as FIELD.]:
David Mason FIELD, manufacturer, born Dahlonega, Georgia, 21 April 1849;
son of John Dillard and Amanda M. (FIELD) FIELD. He was educated in
the Georgia public schools. Served in the Confederate States Army during
the Civil War. Was a prospector in New Mexico and Arizona from 1878-1898.
Member of the Arkansas Legislator in 1893. Went to Puerto Rico as a
civilian employee in 1898. Manufactured machines of his own invention
for sugar cane handling. Organized the Democratic party in Puerto Rico
in 1903. Delegate to the Democratic National Convention, St. Louis
(Missouri) in 1908. Address: Guayama, Puerto Rico.
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#7164...James Polk Field, born 16 December 1854, Dahlonega, Lumpkin
County, Georgia; married Ida Jane BAKER.
#7165...Frank Henry Field, born in Georgia; resided New Orleans,
Louisiana. (No other information)
#7166...Charles Harman Field, born __, in Georgia; resided in Dalton,
Whitfield County, Georgia.
#7167...Lida Amanda Field, born __, Lumpkin County, Georgia. After
completing regular courses in the public schools, she pursued
extended courses in Latin, French, and mathematics, and became a
school teacher. She wrote the book, _A Grammar School History of
the United States_. The Young Men's Library Association, having for
a series of years employed only men, hired her as a librarian. She
held this position for six and a half years and then removed to Decatur,
Georgia, and taught Latin at the Agnes Scott Institute.
#7168...Sarah Ann Field, born __, Georgia; married __WYLLY, and resided
in Chicago, Illinois.
#7169...Caroline Elizabeth Field, born __,Georgia; married __REMBERT.
Resided in San Francisco, California.
#7170...Minie Adelle Field, born __, Georgia. Resided in Atlanta,
Georgia.

#7038 I/4...Joseph Anderson FIELD, son of #6984 1/4, Jeremiah FIELD,
was born 13 January 1803, Eastatoe, Pickens County, South Carolina.
He married Elizabeth Easley BLASSINGAME at Brushey Creek, South
Carolina. Elizabeth was born 29 Oct 1804; died 3 May 1878. Mr. Field
was a farmer. He died 3 March 1842, Pearl, Pickens County, South Carolina.

Issue: #7171...(Dr.)John McCafee Field, born 17 August 1830; died
unmarried on 17 Oct 1875.
#7172...Mary Obedience Field, born 10 February 1833; married on 21
December 1847 to (?). She died 12 September 12, 1857.
#7173...Samuel Easley Field, born 10 March 1835; died aged twelve
years old.
#7174...William Thomas Field, born 11 December 1836; married E. Jennie
BLASSINGAME.


#7038-2...Elijah Murphy FIELD, son of #6984 1/4, Jeremiah FIELD, was
born 31 January 1819, Estatoe, Pickens County, South Carolina; married
10 May 1849 Cornelia M. HARRISON (born 22 November 1830. He died 9
October 1864. Resided Cartersville, Bartow County, Georgia.

Issue: #7174-2...Maria H. Field, born 15 October 1850; died 19
January 1869.
#7174-3...Jennie Field, born 21 April 1852; died September 1853.
#7174-4...Richard Harrison Field, born 27 December 1853; married Annie
Camp FIELD.
#7174-5...John E. Field, born 14 January 1856. Resided Cartersville,
Georgia. (No other information)
#7174-6...James Madison Field, born 21 October 1857. Resided
Cartersville, Georgia.
#7174-7...Carrie S. Field, born 8 June 1862; died 1889 (aged 27).
(No other information)
#7174-8...Maxcy Field, born 28 Feb 1865; married Herbert A. CAMP.
Resided Lamberton (or) Lambert, Mississippi.

#7041...Martin Davis Hardin FIELD, son of #6987, Curtis and Rosannah
(HARDIN) FIELD, was born 1818 in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky;
married there on 15 May 1836, Edna SULLINGER, born 10 September 1820.
In 1838 they moved to Boonville, Missouri. He died 10 September 1841,
at the age of 24.

Issue: #7175...Laura Martin Field, born 15 May 1837; married 20 May
1860, in Frankfort, Kentucky, David Mortimer BRIGHT, born 28 July
1832; died 8 September 1896. Issue: 1) Dr. Hardin W. Bright, born 16
Feb 1862, Frankfort, Franklin County, Kentucky; married 18 July 1894
in Ontario, Canada, Florence B. LEWIS. They resided in Niagra Falls,
New York. 2) William B. Bright, born 26 Oct 1865. 3) Lacy Lee Bright,
born 4 March 1869; married 27 Sept 1898, Blanche Tandy DIXON, and
they resided in Harrodsburg, Kentucky. 4) Florrie Field Bright, born
6 March 1874. 5) Annie Neville Bright, born 24 April 1877. 6) Laura
Fairfax Bright, born 23 April 1880.

#7042...(Judge) Curtis FIELD, Jr., born 3 November 1822, Madison
County, Kentucky. He was the son of #6987, Curtis and Rosannah (HARDIN)
FIELD. On 25 March 1845 at Harrodsburg, Kentucky, (Judge) Curtis (Jr.)
married Martha Golden RICHARDSON (born 13 October 1836, Wilkinson
County, Mississippi - died 13 March 1860). He practiced in the Supreme
and Circuit Courts of Kentucky until he removed to Missouri in 1868.

Issue: #7176...Rosa Hardin Field, born 28 April 1848, Richmond,
Kentucky; married __COURTNEY. Resided Kirksville, Missouri. She died 1
November 1887, Eldorado Springs, Missouri. Issue: l) Lucy Courtney,
who married MILLER 2) Field Courtney 3) Lee Courtney 4) Hardin Courtney
#7177...Curtis D. Field, born 14 November 1849, Kentucky. He married in
Missouri, and died in Lamont, Missouri, on 27 November 1892.
#7178...Mattie Richardson Field, born 1 August 1851, Kentucky; married
at Warrensburg, Missouri, __GENTRY. She died 8 February 1899, Dresden,
Missouri.
#7179...Frank Richardson Field, born 12 June 1853, Richmond, Kentucky.
He married and lived in Eldorado Springs, Missouri.
#7180...Charles Richardson Field, born 12 June 1856, Richmond, Kentucky.
He married and lived in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.
#7181...John Hardin Field, born 2 March 1858; He married __ and lived in
Mexico, Missouri.
#7182...Sallie Field, born 2 April 1846; married 8 May 1873 Knobnoster,
Missouri, to Gerome B. McCLURE (born 7 March 1835). Resided in Sedalia,
Pettis County, Missouri. Issue: 1) Marrie McClure, born 17 May 1874;
died 3 December 1874. 2) William McClure, born 25 December 1875; died 3
November 1878. 3) John Field McClure, born 30 June 1878. Resided Sedalia,
Missouri. 4) Lilliam McClure, born 8 December 1881. Resided Sedalia,
Missouri.

#7043...John Hardin FIELD, born 8 January 1812, Richmond, Kentucky;
son of #6987, Curtis and Rosannah (HARDIN) FIELD. He married (first)
1832 in Clark County, Kentucky, Martha Ann HOCHADAY/HOCKADAY (born
1814; died June 1847); married (second) 6 July 1850, Frances PROVINES
(born 28 December 1823; died 14 March 1895 He died March 1869 in
Adrian County, Missouri. Was a planter and merchant.

Issue: #7183...Evaline Moore Field, born 27 March 1842; married 10
December 1867 to Cicero COLEMAN (born 7 Oct 1833). They resided
Chilesburg, Fayette County, Kentucky. Their son, Horace W. COLEMAN,
resided in Fayette County, Kentucky.
#7184...Curtis Field, born __; resided in Denver, Arapohoe County,
Colorado.
#7185...Amelia Field, born 1833; died in infancy.
#7186...Irvin Hochday Field, born __.
#7187...Thomas Moore Field, born __.
#7188...Rosanna Field, born 1840; died 1852.
#7189...Isaac N. Field, born 23 August 1843.
#7190...Pasttie [sic -MMLA] A. Field, born 7 March 1847.
#7191...William Provines Field, born and died in infancy.
#7192...Mary Diana Field, born and died in infancy.
#7193...John Hardin Field, born 1856. Resided in California.
#7194...Elizabeth McDowell Field, born 8 November 1859; married __DAVIS.
They resided in Greenfield, Dade County, Missouri.
#7195...Frances Provines Field, born 23 May 1860; married 7 Nov 1883
to Arthur Clay McCHESNEY (born 3 February 1855) They resided Trinidad,
Las Animas County, Colorado. He was a lawyer. Their children were: 1)
Thomas S. McChesney, born 27 August 1884. 2) Hardin Field McChesney,
born 4 June 1886. 3) Arthur Clay McChesney, born 16 January 1888.
#7196...Robert Field, born and died infancy.
#7197...Josephine Field, born 20 April 1864; unmarried. She resided
Trinidad, Las Animas County, Colorado.

#7045...Thompson Burnam FIELD, born 14 January 1828, Richmond,
Kentucky, son of #6987, Curtis and Rosannah (HARDIN) FIELD. He
married in Fayette County, Kentucky, on 28 April 1853, Lucy GRAVES
(born 15 May 1834). A farmer. Resided Woodford County, Kentucky.

Issue: #7198...Hardin Field, born 1 July 1855; married Fannie B.
UTTERBACH.
#7199...Maggie Field, born 1858; died 1868, aged about ten years.
#7200...Mamie Field, born 9 November 1862; married in Woodford County,
Kentucky, William L. GRADDY. He was a farmer. Children: 1) Lucy Field
Graddy, born 31 August 1881. 2) William Henry Graddy, born 17 Sept 1886.
3) Anna May Graddy, born 1 July 1892.

#7050...(Dr.) Davis L. FIELD, was born 12 October 1843, Jeffersonville,
Indiana. He was a son of #6999, (Dr.) Nathaniel and Sarah A. (LAWS)
FIELD, both of Kentucky. Davis L. FIELD married 22 May 1867 in
Charlestown, Indiana, Alice M. TAGGART, (born 18 September 1849).
They resided in Jeffersonville, Clark County, Indiana.

Issue: #7201 1/4...Virginia M. Field, born 27 November 1869; married
P.W. HARDIN. They resided Jeffersonville, Clark County, Indiana.
#7201 1/3...Marcus T. Field, born 10 October 1872. Resided Jeffersonville,
Clark County, Indiana.

#7051...Warden Pope FIELD, son of #6999, (Dr.) Nathaniel and Sarah A.
(LAWS) FIELD, was born 1840 in Jeffersonville, Clark County, Indiana.
He married __ and resided in Clark County, Indiana.

Issue: #7201 1/2...Warden Pope Field, Jr. b.__ [See box below.]

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1900 Clark County, Indiana Census
Residing at 220 Maple Street:
FIELD, Warden P. Sr. 59 IN, born April 1841
  Laura B. (wife) 57 IN, born April 1843
  Warden P. Jr. 25 IN, born Sept 1874
  Nellie (wife) 23 IN, born March 1877
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#7055...Thomas McClanahan FIELD, son of #7004, Willis FIELD, was
born 11 November 1825, Airy Mount Kentucky, Woodford County; married
in 1850 Susan Mary HIGBEE (died 1875). In 1851 he had removed from
Kentucky to Jackson County, Missouri. According to author Pierce,
in 1857-58, when border trouble began between Kansas and Missouri
arose, Thomas was elected Captain of a company in Independence,
Missouri. In 1860 he joined the State Guard of Missouri, and was
in the Battle of Lexington. In 1862, because of his Southern sympathies,
he was exiled from the state of Missouri. He and his family returned
to Kentucky. In 1894 he was elected (Democratic) Representative in
the State Legislature.

Issue: (Not in chronological order)
#7203...John Higbee Field, born 1855; married Lelia GAY.
#7204...Willis Field, born 1857; married Elizabeth SHRYOCK.
#7205...Thomas McClanahan Field Jr., born 9 February 1865. Resided
in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.
#7206...Isabelle M. Field, born 1854; married 1873, Alexander DUNLOP.
Resided Versailes, Woodford County, Kentucky. Their children were
(I) Sue Field Dunlop and (2) Alexander Dunlop.
#7207...Pauline C. Field, born __; married Andrew T. HARRIS. They
resided Versailes, Woodford County, Kentucky. They had a child named
Field Harris.
#7208...Bessie Card Field, born 1874

#7056...Charles W. FIELD, son of #7004, Willis FIELD, was born __
at Airy Mount, Woodford County, Kentucky. He married Nimmie MASON.
After graduating from West Point. He was a Captain in the United
States Army. He resigned during the Civil War and joined the
Confederate States Army. He was promoted to Major General and
commanded a brigade of HILL's Division, 3rd Corps of Virginia. Later
he was doorkeeper of the U.S. House of Representatives. He died
April 1882, Washington, D. C.

Additional information:
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Charles William FIELD, born 6 April 1818 at "Airy Mount" Woodford
County, Kentucky. Graduated from West Point in the class of 1849.
After resigning his United States commission in May 1861, he was
first appointed Colonel of the 6th Virginia Cavalry. Later he was
commissioned Brigadier General to rank from 9 March 1861 and transferred
to the infantry. His brigade was in the Seven Days battles at Cedar
Mountain, and in the engagement of second Manassas, where he received
a desperate wound. During his long convalescence, he served for a time as
superintendent of the Bureau of Conscription in Richmond. On 12 February
1864, he was promoted to Major General and assigned to the command of
General HOOD's old division of the 1st Corps. This he led with marked
distinction through the remaining campaigns of the Army of Northern
Virginia, and was finally paroled at Appomattox Court House. General
FIELD had a varied post-bellum career. He engaged in business for a
time, was in the service of the Khedive of Egypt, was doorkeeper of
the national House of Representatives, was a civil engineer in government
employ, and was superintendent of the Hot Springs, Arkansas, reservation.
He died in Washington, D. C., on 9 April 1892 and is buried in Loudon
Park Cemetery, Baltimore (Maryland).
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Issue: #7208...Charles W. Field, Jr., born __; married and resided in
Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland. He was a lawyer.
#7209...R. Mason Field, born __; of the United States Navy.

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1900 Census of Baltimore County, Maryland
601 Cathedral Street
FIELD, Charles W. 38 MD, born November 1861 [#7208]
  Alberta L. 28 MD, born August 1871
CRAMER, Mary (Servant) 53 Ger, born April 1847
SCHERROUN, Katie (Servant) 38 Ger., born Oct 1861
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#7060...Ezekiel H. FlELD born Airy Mount, Woodford County, Kentucky.
He was the son of #7004, Willis FIELD. Ezekiel married (1) Mary CARTER
and (2) Susan DUNLAP. Served in the Mexican War as a Lieutenant. At
the time of his death in 1851, he was a member of the Kentucky
State Senate. Resided in Woodford County, Kentucky. No Issue.

#7061...Willis FIELD (Jr.) born Airy Mount, Woodford County, Kentucky.
A son of #7004, Willis FIELD. Willis (Jr.) married Ellen CRAIG of
Woodford County, Kentucky. A farmer. He died 1875.

Issue: #7210...Samuel Field, born __. (No other information)
#7211...Willis Field, born _. Resided Versailles, Woodford County,
Kentucky.
#7212...Alice Field, born __; married McCLEOD.

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Versailles Cemetery Records - Woodford County, Kentucky
Willis FIELD, born 26 July 1818; died 31 July 1875
Ellen FIELD, born 23 January 1825; died 13 September 1881
Samuel FIELD, born 16 May 1847; died 16 August 1878
Source: Kentucky D.A.R Society. (1960)
Contributed by Bonnie Bartlett of Oregon

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Newspaper Notices, from _The Kentucky Gazette_

Vol. XXII No. 891 and dated Tuesday, 4 October 1808
John McKINNEY regarding a suit in Woodford County Court, September
term: John FIELD and Elizabeth, his wife.

Vol. IIII. No. 673 and dated 15 August 1799
A report from the Franklin District Court: Henry FIELD of Woodford
County was sentenced to death for the murder of his wife. He will
be executed on September 19th.

Marriage Notice: Elijabeth FIELD, daughter of Willis FIELD of
Woodford married (Major) William JONES of Richmond on 20 April 1824.
This information contributed by Bonnie Bartlett of Oregon

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#7065...Ezekiel Henry FIELD, son of #7005, Ezekiel and Patsey
(IRVINE) FIELD, was born 12 March 1836, Richmond, Madison County,
Kentucky. He married near there on 28 Feb 1860, Sallie W. EMBY or
EMBRY (born 18 May 1842) the daughter of W. W. and Georgia A. (OWINGS)
EMBY/EMBRY. In 1858 the subject removed to Boliver County, Mississippi.
After 1866 he and his family had returned to Madison County, Kentucky.
He was a farmer.

Issue: #7214...William Owings Field, born 2 December 1861; married
Leona TUTTLE.
#7215...Annie Clay Field, born 31 July 1862; married 1 March 188_ in
Kirksville, Missouri, John F. WHITE. They resided in Richmond, Madison
County, Kentucky, where he was a County Clerk of Madison County. Their
children were 1) William Henry White, born 11 Nov 188_. 2) Sallie Embry
White, born 4 February 1883. 3) Margaret Faulkner White, born 15 Oct 1884.
4) Jennie P. White, born 18 September 1886. 5) Ezekiel Field White, born
20 January 1889. 6) Ann Field White, born 21 December 1892. 7) George D.
White, born 4 November 1893. 8) John G. White, Jr., born 18 September
1895.

#7083...Abner FIELD, son of #7006-3--Lewis and Sarah (FISHER) FIELD,
born 12 November 1844, Pope County, Illinois; married 29 November
1877, Minnie TROVILLION (born 26 April 1861, Columbus, Pope County,
Illinois). Her father was a native of Tennessee; her mother was born
in Pope County. On 29 September 1863 (Civil War) Abner enlisted and
served in Co. G. 6th Illinois Cavalry. He was discharged in Selma,
Alabama on 25 November 1865. He spent the following year attending
school in Columbus, Illinois, since he felt the need for some education.
During his youth he was entirely without schooling, as he was needed
at home to work the farm, since his father had died. His mother made
his clothes, as well as her own, and he sometimes laughingly remarked
that he did not have a suit of "store" clothes until he was nineteen
years old. In 1883, he inherited 160 acres of his father's property.
He purchased an additional 47 acres in Pope County, Illinois, in 1889.
He was a progressive and enterprising farmer. Abner Field died 9 Feb 1894.
Minnie, his wife, married second, ___ BARTON.

Issue: #7216...Lucy E. Field, born 2 September 1878.
#7217...Allie M. Field, born 23 May 1880. Resided Valparaiso, Indiana.
#7218...Lewis Field, born 19 April 1882.
#7219...Bertha A. Field, born 29 March 1886.

To be continued next month.

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Cousin Dick Fields <104071.2666@compuserve.com> writes:

In  FCO (#17, part 2) reference was made to "The Roster of
the Lewis & Clark Expedition." It listed (1.) FIELDS, Pvt Joseph
and (2.) FIELDS, Pvt. Ruben. Although I would like to claim the
(s) ending, I can't. The correct spelling is FIELD. Capt. Clark was
a poor speller and sometimes added the (s) when recording in his daily
diary. The correct spelling of Ruben is Reubin. They were the sons
of Abraham FIELD of Culpeper Co. VA who later became a Kentuckian.
Abraham was one of the Culpeper Co. Minute Men in Colonel John FIELD's
Co. and he "petitioned the House of Burgesses for relief because of
physical disability incurred from a wound he had received in the battle"
(see footnote). The battle was the Battle of Point Pleasant also known
as the Battle of Kanawha and Dunmore's War. Dunmore's War was named
after Lord Dunmore, the last colonial governor of VA. Abraham was
granted a pension of ten pounds yearly. Colonel John FIELD was the
uncle of Abraham and was killed in this battle.

After distinguished service in the Lewis and Clark Expedition, the
FIELD brothers returned to Kentucky. Joseph died in 1807 about one
year after his return. In 1808 Reubin married Mary Myrtle and he died
Jan. 1823 at about age 47 or 48. Neither Joseph or Ruben left descendants.

Meriwether Lewis, in his report to Secretary of War, Henry Dearborn,
on 15 Jan 1807 described Joseph and Reubin as "Two of the most active
and enterprising young men who accompanied us. It was their peculiar
fate to have been engaged in all the most dangerous and difficult
scenes of the voyage, in which they uniformly acquitted themselves
with much honor."

Note: The above information was taken from Genealogies of Kentucky
Families, The Filson Club History Quarterly, pages 478-509. This is a
history of "Joseph and Reubin FIELD, Kentucky Frontiersmen of the Lewis
and Clark Expedition and Their Father Abraham" by Roy E. Appleman.

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Cousin Sarah Sharpless (SarahS1924@aol.com) writes:
Remember John MOSS -- 2nd husband of Sarah FIELD? [Sarah (ca1730-1800)
was a d/o John FIELD, who d. 1789 Louisa Co., VA. Her first husband
was William KIMBROUGH -MMLA] Have you done anything with their son,
Nelson MOSS?

I ran across a book of estate settlements of Wilkes Co., GA. It had
John MOSS, who apparently had a dau. who married Daniel H. STANDARD.
John MOSS d. in 1846.

Then the book had Daniel STANDARD, d. 1852 -- wife Ann. Witness was
Kimbro S. TURNER. So I hauled out Davidson's big book on Wilkes Co.
She shows a Kimbro STANDAW as being in the Wilkes Co. will book
1819-1836. Then, in Vol. 2, there's an abstract of the will of Kimbro
STANDARD (probated 1834) who names son, Daniel STANDARD.

Then, in the marriage section, it shows a Daniel STANDARD m. Ann H.
CASE ("Cox in original" -- I don't know what this means), 1828,
Wilkes Co.

Then there's an abstract of a will of John BLALOCK, d. 1795, who
apparently lived in Surry Co., NC, at some point. Kimbro STANDARD
presented a receipt for his legacy. And the Surry Co. business makes
me think there might be some connection with Marmaduke KIMBROUGH and the
TURNERs.

Anyway, one thing I've discovered is that families do keep marrying
each other over time...so whenever I run across a name that's even
remotely familiar, I try to track it down (just in case). So I went
into the Yates' "Computerized Ancestor" database on the Web and
found one listing for Nelson MOSS -- most likely the same as the
Nelson who was the son of Sarah (FIELD) KIMBROUGH MOSS. I haven't
written this woman yet, but I wanted to pass it along:

Husband's Name: MOSS, Nelson
Year of Birth: 1768
Place of Birth: VA
Year of Marriage:
Place of Marriage:
Wife's Name: COSBY, Mildred
Year of Birth:
Place of Birth:
DOC number: 1149.000
Type: DB
Author: SAB

-Author Information-
SOPHRONIA A. BRITTEN
P.O. BOX 395
THREE RIVERS, CA 93271-0000
(209) 561-4265

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Queries:
Can I ask if you might have a FIELDS and surname COUSINS connection
in any of the lines you are researching during the 1700s?
Thank you.
Linda COUSINS Winslager
lindacousins@juno.com

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On behalf of my cousin Mr. Walter A. FIELD, I wonder if it would be
possible to obtain some information about his ancestors. At the present
time, we know the following:

I) Mr. Walter Anthony Field was born at San Jose, COSTA RICA, on Dec.
26, 1930, the son of:

II) Mr. Walter Alfred Field, born at San Jose, COSTA RICA, on May 5,
1898 (and his wife, Mrs. Irma GALLEGOS FIELD), the son of:

III) Mr. Walter Joseph FIELD, born at Montpelier, Vermont, USA, on Jan.
26, 1860, (and his wife Mrs. Dolores HINE FIELD), the son of:

IV) Mr. Walter FIELD and Mrs. Elvira (SPENCER) FIELD.

And that is all we know. Are they American? Or are they English?
If you could provide us with any information about this enigma, it
would be just great.

Sincerely yours,
Carlos Hernan SEGURA
csegura@sol.racsa.co.cr

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I am looking for Ambrose FIELD b. c.1795 VA. (Details below)
Linear Ahnentafel: Ambrose Field to Mark Field

Mark Elliott FIELD
is the 3rd great-grandson of Ambrose FIELD

 --- 1st Generation ---
1.  Mark Elliott1 FIELD was born on 27 Sep 1953 Ames, IA. He married
Susan Jacqueline (Kantrowitz) FIELD, daughter of Leonard KANTROWITZ
and Mildred Beatrice PHILLIPS, on 18 Oct 1981 Los Angeles, CA.

 --- 2nd Generation ---
2.  Forest Arlen2 FIELD was born on 31 Dec 1930 Evanston, IL. He
married Sheila Ann (Baker) FIELD, daughter of Walter Branson BAKER
and Iola Geraldine Trigg BAKER, on 31 Aug 1952 Peoria, IL.

 --- 3rd Generation ---
4.  Forest Wood3 FIELD was born on 1 Aug 1907 Dieterich, IL. He
married Venna (Agrue) FIELD, daughter of William Irvin AGRUE and
Julie Ellen TILLERY, on 24 Jun 1929 Waukeegan, IL. He died on 23 Jan
1966 Peoria, IL, at age 58.

 --- 4th Generation ---
8.  Layton4 FIELD was born on 24 Jan 1876 Dieterich, IL. He married
Laura M. (Plummer) FIELD, daughter of Robert M. PLUMMER and Elizabeth
Rebecca (Haughn) PLUMMER, in 1906 Dieterich, IL. He died on 21 Mar
1941 Effingham, IL, at age 65.

 --- 5th Generation ---
16.  Samuel5 FIELD was born in Mar 1834 Dieterich, IL. He married
Matilda (Layton) FIELD, daughter of Elias LAYTON and Mary (Walls)
LAYTON, on 24 Apr 1856 Dieterich, IL. He died on 2 May 1917 Elliottstown,
IL, at age 83.

 --- 6th Generation ---
32.  Ambrose6 FIELD was born circa 1795 Virginia. He married Elizabeth
(Reeder) FIELD, daughter of Thomas A. REEDER and Aemilia ("Milly")
REEDER, in 1820 Bracken Co., KY. He died on 8 Aug 1855 Effingham Co., IL.

Thanks.
F. A. Field
fofield@ix.netcom.com

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I'm trying to connect my father to family resources about his father
Henry Field and ancestors. My dad is Dalton Phillip Field born in
Doddridge, Arkansas 3/31/18. His mother was a Sanford from Georgia.
Henry was from somewhere in the South, we think Virginia or Georgia.

Are you working on this same branch of the Field family?
Thanks for any information or suggestions that you might offer.

Thanks,
Kathy Field Rodeman
Corvallis, Oregon
rkrodeman@proaxis.com