John Hardin FIELD
Frederick Clifton Pierce, 2 Field Genealogy 1146 (Hammond Press, Chicago 1901). States occupation as "merchant and planter;" resident of Boone County, Missouri. Names of wives and children from Field Genealogy. Name of first wife, Martha Ann Hockaday, and children by first wife correspond to those in B.F.VanMeter's G&BS, p. 77 (G&BS does not mention second wife). 1850 U.S. Census, 8th Dist, Boone County, Missouri: John H. Field, age 38, farmer, real estate value $13,500, born Kentucky; also listed in household: Frances, age 26, born KY; Irvin H., age 15, born KY; Thomas M. age 13, born MO; Curtis H., age 12, born MO; Rosanna H., age 10, born MO; Evaline M., age 8, born MO; Isaac N., age 7, born MO; Martha A., age 3, born MO.
Years of birth and death and place of burial from Cemetery Records of Boone County, Missouri, Pt. I, vol. II.
Years of birth and death and place of burial from Cemetery Records of Boone County, Missouri, Pt. I, vol. II.
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 79, page 355 Mrs. Frances Field Mcchesney. DAR ID Number: 78971, Born in Columbia, Mo. Wife of A. C. McChesney. Descendant of Henry Field, Col. John Field, and John Hardin. [p.355] Daughter of John Hardin Field (1812-69) and Frances Ann Prevines (1823-93), his 2nd wife. Granddaughter of Curtis Field (1781-1863) and Rosannah Hardin (1781-1865), his wife, m. 1811. Gr-granddaughter of John Field, Jr. (1752-1832), and Diana Field (1752-1833), his wife; John Hardin and Jane Davis, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Field and Ann Rogers Clark, his wife; Henry Field and Mary James, his wife. Henry Field (1735-87) was a member of the convention of Williamsburg, 1775-76, which declared the independence of the colonies and framed the constitution of Virginia. He died in Culpeper County, Va. Also No. 70962. John Field (1720-74) was killed at the battle of Point Pleasant while commanding Culpeper County troops. He was born in Culpeper, Va. John Hardin (1757-1822) served as private in Capt. Edwin Cobb's company, Col. Edwin Mitchell's regiment, at the Lexington Alarm. View Full Context
He married Frances Provines 6 Jul 1850 at Boone co, Mo, Usa . Frances Provines was born at Ky, Usa 28 Dec 1823 .
They were the parents of 7
children:
William Provines Field
born 1851.
Mary Diana Field
born 1851.
John Hardin Field
born 1856.
Elizabeth McDowell Field
born 8 Nov 1859.
Frances Provines Field
born 23 May 1860.
Blocked
Josephine Field
born 20 Apr 1864.
John Hardin Field died Mar 1869 at Audrain co, Mo, Usa .
Frances Provines died 14 Mar 1895 at Denver, Denver co, Co, Usa .