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David Ross Fields

Birth1 Feb 1873 - Steamboat Rock, Iowa, USA
Death13 Mar 1943 - McGill, White Pine, Nevada, United States
MotherLouisa J Carpenter
FatherChristopher Columbus Fields

Born in Steamboat Rock, Iowa, USA on 1 Feb 1873 to Christopher Columbus Fields and Louisa J Carpenter. David Ross Fields married Agnes May Kevelin and had 7 children. He passed away on 13 Mar 1943 in McGill, White Pine, Nevada, United States.

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Christopher Columbus Fields
1842 - 1885
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Louisa J Carpenter
1847 - 1904
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Agnes May Kevelin
1875 - 1932
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Lucy Cracroft Debenham
1873 - 1965
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Margaret Elizabeth Fields
1906 - 1965
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Francis Roswell Fields
1909 - 1948
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William Kevelin Fields
1904 - 1997
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David Allan Fields
1914 - 1978
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Jessie May Fields
1901 - Unknown
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John Wallis Fields
1911 - 1987
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Agnes Louise Fields
1903 - 1970

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