Hi Fields list, I was in Tahlequah yesterday looking up information on my Fields ancestors, and made a point to copy all the Fields off the 1896 Indian Census for the Delaware District, since that was were I was looking. All it primarily does is list people who were Indian in this district (which was Cherokee) as well in some cases of white spouses and white adoptees. There was no one to really explain all this, but I think the numbers to the left are page numbers. The only other thing it lists is the age and sex of the people, and sometimes the place of birth. The CN may indicate Canadian District or Connecticut--in one place it said Choctaw Nation but not in all cases. This information was in the genealogy reading room in the Northeastern State University library. Dorothy D. Welsh 1896 INDIAN CENSUS, DELEWARE DISTRICT 56 Fields, Ezekiel 54 b. AR (Margaret 46 adopt.) 57 Martha Jane 19 b. CN 58 Lula Pearl 16 59 Ezekial, Jr. 14 60 Ella Zoe (f) 11 61 Maggie 9 267 Fields, Timothy 35 (Laura, 35, adopt.) 268 Sophronia (f) 16 269 Jim 11 270 Lee 8 271 Grant 6 272 Ruthie 3 273 Virgil 1 534 Fields, Richard 23 97 Fields, Molisie E. (f) 29 adopted white 1697 Fields, Samuel I. 59 (Caroline B., 49 whilte) 1698 Miltie B. (f) 17 1699 Pricilla 14 1700 Thomas J. 12 1701 Icy Cora (f) 5 731 Fields, Ezekiel 47 b. CN 732 Elizabeth 44 733 Emma 19 734 Cora 11 760 Fields, William H. 30 (Molisie E. 29, adopt.) 761 George Andrew 8 762 Lizzie 6 763 William E. 4 764 Howard 2 1933 Fields, John L. 2 (was 2) CN (Della, 18, white) 1934 Charlotte 54 CN 1935 Laura A. 23 CN 1936 Robert W. 20 CN 1937 Maude E. 16 CN (numbers to the right may indicate the Indian family to which they belong) 1 Fields, Lena 18 (white adopted) (1) 33 Fields, Laura 35 (white adopted) (267) 10 Fields, Julia Ann 17 (white adopted) (53) 198 Fields, Carolina 49 (white adopted) (1697) 1308 Fields, Caroline 49 (white adopted) CN (in this case CN could be Creek Nation--notations were not readily clear) 66 Fields, Eliza Jane 48 CN (George Washington, 49, KY) 67 Pleasant 27 CN 68 William 25 CN 69 Elizabeth 22 CN 70 George Washington 19 CN 71 Annie 11 CN 15 Fields, William Webster 38 CN (Annie, 34, white, KS) 16 Jess 8 CN 17 Bird (m) 5 CN 18 Dora 2 CN 19 Della 1 CN 20 Eugene 9 mo. CN 1242 Fields, Millie (f) 14 CN 1243 Lue (f) 12 CN 1244 Eddie (m) 6 CN (adopted whites) 5 Fields, Annie 34 KS (15) 9 Fields, Martha Jane 68 TN (29) 30 Fields, George Washington 49 MO (66) 29 Fields, Thomas Monroe 49 TN (Martha, 68, white, TN) Hope this helps someone. None are my Fields. However, I too am descended from Chief Richard, by way of his son George/Sallie Daniel. Surely are a lot of us descendents! I have collected miscellaneous information on the Chief for years.

There is a Robert Field on the 17900 PA Census, Montgomery Co., Abington Township. There are 4 'free white males 16 years and up'; 2 'free white males under 16"; and 3 free white females. Has anyone researshed this family? Would like to know the names of the children and the spouse of Robert. Thanks for responding. Liz Freeman In Oklahoma!

Aloha from the Aloha State. Looking for a female Fields that mar: any Nichols in upper NY (Possibly a Charles Elijah Nichols). A son was born 19 Jan 1821 in Sackets Harbor, Jefferson Co. NY called Nelson Elijah Nichols. We have data on Nelson but nothing on Charles or his wife. (Family folk lore says Nelson's mother was a Fields and there was a family in Sackets Harbor named Fields. Nelson had 2 brothers (could have been half brothers - 1) William Henry Nichols b: abt 1825 Location ? and 2) Charles Nichols b: abt 1828 location ? Any infor or help is appreciated. Mahalo & Aloha. Robert Nelson Nichols.

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An event in the life of a Mr William FIELDS of Livingston KY. I am not related to him, but maybe you are. FRED L. STRICKLAND ====================== There was quite an excitement here for a while Saturday over a supposed mad dog biting seven or eight dogs and as many hogs. He was finally killed by Wm Fields. All have refused to kill their dogs > -----Original Message----- > From: C L CRAWFORD [SMTP:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 1999 2:14 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: MT VERNON SIGNAL NEWSPAPERS/ROCKCASTLE > > ROCKCASTLE COUNTY, KENTUCKY > JUNE 15, 1900 > > The editors of the kentuckian a paper published at London, make an > unfair > and an untruthful attack on our much beloved friend and public > benefactor > hon James B. mcCreary, in thier last weeks issue. It is a pity that > these > 2x4 editors have reached this conclusion in regard to Kentucky's > leading > democrat, mcCreary for thirty years has been an honor to the state and > nation filling every position he has ever held with exceptional credit > to > himself and constituency. While Kentucky's chief executive he won the > name > of model governor. Six times did the people of this district send him > to > congress and each day they could point to him with pride as a > representative; each year he advocates on the stump and from his purse > the > principles of the democratic party. He was the freind and champion of > William J. Bryan; he helped to frame the last Kentucky Democratic > Platform > and wa sa close adviser and personal friend of Gov William Goebel. > During > all of his long service as apublic servant, he ha > s been an honor to Kentucky and the people realizing that fact honored > him > again on yesterday by making him a delegate at large from this state > to the > Kansas city convention. He will be Deboe's successor in the United > States > senate and will be a fit successor to Clay Beck; Carlisle and Lindsey. > The > editors of kentuckian should take a heavy dose of salts; a good bath > and > get in a good humor; quit attacking good men and able statesmen who > have > worked so hard for their own party and try harder to publish a newsy > local > paper and thereby have three square meals a day and apple pie for > Sunday > > POSSUM HOLLER > (LEVEL GREEN) > > We have no news. Mr Editor, is it a fact that the workd news was > originally formed by putting the initial letters of north, east, west > and > south into a word and making it mean "a gathering up of incidents, &c, > from > the four quarters of the earth"? > Our place is now connected with Eubanks and the rest of mankind by > telephone. We will soon be in direct communication with Mt Vernon. > Also > as the poles are now being placed along the line. Won't it make > Possum > Holler boom and feel big of itself? > Last Thursday's rain south of us did immense damage to farms and farm > products..washing some fields as deep as plowed, nearly all over. > corn is > growing faster than ever known, I went to the field yesterday where > Joe and > Tom were plowing and hoing a new sort of corn which I had received > from > Braxil and planted in a very rich bottom highly fertilized. I could > almost > see the corn growing; so when we started fro dinner I set a ten foot > pole > by a fine hill in order to see how much it would grow in the two hours > the > boys would be absent, and by jing what do you think; the corn had > tasseled > and siled and there was some short blades and a "right smart" shoot on > the > pole when they returned. > Our oats seem to be advancing backward, but we have an exuberant (what > does > that word mean) corp of tater bugs and I have an old possum setting a > big > hickory stump (hollow of course) on nine young ones. I tell you they > make > a real nest full > Our bees are rich and I keep them well robbed and we milk four good > cows so > you can readily see that my meat is milk and honey. > Our wheat has some smut and the fly has injured some of it. Now I will > bet > the biggest possum I ketch next winter, that there is not a lawyer nor > politition in Rockcastle county that can tell what makes smut in the > wheat. > The fly was broguht here by the Hessian soldiery that surrendered > near > this place in 1776. The tater bug just naturally grows on the tater. > Betsey and me had a fine large mess of new peas, newtaters, beets and > ingeroun Sunday > Betsey and me each have a garden and we are striving to excel one > another. > Competition is is the life of business > I am not able to work hard so I put in most of my time helping the > town > pupil. I have been thinking of gettin a divorce from work altogether, > some > of my neighbors has and they have much less worry and troubles than I > do. > We had outhten to work much in this life no how, Mr Editor. > General Burton an old nabor ofter trying the telephone and asking John > Riddle about coffee, &c, declares that it is a reality, thos he never > believed it till now. Very hard to get some pupil to believe unless > they > can see and handle like Thomas ov the Scriptor. W have sum pupil who > say > thar is no H..l just simply from the fact tha have had no experience > there. > Now I alwasy did believe that much, and and that is a very populous > place > tho by no means a good farming country, like some parts ov > Oklahoma..to > dry. If my health would ever get well I am satisfied that I would > feel better. > We ar all for Black in Possum Holler for Governor and I tell you we > cut a > big notch on the election stick. Very truly, Buck Varnon > > LIVINGSTON > > Mrs Sallie Magee is quite sick this week > > W.B. Sigman was in town Saturday on business > > Mrs Jas Taylor has returned from a visit to friends near Maretburg > > W.H. Cottengim one of the clerks in Ward & Magee's store, went to Mt > Vernon > Monday > > T.D. Mullins and family were visiting relatives at Mullins Station > Saturday > and Sunday > > Miss Helen Singleton is the guest of ehr uncle J.E. Singleton for a > while > > Miss Pearl Pollock is visiting friends in Stanford and Maywood > > Miss Minnie Cozatt is spending few days with Mr and MRs W.W. Wright > > Miss Bertha Francisco of Ingall, Kansas is visiting her cousin > > E.S. Elmore went to Stanford Saturday on business > > George harris was out from Crab Orchard Monday > > Jailer Griffin was in town Monday > > Will Carpenter has moved into a house of T.D. Mullins > > John Magee is in the mountains looking after his timber. Steve Owens > has > been employed as head sawyer for Mr Magee > > Mrs Joel Cooper was taken to Stnford Infirmary last week; an operation > performed and tumor removed..patient is doing well > > Mrs hartley came home Saturday and returned on next train to Lebanon. > She > says her son is dangerously hurt > > Henry Owens who has been seriously ill with pneumonia is slowly > improving > > Dr E.J. Brown of Stnford was here last week to see Capt T.J. Ballard > who > seems to be doing very well now > > Dr Henry Pettus and wife will move back to Livingston in the near > future > > There was quite an excitement here for a while Saturday over a > snapposed > mad dog biting seven or eight dogs and as many hogs. He was finally > killed > by Wm Fields. All have refused to kill their dogs

Fields List Subscribers - Although I could be considered somewhat of an intruder since my lineage is in the surname Field rather than Fields, I'm impressed with those of the Fields surname, particularly our list owner/manager, Randall Fields. I presently subscribe to about 27 Rootsweb discussion lists and Randall is only the third out of all of these to openly solicit financial support for Rootsweb. Randall, I thank you! When less than 95% of the users of Rootsweb services support the cooperative financially I do think that list owner/subscribers need to lead the charge for support. Just because there is no charge for the services, this does not mean there is no cost. I have no connection with Rootsweb except being a very grateful subscriber to lists. I pose a challenge for the Fields Family Discussion list. Let us be the first discussion list with 100% of subscribers financially supporting Rootsweb. How about it. John Tallman Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Rootsweb Donor

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I am forwarding this message to the list. Please reply to the address below or directly to the list if you have information. I have just begun looking for information about my great-grandfather, John T. (possibly Terrell) Fields. I do not have a date of birth or date of death, he was born in South Carolina. John T. Fields married Lucy Susan Jennings, born 9/17/1845, in Richmond, Va. She died 1/22/1927 and is buried in Caruthersville, Missouri. John and Lucy Fields had three children: 1. Linnie Mae Fields, born 5/8/1878, (married Don Holman, a Methodist minister). 2. Julia Ann Fields (married a man named Taylor). 3. Carroll Doyle Fields, my grandfather, born 2/9/1880, in Gayoso, Missouri. He was a merchant. He died 6/9/1945, and was buried in Caruthersville, Missouri. Any help would be appreciated. -------------------- Please reply to [email protected] (Billie Stovall)

> I am seeking any information on my great-grandmother Mary Francis = > (Fields) Blanton. She was married to Arthur Blanton, had 2 daughters and = > passed away in April or May of 1932. We believe her birthday was April = > 12 but are not sure of the year. Thanks in advance. > D. Covert I received this and thought I would forward it to the list. It had HTML code in the mail and was rejected. Please reply to [email protected] List Manager Randall Fields

Here is an entry from that KY newspaper. I hope this helps someone out. FRED L. STRICKLAND Mrs Wm Fields and Little daughter Grace have returned to their home at Maywood. > -----Original Message----- > From: C L CRAWFORD [SMTP:[email protected]] > Sent: Saturday, January 16, 1999 6:01 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: MT VERNON SIGNAL NEWSPAPERS/ROCKCASTLE > > ROCKCASTLE COUNTY, KENTUCKY > JUNE 8, 1900 (CONT) > > PERSONAL (CONT) > > Hubert Hartley brakeman was struck by an engine at Pittsburg, Monday > night > and seriously injured. he was falgging and sat down on the track and > went > to sleep > > O.M. Vancleave photographer from Wildie is here prepared to take > pictures. > Anone desiring a picture of themselves their famlies or homes can > find him > at Willis Adams. He will remain over next week > > The Commencement exercises of the Mt Vernon Collegiate Institute which > took > place Friday night were highly creditable to the entire faculty the > graduates T.a. Stewart and W.R. Henderson both had good orations and > delivered them well. Hon W.R. Ramsey who delivered the class address > almost captivated the entire audience by the beautiful and striking > contrast which he drew between yesterday and today showing how > differently > and better situated the girls and boys of today are to what they were > 100 > years ago. The music under the control of Miss Cox was first class > and > added greatly to the enjoyment of the evening. The diplomas were then > presented by C.C. Williams Pres of the Board of Trustees in a few and > appropriate remarks after in which Prof Ewers said a few words > expressing > his satisfaction the progress which the entire shcool had made during > the > eyar he also expressed his appreciation of so great amount of interest > manifested by the people generally in the school, and assured them > that by a continuance of their hearty cooperation that he would be > able to > make the school even much better than it had been this year. > > LIVINGSTON > > Sam Magee was with homefolks in Crab Orchard Sunday > > Walter Rice is visiting hsi grand aprents Mr and Mrs H.W. Rice > > Mrs R.C. Wade accompanied her sister, Miss Wlaker to her home in > Perryville > > Mr and Mrs Claud Linville have moved to the property vacated by Mr > Carpenter > > Mesdames Carrie Graves and Mary Linville were in Stanford last week > > Miss Cora Adams returned Saturday from a week's visit to her uncle > C.M. > Cummins at Maretburg > > Mrs mary Johnson of Berea was the guest of Mrs Jerome Adams on her way > to > Danville Monday night > > J.H. Hagan and wife of Corbin are visiting Mrs hagan's parents Capt > and Mrs > Orndorf > > Mrs Powell of Jackson county visited her husband at this place last > week > > Mrs Wm Fields and Little daughter Grace have returned to their home at > Maywood > > Miss Iva Bessick of Lebanon Junction is visiting Mrs Jas Frazier at > this place > > E.B. Smith has moved into his new building and Postmaster Ward > occupies the > building vacated. > > Dr and Mrs Cooper visited at Crab Orchard this week > > Mesdames Sallie Griffin Mandy Reynolds were with friends the first of > the > week at Maretburg > > Geo Griffin has returned to laurel county whre he is engaged in the > saw > mill business > > Mrs W.R. Dillion visited her brother Capt T.J. Ballard on the Big Hill > Saturday and Sunday > > Mrs Will Saterfield returned to her home Sunday night after quite a > lengthy > visit to her parents Capt and Mrs Bentley > > T.J. Ballard has been moved to son's Matt Ballard at this place for a > while > and at this time is in a very critical condition but there is much > hopes of > him improvement > > ORLANDO > > J.E. Singleton was here this week moving D.B. Langford's stock of > goods > > J. Fish was here from Wildie this week > > W.D. Williams was here on business Monday > > BIRTH: Born to the wife of fidel Robertson a boy; and a fine girl > registered with Mrs Minnie Chestnut > > Tip Langford is on the sick list > > Monroe Singleton's child is very sick and is not expected to recover > > D.G. Bales of Berea was here Sunday > > P.W. Clark and B.G. Mullins have loaded several cars of coal here > lately > > Noah Mason and others have opened up several new entry on coal lands > near here > > D. Martin who is falgging for the work train on this line, has made a > reputation of Killing snakes and explaining the political situation > > BRODHEAD > > The youngest child of William Albright was buried Sunday at the > Albright > grave yard. > > W.G. Adams is still confined to his room and not able to get out > > Mrs Emily Baker is not expected to live but a short time > > It was reported last week in the Interior Journal R.H. Hamm and Miss > Helen > Thurmond were married while taking in the reunion at Louisville and a > great > many were surprised when Mr Hamm returned bringing no one with him > > R.P. Pike must have enjoyed his trip to Louisville for he was the last > one > to return > > Miss Ella Dunn returned home last Friday after a protracted visit to > friends in Garrard > > The editor of the Signal Mr E.S. Albirght ws here Saturday with that > usual > pleasant smile on his face. Edgard is a good boy and a hustler

Hi Mary, I wrote Betty yesterday, and in hindsight I'm wondering if I should have copied the list... My Fields hail from IL (to the point that I have them researched anyway) and also have incidences of twins. My grandfather's sister had 2 sets of twins! I see a couple of common names in your listing, so am wondering if we can help each other... Here's my info: Edmund Fields b. 2/19/1830 IL d. 10/9/1903 CA m. abt 1856 Lucy Ann Brooks b. 11/9/1835 IN d. 4/19/1918 CA Children: 1. William Benton Fields b. 1857 IL 2. Katherine Susanna Fields b. 1859 IL 3. John Wesley Fields b. 1861 IL 4. Ezra Grant Fields b. 1864 Springfield, IL 5. Jonathan Willis Fields b. 1866 IL 6. Cora Ann Fields b. 1869 CA (twin) 7. Frank Dillon Fields b. 1869 CA (twin) 8. Elmer Morgan Fields b. 1872 CA 9. Charles Coward Fields b. 1875 CA 10. Corley Fields b. 1878 CA 11. Harry Martin Fields b. 1880 CA My ggrandfather is #8 above -- his only daughter, Muriel, bore 2 sets of twins. There were no incidences of twins in his other children, both sons. I have recently made contact with a descendant of #4 Ezra Grant Fields who has research compiled by his mother which states that Edmund Fields was actually born in England and came to America as a small boy at which point the 's' was added to the name. There is no source cited for this, though, and this would contradict information, including his death certificate, which states that he was born in IL. This information also indicates that Lucy Ann Brooks is the daughter of William Brooks (PA) and Susannah Winant (PA). Winant is of dutch ancestry so, if this is accurate, it appears she may hail from the Pennsylvania Dutch. I have been unable to find an Edmund Fields in the 1850 or 1860 IL census. Edmund Fields journeyed to California abt 1867 via the Oregon Trail settling initially in Glenn County near Colusa, CA. His wife an! ! d first 5 children joined him there by rail. The family later moved to Santa Barbara County near Lompoc, CA, and were among the first settlers and pioneering agriculturists of that area. Colleen (-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-) http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/6149 (-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-)(-::-) On Mon, 18 Jan 1999 22:29:13 Mary K Ward wrote: >Dear Betty, > Over a year ago when I was looking for =93Russell=94Fields-I scribbl= >ed >information for the following family which turned out to be my William >Russell Fields and Mary Delawder. =20 > On the 1880 Soundex; Upper Township, Lawrence Co., Ohio I found >this: William R. Fields 35 , wife Mary 34, Isaac 13, Cora Jane 11, >Elizabeth 8, Emma 8, William 5, John F. 2 , and Martin Minerva 19, all >born in Ohio. =20 > =20 >Notice the twins, Elizabeth and Emma. They were born 24 Oct 1871 in >Ironton, Lawrence Co., Ohio > >Mary K. Ward <[email protected]>, Richmond, VA > >A life is not lost when it is known to future generations > > >=3D=3D=3D=3D FIELDS Mailing List =3D=3D=3D=3D >The Rootsweb searchable archives is up and running. >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >It does assume you know the name of the list you want to search. > > -- Visit http://www.ivillage.com for your FREE iVillage.com email account. iVillage.com: The Women's Network -- Real Solutions for Busy Women.

Dear Betty, Over a year ago when I was looking for “Russell”Fields-I scribbled information for the following family which turned out to be my William Russell Fields and Mary Delawder. On the 1880 Soundex; Upper Township, Lawrence Co., Ohio I found this: William R. Fields 35 , wife Mary 34, Isaac 13, Cora Jane 11, Elizabeth 8, Emma 8, William 5, John F. 2 , and Martin Minerva 19, all born in Ohio. Notice the twins, Elizabeth and Emma. They were born 24 Oct 1871 in Ironton, Lawrence Co., Ohio Mary K. Ward <[email protected]>, Richmond, VA A life is not lost when it is known to future generations

MY first time here! b in Southern Illinois: authored my genealogy and account of "So IL" and my "FIELD" [w/o the s]-- but my ggg [b. 1812 Ohio] had twin and his descendants ADD the S! Interesting! lots of twins in our line. Besides the wonderful Pierce's 2 vol. FIELD genelogy, there is the CULPEPPER CO of VA genalogy--full of the VA Field and their marriages and moves. Did not see mine named,but with all the john, benj, james, wm, henrys I have hopes.....my James mar Mary "Polly" Plumb in WV 1810, they raised 13 ch in Ohio, and many of them came on to IL and West. searching for his parents. watch for your queries that I may have answers to. .... [email protected] ..betty FIELD renshaw...

The Fields I'm searching for is John Fields born about 1751 Bedford Co.,VA married Sarah Elizabeth White. Had son John Fields and possibly another son Thomas. Died 1777 in(?) Bedford Co,VA. Belive his father may have been named John too. Any help greatly appericated .I have John Jr. in Adair Co,Ky from abt 1795 onward with wife Martish Stapp Fields and sons William Buford b. 1807, S.B. Fields(Dr.) & Elijah Creel Fields (Dr.)& John Fields (I'm finding a John in every generation so far). Sarah White Fields married William Hurt and went with him and her son (age 16) to Ky. abt. 1794 to Ky. first Bourbon Co. and on to Adair Co.Ky. Need to find info on Jonh Fields born 1751 and on his death as to exactly when and how if possible, was his father also John? Judge Rollin Hurt's (grandson of William Hurt ) memos state William met Sarah after going for a visit back home to Va. and spending the night with John Fields. This leads me to believe Sarah a young widow with a baby was living with her in laws. Can anyone please HELP? Thanks,Robbie at [email protected] Edwin Garrison "Happiness is a firm weapon lock and a good tone."

Greetings Field Cousins! I was wondering if anyone out there might happen to know where I could locate the book, "VALLEY OF THE SCOTS" by Malcomb Fowler. If you can advise me PLEASE email me PERSONALLY at [email protected], so as not to clutter up the list and irritate anyone. I am told that one of my ancestors is mentioned in this book. Thanks. Sue

I am looking for the parents or siblings of John Terrill Fields, my great-grandfather. First generation: John Terrill was born in 1824 in Charleston, SC. He died in 1880. He married Lucy Susan Jennings. She was born 9/17/1845 in Richmond, Virginia. She died 1/22/1927 and is buried in Caruthersville, Missouri. Second generation: John and Lucy Fields had three children: 1. Linnie (or Lennie) Mae Fields, born 5/8/1878, (married Don Holman, a Methodist minister). Both are buried in Caruthersville, MO. 2. Julia Ann Fields born March 22, 1877. (married George(?) Taylor). 3. Carroll Doyle Fields, my grandfather, born 2/9/1880, in Gayoso, Missouri. He was a merchant. He died 6/9/1945, and was buried in Caruthersville, Missouri. Carroll Doyle Fields married Edna Kathryn Tims, January 18, 1908. Kathryn Tims Fields was born April, 1880. Third generation: Carroll Doyle and Kathryn Fields had two daughters: 1. Elizabeth Lucile Fields, born May 25, 1914. (married August Edward Pujol). Died 1987. Buried in Caruthersville, MO. 2. Floy Kathryn Fields, born March 12, 1916. (married William Graham Shaw). Died February 17, 1955. Buried in Caruthersville, MO. Any help would be appreciated.

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_916683179_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII In a message dated 1/17/99 1:40:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > > Aloha. Does anyone have a female "Fields" from Sackets Harbor, NY that > mar: a > Nichols (possible Charles Elijah Nichols) circa 1819-1820 and who had a > child > named Nelson Elijah Nichols who was born 19 Jan 1821 Sackets Harbor, NY. > Mahalo and Aloha. Bob Nichols > > > --part0_916683179_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from relay28.mx.aol.com (relay28.mail.aol.com [172.31.109.28]) by air06.mail.aol.com (v56.22) with SMTP; Sun, 17 Jan 1999 13:40:41 -0500 Received: from bl-30.rootsweb.com (bl-30.rootsweb.com [207.113.245.30]) by relay28.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id NAA05703 for <[email protected]>; Sun, 17 Jan 1999 13:40:34 -0500 (EST) Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-30.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id KAA11290 for [email protected]; Sun, 17 Jan 1999 10:39:32 -0800 (PST) Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1999 10:39:32 -0800 (PST) X-From_: [email protected] Sun Jan 17 10:39:30 1999 Received: from bl-3.rootsweb.com (bl-3.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.19]) by bl-30.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with ESMTP id KAA11237 for <[email protected]>; Sun, 17 Jan 1999 10:39:30 -0800 (PST) From: [email protected] Received: from imo14.mx.aol.com (imo14.mx.aol.com [198.81.17.4]) by bl-3.rootsweb.com (8.9.1a/8.9.1) with ESMTP id KAA23956 for <[email protected]>; Sun, 17 Jan 1999 10:25:19 -0800 (PST) Received: from [email protected] by imo14.mx.aol.com (IMOv18.1) id EABWa05501 for <[email protected]>; Sun, 17 Jan 1999 13:37:52 -0500 (EST) Message-ID: <[email protected]> Old-Date: Sun, 17 Jan 1999 13:37:52 EST To: [email protected] X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 205 X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list Subject: {not a subscriber} Female Fields X-Envelope-To: FIELDS-L Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Aloha. Does anyone have a female "Fields" from Sackets Harbor, NY that mar: a Nichols (possible Charles Elijah Nichols) circa 1819-1820 and who had a child named Nelson Elijah Nichols who was born 19 Jan 1821 Sackets Harbor, NY. Mahalo and Aloha. Bob Nichols --part0_916683179_boundary--

It's been some time since I've posted this line. Does anyone have any connections? Alicia Deats Descendants of MOSES GILBERT FIELDS, Dr. 1 MOSES GILBERT FIELDS, Dr. b: Abt. 1801 in South Carolina d: Bef. 1870 in Alabama .. +PARTHENIA (PARTHENA) b: 1810 in South Carolina m: Abt. 1826 d: Bet. 1870 - 1880 in Jefferson County, Alabama ....... 2 John T. Fields b: Abt. 1827 in Alabama d: Unknown ........... +Winaford "Winnie" Griffin b: Abt. 1826 in Tennessee m: July 23, 1846, in Shelby County, Alabama d: Abt. 1886 ....... 2 MARGARET ANN FIELDS b: 1831 in Alabama d: 1912 in Green Pond, Bibb, Alabama ........... +ALLEN G. HILL, DR. b: 1828 in Alabama m: December 19, 1849, in Shelby County, Alabama d: 1915 in Green Pond, Bibb, Alabama ....... 2 Sarah J. Fields b: Abt. 1836 in Alabama d: Unknown ........... +George W. Turnham b: Abt. 1835 m: December 22, 1965, in Shelby County, Alabama d: Unknown ....... 2 James G. Fields, Dr. b: June 1836 in Alabama d: April 07, 1907 ........... +Mary A. Davidson b: March 1829 in South Carolina m: December 20, 1855, in Shelby County, Alabama d: Bef. 1894 ....... *2nd Wife of James G. Fields, Dr.: ........... +Jane b: Abt. 1840 m: Abt. 1894 d: Unknown ....... 2 Moses Fields, Jr. b: Abt. 1840 in Alabama d: February 17, 1887 ........... +Mary Susan Watson b: Abt. 1842 in Alabama m: December 26, 1865, in Jefferson County, Alabama d: Aft. 1901 ....... 2 Elizabeth Nancy Fields b: Abt. 1846 in Alabama d: Unknown ........... +John C. Watson b: Abt. 1846 in Alabama m: Abt. 1870 in Jefferson County, Alabama d: Unknown

Everyone please join me in welcoming our new subscribers. Date: 1/17/99 2:59:32 AM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] (Edwin Garrison) To: FIELDS-L Date: 1/16/99 1:51:31 PM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] (betty renshaw) Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> To: FIELDS-L Date: 1/16/99 1:43:52 PM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] (Sheron Sheppard) Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> To: FIELDS-L Date: 1/15/99 6:40:00 PM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] To: FIELDS-L Date: 1/13/99 9:16:41 PM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] (JADCOVE) To: fields-d Date: 1/13/99 3:57:13 PM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] (Bob Lykins) To: fields-l If you have not yet posted your lines, your most wanted, your brick wall, please do so very soon. We all look forward to hearing from you. If you are new to genealogy or new to the internet please do ask questions. One of the cousins on the list surely has an answer for you. List Manager Randall Fields

Hello fellowlisters This is my first posting to the FIELDS group and I hoping someone can help me with Thomas FIELD a victualler of Holloway, London, England. His daughter Mary Ann FIELD was born in Holloway in 1819. She married Antonio Abbondion BOGGIA at St. Dunstans, Stepney in 1841. At the time of their marriage, Mary Ann was living at 1 Terrace Place, Stepney and although the census was only a few months later, I cannot find Thomas FIELD at this address. (I am assuming she was staying there to qualify to get married at St. Dunstans and the family must have been living elsewhere.) Mary Ann continued the family trade as a widow was a licensed victualler in Mortlake, Surrey, England in the 1881 and 1891 censuses. If anyone get give me any relevant information I would be most grateful. Lesley [email protected]