> Trying to find the parents of Richard Lorenzo Field born May 24, 1808 > according to one census the state was CT. He married on Oct. 19, 1834 > in Richland Co., OH to Mahala Harding (dau. of Amos Harding and Phoebe > Tripp. > > Children of Richard & Mahala: > > James Edward married Charlotte Elizabeth Caldwell; Mary Angeline; > Mahala Ann; Lorenzo Payne married Lorina Beeson; George W. married > Mary Hester Couchman; Joseph Warren married Nancy Tiner/Tina Culp; > Artemissa Jane married 1st Henry Van Duzen, 2nd Aug Redtfeldt; John > David Milton married Martha J. Stillson; Julius E.; Lucius Tripp > married Carolina Melissa Bruce; Wilson W.; Margaret A. Ricard Carl > married Emma N. Walters; Florence E. > > Jeannie

Family Bible,1806....under McCalister McCalister &Fields family 1700 ..info John/Mary Fields Randall go to URL below ..click ..Available Items--then click search Database then the M www.pastconnect.com

FCO was disbanded once the e-mail group got started. We thought that this e-mail list was a better way to go. Also, the person who started it, Sam BRown, I think, had major family medical problems that he had to take care of and didn't have time for FCO. He was going to set up a website and post all the old issues of the FCO newsletter, but that was kicked to the curb, so to speak. Laurel Noel Fields wrote: > > Does anyone know if they are still around? I couldn't find any more recent postings than the 96 postings that > Randal found. > > Noel > > Randall Fields wrote: > > > Another notice, more recent. > > http://www.vsla.edu/mailarch/va_roots/1996/nov96/msg00041.html > > > > Randall Fields > > > > ==== FIELDS Mailing List ==== > > Try checking into the USGenWeb county pages for on-line research and queries. <http://www.usgenweb.com/> > > ==== FIELDS Mailing List ==== > Genealogy: Its not a hobby, its an obsession

Does anyone know if they are still around? I couldn't find any more recent postings than the 96 postings that Randal found. Noel Randall Fields wrote: > Another notice, more recent. > http://www.vsla.edu/mailarch/va_roots/1996/nov96/msg00041.html > > Randall Fields > > ==== FIELDS Mailing List ==== > Try checking into the USGenWeb county pages for on-line research and queries. <http://www.usgenweb.com/>

Another notice, more recent. http://www.vsla.edu/mailarch/va_roots/1996/nov96/msg00041.html Randall Fields

I found something about Fields Cousins Online. From our old friend Mary Alley <[email protected]>. It is at the following address: http://www.vsla.edu/mailarch/va_roots/1996/may96/msg00360.html Randall Fields BTW: I am back. Same Randall Fields who used to be the list owner.

In the future it may switch over to a rootsweb hosting. But at this time, this isn't a rootsweb project. Its a personal project that will be shared with the rootsweb community. Noel Buchmann wrote: > THANKS FOR YOUR EFFORTS -- > it is a very good idea -- BUT, why not > use ROOTSWEBhosting? > > Noel Fields wrote: > > > 2nd try, it would really help if I had thought to subscribe to the list > > using my new e-mail address <grin> > > > > _______________________ > > > > A few weeks ago I mentioned that I thought a good idea for a website > > area, would be a place for any Fields researcher to be able to send in > > their information, and others could browse it. The idea met with a lot > > of positive feedback. > > > > I was going to put this on my personal genealogy website, but I decided > > that I wanted this to be more than "just on my personal site" type > > situation. So to this end, I have registered the domain > > www.fieldsonline.com for us Fields researchers. > > > > Now that I have done this, the work will begin on the site. Its being > > hosted on a "free" host at the moment, and if it starts to grow further, > > > > I will find a larger host to go with (but this is a good place to > > start). > > > > Now for the part that includes all of you <grin> What I need from you > > guys is any gedcoms, pictures, family tree indexes etc that you would > > want to have posted on the site. My thoughts right now, is each person > > that sends in anything, will have their own click, so a person can > > browse through each one seperately. Also another thought was that we > > can have each persons "Fields" index, that a person can read down to see > > > > if any of those match. > > > > You can send anything you want included to [email protected] Hopefully > > this next week will slow down (its looking like it will) and I will get > > a chance to start work on this. Remember, the more people that give us > > information, the better for all of us! Lets make this the largest > > surname resource ever seen <big grin> > > > > Please send anything that you feel appropriate. Something you may think > > > > is nothing special, could be that missing link that a cousin needs. > > > > Ok, now back to your genealogy research! > > > > Noel > > > > ==== FIELDS Mailing List ==== > > FIELDS Family Mail List Archives: courtesy of Rootsweb, our gracious host! http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > Just type in the mail list's name: FIELDS

Hi! Do you have any more information on the following John W. and Annie Field. I am searching for a John Wesley Field and his wife Anna that were born about the same time in Virginia. Thanks in advance for any information. Lynda Murphy (I have an Emery Fields (no dates and no wife) parents: John W. Fields b 2-18-1877 and Annie Johnson b 1880 m 1895 Grayson Co., Va. Too late for this list but must be related)

2nd try, it would really help if I had thought to subscribe to the list using my new e-mail address <grin> _______________________ A few weeks ago I mentioned that I thought a good idea for a website area, would be a place for any Fields researcher to be able to send in their information, and others could browse it. The idea met with a lot of positive feedback. I was going to put this on my personal genealogy website, but I decided that I wanted this to be more than "just on my personal site" type situation. So to this end, I have registered the domain www.fieldsonline.com for us Fields researchers. Now that I have done this, the work will begin on the site. Its being hosted on a "free" host at the moment, and if it starts to grow further, I will find a larger host to go with (but this is a good place to start). Now for the part that includes all of you <grin> What I need from you guys is any gedcoms, pictures, family tree indexes etc that you would want to have posted on the site. My thoughts right now, is each person that sends in anything, will have their own click, so a person can browse through each one seperately. Also another thought was that we can have each persons "Fields" index, that a person can read down to see if any of those match. You can send anything you want included to [email protected] Hopefully this next week will slow down (its looking like it will) and I will get a chance to start work on this. Remember, the more people that give us information, the better for all of us! Lets make this the largest surname resource ever seen <big grin> Please send anything that you feel appropriate. Something you may think is nothing special, could be that missing link that a cousin needs. Ok, now back to your genealogy research! Noel

Colleen: If you go to <genforum.com> and post a message in the Field or Fields Surname list there is a guy there I can't think of his name right off the bat who has the book and has put the info into his genealogy program and does lookups for people. Jeannie

Am looking for information on Caleb Fields. B. mid 1800's. Resided in St. Lawrence County, New York. M. Mary Jane Miller. Their daughter, Sarah Mildred married Grover Morse. Sarah was born in 1883. Betty tty

Higginsons list that book (2 volume set) at $159.00 Jack Elizabeth E. Freeman wrote: > Colleen: > > I was in the same spot a couple years back. I finally ordered the book > from LDS out of Salt Lake City; it was on microfilm; spent several days > going through the book only to find no mention of my particular FIELDS > line. > > I would suggest that you use one of the LDS sites near you and order it > from Salt Lake City unless you just want to spend big bucks for the > book. At one time I saw a book store on the internet which had it (or a > reprint) available. I wasn't willing to spend that kind of money (seems > it was in the hundreds of dollars). > > Good luck in your quest. > > Liz Freeman In Oklahoma! > > > > Does anyone out there own the Fields genealogy book by F.C. Pierce? I am considering purchasing it, but my Fields have not been in this country for that long, they came over from England in the 1830's, so I'm not sure if this book will be helpful to me in my quest. I've been unable to locate a copy for interlibrary loan so have been unable to "demo" it. Fields is my maiden name so it would be a very worthwhile purchase for me if it applies to my family. Does anyone have any feedback for me? > > ==== FIELDS Mailing List ==== > Genealogy: Its not a hobby, its an obsession

Colleen: I was in the same spot a couple years back. I finally ordered the book from LDS out of Salt Lake City; it was on microfilm; spent several days going through the book only to find no mention of my particular FIELDS line. I would suggest that you use one of the LDS sites near you and order it from Salt Lake City unless you just want to spend big bucks for the book. At one time I saw a book store on the internet which had it (or a reprint) available. I wasn't willing to spend that kind of money (seems it was in the hundreds of dollars). Good luck in your quest. Liz Freeman In Oklahoma! > > Does anyone out there own the Fields genealogy book by F.C. Pierce? I am considering purchasing it, but my Fields have not been in this country for that long, they came over from England in the 1830's, so I'm not sure if this book will be helpful to me in my quest. I've been unable to locate a copy for interlibrary loan so have been unable to "demo" it. Fields is my maiden name so it would be a very worthwhile purchase for me if it applies to my family. Does anyone have any feedback for me?

Does anyone out there own the Fields genealogy book by F.C. Pierce? I am considering purchasing it, but my Fields have not been in this country for that long, they came over from England in the 1830's, so I'm not sure if this book will be helpful to me in my quest. I've been unable to locate a copy for interlibrary loan so have been unable to "demo" it. Fields is my maiden name so it would be a very worthwhile purchase for me if it applies to my family. Does anyone have any feedback for me? Thanks! Colleen (-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/6149 (-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-) -- Visit http://www.ivillage.com for your FREE iVillage.com email account. iVillage.com: The #1 Women's Network -- Real Solutions for Real Women.

Checking my "Drafts" file and found several messages I thought had been sent: Just came across some brides surnames for my list in Guilford Co. NC. that I didn't have before. Absalom Fields II, son of Absalom Fields I and Elizabeth Layton, m Julia Ann Coble 2-15-11854 m 2-16-1854 byF. ShaW J.P., parents Peter Davis Coble & Lydia Vestal, witness Peter Fields & R. T. Woodburn Benjamin Harper Fields son of Ira Fields and Elizabeth (Liza)Jobe, m Elizabeth Munett (Monnett) 5-25-1866, daughter of Christopher Monett & Charlotte Hanner, witness Daniel Coble Edmond Field, s of Susannah Field m Eliza Long 4-14-1846, witness: Emrey Field & R.N.McCulloch Emerey Field, son of Susannah Field m Delia Smith 3-6-1847 witness Gideon Coble and Abrm. Clapp (I have an Emery Fields (no dates and no wife) parents: John W. Fields b 2-18-1877 and Annie Johnson b 1880 m 1895 Grayson Co., Va. Too late for this list but must be related)

This is another plea for info on the following Fields line! My g grandparents - William Fields and Matilda Bolin or Bowling -----I'm searching for info on: ELIZABETH FIELDS born 1824 d/o ASA FIELDS and RACHEL SERJENT. Elizabeth Fields is in 1850 - 1860 and 1870 Breathitt Co. Ky census - with the following children over that time period.   DEBORAH 11 1850 census none later WILLIAM 1848 ELIZABETH 1851 JOSEPHUS 1854 MILES AND EVOLINE 1857 (TWINS) LOUISA 1860 VICTORIA 1863 There was no man listed in the household. For some of that time Elizabeth lived in the Quicksand area near Jackson Ky. After 1870 I have found no other trace of her.   Her son WILLIAM FIELDS may have been my g grandfather. WILLIAM FIELDS married MATILDA JANE(?) Bolin - BOWLING - born - 1859 or (1850?) Clay Co. Ky. - they had four children: I can't verify my grandfather William was son of Elizabeth Fields or that my grandmother Matilda Jane Bowling was daughter of Wright Bowling and Marinda Collins. Children of William Fields and Matilda Bowling -----    DANIEL BOONE 1878 -birth record Leslie Co Ky. ROBERT 1879 -Marriage record Leslie Co. no birth records for ELIZABETH 1883 - or JOSEPH 1884 my grandfather. I can't find the marriage record for WILLIAM FIELDS AND MATILDA BOLIN. Elizabeth Fields was dau. of Asa Fields (1787 NC and Rachel Serjent ------Asa's parents were Hiram Fields and Fannie Mays born 1730/40 Eng. Asa's siblings were ----Davis S. 1750/60 - John 1763/65 - Isaac 1778 - Wm. Jason 1790 - James Anderson 1795 - and Green 1804 Glenda Davidson

Hi, I'm new to the list. My gg-grandmother was Charity FIELDS. Here is what I know about her: In the one census I found her (already married with children), it only said "from TN". She is buried in Smyrna Cemetery near Downsville LA, (this info from an e-mail I received and from 1980 issue of Northeastern Louisiana Genealogical Society Quarterly, which had a list of all who were buried in Smyrna Cem). Her gravestone apparently only reads "Charity Fields Ellis - Age 87". A copy of a lawsuit gotten from Farmerville LA Clerk of Court, dated Aug 1891, states that Charity ". . is very old and infirm, she was seventy nine years old last January", meaning she was born in 1812 and from gravestone saying died at 87, she died in 1900 or 1901 (in the computer program, a death date of 1901 makes her 88 years at death, so I put in 1900. She married my gg-grandfather, Benjamin C. ELLIS on an unknown date. They had 6 children: Joseph Graves (my g-grandfather) Martha A. John E. George H. James C. Phillie H. E. (The last two I only found out about with the list of those buried in Smyrna). I have no idea how to start looking for someone whose only origins are "from TN"!! Can anyone help? Thanks Francesca Sutton Austin TX

Is any one related to the following - if so, would love to hear from you! Linda N [email protected] A great truth spoken by a child= Pray every day, God loves the sound of your voice. Descendants of DAVID FIELDS SR. 1. DAVID FIELDS SR. b: 1768 in NC d: 1828 in TN .. +MARY JARMON b: 1768 in NC d: 1842 in TN ..2 Mary Lavilla Fields b: 16 January 1800 d: 27 August 1836 .....+Phillip Koonce b: 01 April 1796 in Jones Co. NC d: 23 May 1861 in Lebanon, Wilson Co TN ..2 REDDEN FIELDS b: 03 June 1803 in Wilson Co TN ...... +POLLY FARINGTON b: 1804 d: 29 October 1849 in Wilson Co TN ...... 3 AMANDA E. FIELDS b: Abt. 1826 in TN d: 1901 .......... +ALBERT B. HORNSBY b: Abt. 1827 in TN d: Bef. 1870? ...... 3 Paralee Fields b: 14 February 1828 in TN d: 23 April 1922 in Hickory Co MO; buried Walker/Wright Cemetery .......... +Little Berry Hickman b: 22 June 1826 in TN d: 20 Feb 1915 ...... 3 David C. Fields b: Abt. 1830 ...... 3 John A. Fields b: 29 September 1833 in TN .......... +Mary L. Smith b: 07 December 1848 in Bradley Co TN ...... 3 Mary A. "Polly" Fields b: Abt. 1836 ...... 3 Joel H. Fields b: Abt. 1839 ..2 David Fields Jr. b: 1806 .....+Rhody Farrington b: Abt. 1800 d: Bef. 1840 ..2 Catherine Fields b: 1807 ..2 Nancy Fields b: 1808 ...... +Charles Bradberry ..2 Parthena Fields b: 1809 ...... +Julias Sanders ..2 Richard Fields ..2 John Fields b: 1811 ..2 Rachel Fields ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

My g grandparents - William Fields and Matilda Bolin or Bowling -----I'm searching for info on: ELIZABETH FIELDS born 1824 d/o ASA FIELDS and RACHEL SERJENT She is in 1850 - 1860 and 1870 Breathitt Co. Ky census - with the following children over that time period.   DEBORAH 11 1850 census none later WILLIAM 1848 ELIZABETH 1851 JOSEPHUS 1854 MILES AND EVOLINE 1857 (TWINS) LOUISA 1860 VICTORIA 1863 There was no man listed in the household. For some period (maybe all that time) Elizabeth lived in the Quicksand area near Jackson. After 1870 I have found no other trace of her.   Her son WILLIAM FIELDS may have been my g grandfather. WILLIAM FIELDS married MATILDA JANE(?) Bolin - BOWLING - born - 1859 or (1850?) in Clay Co. Ky. - they had four children: I can't verify my grandfather William was son of Elizabeth Fields or that my grandmother Matilda Jane Bowling was daughter of Wright Bowling and Marinda Collins. Their Children:    DANIEL BOONE 1878 -birth record Leslie Co. ROBERT 1879 -Marriage record Leslie Co. ELIZABETH 1883 - no records JOSEPH 1884 my grandfather - no birth record I know they lived in the Leslie Co. area for most or all their marriage; but can't find proof of their marriage or where Joseph and Elizabeth were born. I found Joseph Fields and Matilda with son Daniel in Wolfe Co. census (1880) - the marriage record files before 1810 - Wolfe Co. - were burned couldn't check there. William died sometime around 1895 - can't find verification. Any help would be appreciated. Glenda Davidson

Phil: Back in 1998 I (pluse everyone who subscribed at the tiem) received a message that it would be the final list as FIELDS RoootsWeb was up and running and would replace it. Liz Freeman In Oklahoma!