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John Field

Birth23 Jan 1777 - Woolley, Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Death19 Oct 1848 - Woolley and West Bretton, St Peter, Yorkshire, England
MotherHannah Holden
FatherWilliam Field

Born in Woolley, Leeds, Yorkshire, England on 23 Jan 1777 to William Field and Hannah Holden. John Field married Elizabeth Ellis and had 8 children. He passed away on 19 Oct 1848 in Woolley and West Bretton, St Peter, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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William Field
1746 - 1816
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Hannah Holden
1748 - 1826
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Ellis
1778 - 1871
Children Show all
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Susanna Field
1807 - 1869
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Rachel Field
1819 - 1881
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Frances Field
1811 - 1891
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Maria Ellis Field
1824 - 1862
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William Field
1821 - 1824
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Ellen Field
1804 - 1820
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Ruth Field
1814 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Field
1802 - Unknown

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