Fenner Augusta Fields

Birth10 Mar 1875 - Fieldsboro now Walstonburg, Speights Bridge Township, Greene County, North Carolina, USA

Death27 Feb 1930 - Carrs, Greene, North Carolina

MotherMartha Annie Ruthe Smith (Fields)

FatherSeth Gray Fields

Born in Fieldsboro now Walstonburg, Speights Bridge Township, Greene County, North Carolina, USA on 10 Mar 1875 to Seth Gray Fields and Martha Annie Ruthe Smith (Fields). Fenner Augusta Fields married Appie Lang and had 12 children. He passed away on 27 Feb 1930 in Carrs, Greene, North Carolina.

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Parents

Seth Gray Fields
1842 - 1928

Martha Annie Ruthe Smith (Fields)
1845 - 1885

Spouse(s)

Appie Lang
1876 - 1915

Almeda Virginia “Alma” Sutton
1897 - 1930

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Ella Louise Fields
1899 - 1926

Roland Gibbson Fields
1902 - 1952

Fenner Augusta Fields
1910 - 1980

Seth Grey Fields
1904 - 1978

Ila Gray Fields
1897 - 1933

Robert Lang Fields
1908 - 1958

Albert Fields
1915 - 1984

Alma Virginia Fields
1928 - 2006

Baby Boy Fields
1915 - 1915

Appie Clyde Fields
1923 - 1956

John (Johnny) Ivy Fields
1925 - 2003

Infant Fields
1915 - 1915

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