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John George Fields

Birth27 April 1872 - Napanee, Ontario, Canada
Death14 April 1953 - Syracuse, New York, USA
MotherSarah Elizabeth Bowen
FatherMicheal M Fields

Born in Napanee, Ontario, Canada on 27 April 1872 to Micheal M Fields and Sarah Elizabeth Bowen. John George Fields married Henrietta Mae Luffman and had 10 children. He passed away on 14 April 1953 in Syracuse, New York, USA.

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Micheal M Fields
1840 - 1881
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Sarah Elizabeth Bowen
1843 - 1882
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Henrietta Mae Luffman
1877 - 1950
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Harold Judson Fields
1901 - 1938
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Lula Grace Fields
1909 - 1988
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Jessie May Fields
1903 - 1975
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Gordon Frank Fields
1905 - 1972
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Beatrice N Fields
1911 - 1982
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Raymond Harlow Fields
1918 - 1967
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William Cecil Fields
1899 - 1959
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George Nelson Fields
1897 - 1981
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Norman F Fields
1916 - 1953
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Clarence Edward Fields
1914 - 1962

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