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GENEALOGY,

The Field Family

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PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND.

GENEALOGY

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FIELDS

PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND,

AS TRACED BY MRS. HARRIET A. BROWNELL, OF PROVIDENCE, R. I.

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MAINLY FROM RECORDS AND PAPERS
IN RHODE ISLAND.

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After a careful research of the records and other sources of infor-
mation in tlie towns of Providence, Cranston, Johnston, Warwick,
Scituate, Gloucester, Cumberland and Smithfield of Rhode Island,
and of Plymouth and Salem, of Massachusetts, I have compiled the
following- record of the families of William and John Field first of
Providence. I think I can safely claim that as far as they go they
are correct.

I have to acknowledge the invaluable assistance of Mr. George T.
Paine, of Providence, in the revision of my work, than whom no
more competent authority probably can be found in the State on any
question of genealogy, he having made it a special study.

For the better understanding of some of the parties interested in
these records, and who are unaccustomed to this method of number-
ing in the record, I would say that the figures on the margin num-
ber the heads of families, and the central figures number each
individual from the first down.

I would also explain that with each distinct branch, except that of
James Field, I have commenced back at the first progenitor, which
will account for some repetition.

The James Field record commences at No. 1(5 on the John Field
record, and then is traced by itself, he being a direct descendant of
John Field and brother of Deacon John No. 15.

There are several families of Fields in this city that are not de-
scended from the first settlers of that name. The family of Rev.
Samuel J. Field are descendants of Darby Field, the first white man
that ascended the White Mountains and who settled in New^ Hamp-
shire.

Mr. James H. Field, who descended from the Massachusetts Fields,
migrated here from Boston Highlands. Mr. Silas M. Field, son of
Robert, who resided in Carmel, Maine, tells me that he was informed
by the late Daniel Field of this city — of two generations back, — that
a brother of the first John Field settled in Maine, and doubtless was
his progenitor.

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INTRODUCTION.

It is said by the genealogist of the family of Zachariali Field, who
first settled in Dorchester, Mass., that " the first individuals of the
name of Field — AVilliam and John — that settled in Providence, emi-
grated to this coxmtry in 1632." No record of this family is to be
found in Rhode Island earlier than 163(3. At that time we find the
name of William Ff eld, Ff eild or Ff ield, and a year later that of John
Ffeld, Ffeild or Ffield on the public records of Providence.

The name of llobert Field occurs as an inhabitant of Newport in
1638. He afterwards settled in Flushing, L. I. William Field signed
the " compact " in 1636. John Field swore allegiance in 1637.

Both William and John Field were in public life after this date ; both
were emj^loyed in the transaction of tlie business of the Colonies;
both were appointed members of a committee for arranging and es-
tablishing a "General Court" at Newi^ort, K. I., in 1646.

It is a question much mooted among interested j^arties at the pres-
ent time whether these men, William and John Field, were related.
It is a tradition in the family of Thomas Field, nephew and heir of
William, that AVilliam Field came from Snowden, in Wales. I find no
proof of it. It is believed by the various genealogists of difl'erent fam-
ilies of Field in the United States that these men were brothers. It is
stated by Henry M. Field, the genealogist of the family of his father,
David Dudley Field, D. D., of Stockbridge, Mass., that "a few years
after the arrival of his ancestor, Zachariali Field, who settled in Dor-
chester, Mass., two brothers, William and John Field, appeared at
Providence, from whom are descended the largo number of Fields in
the State of Rhode Island." It is the opinion of others that they were
the descendants of Sir John Field, the astronomer. Sir John disin-
herited one or more of his sons, on account of their political and pu-
ritanic principles, and it is believed they fled to Holland with the Pu-
ritans, and when embarking for this country came through Wales,
and were registered there. Osgood Field, a distinguished genealo-
gist, formerly of New York, now of London, England, a descendant
of Robert Field, of Flushing, L. I., who was a descendant of Sir John
Fi&ld, expresses great confidence in the opinion, and offers some strong

4 INTRODUCTION.

reasons to confirm it. that William and John were brothers, and de-
scendants of Sir John Field sons of William Field, a son of Sir John.

A careful investigation of the records of Plymouth and Salem
throw no light on this subject. Neither is there any evidence that
either of them attempted a settlement in either town. On the records
of Providence are recorded some business transactions between Wil-
liam and John, among others the transfer of valuable property,
where no money is mentioned as compensation, but "valuable con-
siderations already received" is mentioned instead. This and some
other considerations indicate more than a mere friendly interest be-
tween the parties, but no relationship is mentioned. Myron Barr
Field, of New York, thus traces the genealogy of William Field.
" He was the son of William Field, born 1571, who was son of Sir
John Field, who died in 1587, who was the son of Kichard Field, who
died 1542, who was grand-son of William, who died 1480." Osgood
Field in his book of genealogy says of Sir John Field, "that he de-
scended from and used the same ' arms ' of the family of Hubertus
de la Feld, who went to England with William the Conqueror; and
who traced his family back to the Chateau de la Feld, near Colmar in
Alsatia, in France, where the counts of that name had been seated for
centuries — so early as the darkest period that succeeded the fall of the
Koman Empire." He also states that "in addition' to the original
arms of this ancient family of the West Riding of Yorkshire — ' Sable
a chevron between three garbs argent ' — was granted to Sir John
Field in recognition of his services to science." " A dexter arm issuing
out of clouds, proper, pessways, habited Gules, holding in the hand
also proper a sphere Or." He also states that the prefix ' de la' was
dropped at the time of the war between England and France, as
unpopular. He traces on the records of Bradford and other places
the gradual change of the name from Ff eld to Field, in the transfer of
the same property, in the course of time. He also alludes to the
fact that some of the property that belonged to that ancient family
is called " Field's court" at the present time.

There is a remarkable recurrence of the same names among the
descendants of the families of Thomas and John Field, that pre-
vailed in the family of Sir John and his ancestors. The names
William, Thomas, Eichard, John, James, Jeremiah, Zachariah,
and Daniel are in every generation.

Personal resemblance and traits of character are still traceable in
some of the older members of both families; strongly marked features,
keen blue eyes, and sandy or brown hair characterized the earlier
families. Stern integrity of purpose, stubborn wills, fierce tempers
and indomitable independence prevailed in both as a class, exhibiting
the antecedents of a haughty race unaccustomed to servility.

The homestead of John Field was situated on the " western side of
the saltwater," in the neighborhood of "Cowpen Point." Besides
large tracts of land in Cranston and Smithfield, he also owned the

INTRODUCTION. 5

tract alluded to, as devised by William Field in 1661 " for valuable
considerations already received." It was described as being situated
on " Waubossett Plains," " the path to Mashapaug running through
it," — now Broad, Weybosset and Greenwich streets. According to
Rev. E. M. Stone, of the Rliode Island Uistorical Society, the house lot
of William Field consisted of eight acres of land, fronting on what is
now South Main street, extending from Hopkins to Planet street.
The house stood where the Old Providence Bank now stands, and the
house of his nephew and heir, Thomas Field, stood where the Provi-
dence Institution for Savings now stands. He also states that
" William Field's house was one of the three that was barricaded at
tl\e time the Indians burnt the city." William Field bought out the
rights of two of the original owners of "proprietary rights," the
rights of Thomas, James and Francis Weston ; and his landed posses-
sions were large, extending into Cranston, Warwick, Johnston,
Scituate, Gloucester and Smithfield. Eight hundred acres of land
adjacent to "Field's Point," (that bears his name) was included in his
possessions, and it Avas the homestead of later generations.

Leaving biographical notices to abler pens, I will simply say that
much of interest might be said of many individuals in both families.
The second John Field, of Providence, who settled in Bx'idgewater
and was called " Capt. John Field of Bridgewater," was consjiicuous
in his day for his public services, wealth and social position. His
great-grandson, Dea. John Field, 4th, of Providence, was also one of
the most noted men of his time, for his enteri^rise, piety and benevo-
lence, his large possessions making some of his descendants rich,
even at the present day. There are many of the descendants of
Zachariah Field, 2d son of the first John Field, of Providence, that
our city is justly proud of, for their culture, social position, enter,
prise and wealth. Many of them ai'e among our leading men.

Most of the descendants of Thomas Field, the nephew and heir of
the first William Field, settled in other States, where they and some
of their descendants have left an honoroble record. The sons of Capt.
William Field, of Fields Point, were all of them noted men. A per-
son that was familiar with the society of their day, said of them :
"No young men in the State were more 'looked uji to' than Abner
and Nehemiah Field." They both held commissions in the Conti-
nental Army before they were twenty-one years old, and were pres-
ent at the battle of Bunker Hill. They were leading men in public
and private life in the towns where they settled, and some of their
descendants are among the most enterprising Western men. " Hon.
George Field, of Cranston," the youngest son of Captain William,
held a high social position, and was noted for his moral and social
qualities. He was always in public life. His stern sense of right,
and his unyielding integrity, his stately and dignified bearing, caused
him occasionally to be alluded to as an "Old Roman Senator." One
of our orators, in describing the Rhode Island Assembly of other days,

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alluded to " George Field, the Cato of the Senate." His heart and
hand was ever open to the distressed, and his counsel was sought by
all ranks in life.

People of all stations, parties and creeds attended his funeral, and
the Town Council of Cranston adjourned their meeting in order to be
present. Various otliers equally worthy of mention I might notice
if space would admit.

H. A. B.
Providence, E. L, 1878.

The Fields of Field's Point,

William Field, the first of that name in Providence,
lived in Providence in 1636 ; died before June 3, 1665. His
Avill was dated May 30, 1665. His wife, Deborah, had no
children. His nephew and heir, Thomas Field, was in Prov-
idence at the time his uncles will was made. He swore alle-
giance in 1667, and died in Providence Aug. 10, 1717. Mar-
ried Martha , who was living in 1708.

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CHILDREN.

Thomas, 2

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William, 3

Elizabeth, 4

2. Thomas Field, born in Providence about 1670, died
before Oct. 21, 1752. Married Abigail, daughter of William
and Abigail Hopkins, who died after 1725 ; married, 2d, Abi-
gail Chaffee April 28, 1737. She outlived him and adminis-
tered on the estate in 1753.

^ CHILDREN.

Thomas,' 5

Jeremiah, 6

Nathaniel, ^ 7

Anthony, ^*^ 8

Joseph, ' 9, died at sea Oct. 5, 1736.

Stephen,^ 10

3. William Field, born in Providence before 1686, died

Nov. 5, 1789 ; married Martha ; 2d, Mary, who outlived

him and afterwards married Moore. He had a brother-
in-law, Thomas Mathewson.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

CHILDKEN".

John,

11,

born 1711-12 ; married Deborah

before 1738.

Charles,

12

Martha,

13

Mary,

14,

married Caleb Arnold of Warwick.

Joseph,

16

Nathan,

16,

probably unmarried, died about Sept.
28, 1747.

Thomas,

17,

minor at the time of his father's death,
settled in Gloucester.

William,

18,

minor at the time of his father's death.

4. Elizabeth Field, born in Providence ; married John
Yeats, Jr., Jan. 24, 1708-9 ; he died before Dec. 8, 1735.

CHILDREN.

James,

18 a, born July 18, 1710, married Jan. 6,
1733-4, Teft of Uxbridge ; re-
moved to Uxbridge, Mass.

John, 19

5. Thomas Field, born about lG9t), died in Scituate after
1754; will dated 1744.

CHII.DKEN.

Thomas,

20

Silas,

21

Phebe,

22, married Richard Knight, Jr.

Lois,

23

Chad,

24

6. Jeremiah Fi

ield, born before 1706, died Sept. 2, 1768 :

married Abigail Waterman, daughter of Justice Richai-d, Dec.

27, 1725.

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CHILDKEN.

William,

25

Abigail,

26

Sarah,

27

James,

28

Thomas,

29

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 9

Daniel, 30, born August 30, 1743, died at sea.

Unmarried, .f^
Jeremiah, 31 ' JuXVuav

Hannah, 32

7. Nathaniel Field, born in Providence before 1706, died
Jan. 1, 1753 ; married Margaret Barstow of Rehobeth, Dec.
11, 1729.

CHILDKEN.

Mercy, 33, born Nov. 3, 1739. -

Susanna, 34, born Sept. 21, 1742.

Margaret, 35, born April 11, 1744.

Lydia, 36, born Oct. 7, 1746.

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8. Anthony Field, born in Providence before 1712, died in
Scituate April 19, 1762 ; married Mehetable Whipple June 12,
1732.

CHILDREN.

Lucy, 37, married Thomas Sterry Oct. 22, 1759.

Mehetable, 38, married Hawkins.

Amey, 39, married Stephen Car2:)enter May 15,

1768.
Ruth, 40, married .

10. Stephen Field, born in Providence , died at sea

Sept. 10, 1727 ; married Sarah; had one child that lived a few
years ; widow Sarah married William Smith March 31, 1732-3.

12. Charles P^ield, born in Providence about 1713, died
April 28, 1749; married Waite Dexter Aug. 6, 1741.

CHILD.

Waite, 41, married John BroAvn, son of Elisha,

June 12, 1763.

13. Martha Field, born in Providence . married Joseph

Brown Jan. 7, 1727 ; had son Gideon.

- 15. Joseph Field, born in Providence about 1710, died in
Scituate, 1758 ; married Susanna ; had daughter Sarah Lind-
sey, 42, wife of Thomas.

18. William Field, born in Providence before 1717, died
April 15, 1742 ; married Jemima.

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10 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

CHILD.

William, 43, born Aug. 31, 1740.

20. Thomas Field, born in Providence 1723, died in Crans-
ton ; married Abigail ; 2d, Sarah Manchester, daughter of
Thomas.

CHILDKE.V,

Thomas, 44

John, 45

William, 46, settled in Connecticut ; had grand-

child, Ophelia.
Stephen, 47

Freelove, 48

21. Silas Field, born in Providence, died in Scituate before
April, 1776 ; married Nov. 8, 1744, Freelove Barnes, daughter
of Thomas, of Scituate; married, 2d, July 4, 1762, Sarah,
danghter of Thankful Collins, of Cranston.

CHILDREN.

William, 49

Thomas, 50

Stephen, 51

Freelove, 52

25. William Field, born in Providence April 30, 1728,
died April 18, 1816; married Waite Westcot, daughter of
Thomas. She died Sept. 23, 1808.

CHILDREN.

Remember,

53,

born Sept. 7, 1751, died April 12,
1755.

Pardon,

54,

born May 1, 1753, died April 6, 1755.

Abner,

55

Moses,

56,

born March 21, 1756, died Dec. 6,
1763.

Nehemiah,

57

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Rosannah,

■ 58,

born Feb. 20, 1759, died March 26,
1828 ; unmarried.

Esther,

59

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David,

60

Huldah,

61

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

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Rhoda,

Eleanor,

George,

Elizabeth,

Sarah,

62, born Feb. 14, 1767, died Dec. 26,
1832; unmarried.

63, born Dec. 13, 1772, died March 5,
1864 ; unmarried.

64, born Dec. 25, 1768, died Aug. 29, 1839 ;
married Abigail Davis; no children.

65, born March 26, 1775, died Feb. 26,
1828 ; unmarried.

66, born April 18, 1777, died March 13,

1828 ; unmaiTied.

26. Abigail Field, born in Providence Jan. 27, 1730 ; mar-
ried Oct. 7, 1743, Benjamin Gorham, son of Benjajuin, son of
Jabez, son of Capt. John Gorham, of Gorhamburg, England,
and Desire Rowland, who came to America in the Mayflower.

CHILBUEN.

67, born 1761 ; died unmarried.

68, born 1762.

69, born 1769.

70, born 1771 ; died young.
70
71
72

27. Sarah Field, born March 16, 1735, died in Chester,
Vermont ; married George Rounds, Januarv, 1758.

Bethia,

Amey,

Abigail,

William,

Samuel,

Benjamin,

Jabez,

CHILDREN.

One daughter married Greene.

Oliver, 73

Jeremiah, 74

William had George, William, Nathan and two daughters.

29. Thomas P^'ield, born in Providence Sept. 7, 1741, died
in Scituate June 27, 1833 ; married Deliverance Hammon
Sept. 8, 1761. She was born March 2, 1743, died May 8,

1818.

CHILDREN.

Eleanor, 77

Mary, 78

Amey, 79, born March 6, 1769 ; married Benja-

min Medbury.

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THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

Marcy, 80, born Nov. 30, 1770.

Waterman, 81

Isaac, 82

Peleg, 83

Thomas, 84

Jeremiah, 85

Abby, 86, born in Scituate, December, 1782 ;

married Job Hill.

Betsey, 87

31. Jeremiah Field, born in Providence July 14, 1746,
died in Pomfret, Ct. ; married Lydia Colwell, great-great-
grand daughter of Roger Williams. She was born in Rhode
Island in 1755 ; died in Pomfret Jan. 8, 1792.

CHILDREN.

Zuba, 88, born Dec. 21, 1761, died Aug. 21,

1769.

Barnet, 89, born in Cranston, R. I., March 25,

1771, died at Pomfret Feb. 15,
1851; married Sally Webster, who
died Dec. 24, 1856.

Reuben, 90, born in Cranston, R. I., Nov. 22, 1772,

died at Troy, X. Y., 1842 ; married
Eliza Brayton.

Ruth, 91, born in Providence Nov. 16, 1774;

married George Holbrook, of Abing-
ton, Ct. She died 1860.

Nancy, 92, born in Cranston Oct. 8, 1776 ; died,

1842 ; married Edward Kingsbury,
of Pomfret, Ct., March 21, 1783.

Jeremiah, Jr., 93, born in Pomfret, Ct., March 21, 1783,
died in Killingly, Ct., Dec. 10,
1866 ; married Hannah Angell, of
Scituate, R. I. Married, 2d, Lucine
Durfee, of Killingly, Ct.

Lydia, 94, born in Pomfret, Ct., 1786, died

July 5, 1787.

Hannah, 95, born in Pomfret, Ct., Oct. 5, 1788,

died Dec. 1, 1788.

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Hon. Wra. Field, 96, born inPomfret April 18, 1790, died
in 1878; mai-ried Martha Pinney,
of Stafford, Ct., Nov. 30, 1820, who
died Feb. 27, 1835. Married, 2d,
Juliett M. Johnson, of Stafford,
Ct., April 17, 1839.

Charles C, 97, born in Pomfret Nov. 24, 1791, died

Dec. 30, 1831 ; married Hannah
White, of Pomfret, Ct.

32. Hannah Field, born in Providence Nov. 13, 1749, died
in Cranston ; married Jeremiah Randall ; had children. Had
descendant Diidly Randall.

44. Thomas Field, born in Cranston, R. I. ; married

. Thomas

Field, born in Cranston, R. I.

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CHILDBEN..,,^^^^^

Thomas,

98

Silas,

99, went West.

Samuel,

■ 100, died unmarried.

Betsey,

101

William,

102

Waterman,

103

45. John Field, born in Cranston about 1745, died in Tol-
lard, Ct., 1828 ; married Elizabeth in 1776. *

CHII.DREK.

Pardon,

104

Barbara,

105

Roxanna,

106

John,

107

Jeremiah,

108

Elizabeth,

109

47. Stephen Field, born in Cranston, 1770, died April,
1833 ; married Parsia Cap well.

CHILDREN.

Stephen, 110

Guilford, 111

Sally, 112

14 THE FIELD GENEALOG"?.

48. Freelove Field, born in Cranston; married Caleb
Baker.

CHILDREN.

Sterry, 113

Wheatou, 114, and two daughters.

55. Abner Field, born in Providence July 5, 1754, died in
Chester, Vt., Dec. 10, 1792; married Feb. 22, 1779, Rebecca,
daughter of Capt. John Payne, of Cranston.

CHILDREN.

William, 115, died unmarried.

Robert, 116

Stephen, 117

57. Nehemiah Field, born in Providence May 15, 1757,
died in North Adams, Mass., May 15, 1815 ; married Sarah
Whitman, born Sept. 25, 1761, died July 21, 1831.

CHILDREN.

Arthur F., 118, born Dec. 18, 1782.-

Aaron Z., 119, born Oct. 14, 1787.

»59. Esther Field, born in Cranston Jan. 10, 1761, died Sept.
24, 1845 ; married Capt. William Waterman, of Cranston.

CHILDREN.

William F., 120

Nathan, 121, married Nancy Grinnell ; no children.

Sophia, 122, died unmarried.

60. David Field, born in Cranston March 27, 1763, died
Nov. 17, 1821 ; married Mary Greene, daughter of Thomas, of
Warwick. She was born 1762, died Dec. 8, 1854.

CHILDREN.

Stephen, 123

Th('mas, 124, no children.

Waite, 125

Sarah, 126

Mary, 127, had Eliza, who married Denise Dawley

61. Huldah Field, born in Providence Aug. 2, 1764, died

April 11, 1824; married Tabor; 2d, John Warner. Feb.

22, 1798.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 15

CEILD.

Lydia Warner, 128

68. Amey Gorliam, born 1762 ; married Samuel Manning.

CHILDREN.

Hannah, 129, born Sept. 4, 1792.

Bethia, 130, born March 21, 1794.

Samuel, 131, born July 7, 1796.

Amey, 132, born March 8, 1799.

Calista, 133

Jabez, 134, born June 2, 1807, died young.

69. Abigail Gorhain, born 1769; married John McNeill.

CHILDREN.

Hannah, 132, born Dec. 3, 1796.

John, 133. born June 7, 1801, of Westminster,

Vt.

Sarah, 134, born Sept. 17, 1803.

Joseph, 135, born July 28, 1806.

Mary, 136, born June 28, 1809.

Nancy, 137, boru Oct. 24, 1811.

77. Eleanor Field, born in Scituate, R. I., March 15, 1766,
died Dec. 28, 1851 ; married Abner Pratt.

Nabby.

138

Alraira,

139

Arnold,

140

78. Mary Field, bt)ni in Scituate June 24, 1767; married
Job Wilbur.

CHILDREN.

Jeremiah, 141

Thomas, 142

81. Waterman Field, born in Scituate, R. I., Oct. 20, 1772 ;
married Dorcas Atwood, of Scituate.

CHILDREN.

Henry,

143, dead.

Arthur,

144, dead.

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THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

Gardiner,

William,

John,

Waterman,

Ellen,

Abby,

Lydia,

145, dead.

146, dead.

147, married.

148, dead.

149, dead.

150, dead.

151, dead.

82. Isaac Field, born in Scituate Dec. 1774, died in Scitu-
ate, 1857 ; married Sally Fenner.

CHILDREN.

Samuel,

152

Leouse,

153

David,

154

Sarah,

155

Lydia,

156,

married Albert Phillips

83. Peleg Field, born in Scituate Jan. 30, 1776, died in
New Berlin, N. Y., Jan. 10, 1837 ; married Elizabeth, daugh.
ter of Joshua Battey, born Nov. 20, 1780 ; married in Scituate
Jan. 24, 1799.

CHILDREN.

Abigail, 157

George, 158

Elizabeth, 159

Orrin, 160

Harriet, 161, born Aug. 20, 1810, died Dec. 9, 1819.

Arnold, 162

Horace, 163

Thomas H., 164.' ■ ,j A<U^^<.^y )^y j

Helen S., 165, born Sej^t. 17, 1821 ; married Charles

B. Williams; no children.

Marion, 166, born Aj^ril 4, 1825, died May 4, 1826.

84. Thomas Field, born in Scituate, R. I., Dec. 6, 1778,
died in Scituate Dec. 6, 1858 ; married Thankful Winsor,
born 1788 ; died 1856.

CHILDREN.

James, 167

Mary, 168, married Frederick Valletta.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 17

Delia, 169, married George Harris.

Alden, 170, married Sarah E. Hopkins.

John, 171

Alice, 172, married John Phillips.

Laura, 173, married Rev. Alpha Morton.

Alniira, 174, unmarried.

85. Jeremiah Field, born in Scituate Oct. 27, 1780, died
Dec. 2, 1868 ; married Florinda Manchester, born Feb. 22,
1785, died Jan. f), 1870.

CHILDREN.

Henry, 175

Albert, 176

Augustus, 177

J. Herbert, 178

87. Betsey Field, born in Scituate; married Emery
Hopkins.

CHILDKEN.

Horace, 179, had daughter Ellen.

Abby, 180, married Rev. Thomas Brown, had

daughter Elizabeth; married Doane.
Henry, 181, married Bov^en.

Eliza, 182, married Seril Cornell.

Emery A., 183, died young.

102. William Field, born in Cranston, died in Cranston ;
married Betsey Angell, daughter of Richard, of Johnston, R. I.

CHILDKEN.

Wm. Henrv, 184, dead.

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Clarinda, 185, dead. -M « ;, / V/ ^'

Clorinda, 186, dead.

Gilpha, 187, dead. /

Albert R., 188 /

Emeline, 189, dead.

Hannah, 190, dead.

Leonard, 191, dead.

Susan, 192

George, 193, dead. ,

Lafayette, 194, dead.
2

18 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

104. Pardon Field born in Tolland, Conn.; married Rachel
Kent.

CHILDREN.

Asher,

195

Fanny,

196

Almira,

197,

married Powers.

Rachel,

198,

married Yeats.

Betsey,

199,

nnmarried.

110. Stephen Field, born in Cranston, died in Cranston ;
married Martha Yaw, 2d Henrietta.

CHILDKEN.

Abram, 200

Josejjh, 201, married Amey.

Amey, 202, married Thompson.

Caleb, 203, married Eliza Gorton.

Charles, 204, her daughter Elizabeth married

Sherman.

111. Guilford Field, born in Cranston, 1788, died in Crans-
ton, 1828 ; married Fanny, daughter of Pardon Field, of
Suffield, Conn.

CHILD.

Fanny, 205, unmarried.

Mai-ried, 2d, Lydia Burlingame, of Cranston, R. I.

CHILDREN.

Guilford, 206

Moses, 207

1 12. Sally Field, born in Cranston ; married Joseph Burton.

CHILDREN.

■ John, 208

Charles, 209

Francis, 210

William, 211

116. Robert Field, born in Chester, Vt, settled in Illinois.

Abner, 212. •'?^'<--?' i-^-^ o

Waite, 213, married Jonathan Greene ©

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

19

Hannah, 214, married Riley Putnum.

Alena, 215, married Miles Bailey.

Mary Ann, 216, married Charles M. Papee.

Maria H., 217, married Welcome Thurston.

Westcot P., 218, married Ira Miller. ^^a.^

Lydia W., 219, married Ira Miller.

Wm. H., 220, Boston, Mass.

Alexander, 221, Paw Paw, 111.

117. Stephen Field, born in Chester, Vt., settled in East
Troy, Wis.; married May Jordan.

CHILDREN.

Hon. Martin Field, 222, of Mukwonago, Wis., and

Stepen.

Mary.

Augusta.

Rosannah. PO y^ ,; ^

118. Arthur F. Field, born in Ko^rth Adams Mass.; married
Chloe. — .

CHILD.

Albert, 223, married Juliett, had son Arthur F.,

of Homer, jNEich.

119. Aaron Field, born in North Adums Oct. 14, 1787 ;
married Anna Ostronda, born Oct. 18, 1784, died June 10,
1814; married, 2d, Diana Mowry in 181S.

CHILDREN.

William A., 224, born Jan. 2, 1808, died Nov. 10, 1836.

Araey A., 225,born Jan. 30, 1810, died Nov. 18, 1858

Henry, 226, born April 26, 1812.

George, 227, born April 15, 1819.

Eliza, 228, born Feb. 23, 1821.

Albert, 229, born Feb. 20, 1826.

Arthur, 230, born Feb. 24, 1832.

Diana^ 231, born March 24, 1858.

Aaron L., 232rborn March 22, I860.-

120. William F. Waterman, born in Cranston, 1791, died
1861 ; married Olive Bates.

20 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

CHILDKEN.

Henry, 233, two children, Henry and Sophia.

Lydia, 236, married John Aborn, of Pawtuxet.

Elizabeth, 335, married Staddon Oppoquon, Via.

Esther, 236, married David Burgess, of Provi-

dence.

Olive, 237, married John Grinnell, of Provi-

dence.
Married, 2d, Amey Chapman, of Pawtuxet, R. I.

CHILDREN.

All of California.

123. Stephen G. Field, born in Providence , died in

Mobile, Ala. ; married Harriet Wallace, of Petersburg, Va.

CHILDREN.

David W., 242, married ; had Harriet, wife of J. B.

Collins, Stephen G., and James

McCoM'an.
James, 243, died unmarried.

George, 244, died unmarried.

125. Waite Field, born in Providence , died in Plain-
field, Conn., June 13, 1847; married Samuel Gordon.

CHILDREN.

William,

238

Nathan,

239

James,

240

Christopher,

241

Mary,

245

Emily,

246

Eleanor,

247

David,

248

126. Sarah Field, born in Providence, 1796, died 1855;
married Griffin Child June 22, 1818, 2d wife. He died 1862.

CHILDREN.

William S., 249
Anna M., 250

142. Jeremiah Wilbur, born in Scituate ; married Nancy
Westcott.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 21

CHILDREN.

Sally, 251, married Caleb Waterman; child,

Amanda.
Eliza, 252, married Bowen ; 2d, Stephen

Holden ; child, George E. Bowen.
Job, 253, married Rhoda K. Sprague.

Mary A., 254, married Nehemiah Angell ; children,

two, Oliver, .

Maria, 255

Harriette, 256, unmarried.

Susan, 257, married Pardon Bm-lingame.

Almira, 258, unmarried.

154. David Field, born in Scituate, R. I. ; married Mei^y
Ramsdale, 2d, Mary Richmond.

OHILDEEN.

Eliza, 259

Isaac N., 260

Harmion, 261

George, 262

Isaiah, 263

157. Abigail Field, born in New Berlin, N. Y., Jan. 9,

1802, died Dec. 10, 1826 ; married F^bius M. Bradford July
21, 1820.

CHILD.

Mary M., 264, married David N. Campbell.

158. George Field, born in New Berlin, K Y., Oct. 18,

1803, died Oct. 29, 1871 ; married Francis A. Brooks March
1, 1824.

CHILDREN.

Lavinia, 265, married John Stewart, of Detroit.

Almira B., 266, died in Berlin, Prussia.

Fanny A., 267, married Brower Gesner, of New York.

159. Elizabeth Field, born in New Berlin Dec. 1, 1805,
died Sept. 22, 1825 ; married Tracy S. Knapp, of New Berlin.

CHILDREN.

Mary G., 268

X';, . Reese, 269

22 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

160. Orrin Field, born in NeAv Berlin April 28, 1808, died
Nov. 7, 1872 ; married Mary A. Atwood, of Lewiston, N. Y. ;
2d, Maria J. Whaley, of Verona, IST. Y.

CHILDREN.

Edward G., 270

Charles F., 271

Rush ton H., 272

Joseph A., 273

Mary J., 274

Sarah E., 275

Frank P., 276

161. Arnold Field, born in New Berlin, N. Y., March 25,
1813, died Sept. 18, 1843 ; married Ellen D. Bennett, of
Edmeston,N. Y.

CHILDREN.

George L., 277, married Imogen Harger, of Eipon,

Wis.
Elizabeth, 278, married Gore, of Mishawaka, Ind.

162. Capt. Horace Field, born in New Berlin, N. Y., July
31, 1815; married Mary H. Jaffrey, of Portsmouth, N. H.,
daughter of George. Horace B. Field was Ca2:)tain of Third
Artillery in the Regular Army, was educated at West Point.
He was lost at sea, in the steamship San Francisco, Dec. 24.
1853. No children.

171. John Field, born in Scituate, R. I., Feb. 21, 1822;
married Florinda A. Hopkins, born June 29, 1826 ; married
April 6, 1843.

CHILDREN.

Frances A.. 279, married Horace W. Lincoln.

Celine A., 280, born June 5, 1847, died 1848.

Louise S., 281, born June 8, 1849 ; married Charles A-

Gladding.

Ulysses L., 282, born Nov. 15, 1851, died 1853.

Arabella A., 283, born Nov. 2, 1855, died 1856.

George W., 284, born Aug. 26, 1857.

Minnie, 285, died infant.

175. Henry M. Field, born in Scituate, R. I., July 27,
1813 : married Elizabeth Hixon, born June 11, 1812.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 23

CHILD.

H. Augustus, 286, born June 27, 1838.

176. Albert Field, born in Scituate, R. I., Jan. 26, 1816 ;
married Ann Eliza Smith, born June 22, 1824.

CHILDREN.

Maria J., 287, born Jan. 8, 1844.

Anna E., 288, born Jan. 19, 1847.

Ida W., 289, born March 23, 1851, died infant.

Jeremiah A , 290, born Dec. 15, 1852.

Mary, 291, born May 11, 1857.

Lucy, 292, born March 22, 1859.

Ida G., 293, born March 22, 1865.

177. Augustus E. Field, born in Scituate, R. I., July 16,
1819 ; married Barbara S. King, born Aug. 23, 1818.

CHILDEEX.

Mary E., 294, born April 11, 1842.

Helen F., 295, born Sept. 28, 1843.

George A., 296, born July 29, 1847.
Herbutine S., 297, born Sept. 17, 1856; dead.

178. Jeremiah Herbert Field, born in Scituate April 7,
1822; married Malvina M. Knight Oct. 14, 1855. She was
born April 17, 1836.

CHILDREN.

Herbert, 298, born March 8, 1857.
Ada M., 299, born Oct. 1, 1858.
Ida, 300, born July 7, 1860.
188. Albert R. Field, born in Cranston, R. I., ; mar-
ried Abby E., daughter of Rowland Johnson.

CHILDREN.

Clara J., 301

Walter E., 302

195. Asher Field, born in Suffield, Conn., , dead ; mar-
ried Roxy Jennison.

CHILDREN.

Rev. Jermani-

cus, 303

Cecillia, 804, married Nelson A. Hume, of New

York.

24 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

Sarepta, 305

Aretus, 306, of Wisconsin.

Kev. Pletus, 307, of Kansas.

Charlotte, 308, married George Marsh, New Hudson,

N. Y.

200. Abrani Field, born in Cranston, R. I., ; married

Adeline Wood.

CHILDBEN.

Silas, 309

George, 310

Martha, oil.

Married, 2d, Maria Searle ; two children.

203. Caleb Field, born in Cranston ; married Eliza

Gorton. ,

OUILDREN.

Lucinda, 312

Almond, 313

206. Guilford Field, born in Cranston ; married Nancy

Gorton.

CHILDREX.

Fanny, 314

Thomas, 315

Philip, 316

Milly, 317

Clara, 318

245. Mary Gordon, born in Plainfield, Conn., 1806; mar-
ried Isaac Cutler.

CHILUREiT.

William, 319, married Sarah Thompkins. He died

Nov. 2, 1851.
Anna, 320, married William O. Mather.

Susan, 321, unmarried.

Theodore, 322, married Frances A. Foster.

246. Emily Gordon, born in Plainfield, Conn. ; died in
Springfield, 1876 ; married Alexander Cliapin.

CHILDREN.

Frank E. Chapin and others, 323.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 25

249. Eleanor Gordon, born in Plainfield, Conn., ; died

CniLDREX.

Mary,

324,

married Bush.

Maria,

325,

married H. J. Brooks.

Eleanor,

326

Gordon,

327

249. Rev. Dr. Wm. S. Child, born in Providence Nov. 14,
1818, lives in Newport, K. I.; married Georgiana Clough Jones
of Petersburg, Va. ; born Dec. 12, 1819, died Dec. 3, 1858, in
Petersburg, Va.

CHlLDliEN.

William Pope, 328, born Dec. 10, 1843, died Jan. 28, 1845.
Lewis Peck, 329, born June 14, 1847.

Spencer, 330, born Nov. 22, 18^9, died Nov. 11,

1852. ,^,, /.:,,
Samuel Penny, 331, born Nov. 21, 1833, died Sept. 15,

1877. .,2//«.>i-^
Annie Maria, 332, born Dec. ^tdbQ/'^^'^ ^//■/4""/ ^//
Wm. Spencer, 333 ^ ^ ? ;J / ■Jr^tT

Married, 2d, Jessie Isabel Davis, of Philadelphia; born
June 7, 1838.

CHILDREN.

Herbert Doane, 334, born May 26. 1862.

Clarence Griffin, 335, born March 22, 1864.

John, 336, born Dec. 14, 1865.

Elizabeth Blake, 337, born Feb. 9, 1868, died March 3,

1868.
Edith, 338, born Jan. 11, 1869.

Arthur Neele, 339, born Feb. 8, 1871.
Jessie Isabella, 340, born Sept. 27, 1872.
Eleanor Field, 341, born Feb. 15,1874.

250. Anna M. Child, born in Providence, 1820; died in
Manchester, N. H., 1854; married George Mathewson.

CHILDKEN.

Sarah, 342

Anna, 343

3

26 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

Brockholst, 344
Mary, 3i5

253. Job Wilbur, born in ; married Rlioda K.

Sprague.

CHILDREN.

Julia G., 346, married .Tames Smith.
Susan M., 347, married Edwin D. Parker.
255. Maria Wilbur, born ; married Marvin Levius.

CIIILDKEX,

George H.,

348

Owen E.,

349

Henry,

350

James,

351

257. Susan Wilbur, born ; married Pardon Burlin-

game.

CHILDREN.

IdaM., 352

Waitey W., 353

303. Rev. Jermanicus Field, born ; now of Machias,

N. y. ; married Celceta D. Clark, daughter of Reuben.

CHILDREN.

Manly Clark, 354, born May 16, 1846.

Adela Annett, 355, born June 17, 1848.

Milton H., 356, born May 1, 1850.

Myron Barr, 357, born June 25, 1853.
329. Lewis Peck Child, born in Providence June 14, 1847 ;
married Mary Baldwin Auchincloss, of New York, Oct. 24,
1872.

CHILD.

Hugh Auchincloss, 358, born Sept. 15, 1873, in New York.

342. Sarah Mathewson, born in IManchester, N. H., 1841;
married Lewis Child, of , Vt.

CHILDREN.

Lewis, 359, died infant.

Anna, 360

343. Anna Mathewson, born in Manchester, N. H., 1843;
married James O. Starkweather, of Pawtucket, R. I.

CHILDREN.

George M., 361

Amey H., 362

The Record of James Field,

(NO. 2S,)

ONjTHE RECORD OF THE FIELDS OF FIELD'S POINT,
TRACED BY ITSELF.

1. James Field, son of Jeremiah and Abigail Field; born
in Providence July 31, 1738; died in Vermont; married
Hannah Stone. -v.A<^'<

CHILI).
Pardon, 2

Married, 2d, Jane Stone, sister of first wife.

Hannah,

Charles,

Dorcas,

Daniel,

Elijah,

A daughter,

Susan,
James,

CHILDREN.

3
4

5
6
7

8, who married Consider Miller, of

Cranston, R. I.

9, married Chandler.

10, married Taylor.

2. Pardon Field, born in Cranston April 13, 1761 ; mar-
ried Elizabeth Williams.

Hannah,

Lydia,
James,

CHILDREN".

11, born June 5, 1782 ; married John Kib-
ling. See Stillman Kibling, Ellis-
bury, N. Y.

12

13

28 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

Jeremiah, 14

Abner, 15

Joseph, 1^

Sarah, 17

Welcome, 18

Elizabeth, 20, born March 10, 1807; died Jan. 3, 1808.

,8. Hannah Field ; married Joseph Williams. ,

CUII.DREN.

Joseph, 21

William, 22

James, 28

4. Charles Field ; married Wilson.

CHILDREN.

Fanny, 24, married Pease.

Charles, 25, married [Mary Foster ; lives in Ches-
ter, Vt.
Betsey, 26, married Hill ; lives in Chester,

^

Vt.
Elan, 27

Orrin, 28, married Hoar.

Rest, 29, married -F^&feer

5. Dorcas Field ; married Williams.

CHILDREN.

Thomas, 30, lives in Chester, Vt.

Arthur, 31, lives in Chester, Vt.

A daughter, — , married Ezekiel Davis; now dead.

9. Susan Field ; married Chandler.

CHILDREN.

Walter, 32
A daughter, 33
A daughter, 34, married Bally.

10. James Field ; married Taylor.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

29

CHILDREN.

Rev. Moses, 35

Seneca, 36, lives in New Haven, Yt.

Mary, 37

James, 38, died 1876-7.

12. Lydia Field, born May 16, 1784; married Robert
Field, son of Abner, of Chester, Vt.

CHILDREN.

Abner,

39

Waite,

40

Hannah,

41, married Rieley Putnum.

Alena,

42

Mary Ann,

— , married Charles Piper ;

no children.

Maria H.,

43

Westcott R.

44,

Lydia,

45

William H.,

46

Alexander,

47

13. James Field, born March 27, 1788 ; married Mehetable
Thurston.

CHILDKEX.

48, married John Horton ; had one son,
died young.

49, married Walter ; had two daugh-

Abigail,
Elizabeth,
Henry A.,
Mehetable,

ters and one son, died young.

50, married Olive Thurston ; three chil-

dren.

51, died young.

14. Jeremiah Field, born May 8, 1740; married Eliza Sea-
xnons.

CHILDREN.

Henry S., 52

Seamons, 53, married Maggie .

Seth R., 54, died 1863 ; left wife and one child.

15. Abner Field, born Nov. 28, 1793; married Louisa
Oriswold Feb. 16, 1832.

30 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

CHII.DKEN.

Walbridge A., 55

Cordelia L., 56. born Oct. 16, 1834 ; died July 28,

1843.
Frederic G., 57
Isadore L., 58, born Aug. 31, 1845 ; married Du-

rant J. Boynton.

16. Joseph Field, born Jan. 22, 1796; married Abigail
Thurston.

Abigail,

59

CniLDREN.

Joseph,
William,

60
61

Serepta,
Hannah,

62
63,

and three others that died young.

17. Sarah Field, born March 27, 1798; married Stephen
Austin.

CHILDKEN.

Betsey, 64, married Foster ; had son and

daughter.
Stephen , 65

Hannah, 66

18. Welcome Field, born Oct. 14, 1802; married Calista
Earle.

CHILDREN.

Rosoloo, 67, married Harriet Earle; children

two.

19. Pardon Field, born April 10, 1805 ; married Mary
Hoar.

CHILDKEN.

Ellen, 68, married John Fuller.

Harrison, G. O., 69

John, 70, has children.

Mary Jane, 71

Laura, 72, married Meter. Two children.

Married, 2d, Sarah Fish.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 31

CHILDKEN.

Willis, 73, died young.

One son, 74, aged 2 years.

21. Joseph Williams ; married

CHILD.

Adnah, 7o, married Ursula Mann.

Married, 2d, Eusebia Wilson.

CHILDREN.

Joseph, 76, Galesburg, 111.

Henry, 77, Galesburg, 111.

22. William Williams; married Henry, of Chester,

Vt.

James, 78, President of Bank of Bellows Falls,

Yt.

A son, 79

Hannah, 80

William, 81, died unmarried.

2.3. James Williams ; went West.

CHILDKEN.

James, 82

And daughters.

27. Elan Field ; mariied ISTewton.

CHILDREN.

Alphonso, 83

Elizabeth, 84

39. Abner Field ; died Oct. 2G, 1832 ; married Eliza Sar-
gent.

CHILDKE.V.

Zilia, 85

Abner, 86, died infant.

40. Waite Field ; married Jonathan Greene.

CHILDREN.

Maria, 87

Susan, 88

32 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

42. Alina Field ; married Miles Baily.

CHILD.

Hannah, 89, married Abbott.

43. Maria Field; married Welcome Thurston.

CHILBKEN.

Robert W., 90
Alfred, 91

44. Westcott R. Field ; married Bethia Bates. Children
three ; married, 2d, .

45. Lydia Field, married Sawyer Parker; 2d, William
Miller. Children three.

4G. William Field ; married Levina Boynton.

CHILD.

Beulah May, • 92

47. Alexander Field, of Paw Paw, 111. ; married Louisa
. One child, daughter.

52. Henry S. Field ; married Washburne.

CniLDIJEN.

Julia, 93

Charles, 94

Henry, 95

Jeremiah, 96

Amelia, 97

55. Hon. Walbridge Abner Field, of Boston, Mass. ; born
in Vermont, April 26, 1833; uLnrricd Eliza Ellen McLoon
Oct. 4, 1869, who died March 8, 1877.

CHILDUKN.

Eleanor Louisa, 98, born Jan. 1, 1871.
Elizabeth Len-

thall, 99, born Feb 6, 1873.

57. Frederic Griswold Field ; born in Vermont Jan. 1,
1842 ; married Anna M. Tarbell July 2, 1872.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 33

CHILDREN.

Fred. T:irbell, 100, boni Dec. 24, 1878.
A daughter, 101, born March 29, 1878.

'65. Stephen Austin ; married Julia Fuller.

CHILDREN.

Sylvia, 102

Rosa, 103

Isadora, 104

Frederic, 105

66. Hannah Austin ; married Frank Fuller.

CHILDREN.

Bertha, lOG

Carrie, 107

Louisa, 108

09. Harrison Gray Otis Field ; had two daughters.
85. Zilia Field ; married Alvan Davis.

CHILD.

Zilia, 109

The First John Field

OF PROVIDENCE.

1. John Field the first of that name, lived in Providence^
R. I., in 1637, and died in l69tJ", married.

CniLDKEN.

John, 2

Zachariah, 3

2. Capt. John Field, 2d, of Providence, 1st of Bridgewater,
born in Providence about 1045, moved to Bridgewater in

1G77, died 1698 ; married ; daughter of Anthony Ever-

enden. ^^'^^^•^

CHILDREN.

John, 3d, 4

P^lizabeth, 5, born 1673 ; married Clement Briggs,

of Eastoii.

Richard, 6, born 1G77 ; married Susannah Wal-

do, 1704.

Lydia, 7, born 1679; married Thomas Manly^

1701.

Daniel, 8, born 1681 ; married Sarah, daughter

of Jolm Ames, in 1706.

Ruth, 9, born 1683.'x,^^AJvNrv^ [^yviOkiM^

Hannah, 10, no record. ^

4. Capt. John Field, 3d, of Providence, 2d of Bridge-
water, born in Providence, 1672, died 1758 ; married Elizabeth^
daughter of Jolui Ames, in 1697, born 1681, died 1739.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

•35

CHILDREISr.

Elizabeth, 11, bo7-n 1698; married Snow.

Sarali, 12, born 1700 ; married Jonathan How-

ard, 1719.
Lozannah, 1.3, married Keith.

John, 4th, 14

James, 14^, died Aug. 11, 1729, unmarried.

14. John Field, 4th, born in Providence 1704, died fin
Providence Sept. 28, 1729; married Mary, daughter of
Ephraim Howard.

CIIILDKEN.

John, 15, born 1727.

James, 10, born 1729. /? • / j^-

15. Dea. John Field, 5th, born in Providence 1727, died
in Providence 1794; married Lydia Warren, sister of General
Warren, who died at Bunker Hill. She was born in Norwich,.
Conn., in 1724, died in 1811.

CHILDREN.

John,

17

Lemuel,

18

Daniel,

19

Joseph,

20

Lydia,

21

Abby,

22

Zerviah,

23

17. John Fie

dd.

6tl

1, born in Providence March

22, 1748,

died 1811 : man

•ied M

arcy Searle, born 1747, died

Ser>t. 28,

1813.

CHILDREN^.

John,

24

Simeon,

25

William,

26

Samuel,

27

Joseph,

28

Isaac,

29

Solomon,

30, died unmarried.

Benjamin,

31

Lydia,

32, unmarried.

-36 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

Mary, 33, unmarried.

Zerviah, 34

Sarah, 35

Abby, 36

Hannah, 37, married Gerard Curtis; no children.

18. Lemuel Field, born in Providence Dec. 28, 1750; died
March 22, 1836. Married Rachel, daughter of William Down-
ing of Newport, R. I., in 1761 ; she died Feb. 8, 1814.

CUIl-DIiEN.

Lemuel, 38

William, 39, born 1786; died Oct. 15, 1824; un-
married.

Thomas, 40, died young.

Daniel, 41

Xancy, 42, died young.

Catherine, 43

19. Daniel Field, born in Providence 1755; died in Provi-
dence, 1830 ; married Zipporah, daughter of Phineas Benja-
min, of Canterbury, Conn. She was born 1768, died 1830.

CHILDREN.

Adopted Daniel, son of his brother Lemuel.

20. Joseph Field, born in Providence 1763; died in Provi-
<lence, 1826; married Prudence Carpenter.

CUII^DREN.

J. Warren, 44, married Sally Taber, had Isabel and

Louise.
Harris, 45, died uiiinai-ried.

Susan, 46, died unnian-ied.

Jeanette, 47, married Hamilton A.Warren; had

Jose))!), Caroline, and Sarah.
Rebecca W., 48, married Isaac Peckham Sept. 18,

1821 ; had John, Anne, and Eliza.
Elizabeth, 49, married Hamilton A. Warren ; no

children. .

Married, 2d, Eliza XJshtM-, widow of — — - Burrows.

cjni.i).
Greene ]>urrows, 50 ;

Married, 3d, Phebe Wallen.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

ST

John W.,

CHILD.

51, married

Martin E.

; had Cyril A., and*

21. Lydia Field, born in Providence May 8, 175-3; died
Dec. 18, 1833; married Josei)h Bowler.

CniLDKEN.

Joseph,
Nancy,.

52

53, married Joseph Fry, of Albany,
N. Y.^ciu^ /"TrjJ.

22. Abby Field, born in Providence 1760 ; died 1844 ;
married Daniel Proud ; no children. ,

23. Zerviah Field, born in Providence 1758; died 1802;
married Bennett Wheeler ; born in Halifax, N. S., 1755; died
in Providence 180G.

CniLDREN.

John, 54, died unmarried.

George, 55, died unmarried.

Betsey, 56

Bennett H., 57

Samuel, 58

Susan, 59, died unmarried.

Henry B., 60, married Eliza Boss, of Newport,
R. I.; went to New York, h A^<jf^

24. John Field, born in Providence Jan. 18, 1771; died
Sept. 8, 1836; married Amey Larkin, born in 1761, in New-
port, R. I., died 1859.

CHILDKEISr.

John, 61, married Mary Burke.

Albert, 62, died young.

Richard, 63, died young.

Joanna, 64, married Samuel Taber Feb. 26, 1820.

Martha, 65, married Daniel Leamens. ^^

Emily, 66

Louisa, 67, died young.

Albert S., 68, married Deborah Kettle, of Cumber-
land, R. I., May 28, 1840.

Richard, 69, married Elizabeth Hunnewell.

38

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

25. Simeon Field, born in Providence 1771 ; died in Prov-
idence 1834; married Mnry A. Warner Nov. 27, 1803; born
Sept. 9, 1777 ; died Oct. 27,17G0. ^

CniLDUEX.

Edward, 70

James, 71, died unmarried.

Henry, 72, died young.

Jobu'w., 73

Simeon, 74

Lewis P., 75, died unmarried.

Elizabeth W., 76, married Thomas Brownell Nov. 24,

1836 ; 2d, Keep, 2 children.

Sarah B., 77, married Alfred Lewis; 2d, married

Johnson. No children.

2(). William Field, born in Providence March 6, 1777 ;
died in 1844; married Betsey Larkin Nov. 8, 1798 ; born 1779,
died 1847.

CHILDUEN.

Betsey 78, unmarried.

Rebecca, 79, unmarried.

Carolii>€, 80,'unmarrie<5.

Ann, 81, married Samuel Foote Jan. 11,1845.

Harriet, 82, unmarried.

Patience, 83, married James Langley, of Newi^ort,

R. L

Susan A., 84, married Nasbeth J. Bowes.

William L., 85, unmarried.

Joseph, 86, died young.

Adeline, 87, unmarried.

27. Samuel Field, born in Providence

died

Providence ; married Nancy Fi-ench Oct. 14, 1798.

CniT.PEEN.

Thomas, 88, died unmarried.

Samuel, 89, unmarred.

Sally, 90, married David Jeckins.

Mary, 91, married Blueman.

Eliza, 92, married Martin.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 39

28. Joseph Field, boni in Providence. Went South ;
married Larkin. One or two children.

29. Isaac Field, born in Providence, died in Providence ;
married Sally Berry.

CHILDREN.

Joseph B., 93, married Bethania Mason, of New

Bedford, Mass.
James A., 94, unmarried.

Isaac, 95, unmar)-ied.

William H., 96, married Mary P. Jerauld Dec. 28,

1845.
Maria, 97, married C. B. Snow.

Ann, 98, unmarried.

Sarah, 99, married Edwin E. Capron.

Daniel, 100, unmarried.

31. Benjamin Field, born in Providence; died July 11,
1846 ; married Sabra Fiske Oct. 15, 1815.

Daniel P., 101

L Zerviah Field,
dence ; married John Wallen Feb. 9, 1820. - ^'^ -^^

34. Zerviah Field, born in Providence; died in Proyi-

CHILDREN.

Julia, 102, married^^i-^'^Cslick.

Adeline, 103

Polly, 104

35. Sarah Field, born in Providence about 1778; died
about 1830 ; married Oliver Price Nov. 9, 1809.

CniLDREN.

\Yilliam, , 105, married Amanda Gorham, daughter

c^^>. ^ . <^ t ^.-- ^f j^^^^ . ^^^ William. '/^ Z^ ^^T^

Oliver, 106, had Willianr, Rebecca, Allen, Eben-

''•*''"' ezer.

Sally, 107, died yotrng;

36. Abby Field, born in Providence 1760; died 1844;
married Philip Potter Sept. 24, 1812.

40 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

CIIII-DREN.

Abby, 108, died unmarried.

James, 109, died infant.

Francis, 110, married >• Davenport.

James, ^ 111, unmarried.

Philip, 112, died young.

Thomas, 113, unmarried.

Philipina, 114, died young.

38. Lemuel Field, born in Providence ; married Mary,.
daughter of Walker Harding.

GUILD.

Albert F., 115

41. Daniel Field, born in Providence 1789; died Feb. 18»
1863; married Lucy P. Brown June 13, 1811, born 1733, died
Oct. 13, 1875.

CHILDREN.

Daniel H., 116, died infant.

Lucy B., 117, died infant.

Lucy F., 118, died infant.

Daniel W., Ill)

Zipporah B., 120, married Henry Cory. No children.

Charles W., 121

43. Catherine Field, born in Providence 1771, died 1875;
married William James Nov. 19, 1830. ^'^ t^^iY/'

I /■

CHILDREX.

Mary, 122

Samuel, 123

Almira, 124

Andrew J., 125, born 1817, died unmarried.

O. H. Perry, 126

50. Greene Burroughs Field, born in Providence ; married.

CHILDREN.

Elizabeth B., 127, born Feb. 1, 1832; married Peleg
Peckham of St. Louis, Mo. ^

William T., 128, born Oct. 26, 1833; died Sept. 25„
1835 ; chiid-MimueJLouise..

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

41

James H., 129, born Sept. 25, 1835 ; married Corne-

lia D. Prentice ; child, Maitland T.

Ellen F., 130, born Dec. 18, 1837 ; married Henry

A. Heath of ISTewport, R. I.; child.
Adel.

George B., 131, born July 21, 1844.

Chai-les W., 132, born Oct. 7, 1848 ; married Lizzie
Anthony of Newport, R. I.; child,
Mary.

56. Betsey or Eliza Wheeler, born in Providence ; married
Galen Richmond 1809.

CHILDREN.

John, 133, unmarried.

Maria, 134, married Nathaniel Wright; child,

Maria, who married Judge Bay. '
Benjamin;, 1^, died yoirag.
Frank, 136, died young.
Lam-a, 137, married Hayden ; went West.

57. Bennett H. Wheeler, born in Providence 1788 ; died
1863 ; married Betsey S. Gardiner 1809.

Bennett W.,
Elizabeth,
George W.,
Charles J.,

CHILDREN.

138

139, died infant.
140

141, married Pallas Lathrop; five children,
died infants.
58. Samuel W. Wheeler, born in Providence 1790 ; died
1857 ; married Elizabeth Manton July 11, 1815. She was born
1793 ; died 1872.

CHILDREN.

142
143

144, born 1828 ; married Minerva Kins-
ley, 1854 ; children, Minnie and
Anne.

145, born 1881 ; died 1850 ; unmarried.

146, born 1816 ; died infant.

Susan,

Harriet,

Amasa,

Adeline,
John A.,

42 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

John H., 147, born 1823; died 1843; unmarried.

Edwin, 148, born 1835; died young.

Frank, 149, born 1838 ; died young.

Mary, 150, married A. P. S. Stewart Nov. 26,

1849; died 1851.
William. 151, born 1819; died infant.

66. Emily DaA^s, born in Providence Dec. 4, 1807; mar-
ried Joseph Davis Aug. 23, 1837.

CHILD.

Henry, 152

70. Edward Field, born in Providence June 6, 1805 ; mar-
ried Alice, daughter of Darius Thurber.

CHILDREN.

Maria L., 153

Henry, 154

Mary Alice, 155

73. John W. Field, born in Providence; married Jerusha
Bacon of Killingly, Conn., Sept. 4, 1827.

CHILD. .

John Jenks, 156

74. Simeon Field, born in Providence ; married Elizabeth
Webster.

CHILDREN.

Georgeanna, 157, born 1846 ; married Frank Longstreet.
Arthur W., 158, born 1862.

119. Daniel W. Field, born in Providence, 1815 ; died
1878 ; married Nancy Curtis, of Springfield, Mass.; she was
born 1815, died 1855.

CHILDREN.

Lucy B., 159

Elizabeth S., 160, married Charles Chace.

Helen S., 161, married , William Greene.

Zipporah, 162, married Frank Jones.

Daniel C, 163, unmarried.

121. Charles Wesley Field, born in Providence ; married
Emeline Phillips Dec. 31, 1845.

Me field genealogy. 4S

CHILDREN.

Daniel, 164

Maria B., 165

Lucy B., 166

122 Mary James, born in Providence 1811 ; married Henry
Whitford.

CHILD.

Mary C, 167

Married, 2d, Jonathan Helme.

CHILDREN.

Anna P., 168, married Leonard O. Smith, of Frank-

lin, Conn., now of Philadelphia.
Zipporah E., 169, died young.
James W., 170, died young.

123. Samuel James, born in Providence 1814; married
Tabitha Rhodes, of Scituate, R. I.

CHILDREN.

"William A.

, 171

Celia R.,

172, married Thomas Spencer
Clinton.

; child,

Emma R.,

173, unmarried.

Isabel,

174, unmai-ried.

Samuel K.,

175, died young.

124. Almira

James, born in Providence 1818 ;

married

Francis Hersey.

CHILDREN.

Almira,

176

Frances,

177

126. Oliver Hazard Perry James, born in Providence 1820 ;
now of Delevan, 111.; married Eliza James of Providence.

CHILDREN.

George, 178, had Katy, who married Henry Jones.

Almira, 179

Sarah, 180

Clara, 181, married Orlando Hill, of Delevan, 111.;

child, Charles.

44 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

Katy,

182

Eliza,

183,

died unmarried

Olivia,

184,

died young.

Willie,

185,

died young.

138. Bennett W. Wheeler, born in Providence, 1816 ; died
1875 ; married Elizabeth Vose.

CHILD.

Clara, 186, married Dr. Pope, of Washington,

D.C.
Married, 2d, Betsey Monroe.

CHILDREN.

Cora B., 187

Bennett R., 188

140. George W. Wheeler, born in Providence ; married
Frances Angell.

CHILD.

Mary, 189, married Clar^nee Bliss. One child.

142. Susan Wheeler, born in Providence, 1817 ; married
Charles H. Mason March 24, 1841.

CHILDKEN".

Fanny S., 190, married Albion Cooper, ©f New

York. Children, Walter and Grace,
Charles, 191, unmarried

Walter, 192, married Chlotilde Stanton.

143. Harriet Wheeler, born in Providence 1833 ; married
Daniel Parkhurst 1856.

CHILDREN.

Frank, 193, died infant.

Edward, 194, born 1862.

152. Henry Davis, born in Providence March 21, 1839 ;
married Mary E. Wilson June 14, 1865.

CHILDREN.

Mary E., 195

Harry, 196

Emma, 197

153. Maria L. Field, born in Providence ; married Samuel
Augustus Wesson Dec. 27, 1847.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 45

CHILDBEX.

Edward, 198

Alice, 199

154. Henry Field, bom in Providence ; married Melissa
Haskell.

CHILDREN.

Edward, 200

Ella, 201

Henry, 202

171. Hon. William A. James, born in Providence, now of
Highland Park, 111. ; married Georgiana Case, of Springfield,

Mass.

CHILD.

Samuel Winthrop, 203

177. Frances Hersey, born in Providence; married Ad-
dison Franklin ; 2d, Isaac Collins.

CHILDEEN.

Walter Franklin, 204
Myra Franklin, 205

James Field,

(NO. 16,)
ON THE JOHN FIELD RECORD, TRACED BY ITSELF.

1. James Field, son of John, 4th, of Providence, and brother
of Deacon John Field, was the great-great-grandson of the
first John Field of Providence. He was born in Providence,
died — ; married Sarah Burkett Sept. 17, 1750.

CHILDREN.

James,

William,

George,

John,

Arthur,

Edward,

Benjamin,

Job,

Mehetable,

Sally,

Polly, .

Betsey,

2. James Field, born in Providence ; married Rebecca
Waterman.

CHIIiDEEN.

Lydia, 14, born 1775.

Sally, 15, born 1780.

Anstiss, 16

3. William Field, born in Providence 1752, died 1816 ;
married Freelove Sprague.

C CHILDREN.

Nathaniel, 17

Sterling, 18

2
3
4
5

6, died unmarried.

7, died unmarried.
8

9
10
11
12
13

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

47

Freelove, 19

William, 20, married Lydia Warner. No children.

4. George Field, born in Providence 17^7, died 1806;
married Sarah Potter, born 1772.; died 1827.

CHILDKEN.

Mary, 21

Sarah, 22, born 1793, died 1875; married Jacob

French ; 2d, George French.
Nancy, 23, born 1799 ; unmarried.

8. Benjamin Field, born in Providence 1777, died in
Nantucket May 14, 1841 ; married Sally Williams, daughter
of Nathan, Oct. 5, 1797. She was born 1766, died 1864.

CHILDREN.

Ephraim, 24, died young.

Edward, 25, died young.

Edward, 26, born August 25, 1800.

Benjamin, 27, died young.

Sarah Ann, 28, born 1806, died Sept. 3, 1847 ; mar-

ried John Hill.

Mehetable, 29, born April 4, 1809; married Joshua

Smith,

Benjamin, 30, married Charlotte Coffin.

Abby, 31, born March 10, 1813, died 1843';

married Elisha Chace. Had Gar-
diner L. Chace.

Caleb, 32, born June 9, 1815, died Aug. 19,

1849 ; married Elizabeth Gardiner.

Eliza, 33, born Aug. 23, 1820, died unmarried

July 22, 1863.

10. Mehetable Field, born in Providence; married Daniel
Anthony; 2d, Ingraham.*

CHILD.

James Anthony, — , died infant.

11. Polly Field, born in Providence ; married MajoF-Gen.
Box.

CHILD.

Polly, 34, died unmarried.

12. Sally Field, born in Providence ; married West-

cott.

48 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

CHILDREN.

James, 35, married Hannah Potter.

George, 36, went West.

Sally, 37, unmarried.

Freelove, 38, married Miller.

13. Betse}' Field, horn in Providence 1770, died June,
1847 ; married Thomas Prentice, born 1758, died Jan., 1830.

CHILDREN.

John, 39

Sally, 40, married Caleb Arnold.

James, 41, married Elmira Field. - ^

Betsey, 42, married Jeremiah Barret,. ,>^..- ^ ■*^-'

Benjamin, 43, unmarried, ^?^i<'• :^A^- fn^^

Richard, 44, unmarried.

Daniel, 45, married Mary Bogman.

Mary, 46, mari-ied George McGuire.

Mehetable, 47, died young.

Thomas, 48, died infant.

William, 49, died infant.

George, 50, died infant.^ >-- >

■fj^ »

15. Sally Field, born in Providence; married Nathaniel
James.

/ ' •' , „ CHILDREN.

Rebe(/ca, 51, married Oliver Taber. 1^ children.

Lydia, 52, married Randall. ' ""

Anstiss, 53, unmarried.

Waterman, 54

Martha. 55

21. Mary Field, born in Providence 1795 ; married Oeorge /■"-'^
Updike ; 2d, Tillinghast.

CHILDREN.

Anna F., 56, married Asa Freeman. Child, Anna,

William, 57

John, 58

Mary, 59

26. Edward Field, born Aug. 23, 1800; married Eliza
Jepson Sept. 11, 1822.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

49

Four died infants.
Martha L.,
Albert,
Eliza Jane,
Sarah J.,

CHILDREN.

61, unmarried; born 1828.
62

m

Married, 2d, Abby Hermon, Aug. 1, 1866. No children.

89. John Prentice, born in Providence 1791 ; died Sej^t. 25,
1868 ; married Sally Barret, born July 17, 1792 ; died Aug. 24,

1875.

CHILDREX.

Joseph W.,
Harriet N.,

Eliza D.,
Joseph B.,
Eliza J.,
Mary D.,
John, Jr.,

Thomas W.,
William K.,

George W.,
Thomas W.,

Frank,

()4, died infant.

65, born Feb. 15, 1815 ; married John M.

Drew May 27, 1850.

66, born Oct. 11, 1817 ; died young,

67, died infant.

68, born 1807; died 1821.

69, born Aug. 17, 1822.

70, born Dec. 3, 1825; died P'eb. 19,

iaS7.

71, died infant.

72, born Feb. 5,1829; died March 5,

1858.

73, born June 5, 1831 ;-t*Hmarried>6<ri.c-e.ai»^

74, born Dec. 27, 1832; died April 10,

1839 ; married Amanda Bennett.

75, born Feb. 17, 1837 ; married Louisa

Fisher.

40. Sally Brown Prentice, born April 1, 1789 ; died Oct.
9, 1868; married Caleb Arnold Dec. 21, 1815. He was born
in Warwick June 11, 1788 ; died Aug. 28, 1869.

CHILDKKN.

Elizabeth P., 76, born in Providence Sept. 10,1816;

died Oct. 6, 1820.
.James P., 77, born in Providence .Jan. 18, 1819.

Elizabeth P., 78, born in Providence May 30, 1821.
William A., 79, boi-n in Providence July 24, 1823.
Sarah B., 80, born in Providence Dec. 23, 1825.

50 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

Caleb, Jr., 81, born in Providence Nov. 26, 1828.

George T., 82, born in Providence June 24, 1832.

Charles H., 83, born in Providence March 4, 1836.

60. Martha L. Field, born in Nantucket Aug. 6, 18S^ ;
married Joseph Elr Palmer June 11, 1844; he was born in

1808.

CHILDREN.

Edward T., S4, born Jan. 29, 1845 ; married Florence

Starbuck.
Joseph B., 85, born June 6, 1852.

62. Eliza Jane Field, born in Nantucket March 16, 1831 ;
married Zenas Coffin ; born May 31, 1830 ; married Oct. 1,
1851.

CHILDREN.

Albert F., 86, born May 15, 1854.

Martha, 87, born April 27, 1856.

Walter, 88, born Nov. 25, 1857.

Florence M., 89, born Oct. 12, 1871.

63. Sarah Jane P"'ield, born in Nantucket May 31, 1835 ;
married Albert II. Manchester, Jr., of Providence, Nov. 19,
1856. He was born May 27, 1833. '

CHILDREN.

Eliza F., 90, born March 16, 1858.

Helen P., ' 91, born Jan. 21, 1862.

Albert F., 92, born Nov. 14, 1868.

65. Harriet N. Prentice, born in Providence Feb. 15, 1815 ;
married John M. Drew May 27, 1850, of Cleveland, Ohio.

CHILD.

Ella, 93

69. ]\Iary 1). I'rentice, born in I'rovidence April 17, 1822;
married George Graham.

CHILD.

Mattie M., 94, married Henry M. Fidler; no chil-

dren.

Zachariah Field,

(NO. 2,)
ON THE JOHN FIELD KECOllD, TllACED BY ITSELF.

Zachariah Field, 1st, second sou of the first John Field
of Providence, lived in Providence in 1637 ; died Aug. 12,
1693 ; married Sarah Thornton ; she afterwards married John
Gurney.

CHILDREN.

Zachariah, 2d, 2, born Jan. 13, 1685.

John, 3, born probably about 1687 ; will pre-

sented 1672,-^4i'M son Joseph.

James, 4, born probably about 1689 ; died un-

married.

Daniel, 5, born 1690 ; settled in White Plains,

N. Y.

Joseph, 6, born 1693 ; inventory presented by

son Isaac, 1768.

Sarah, 7, died unmarried. '

2. Zachariah Field, 2d, born in Providence Jan. 13, 1685;
married Abigail.

CHILDIiEN.

Zachariah, 3d, 8

John, 9, born in Providence probably 1708;

died 1738.

8. Zachariah Field, 3d, born in Providence ; married Lydia
Titus, of Rehoboth, Sept. 20, 1727.

CHILDKEN.

Zachariah, 4th, 10
John, 11

Elizabeth, 12

52 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

9. John Field, born in Providence, 1708 ; died at St.
Eustaceus 1738; married Elizabeth Snow 1735.

CHILD.

Jolni, 13, born 1738.

13. John Field, born in Providence 1738; died Sept. 3,
1808 ; married Abigail Carey March 21, 1761; who was born
1735.

CHILDREN.

John,

15

Allen,

16

Elizabeth,

17

Benjamin,

18, infant; born 1768.

Benjamin,

19

Abigail,

20

Joseph,

21

Richard ,

22

Hannah,

23

14. Capt. John Field, born Dec. 17, 1761 ; lost at sea
abont 1800; married Hannah Gladding 1768, Avho died 1848.

CHILDKEN.

John Albert, 24
Sophia, 25

Julia Ann, 26

Almira, 27, widow Hannah; married John Burr

Aug. 8, 1811.

15. Elizabeth Field, born in Providence Nov. 17, 1766 ;
married Andrew Taylor July 6, 1788.

CIIILDIJEN.

Allen F., 28, born Dec. 27, 1790.

Robei-t, 29, died young.

Abby T., 30, born April 26, 1789.

Julia Ann, 31, born Oct. 31, 1794.

Eliza, 32, born Oct. 23, 1796.

George W., 33, born Feb. 28, 1793.

Benjamin T., 34, born June 13, 1798.
JosephWarren,35, born Oct. 10, 1800.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 53

Mary B., 36, born Nov. 16, 1802 ; unmarried.

Sophia, 37, born Jan. 14, 1805.

Maria, 38, born July 26, 1807 ; died young.

21. Joseph Field, born in Providence 1773 ; died Aug. 8,
1845 ; changed his name to Joseph Fuller ; married Lucy
Potter.

CHILD.

Abby P., 39; married Anthony B. Arnold Aug.

22, 1816.

Sarah C. H. Day, adopted daughter of Anthony B. and
Abby P. Arnold; born in Boston July 9, 1833; married
Edwin Brainard Day July 27, 1859.

CHILD.

Anthony B. Day, born May 14, 1860.

22. Richard M. Field, born July 8, 1775 ; died 1843 ; mar-
ried Eliza Snow, daughter of John, Feb. 14, 1799.

CHILDKEN.

Frances Eliza, 40, born March 29, 1800.
Adeline J.. 41, born Feb. 28, 1808.
Abby Carey, 42, born July 8, 1810.
Elizabeth Snow,43, born April 9, 1814; married John
Larned.

Married, 2d, Caroline, daughter of Benjamin Snow, of
Norwich, Conn., Oct. 2, 1826. "

CHILDBEN.

Caroline S., 44, born Aug. 4, 1817 ; married Brownell.

Richard M., Jr., 45, born Aug. 2, 1819.

Sarah Ann, 46, born April 25, 1821 ; died April 30,

1821.
J. Russell, 47, born June 19, 1822 ; married Mary

Burke ; no children.
Maria Louisa, 48, born July 20, 1824.
Edward Hampton, 49, born Oct. 26, 1826.
Charles T., 50, born Jan. 1, 1829 ; died April 9, 1830.

Augustus H., 51, born May 15, 1831.
John Allen, 52, born Jan. 19, 1835.

54

THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

23. Hannah Field, born in Providence Sept. 4, 1778, died
May 26, 1834; married Charles Dyer May 6, 1798. He was
born Sept. 16, 1778; died Dec. 11, 1862.

CHILDREN.

Julia Ann, 53, born June 20, 1799.

Eliza T., 54, born Aug. 27, 1801 ; died Aug. 27,

1802.
Charles, Jr., 55, born June 8. 1803 ; died Sept. 28,

1852.
Albert T., 56, born Nov. 14, 1805; died April 4,

1841.
Caroline, 57, born Sept. 22, 18^7; died March 11,

1834.
John F., 58, born March 7, 1811.

Jaraes Burrell, 59, born July 29, 1815; died infant.

24. John Albert Field, born in Providence Jan. 1, 1793,
died April 19, 1874 ; married Deborah Burr; born 179^ : died
May 8, 1 839. '>^^^ -^ /u.^-^ c^^ ' ^ ^ --^-^

CHILDREN.

Charlotte,
John A., Jr.,
Charles H.,
Sophia,
Laura T.,
Mary A.,
George W.,

60, born Dec. 19, 1842.
61

62, died young. ^ ^ ^

63, married James B. Tallman. Vv^'^'^^^

64, born 1829.

65, born Sept. 6, 1831.

66, died unmarried.

25. Sophia Field, born in Providence ; married George
Bolls May 7, 1807.

CHILDREN.

Mary, 67, married George Clarke.

Abby, 68, married Robert Knight.

Eliza, 69, born Dec. 23, 1796; married Wil-

liam Dana.
Almira, 70, married Philip Fisk.

26. Almira Field, born in Providence; married John Mil-
ler 1802, 2d wife.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 55

CHILDREN.

Martha, 71

John, 72

Albert, 73

Elizabeth, 74

28. Allan F. Taylor, born in Little Compton, R. I., Dec.
27, 1790 ; married Abby W. Tisdale, of Taunton, 1821.

CHILDBEN.

Mary Elizabeth, 75, unmarried.
Helen F., 76, unmarried.

William Henry, 77, died.

30. Abby Field Taylor, born in Little Compton, R. I.,
April 26, 1789; married Sylvester Brownell, who died aged 77.

CHILDREN.

Sophia, 78, married Thomas Mitchell.

Clara, 79, born July 6, 183.5.

31. Julia Ann Taylor, born in Little Compton Oct. 31,
1794; married John Albert Field, 2d wife. No children.

32. Eliza Taylor, born Oct. 23, 1796, in Little Compton ;
married Amasa Manton, born April 21, 1795, married Nov.
4, 1817.

CHILDREN.

Robert, 80, born April 12, 1824.

Harriet, 80|, born Sept. 28, 1820.
Elizabeth T., 81, born Aug. 16, 1818.

Walter, 82, born Feb. 21, 1826.

Frank, 83, born Aug. 15, 1828.

Julia, 83i born Dec. 2, 1832.

Isabella, 84," born April 19, 1836.

33. George W. Taylor, born in Little Compton Feb. 28,
1790; married Pope ; 2d, Janette Hopjjin. No children.

34. Benjamin F. Taylor, born in Little Compton Jan. 13,
1798 ; mai-ried Jane Cushing.

CHILDREN.

Henry C, 85, born June 15, 1827; died March 10,

1829.
Jane E., 86, born April 10, 1829.

56 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

Ednah J., 87, born April 14, 1833.

Frank C, 88, born Jan. 27, 1836.

George, 89, born Feb. 28, 1840.

Julia F., 90, born Feb. 15, 1842 ; married Ezra

Newhall. Children .

Marianna, 91, born July 14, 1844.

Henry P., 92, born Dec. 17, 1847. Children, 2.

Robert, 93, married Almira Sanders. One child,

Bradford.

35. Joseph Warren Taylor, born in Little Co.mpton, 1800;
married Elizabeth Dean. ,- cr^t^.^^ ■ u^l^-crr^

CHILBBEN. / 1 ^

Robert, 94

37. Sophia Taylor, born in Little Corapton Jan. 14, 1805 ;
married Walter Paine Feb. 23, 1823.

CHILDKEN.

Harriet Maria, 95
Walter, 3d, 96
George, 97, died infant.

Josephine, 98, born Nov. 2, 1829 ; unmarried.

William Wirt, 99, born May 1, 1834 ; unmarried.
George Taylor, 100
Frederick How-
ard, 101, died young.

40. Frances Eliza Field, born in Providence March 29,
1800; married Barnum Field.

41. Adeline Jarvis Field, born in Providence Feb. 28, 1808 ;
married Vincent Carr.

CHILDREN.

Jane, 102

Marietta, 103

Emma, 104

Wm. Henry, 105

42. Abby Carey Field, born in Providence July 8, 1810 ;
married John Edwin Brown.

CHILDREN.

Mary Eliza-
beth, 106

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 57

Frank Yin-
cent, 107
John Echvin, 108
51. Augustus H. Field, born May 15, 1831. Married.

.CHILDREN.

Barbara S., 109 - / \ '^
Albert, 110

Ann Eliza, 111

53. Julia Ann Dyer, born in Providence June 20, 1799;
married Paris Dyer May IG, 1818.

CHILDREN.

Henry A., 112, born Feb. 18, 1819 ; died July 31, 1871.

Albert F., 113, born Jan. 5, 1821 ; died Sept. 14, 1821.
Caroline E., 114, born .June 6, 1823 ; died July 27, 1862.
George F., 115, born June 17, 1825 ; died Nov. 3, 1827.
Francis S., 116, born April 1, 1843 ; died Oct. 3, 1843.

54. Charles Dyer, Jr., born in Providence June 8, 1803 ;
died Sept. 28, 1852 ; married Delia Sowle April 11, 1823.

CHILDREN.

Charles, 117, born Aug. 29, 1824.

Cornelius S., 118, born June 26, 1826.

Married, 2d, Frances C. Page, of Maryland, May 6, 1845.

CHILDREN.

Emily P., 119, born Nov. 18, 1849; died July 27,

1850.
Henry P., 120, born Nov. 14, 1851.

Charles F., 121, born Nov. 22, 1852; died June 1,

1853.

55. Albert F. Dyer, born in Providence Nov. 14, 1805 ;
died April 4, 1841 ; married Araey Ann Ellis March 12, 1826.

CHILDREN.

Albert B., 122, born April 16, 1827 ; died 1865.

Frances E., 123, born Oct. 22, 1829.
Hannah F., 124, born March 23, 1836; died Aug. 10,
1S72.

56. Caroline Dyer, born in Providence Sept. 22, 1807 ; died
March 11, 1834 ; married James Jacobs Jan. 25, 1826.

58 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

CHILDREN.

Caroline D., 1-25, born Sept. 1, 1827; died April 29,

1841.
Julia E., 126, born Aug. 23, 1829.

57. John F. Dyer, born in Providence May 7, 1811 ; mar-
ried Martha Eddy Waterman Oct. 31, 1831.

CmiiDHEN.

John Albert, 127, born June 3, 1832 ; died Dec. 10,

1834.
Frank W., 128, born Feb. 10, 1834 ; died Jan. 19,

1858.

58. Charlotte Field, born in Providence 1820; married
Albert Daily Feb. 14, 1842.

CHILDKEN.

Charlotte, 129, born Dec. 19, 1842.

Julia, 130, born Dec. 9, 1844.

Albert, 131, born Nov. 1, 1846.

Manton, 132, born March, 1849.

Maud, 133, born Se])t., 1854.

59. John Albert Field, Jr., born in Providence ; married
Susan Esten-.fe'A^^''^

CHILDREN.

Kate, 134, married Kichard Sherman.

Lottie, 135, unmarried.

Chai'les, 136, unmarried.

Harry, 137, married Grace.

Married, 2d, Kate Goforth.

CHILDREN.

Florence, 138

Anna, 139

John A., Jr., 140

James Burr, 141

George, , 142

62. Laur^ Tiffany Field, born in Providence 1829; mar-
ried Josepl/fialch July 14, 1853.

CHILDREN.

Mary H., 143, born Jan. 22, 1855.

Joseph, 144, born July 16, 1860.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 59

63. Mary Anna Field, born in Providence Sept. 6, 1831 ;
married .John A. Gai-diner.

CHILD.

Sophia, 145, unmarried.

76. Sophia T. Brownell, born in Providence ; married
Thomas L. Mitchell.

CHILDREN.

Floride, 146, married • May, of Georgia.

Colby, 147, unmarried.

Sophia, 148, unmarried.

Thomas, 149, unmarried.

Cora, 150, unmarried.

Louis, 151, unmarried.

Gaston, 152, unmarried.

78. Robert Manton, born in Providence April 12, 1824;
married Mary Fiske.

CHILDREN.

Annie, 153

Robert, 154

Frank, 165

Jeanie, 156

Mary, 157

Louise, 158

80. Walter Manton, born in Providence Feb. 21, 1826;
married Mary Whitman Sept. 22, 1857. No children.

82. Isabella Manton, born in Providence April 19, 1836 ;
married Morris B. Morgan. ^

CHILDREN.

Morris Hickey, 159
Alice, 160

Percy, 161

84. Jane &. Cushing, born in Providence ; married Edwin
Brown of Salem.

CHILDREN.

Jane, 162

85. Ednah J. Taylor, born in Providence April 14, 1833 ;
man-ied Professor Smith.

86. Frank Cushing Taylor, born in Providence Jan. 27,
1836 ; married Louisa Sherman. Children, 6.

60 THE FIELD GENEALOGY,

87. George Taylor, born in Providence Feb. 28, 1840 ;
married Julia Sherman. Children, 4.

93. Harriet Maria Paine, born in Providence Jan, 7, 1826 ;
married John A. Mitchell.

CHILDREN.

Harriet, 163, married George A. Buffum.

John Alden, 164, died infant.

Alden, 165, died infant,

Josephine, 166, died infant.

94. Walter Paine, 3d, born in Providence Aug. 27, 1827 ;
married Ellen Borden.

CHILDREN.

Ellen Corinna, 167

"Walter Jeffer-
son, 168

Sidney Borden, 169

Elizabeth Eas-
ton, 170

98. George Taylor Paine, born in Providence Sept. 25,
1838; married Louise M. Akerman.

CHILD.

Wm. Howard

Paine, 171, born July 10, 1869.

Joseph Field,

(NO. 6,)

ON THE ZACHARIAH FIELD RECORD, TRACED BY ITSELF.

Zachariah Field, second son of the first John Field, of
Providence, lived in Providence in 1637, died Aug. 12, 1693 ;
married Sarah Thornton, who afterwards married John Gurney.

CHILDREN.

Zachariah, 2, born Jan. 13, 1685.

John, 3, born probably about 1687 ; will pre-

sented 1672.

James, 4, born probably about 1688 - 9 ; died

unmarried. '',

Daniel, 5, born Aug. 7, 1690 ; settled in White

Plains, N. Y.

Joseph, 6, born 1693, inventory presented by

son Isaac, 1768.

Sarah, 7, died Feb. 13, 1755, uamarried.

6. Joseph Field, born in Providence 1693, inventory pre-
sented 1768 ; married Zerviah, daughter of Joseph and Abi-
gail Carey. She was born 1757; died June 28, 1787.

Sarah,
Isaac,

CHILDREN.

8, born Oct. 24, 1740 ; died April 7,

1795.

9, born Nov. 18, 1743.

62 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

9. Capt. Isaac Field, boni in Providence Nov. 18, 1743,
will presented by Widow Martha, 1781 ; married Martha
Hartshorn ; born 1745, died Oct. 10, 1828.

CHILDREN.

Mary, 10, born 1766.

Joseph, 11, born 1768 ; died 1786.

Isaac, 12, born 1770 ; died infant.

Isaac, 13, born 1772 ; died 1790.

George, 14, born 1774; died 1796.

Sai-ah, 15, born probably 1775 -6.

Abigail, 16, born 1777 ; died infant.

10. Mary Field born in Providence May 6, 1766 ; married
Isaac Manchester July 17, 1783.

CHILDKEN.

Lydia, 17, born Feb., 1791 ; died unmarried.

Joseph F., 18, born March 2, 1793 ; died unmarried.

Patty, 19, born Nov. 17, 1795 ; died young.

Mary A., 20, born April 4, 1798.

Sally M., 21, born Feb. 19, 1800 ; died young.

Cyrus B., 22, born Jan. 11, 1802.

Albert H., 23, born Dec. 18, 1808.

Abby W., 24, born Sept. 6, 1806.

Roby W., 25, born January, 1809 ; married Caleb
Whipple. Child, Martha.

14. George Field, born in Providence 1774 ; died 1796, at
Jamaica ; married Mary Gi*eene, daughter of Joshua.

CHILD.

Isaac, 26

15. Sarah Field, born in Providence probably 1775 - 6 ;
married Waters.

CHILDREN.

Abby, 27

Isaac, 28

Married, 2d, Jeremiah Eddy.

CHILDREN.

Eunice, 29

Barnard, 30

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 63

20. Mary A. Manchester, born April 4, 1798, in Provi-
dence ; married Anthony Shaw.

CHILDKEX.

Albert, 31, unmarried.

Stephen, 32, unmarried.

Married, 2d, Stacy Waterman.

CHILDREN.

John, 33

Mary, 34, married William Halton, of Provi-

dence.
George, 35, married Anne Aborn, of Pawtucket,

R.I.
Maria, 3fi, married Stephen Luther, of Warwick,

R.I.
22. Cyrus B. Manchester, born in Providence Jan. 6, 1802 ;
married September 18, 1827, Abby, daughter of Capt. Henry
Mathewson, and Phebe Williams, daughter of Caleb, of
Cranston.

CIIILDKEN.

Three died infants.

Phebe E., 37, born 1829.

28. Albert H. Manchester, born in Providence Dec. -18,
1808 ; married Maria F., daughter of Capt. Henry Manchester
and Phebe Williams, daughter of Caleb, of Cranston. She
was born Feb. 18, 1806.

CHILDREN.

Maria A., 38, born June 5, 1829.

Albert H., 39, born Jan. 2, 1832.

.Caroline L., 40, born Sept. 2, 1836.

Ellen F., 41, born Oct. 12, 1838.

Charles J., 42, born Kov. 5, 1840.

Phebe A., 43, born July 12, 1843.

Mary A. J., 44, born Jan. 27, 1851.

24. Abby W. Manchester, born in Pi-ovidence Sept. 6,
1806; married Christopher E. Thornton, of Johnson, R. I.,
Aug. 4, 1824. He was born July 29, 1804.

CriILDKEX.

Cyrus M., 45, born Sept, 18, 1825.

Mary E., 46, born Nov. 5, 1827.

64 THE FIELD GENEALOGY.

■ Adeline M., 47, born April 14, 1830.

William E., 48, born Sept. 8, 1851. ■ '

Reuben L., 49, born Dec. 7, 1842.

Joseph F., 50, born April 15, 1846.

26. Isaac Field, born in Providence ; married Sarah Ann
Walcott 1816.

CHILnKEN.

Anna, 51

May, 52, married Lawton. No children.

37. Phebe E. Manchester, born in Providence 1829 ; mar-
ried Nicholas Van Slyck of Providence.

CHILDREN.

v^ Cyrus M., 53

Mary H., 54

Elizabeth, 55

Emma G., 56

38. Maria A. Manchester, born in Providence June 5, 1829 ;
married Edward S. Rhodes.

CniLDEEN.

Maria A., 57

Ida D., 58

39. Albert H. Manchester, born in Providence Jan. 2,
1832; married Nov. 19, 1856, Sarah J., daughter of Edward
Field and Eliza Jepson. She was born May 31, 1835, in Nan-
tucket.

CHILDKEN.

Eliza F., 59, born March 16, 1858.

Helen P., 60, born Jan. -^1, 1862.

Albert F., 61, born Nov. 14, 1868.

42. Charles Isaac Manchester, born in Providence Nov. 5,
1840; married Mary Austen.

CHILD.

Charles, 62

43. Phebe A. Manchester, born in Providence July 12,
1843 ; married Charles T. Griffin.

THE FIELD GENEALOGY. 65

CHILDKEN.

Mary F., 63

Charles H., 64

Maria L., 65

44. Mary Ann Jackson Manchester, born in Providence

Jan. 27, 1851 ; married Paul Eugene Gurney.^^ oIju>.o/^ Jl^-^-^t^^/ f

45. Cyrus M. Thornton, born May 18, 1825, in Provi-
dence ; married Celia Bowen.

Albert,

(;6

CHILDKEN.

Alice,

67

Celia M.,

68

Edward,

69

Lewis,

70

46. Mary E. Thornton, born in Providence Nov. 5, 1827 ;
married Thomas Hargrave,

CHILDKEN.

EUcry, 71

Herbert, 72

Ivan, 73

Eugene, 74

Clarence, 75, two infants.

50. Joseph F. Thornton, born in Providence April 15,
1846 ; married Sarah Crandall of Providence.

CHILDKEN.

Emma J., 76

Hattie M., 77

51. Anna Field, born in Providence; married Andrew
Ward.

CHILDREN.

Clarence, 78

Isabel, 79

Alice, 80

One son, 81

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