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William Carlton Fields

Birth6 Feb 1871 - Hartford, Geneva, Alabama, United States
Death25 Sep 1952 - Wauchula, Hardee, Florida, United States
MotherRoxy H. Louise Atkinson
FatherAlexander Clayton Fields

Born in Hartford, Geneva, Alabama, United States on 6 Feb 1871 to Alexander Clayton Fields and Roxy H. Louise Atkinson. William Carlton Fields married Lillie Mae Fisher and had 6 children. He passed away on 25 Sep 1952 in Wauchula, Hardee, Florida, United States.

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Alexander Clayton Fields
1851 - 1931
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Roxy H. Louise Atkinson
1848 - 1933
Spouse(s)
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Lillie Mae Fisher
1887 - 1972
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Elizabeth James Smith
1873 - 1906
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Luis Fields
1888 - Unknown
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Grethel Clayton Fields
1897 - 1956
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Edith Fields
1906 - 2000
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William Clinton Fields
1918 - 1998
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George Howard Fields
1916 - 1974
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Anna Laura Fields
1900 - 1906
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Elizabeth James Fields
1903 - 1990

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