William Henry Harrison Fields

Birth13 Jun 1824 - Butchers Valley, Hawkins County, Tennessee, USA

Death23 May 1917 - Brookfield, Linn, Missouri, United States

MotherMargaret Maness

FatherMartin Van Buren Fields

Born in Butchers Valley, Hawkins County, Tennessee, USA on 13 Jun 1824 to Martin Van Buren Fields and Margaret Maness. William Henry Harrison Fields married Matilda Caroline Stoner and had 15 children. He passed away on 23 May 1917 in Brookfield, Linn, Missouri, United States.

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Parents

Martin Van Buren Fields
1801 - 1850

Margaret Maness
1800 - 1840

Spouse(s)

Matilda Caroline Stoner
1827 - 1913

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William Edward Fields
1863 - 1946

Jophata Scellers Fields
1860 - 1955

Vallie Matilda Fields
1869 - 1930

Charles D Fields
1864 - 1939

Sarah J Ann Fields
1856 - 1926

Alden Asbury Fields
1874 - 1935

Martha Jane Fields
1850 - 1945

John Martin Fields
1846 - 1936

Richard H Fields
1868 - 1869

Christopher D. Fields
1853 - 1860

Andrew J Fields
1858 - 1860

David N Fields
1849 - 1950

Benoni Fields
1871 - 1873

Margaret R Fields
1857 - 1945

Joflata Fields
1860 - Unknown

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