(bef 1699-1774) Westmoreland County, Name: Sex: M AKA: Birth Date: Bef 1699 Place: Westmoreland County, Chr. Date: Place: Death Date: 1 August 1774 Place: St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Burial Date: Place: Cause of Death: Events He has conflicting birth information of 1695 and Westmoreland Inheritance: he inherited land and slaves from his father Daniel, July 1720, Westmoreland From his father Daniel's will: Item I give and bequeath to my son the plantacon called Simeon Luckens & all the lower part of the land joyning to the lower branch near the plantacon called Taylors Wilkinson to him and his heirs forever... Item I give and bequeath to my sons Abraham and Henry all my other estate in the fork of the Rappahannock river in what manner of Kind soever & four negroes Will, Geb, Sam and Peter; one white servant called Catrine Simons Page 1 Land Grant: 800 acres in Spotsylvania County, 5 October 1723, Spotsylvania ", 800 acs. (N.L.), Spotsyl. Co., in S t. George's Par; in the fork of Rappa. River; on N. side of Flat Run, in the line of William Skrine; to the Mountain Run; 5 Oct. 1723, p. 288. 4 Lbs. Money." This land is now in Culpeper County, Military: Took an oath for Colonial Militia, 2 February 1730/31, Spotsylvania County,. Selected Ferry Site: 21 January 1734/35, Orange Along with Robert Slaugher, Robert Green and Samual Ball, selected a new ferry site for Germanna Chose Location of Orange County Courthouse: February 1738/39, Orange County, California. Along with five other Orange County judges, chose the location of the Orange County, Courthouse. One of the first Justices in the Orange County Court Church Affiliation: Vestryman For Great Fork Church, Bet 1744 and 1774, St. Mark's Parish, Civic Duty: 27 April 1749, Was chosen to be in a Commission of the Peace for Culpeper County,, by a council of justices of the peace. Civic Duty: 30 April 1752, Lt. Gov. Robert Dinwiddie appointed first known county justices of peace for Culpeper County. Robert Slaughter,, Francis Slaughter, Robert Eastham, William Russell, Henry Field, Phillip Clayton, James Pendleton, Thomas Slaughter, William Green, Joseph Rogers. The first four had previously served as Orange County justices.
(bef 1699-1774) Westmoreland County, Events: Civic Duty: Magistrate, 1754, Hauled Tobacco: 1759, Daniel Boon hauled tobacco for the Fields, the Greens and the Slaughters. Land Deed: gave land to son Col. John Field, 21 February 1760, St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper "21 Feb. 1760. Abraham and Elimy Field of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, to our beloved son Jno. Field. For natural love and affection. 233 acres on the south side of Mountain Run in St. Mark's Parish whereon John Field now lives... on the bank of Mountain Run at the mouth of Island Branch... to the back line of Field's line, it being also the line of Mr. Robert Jackson's land... corner part of a larger tract granted to by deed from the Proprietor of the Northern Neck 21 Oct. 1754. Elimy (X) Field Wit: Robert Slaughter, Wm. Green. Henry Field jr., Thomas Slaughter 21 Feb. 1760. Proved by Robert Slaughter, Thomas Slaughter, William Green, Gent., and Henry Field, Jr. A commission is awarded to take the privy examination of Elimy. 29 Oct. 3 George III [1763]. Commission to Robert Green, William Williams, Benjamin Roberts and Henry Field, Gent., to take the acknowledgement of Elimy Field. 3 Nov. 1763. Elimy, wife of the within mentioned, acknowledged the same. Benj. Roberts Henry Field, Jr. Land Deed: deeded land to son Daniel Field, 14 February 1765, St. Mark's Parish, 14 Feb. 1765. and Eliny Field of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, to our beloved son Daniel Field. For 5 shillings shillings current money and for naturally love and affiction which we have for our son. [sic] 127 ½ acres on the south side of Mountain Run in St. Mark's Parish where on Daniel Field now lives... crossing Mountain Run... on the north side of the run... crossing the run... corner to the Younger... part of a larger tract granted to by an including deed from the Proprietor of the Northern Neck 21 Oct. 1754. Elianny Field Wit: Wm. Peyton, John (X) Peyton, Charles Peyton. 18 April 1765. Proved by William Peyton, John Peyton and Charles Peyton. Commission is awarded to take the privy examination of Elianny (recorded folo 623). Land Deed: deeded land to son John Field, 31 March 1766, St. Mark's Parish, 31 March 1766. and Elimy Field, wife of Abraham, of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, to our son John Field. For natural love and effection. 127 ½ acres on the south side of Mountain Run in said parish... on the Mountain Run... corner to John Field's land in Jackson's line... to the mouth of the Island Branch... down Mountain Run... part of a large tract granted by pattent to with [which?] patent was renewed by an including deed from the Proprietor of the Northern Neck 21 Oct. 1754 and is the same tract which was intended to be given to our grandson for which we had made a deed to Abraham, but the same not being recorded and Abraham haveing agreed to see the same to John Field for 63.15. current money and requested that the fee simple estate in the land may be by us conveyed to John Field. Eliany Field Wit: Wm. Green, Lawrance Slaughter, Danl. Field. 31 March 1766. Junr. do acknowledge the receipt of 63.15. current money from Major John Field and do desire my honoured grandfather will be pleased to convey the within 127 ½ acres to my uncle John Field, and that the deed formerly made to me may be cancelled, the same not being recorded and the eight months limited by law from the date of the deed being expended [sic]. Jur. Wit: Wm. Green, Lawrance Slaughter, Danl. Field. 15 May 1766. Proved by Wm. Green Gent. and Lawrance Slaughter. A commission is awarded to take the privy examination of Elimy. Page 2
(bef 1699-1774) Westmoreland County, Events: Land Deed: and his wife Elianah deed land to son Henry Field, 21 October 1768, Culpeper County,. 21 Oct. 1768. and Elimy Field of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, to our beloved son Henry Field. For 5 shillings and natural love and affection. Tract of the east side of Flat Run in St. Mark's Parish... on the bank of Flat Run by Richd. Young... in the main back line... in Mrs. Young's plat it being a being also a corner to William Field (by a deed given to William Field by us 21 Feb. 1760)... on the banks of Flat Run... part of a larger tract granted to by an including deed from the Proprietor of the Northern Neck 21 Oct. 1754. Elemy Field Wit: Henry Field Junr., David Johnston, Charles Payton. 17 Nov. 1768 proved by Henry Field Junr., Gent., and Charles Payton, and swore they sae David Johnston subscribe. Elimy was first privily examined. He signed a will on 2 July 1774 in Will Proved, 18 September 1775. Father: Daniel* Field (1663-1720) Mother: Mary* ( - ) Spouse: *Elizabeth* Withers (23 December 1706 - Bet 1746 and 1760) Marr. Date: Bef 21 July 1723 Place: Spotsylvania County, Children: 1 Keene* Field ( -Bef 1754) 2 Lieut. Henry Field ( -1778) 3 Daniel Field ( -Bef 1793) 4 Judith Agatha Field ( -Bef 1774) 5 Elizabeth Field ( - ) 6 Eleanor Field ( - ) 7 Col. John Field (1720-1774) 8 William Field (Abt 1725-After 1779) Other Spouse: Elianah Byrd (Abt 1720 - Bef 8 July 1796) Marr. Date: Bet 1741 and 1760 Place: Culpeper County, Children: 1 ( -Bef 1789) 2 Jenny Field ( - ) 3 Col. Abner Field (After 1753- ) 4 Capt. Reuben Field (1757-1815) Marriage Notes (Elianah Byrd) Marriage was probably in Culpeper County, Page 3
Chronology Report Page 4 1695 1725 1755 1785 1815 Name: Parents: Daniel* Field (1663-1720) and Mary* Life Range Bef 1699-1 August 1774 1695 Alt. Birth:, Westmoreland County. Bef 1699 Birth:, Westmoreland County. 1706 December 23 Spouse (#1):, Stafford County. Elizabeth* Withers (1706- Between 1746/1760). Born in Stafford Died between 1746 and 1760 in Abt 1720 Spouse (#2):. Elianah Byrd (Abt 1720- Bef 1796). Died before 8 July 1796. 1720 Son born (1-#7):, Culpeper County. Col. John Field (1720-1774). Born in Culpeper Died on 10 October 1774 in Point Pleasant, Mason County, West. 1720 June Death of Father:, Westmoreland County. Daniel* Field (1663-1720). 1720 July Inheritance:, Westmoreland County. he inherited land and slaves from his father Daniel. Bef 1723 July 21 Marriage (1):, Spotsylvania County. Elizabeth* Withers (1706-Between 1746/1760). In Spotsylvania 1723 October 5 Land Grant:, Spotsylvania County. 800 acres in Spotsylvania County. Unknown Son born (1-#1):, Culpeper County. Keene* Field ( -Bef 1754). Born in Culpeper 16 May 1754 in Culpeper Unknown Son born (1-#2):, Culpeper County. Lieut. Henry Field ( - 1778). Born in Culpeper Died in March 1778 in Culpeper Unknown Son born (1-#3):, Culpeper County. Daniel Field ( -Bef 1793). Born in Culpeper March 1793 in Culpeper
Chronology Report Page 5 1695 1725 1755 1785 1815 Name: Unknown Daughter born (1-#4):, Culpeper County. Judith Agatha Field ( -Bef 1774). Born in Culpeper 2 July 1774 in Culpeper Unknown Daughter born (1-#5):, Culpeper County. Elizabeth Field. Born in Unknown Daughter born (1-#6):, Culpeper County. Eleanor Field. Born in Abt 1725 Son born (1-#8):, Culpeper County. William Field (Abt 1725- After 1779). Born in Died after 12 February 1779. 1730/31 February 2 Military:, Spotsylvania County. Took an oath for Colonial Militia. 1734/35 January 21 Selected Ferry Site:, Orange County. 1738/39 February Chose Location of Orange California, Orange County. County Courthouse: Bet 1741 and 1760 Marriage (2):, Culpeper County. Elianah Byrd (Abt 1720-Bef 1796). In Culpeper County,. Marriage was probably in Culpeper County, Unknown Son born (2-#1):, Culpeper County. ( -Bef 1789). Born in Culpeper 1789. Unknown Daughter born (2-#2):. Jenny Field. Bet 1744 and 1774 Church Affiliation:, Culpeper County, St. Mark's Parish. Vestryman For Great Fork Church. Bet 1746 and 1760 Death of Spouse (#1):, Culpeper County. Elizabeth* Withers (1706- Between 1746/1760). 1749 April 27 Civic Duty:, Culpeper County. 1752 April 30 Civic Duty:, Culpeper County. After 1753 Son born (2-#3):, Culpeper County. Col. Abner Field (After 1753- ). Born in 1754 Civic Duty:, Culpeper County. Magistrate. Bef 1754 May 16 Death of Child (1-#1):, Culpeper County. Keene* Field ( -Bef 1754). 1757 November 11 Son born (2-#4):, Culpeper County. Capt. Reuben Field
Chronology Report Page 6 1695 1725 1755 1785 1815 Name: (1757-1815). Born in Died in April 1815 in Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky. 1759 Hauled Tobacco:, Culpeper County. 1760 February 21 Land Deed:, Culpeper County, St. Mark's Parish. gave land to son Col. John Field. 1765 February 14 Land Deed:, Culpeper County, St. Mark's Parish. deeded land to son Daniel Field. 1766 March 31 Land Deed:, Culpeper County, St. Mark's Parish. deeded land to son John Field. 1768 October 21 Land Deed:, Culpeper County. and his wife Elianah deed land to son Henry Field. Bef 1774 July 2 Death of Child (1-#4):, Culpeper County. Judith Agatha Field ( - Bef 1774). 1774 July 2 Will:, Culpeper County. 1774 August 1 Death:, Culpeper County, St. Mark's Parish. 1774 October 10 Death of Child (1-#7): West, Mason County, Point Pleasant. Col. John Field (1720-1774).