William "Bill" Fields

Birth26 June 1888 - Defeated Creek, Letcher, Letcher, Kentucky, USA

Death6 February 1959 - Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio, United States of America

MotherMargaret Phoebe Caudill

FatherDaniel Salana "Slaney" Fields

Born in Defeated Creek, Letcher, Letcher, Kentucky, USA on 26 June 1888 to Daniel Salana "Slaney" Fields and Margaret Phoebe Caudill. William "Bill" Fields married Matilda Ingram and had 10 children. He passed away on 6 February 1959 in Lebanon, Warren County, Ohio, United States of America.

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Parents

Daniel Salana "Slaney" Fields
1865 - 1931

Margaret Phoebe Caudill
1867 - 1908

Spouse(s)

Matilda Ingram
1890 - 1975

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Helen Blanche Fields Smith
1908 - 1975

Aaron Fields
1914 - 1970

Alexander Fields
1910 - 1974

Paul Fields
1921 - 1987

Irene Charity Fields
1919 - 1987

Clifford Fields
1926 - 1947

Herschel Fields
1922 - 1993

Edna I Hoff-fields
1936 - 1996

Georgia Fields
1917 - 1931

Gladys Goldie Fields Saponara
1915 - 1974

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