Elizabeth Pack Fields

Birth15 May 1826 - Guntersville, Limestone, Alabama, USA

DeathJul 1893 - Cherokee Nation West, Indian Territory, (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA

MotherLydia Shorey

FatherCaptain Richard George Fields

Born in Guntersville, Limestone, Alabama, USA on 15 May 1826 to Captain Richard George Fields and Lydia Shorey. Elizabeth Pack Fields married John Shepherd (Se-La-U-Le) Vann and had 7 children. She passed away on Jul 1893 in Cherokee Nation West, Indian Territory, (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA.

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Parents

Captain Richard George Fields
1808 - 1873

Lydia Shorey
1808 - 1838

Spouse(s)

John Shepherd (Se-la-u-le) Vann
1826 - 1876

William Shorey Coodey
1806 - 1849

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Jennie Vann
1855 - 1896

Ella Flora Coody
1847 - 1947

Charles Edward Vann
1863 - 1938

Richard Fields Vann
1860 - 1887

John Vann
1854 - 1899

William Shorey Coody
1845 - 1895

John Shepherd Vann
1860 - 1878

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