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Re: Lee Fielding

jkay9180 — 2012-05-19 17:34:28Z

Additional information on Leander Fielding The Massachusetts Town vital collection shows a marriage between Leander Fielding and Annie Pettpas in Boston Mass May 3 1881. I believe this to be my Grandmothers name not Petipaw. Of course the handwritting seems clear on the Boston Record but not so much on Leander (Lee) Fielding Death report from Vermont. You be the judge? I hope this helps. Leander was the son of Enoch Fielding & Margaret Isabel Crawford from a source that I haven't been able to confirm. Thanks Joe Higgins

Re: Lee Fielding

jkay9180 — 2012-05-16 14:41:11Z

Hey Lee This might help Your Grandfather Leander who went by Lee Fielding sounds like my Grandmother's younger Brother who was born in Boston . Her Name was Mary Isabel Fielding Her Father was Leander Fielding and they are shown on the 1910 Boston Cencus along with the rest of the children It also lists her husband James Higgins and mistakenly lists my father as Thomas Fielding It should have been Higgins. I hope this helps. I will be checking this board for any imput from you sincerly Joe Higgins

Re: Fielding in Cheshire (Hyde)

bigbrian7771 — 2012-05-12 06:05:28Z

My name is Brian Fielding and my family was from Gee Cross, Werneth,Cheshire area. I can start the line w/a James Fielding. Some records show birth in Romily 1793, some state Werneth. James married Esther Oldham who was also born in the Werneth,Cheshire. James son Charles was born in Gee Cross 27, Dec 1820. Married to Mary (Corrigan). Charles and family came to the United States about 1873. Same family? Seeking any info. Thanks Brian

Re: Thomas W. Fielding, Sr.

chckyts — 2012-04-23 00:43:04Z

sorry so late..just got back on searching fieldings..
seaking info on this fielding father and mother or any
brothers and sisters...had a possible father of
jonathan but not sure..that is all..glad to get any info...

Margaret Fielding - Cork, Ohio, CT

patmob — 2012-04-07 12:11:16Z

I've been looking to find the maiden name of my great-grandmother Elizabeth who was married to William Fielding in CorkIreland; both appear on the 1901 Irish Census and had a daughter Margaret.

Elizabeth and Margaret came to the US and show up in the 1920 census living in Waterbury, CT with Elizabeth's son Joseph.

Moving forward to 1930, Margaret is no where to be found on the Census - Connecticut or otherwise.

However, there is a record of a Margaret Fielding getting married in Butler County Ohio to a John Harris; on the marriage license, Margaret Fielding listed her place of birth as Cork Ireland and parents as William and Elizabeth and shows her mother's maiden name as McNally.

So its possible she moved from Connecticut to Ohio between 1920 and 1923 and got married.

My problem comes in when I circle back to the 1901 Irish Census because there is another William Fielding listed (no wife) living with his daughter also named Margaret who is about the same age as "my" Margaret.

So at this point the 1901 Irish Census narrows down 2 father/daughter combinations of William/Margaret and the Ohio marriage record is a match for both of my Margret's parents names but still, I don't want to make a false connection if its not really there.

What do people look for when making "leaps of faith" like this? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

Descendants of Herbert Edward Fielding(1878-1951)

1mariaw — 2012-03-26 18:39:40Z

I am searching for descendants of Herbert E. Fielding's children...I know his 3 sons married and had children..One of these from australia would like to meet other Fieldings on a trip to England next month.
Please contact me.
Maria Whatley

Joseph Fielding Marriage to Rose May Curtis

lewisfielding89 — 2012-03-06 23:05:49Z

Im looking for my great grandfather Joseph Fielding and my great grand mother Rose May Fielding(Curtis)

I -think- i may have found joseph but i lose him after WWI i cant find any record of their marriage or them having children, i can find no record of my grandfather except his death...

Joseph was born 1890-1892 in yorkshire
Rose May Curtis was born in 1894 in Holywell, Cambrdigeshire. Or so im led to believe....

any help would be much appreciated!
Lewis Fielding

Lee Fielding

mea009 — 2012-03-03 00:04:23Z

I am trying to track down my great grandfather Lee Fielding who was born in in england, I am told in 1860. He did come to the states at sometime as my Grandfather was born in Boston in 1896 and died in Sunderland vermont in 1957 . Both oth their names were Lee Fielding no middle name I also have been told my great grand father was a chauffeur in New Yorl city and married a lady by the name of lucy petipaw from Canada.
I am hoping some one might be able to shed some light on my ancestors.

Thanks Lee Fielding

Henry and Callia Fielding

jf42739 — 2012-03-01 20:03:15Z

Looking for more information on Henry and Callia Fielding. Henry was my great grandfather and Callia was his first wife. They had a child, Olie Fielding around 1894 and later had Ruby and Cecil Fielding (in 1903 and 1911) in McLennon County, Tx.

I'm trying to figure out Callia's surname...Also, I've hit a brick wall on Henry as he was adopted by George and Maggie Fielding. His original name was Henry Hale. His family was from Tennessee and family discussion has told me that Henry's parents were killed by native american indians. Apparently the kids were placed in an orphanage in Georgia that later burned down. Henry was adopted by the Fieldings.

Fielding Family in Texas

jf42739 — 2012-02-27 06:39:44Z

Looking for info from anyone searching the same family line...I'm working on Henry H Fielding and May Sharp, who had 4 kids (Ruby Fielding and Cecil S Fielding from Henry's previous marriage--he was widowed) and Wade and Russell Fielding. Russell Fielding was my Grandfather. He had my father, Russell F Fielding. We seem seem to be concentrated on the South and East parts of Texas...more specifically, Houston.

Re: Fieldings in Jersey, Channel Islands

vicj169 — 2012-02-09 22:27:37Z

Francois Phillipe Fielding (b1815) & Marie Esther Poingdestre's son Alfred Philip Fielding(b1850) came to New Zealand and there is a family here.
Also other son Tweedale (Tavidale) went to UK.

Any relations?

FIELDING Mollie Sweet COX 1912 1964 beloved wife and mother

t42ForestLawn — 2012-01-05 20:21:24Z

FIELDING Mollie Sweet COX 1912 1964 beloved wife and mother

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 224,687 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Fielding ... SC ... GA ... AR

kjmfielding — 2011-12-14 21:49:54Z

my great grandpa was william othel fielding born 1858 in alabama . died 1931 oklahoma . married to henrietta gray form alabama . my tree is fielding /cagle/barbee/gray . my screen name is kjmfielding .

Re: Fielding ... SC ... GA ... AR

aemorrissey — 2011-12-14 17:31:38Z

How can I access your tree? May I have the name of a deceased grandparent with their birth date?
If we match up, I have some very old family photos to share.

Re: Fielding ... SC ... GA ... AR

kjmfielding — 2011-12-13 13:24:36Z

alot of your info matches some of mine . take a look at my tree . looks like we may have something !!

Thomas W. Fielding, Sr.

billvickie153 — 2011-09-18 03:07:27Z

Looking for information on Thomas W. Fielding, Sr. born abt. 1795 Lincoln Co, KY, m. Elizabeth Hunter (born abt 1795) on 23 Jan 1812 Williamson Co., TN, had 7 children: Mary, William Lot, Sterling, Thomas W., Jr., Matthew H., James J. & Isaac N.

Re: Fielding, Victoria

billvickie153 — 2011-08-14 16:26:26Z

I believe that Victoria Fielding is a sister to my great-grandfather, Matthew Hunter Fielding. We are aware that some of the Fieldings moved from Stewart County, TN to Columbia County, FL in approx. 1862. We know very little about her or her family but are excited to learn of a possible connection to our line. Please email me at bill.vickie@cebridge.net for sharing of information. Thanks, William M. Fielding, Jr.

Re: Sterling Brewer FIELDING; TN > FL; 1841 - 1917

billvickie153 — 2011-08-14 15:25:47Z

Angie, My husband, William M. Fielding, Jr. and I are also researching Sterling Brewer Fielding as he is William's distant cousin. If you like, please email me at bill.vickie@cebridge.net and I will provide you with the information we have on hand at this time. We are following Matthew Hunter Fielding, my husband's great-grandfather and a brother to William Lot Fielding. Looking forward to hearing from you soon. Thanks, Vickie and Bill

FIELDING of Rochdale, Lancashire and San Francisco, California

HollyAdams01 — 2011-07-11 08:04:58Z

Many years ago I inherited a family tree which linked to a known branch of my tree. I'm only now getting around to trying to verify the information (which didn't have any sources) and have some loose ends.

Robert FIELDING of Rochdale, born circa 1796, and his wife Jane TAYLOR, born circa 1794 at Rochdale, married at Rochdale on 30 October 1815. Their son Abraham was christened at St Mary's, Wardleworth in Rochdale on 18 August 1822. In 1843 he married Mary WHITEHEAD (marriage registered in Rochdale District), possibly at Milnrow, and they had two known children: Emma (b. 15 May 1843) and Ellen (b. 6 October 1845). I *think* I've found Mary and the girls living in Surrey in 1851. The girls are certainly back in Rochdale in 1861, living at No. 166 Bury Road, Spotland, with their grandparents. I haven't located their parents in 1861.

Earlier along Bury Road, at Nos. 33 & 35, lived James and Martha SHARROCKS, along with their son Alfred (born 1837 in Rochdale, birth registered December Quarter). James and Martha were both aged 45 on this census and James was a Town Councillor and Cotton Manufacturer. Alfred was a Manager in a Cotton Factory.

On 16 September 1863, Alfred SHARROCKS married Ellen FIELDING at St Chad's, Rochdale. He was aged 25 and she was aged 18. Her father's name was given Abraham FIELDING and his as James SHARROCKS.

According to the family tree I received, Alfred SHARROCKS and Ellen FIELDING had the following children:
1) daughter, born 1863 (no details given; I cannot find any evidence, but perhaps the child was illegitimate and registered under FIELDING)

2) Emma, apparently born 28 Dec 1864 in Rochdale. An Emma SHARROCKS, daughter of Alfred and Ellen, was *baptised* at St Chad's, Rochdale, on this date, and she died in San Francisco on 1 March 1868, aged 3 years, 3 months and 4 days (by subtraction, born on or about 26 November 1864).

3) Ellen, born Sep 1865 in Rochdale and died there Dec 1866. The birth of an Ellen SHARROCKS was registered in September Quarter in Chorley District, Lancashire, and her death, aged one, in December 1866, also in Chorley District, and this might be the same child.

4) Edna, born and died June 1866 at Underwood, Spotland, Rochdale. I can't find any registrations supporting Edna's birth and death here or in Chorley (where Ellen, above, possibly was born in September Quarter 1865 and died in December Quarter 1866, which covers the period in which Edna supposedly was born and died).

5) Charles Fielding, born 31 August 1869 in Eureka, California. There is plenty of evidence for Charles' birth and death -- 25 February 1954. Charles married twice, firstly to Agnes FLINT, with whom he had one daughter, Gertrude Ellen (21 Jan 1907-16 Dec 1996), who married a Mr BAKER. Charles' second marriage was to Emma ALEXANDER, née GILLESPIE (marriage licence dated 13 April 1913), no issue.

6) Alfred Meanock (or Manic), born 11 Apr 1872 in Eureka, California, died 25 Dec 1919 at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. As with his brother Charles, there is a lot of documentary evidence about Alfred and his family. He became a medical mission worker on behalf of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church of the United States in Korea, where his four children (Ella Janet, Marian Ames, Theodora and Horace Fielding) were born. On his 28 June 1899 passport application he refers to his father in the present tense; on his 2 December 1909 application he says that his father is deceased.

According to the family tree, Alfred SHARROCKS and Ellen FIELDING were divorced in 1872. This was the same year their youngest child was born and it is the last known event I have in the life of Alfred SHARROCKS, other than the detail that he appears to have died between 28 June 1899 and 2 December 1909, according to the information on his son's passport applications. Where did he go? He, Ellen and Charles were living in Eureka, California in 1870, but he doesn't appear to be in the US in 1880. Did he return to England? Move elsewhere?

Ellen FIELDING remarried sometime before 1880 to James DANIEL. James was born circa 1847 in New York State, possibly in Albany, son of John DANIEL and Mary BROWN. He was a marble cutter, as was his older brother John, who had been born in 1834 in Upper Canada. John had also moved from New York to California, where he'd married at San Francisco to Emma FIELDING on 17 October 1865. Emma was Ellen's older sister, so once Ellen FIELDING SHARROCKS had married James DANIEL, there were two sisters married to two brothers. The family of John DANIEL and Emma FIELDING can be traced to the present day, but James DANIEL and Ellen FIELDING vanish after 1880.

On the 1880 census, James DANIEL, Ellen FIELDING, and their sons (stepsons) Charles and Alfred SHARROCKS were living in San Francisco. The family tree I received says that James and Ellen had one daughter, Una Ellen, born 17 July 1884 in San Francisco. Una can be traced and her birthdate verified. She died, unmarried, aged 91 in Sonoma County, California, on 17 October 1975, and she worked as a nurse. She also appears as the informant on the death certificate of Emma Gillespie SHARROCKS, her sister-in-law, in San Francisco in 1949. On the 1900 census, the earliest surviving census on which Una appears, she is boarding on Lincoln Avenue, Alameda, with the family of John and Sophia ELDER, and is attending school. There is no sign of her parents.

What happened to James DANIEL and Ellen FIELDING after 1880? Like Alfred SHARROCKS, they seem to disappear.

The other sibling, Emma FIELDING, as I said above, married John DANIEL. They can be found on the 1870 US Census living in San Francisco with their first two children, Mary and Laura, and also with Emma's father, Abraham FIELDING, aged 48, a Steamboat Engineer. That is the last record I have for Abraham.

According to the family tree I received, Emma FIELDING died at San Anselmo, California, on 18 January 1932, predeceased by her husband John DANIEL, who died at San Francisco on 3 June 1895. Their children were:
1) Mary W., born Sep 1867 at San Francisco, and died there 7 Jan 1922. Married to James Milton PATRICK, two children.

2) Laura, born Sep 1869 at San Francisco and died before 1951. A high school teacher, unmarried.

3) John, president of Daniel Contracting Company, born 1 Jan 1871 at San Francisco and died there 19 Jan 1953. Married firstly to Leah Francis SHINGLEBERGER (22 Aug 1880-16 Apr 1915) in circa 1903 and secondly to Vera Carroll HELMRICH (3 Oct 1886-7 Apr 1943). Two proven children from his first marriage, John Jr & Suzanne, but the family tree lists a son named James instead of Suzanne and does not give any dates or further details.

4) Ella Ross, born 14 May 1873 in San Francisco and died there 15 May 1951. Married to attorney Franklin Buckle WORLEY. Two chidlren.

5) Emma F., born 25 Aug 1875 at California and died in Marin County on 9 March 1969. High school teacher, unmarried.

6) Josefa E., born 28 Nov 1878 at San Francisco and died in Marin County on 20 May 1963. Unmarried.

7) Susie Melrose, born 18 Nov 1881 at California and died in Kentfield, Marin County on 4 Nov 1970. Married Ralph Somers ROY, three children.

This is actually rather a distant branch from my direct line, but the loose ends tempt me to keep looking at it. I'd be grateful for any help!

Holly Adams
Cambridge, UK

Robert and George Fielding from Blackburn, Lancashire

king2rook1 — 2011-07-08 15:52:14Z

I am trying to track down the ancestry of my Aunt Elizabeth Ann Fielding, who married Oliver King in 1930 in Wellsboro, WV. "Aunt Lizzie" (as we called her) was born possibly in November 1905, and although one census says in PA (Allegheny Co.), I'm more inclined to believe Blackburn, Lancashire (she put England on her marriage license). There is some confusion about the timing of the family's immigration, however.

The first name I have is Robert Fielding, b. abt. 1860, came to the U.S. in 1902 from Blackburn, Lancs, and settled in Coraopolis, PA. His wife's name was Elizabeth A. They had a son Richard L., b. abt. 1891 in England, and a son George, b. abt. 1886 in England. George and his wife Annie joined their father Robert in Coraopolis, PA, later in 1902. George and Annie Fielding (she was b. abt. 1880) had two children, Richard L., b. abt. 1904/5 in PA, and Elizabeth Ann (Aunt Lizzie), b. 1905, in England apparently. (Additional children Annie and Georgine were born later in PA and appear in the 1930 census.)

Some of the family may have returned to Blackburn, as there is another record of the family coming to Philadelphia (destined for Coraopolis, PA) in 1907. There is a notation of the nearest relative in England, but it is hard to read. It might say James Hen??? living at 12 Cottonhall St. in Blackburn (but I can't really read it clearly).

Anyone recognize this family? I have a little more info on them if anyone is interested.

Thanks, Bill King.

Re: Fieldings in Ga

psherrill2575 — 2011-07-01 14:27:07Z

My grandfather was a Clyde Fielding born in Oconee County, GA and died in Greene County. I never knew him. He died when my mother was a toddler. He was married to Annie Dennis who was his second wife. They had three children Sam, Ethel, and Mae. I beleive that he had three children by his first wife. I don't know her name but those three children are James, Robert, and a girl unsure of her name. I was able to get a lot of information about him because my mother was able to obtain his death certificiate. He was born 6/15/1884 and died 6/14/1937. Most of his family live in and around Madison, GA I believe.

Re: Sterling Brewer FIELDING; TN > FL; 1841 - 1917

angelafellis — 2011-06-23 22:39:50Z

Linda Spivey,
I am also researching Sterling Brewer for my family's tree. The information that you have is correct- not sure about his father and grandfather- haven't gotten that far in my research. Sterling B Fielding settled in GA and that is where my family remains that was associated with him in history. I am looking into his civil war records to gain more information on him. Sterling B Fielding is my husband's great great grandfather. I am also looking for his grave if you have any suggestions.
Thanks,
Angie

Henry Fielding b.1821 Wigton, Cumberland m. Mary Parker in 1845

Shellidfl — 2011-05-18 14:02:35Z

I am at the wall - was told by family his father was also Henry, but cannot find anything. I have sent for marriage cert., as well as 2 death certificates for Henry d. 4th quarter in 1862 - one in Wigton, one in Market Drayton, Shropshire (where he had lived, but was a "wanderer") - Was a clogger. Is it possible both he and his father died the same year? (He also had a son Henry).
Any help appreciated as always.

Re: Fielding-Redmond

bwheeler414 — 2011-04-14 00:07:20Z

John Fielding and Anne Redmond were my great-great grandparents. Their daughter Julia was my great-grandmother. She married Walter Preston of Dixon. I grew up in the Dixon area. Have you found out any further information on the Ireland connections?

Robert FIELDING 1796-1870's IRE>NY

evebfowler — 2011-04-13 17:08:25Z

Born Ireland, immigrated 1825/30 to New York, New York. Wife Mary (b. 1795 Ireland, d. 1865 New York). Children: William b. 1816 Ireland, Charles b. 1818 Ireland, George b. 1820 Ireland, Jane b. 1826 Ireland, Mary b. 1830 New York, Robert Jr b. 1830 New York. Family involved in carriage manufacturing. Looking for ancestors and descendants.

Re: Fielding-Redmond

dianarocks8 — 2011-04-09 18:25:47Z

Dear Kevin,

I am so happy to see your post. Abigal Fielding Mulcahy was my great great grandmother. She married William Mulcahy who was a blacksmith. They had 10 children. It's amazing to see who her brothers and sisters were! We have to share info. Click on the icon and we can exchange email addresses. The only info I have about where William and Abigal came from is one conversation I had with my grandfather when I was very young. I am almost certain that he said they were from Cork. How did you find all your info? Thank you so much!
Diana Mulcahy Tierney

FIELDING Craig P - Vietnam Wall section 12W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-07 23:37:21Z

FIELDING Craig P - Vietnam Wall section 12W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,673 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Henry H Fielding adopted by Georgia and Maggie Fielding of Georgia...any help?

jf42739 — 2011-02-27 14:42:17Z

Thanks! I've not found any other documentation of George and Maggie either, except for Henry H Fielding's death certificate signed by his son that says Henry's father and mother were George and Maggie Fielding. I'm choosing to stay that course only because of that document. I'll keep on looking. ;-) Maybe one day I'll find an answer.

Re: Bonnie Eleanor Fielding 1927--2008

mebateman1 — 2011-02-27 05:29:02Z

WV Deaths 1853-1970 per familysearch.org
Walter E Tanner
d. 24 Oct 1935 in Nicholas Co WV
age 58y6ms25day
b. abt 1877 in Sedalia MO
married
spouse Helen Hill Tanner
occupation minister
father A H Tanner

WV Deaths
Helen Hill Tanner
d. 8 Nov 1939 Nocholas Co WV
age 59y 5mo 7da
est b. 1880
married to Walter E Tanner
father Silas Emerson Hill
mother Mary Ann Fishburn

Sedalia MO is in Pettis Co MO

1880 census
1880 KS Bourbon Co Fort Scott
A H Tanner NY 29
Martha Tanner MO 23
Walter Tanner 5 b. MO abt 1875

1885 KS State census Neosho Erie
A H Tanner 34 RR act
M Tanner 28 housekeeper
W E Tanner 10 male
W A Tanner 3 female
? Tanner 5 female

1895 KS State census Neosha Erie
A H Tanner 44 NY
Martha Tanner 38 KS
Walter E Tanner 20 MO
Winnie D Tanner 10 KS
G? 10 KS
Rex R Tanner 3 KS
? 1 KS

KS Marriages familysearch.org
Walter E Tanner b.1875 age 23
bride Ella Riley b. 1880 age 18
married 25 May 1898 Cherryvale Montgomery Co KS

1925 KS State census
Tanner A H 73 mar NY
Tanner Martha wife 68 mar MO
found on Tanner surname page ancestry.com
Walter TANNER - Helen RILEY family
metaphor (View posts) Posted: 28 Apr 2007 8:12AM
Classification: Query
Surnames:

1910 US Census, CA Monterey KingCity
TANNER, Walter, head, 35 [1875], married 11 years, MO NY MO, Clergyman/Baptist Church, wage-earner, rent house
Ella R, wife, 30 [1880], married 11 years, bore 2/2 living, KS IRE NY
Clyde E, son, 10 [1900], single, KS MO KS
[Max, Murray?] M, son, 3 [1907], KS MO KS
RILEY, Mary [T? G?], mother in law, 62 [1848], married once/44, bore 8/5 living, NY IRE IRE
=======================
1918 WWI draft registration in Oklahoma City OK, for Clyde Erwin TANNER, born 11 Jul 1899, mother Helen RILEY Tanner (OK City address given for Helen)
=======================
1920 US Census OK Oklahoma Oklahoma City Ward 3, ED 154, Sheet 11A
1301 W. Third St.
TANNER, Helen R., Lodger, [38?], married KS PA NY, Saleslady, Book?] Store, wage-earner
=======================
1969 Social Security Death Index
Name: Clyde Tanner
SSN: 568-14-6426
Last Residence: 85705 Tucson, Pima, AZ
Born: 11 Jul 1899
Died: Jul 1969
State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951 )

Have you contact the Vital Records dept in Oklahoma to see if they will do a lookup for you? Or contact a genealogist in OK to research the records?

This is not my family. I hope this is helpful.

Re: Henry H Fielding adopted by Georgia and Maggie Fielding of Georgia...any help?

mebateman1 — 2011-02-27 03:43:37Z

GA Deaths
Henry H Fielding 11 Jul 1947 81yrs old Lowndes Co (b. abt 1866)

1930 GA Cook Co Milt Dist 1461
Fielding Henry H 64 married at 27 FL TN ARK farmer
Fielding Missouri wife 39 married at 36 (2nd wife?) GA GA GA
Fielding Henry B son 20 s GA FL GA
Fielding Willie S son 24 s GA FL GA
Fielding Lydia dau 17 GA FL GA
Fielding Mildred M dau 2 3/12 GA FL GA

1920 GA Atkinson Co Wilacoochee
Fielding Henry head 52 mar GA GA GA farmer
Fielding Mary wife 44 GA
Fielding Add dau 21 s GA
Fielding Henry son 10 GA
Fielding Ethedridge son 17 GA
Fielding Willie son 14 GA
Fielding Mary dau 9 GA
Fielding Lydia dau 7 GA

1910 GA Coffee Co Mil Dist 1026
Fielding H H head 44 married 14yrs FL TN ARK farmer
Fielding Mary wife 36 married 14yrs 6 born 6 liv GA GA GA
Fielding Geo son 13 GA FL GA
Fielding Ader dau 11 GA FL GA
Fielding Henry son 9 GA FL GA
Fielding Ethrage son 7 GA FL GA
Fielding Willie son 5 GA FL GA
Fielding Mary dau 2 GA FL GA

1900 GA Coffee Co Willacoochee
Fielding Henry H head Mch 1867 33 married 5yrs FL unk TN
Fielding Mary wife Jul 1874 25 married 5yrs 3 born 3living GA GA FL
Fielding Geo son Nov 1895 4 GA FL GA
Fielding Ada dau Jan 1898 2 GA FL GA
Fielding Henry B son Oct 1899 7/12 GA FL GA

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op...

I can not find anything with a match to a George and Maggie. Everything leads to a Sterling Brewer Fielding and Pernina in FL.

Henry H Fielding adopted by Georgia and Maggie Fielding of Georgia...any help?

jf42739 — 2011-02-19 19:37:12Z

I've made a little progress...
now I'm after more info on George and Maggie Fielding. I have no dates, but I'd estimate they were born around 1830 give or take 10 years...raised a Henry H Fielding who was born in 1869 in Georgia (possibly the Atlanta area) I don't have a maiden name for "Maggie" whom I am assuming is a Margaret...but you know what they say about assumptions.

Any help would be wonderful!

Henry Hale adopted by Fielding Family?

jf42739 — 2011-02-18 04:11:52Z

My ggg grandfather was Henry Hale. Apparently he lost his family to indians. He was born in Tennessee around 1900. Henry was adopted or lived with the Fielding family. He later took their name and died as Henry H Fielding. He married Mae Sharp and Had Wade and Russell Fielding. Any help with this line and finding the parents of Henry Hale Fielding, would he greatly appreciated.

Re: FIELDING, SC,GA

GreerSellsConrad — 2010-12-16 21:26:55Z

Are you still looking for info on Job Fielding. My great great grandfather was Job Fielding. He was born about 1826 in Pendleton, Anderson, SC and I found a death notice in Veterans in Civil War 1851 in MD. I was told he died during the Civil War so that would fit. He was married to Esther Meek and had several children and Albert was one of them.

Sara(h) Fielding marrying Arthur Baker Aylesford, Nova Scotia

mami121604 — 2010-11-09 15:27:51Z

anyone have her in their tree?

Re: fieldings

ceejblag1 — 2010-10-04 11:25:49Z

I somehow do not think your Fieldings are related to our Fieldings. The names you mention are unfamilar to me so there isn't any common grouund with which to compare ancestry, I am afraid.

My Fieldings come from Yorkshire. West Yorkshire.

Thanks, anyway.

Re: fieldings

fishinfool5588 — 2010-10-02 02:05:00Z

May Fielding Summey was my grandmother too...who are your parents. I am William raymond's daughter.

Looking for Fielding Family

PhyllisFieldingTroxell — 2010-09-17 17:33:00Z

Hi, My name is Phyllis J Fielding-Troxell. My father was from Odgensburg, NY, 3 brothers and 1 sister. If by chance you are family please let me know.

FIELDING David A honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 53W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-16 12:35:47Z

FIELDING David A honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 53W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,696 photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Fielding families of Hyde & Gee Cross, Cheshire.

hydemarch — 2010-08-26 11:30:47Z

Hi Janet,

Unfortunately I cannot help you with you Fielding hunt.

My Fielding family moved to Hyde from Handsworth and from Oswaldwistle and Church in Lancashire before that.

We settled in Hyde around 1870 and do not have anyone called Robert.

However, there were quite a number of Fielding families living in the area, mostly farmers or working in the agricultural business.

The 1881 census and later ones can surely help you pick up on family names especially if you have got the 'Mottram Old Road' connection.

Sorry about that,

Good hunting,

Sue.

Re: Fielding families of Hyde & Gee Cross, Cheshire.

hydemarch — 2010-08-26 11:29:11Z

Hi Carole,

Unfortunately I cannot help you with your Fielding hunt.

My Fielding family moved to Hyde from Handsworth and from Oswaldwistle and Church in Lancashire before that.

We settled in Hyde around 1870 and do not have anyone called Emma.

However, there were quite a number of Fielding families living in the area, mostly farmers or working in the agricultural business or shops selling grain, implements etc.

I am sure that you should be able to pick up your family from the census returns, working backwards from 1901 or even 1911 if you can access it.

Good luck and happy hunting.

Sue

Re: Fielding families of Hyde & Gee Cross, Cheshire.

ceejblag1 — 2010-08-22 19:37:47Z

Helo

Hope this information helps present a clearer picture to you of why I am interested in the name Fielding. My paternal grandmother had three sisters one of which Emma emigrated to America in early 1900's. She married a Fred Marshall. Any other information is scanty to say the least at this time.
You can contact me through the above address if you wish.

Carole Blagbrough

Re: Fielding families of Hyde & Gee Cross, Cheshire.

jinager6 — 2010-08-21 02:23:29Z

Sue. This is Janet. I have only recently begun doing research again. My grandfather Robert had a brother who came to the US but I don't know the name. He lived in Fall River, MA. Robt Fielding m Hannah Hill. Both lived on Old Motram Rd.He was one of about 6 kids but got disowned when he married a protestant! Somewhere I have some info.Will search. Keep in touch. They immigrated @ 1918.

Re: Fielding Connection

ceejblag1 — 2010-08-09 18:17:24Z

I do not know of any Fielding connection other than my own ancestry which starts from Halifax, Yorkshire, Great Britain.
I haven't as yet found any common ancestry in the Americas.
I am sorry that I cannot help you at this time.

ceejblag

Fielding Connection

Missy1944 — 2010-08-08 01:42:18Z

I have searched in vain for a Fielding connection in my family. There are Fieldings in my Calmes line for many generations. The earliest I know for sure is Fielding Calmes (1791 - 1835), the son of Marquis and Patricia Heale Calmes, born in Woodford Co, KY. His grandfather's name is sometimes listed as Marquis Fielding Calmes (born 1705, Stafford, VA), but I am not certain if that middle name is correct. That Marquis Calmes married Winifred Waller. I'd be grateful for information - or a clue.

Re: fieldings

brown152_1 — 2010-07-11 16:12:54Z

My grandfather was your mothers brother. Barbara Summey has done a lot of research. You may want to contact her for some information. You may also use anything you can find in my tree. It is a public one.

fieldings

dottie1701 — 2010-07-09 00:25:30Z

Hello

My grandmother was a fielding and was married to James T Summey. Just started with all of this so I am learning and figuring out where to start.

FIELDING Eugene 1875-1933

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-21 11:46:30Z

FIELDING Eugene 1875-1933

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FIELDING Callie 1881-1950

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-21 11:46:16Z

FIELDING Callie 1881-1950

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FIELDING Hazel RN 1912-2003

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-21 11:46:01Z

FIELDING Hazel RN 1912-2003

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FIELDING Eugene O 1908-1977

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-21 11:45:50Z

FIELDING Eugene O 1908-1977

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 215,165 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.