Alexander Pope Field was a lawyer, member of Illinois Legislature, 1822-28, Illinois secretary of state, 1829-40, Wisconsin Territory secretary, 1841-43, and moved to Louisiana in 1849 where he was attorney general, 1873-76. He married (1) Maria Kalfus (c1825-). In 1860, he was married to (2) Eliza Worthington Owings (1827-63), and four children were Alice Owings (1843-1940) who married Samuel Smith (-1887); Alexander Pope, Jr. (1846-68); Julia Eliza (1849-97); and Eugene Field (1852-1900). In 1870, he married (3) Mrs. Minnie E. Miller (c1840-), and a son was Webster? M. Field (c1862-).
Julia Eliza Field (1849-97) married in 1870, Isaac VanWart Dutcher (1844-97) and lived in St. Louis. Three children were Alice M. (c1871-), Maggie (1873-92), and Samuel Smith Dutcher (1875-1925).
Eugene Field (1852-1900) was a railroad agent in St. Louis, was married to Clara I. (c1855-), and a son was Alexander Milton Field (1874-1969) who lived in Webster Groves, Mo. The latter was manager for Iron Range Co. and married Oleatha Maude (1878-1964). Five children were Eugene R. (1898-1987), Dorothy (c1902-), Alexander (c1904-), Alice (c1910-), and 1Lt. Robert E. Field (1917-45) who died in WWII and is buried in Manila.
See Alexander Pope Field listed in Wikipedia; 1860 Census, New Orleans, La.; 1870 Census, New Orleans (likely Alexander Pope Field although census has A.R. Field, age 60, as it shows he is a lawyer born in Kentucky and lives in same section of New Orleans as 1860 census); 1880 Census, St. Louis, Mo. (three Dutcher children); 1880 Census, St. Louis, Mo. (son, Alexander M. Field); 1920 Census, Webster Groves, Mo. (five children of Alexander M. Field); James Houston Barr III, Lt. Colonel Nathaniel Pope, c1610-1660, of Virginia, Ancestor of Washington, Governors and Legislators, History of His Descendants (Louisville, Ky. 2018), 353.
Julia Eliza Field (1849-97) married in 1870, Isaac VanWart Dutcher (1844-97) and lived in St. Louis. Three children were Alice M. (c1871-), Maggie (1873-92), and Samuel Smith Dutcher (1875-1925).
Eugene Field (1852-1900) was a railroad agent in St. Louis, was married to Clara I. (c1855-), and a son was Alexander Milton Field (1874-1969) who lived in Webster Groves, Mo. The latter was manager for Iron Range Co. and married Oleatha Maude (1878-1964). Five children were Eugene R. (1898-1987), Dorothy (c1902-), Alexander (c1904-), Alice (c1910-), and 1Lt. Robert E. Field (1917-45) who died in WWII and is buried in Manila.
See Alexander Pope Field listed in Wikipedia; 1860 Census, New Orleans, La.; 1870 Census, New Orleans (likely Alexander Pope Field although census has A.R. Field, age 60, as it shows he is a lawyer born in Kentucky and lives in same section of New Orleans as 1860 census); 1880 Census, St. Louis, Mo. (three Dutcher children); 1880 Census, St. Louis, Mo. (son, Alexander M. Field); 1920 Census, Webster Groves, Mo. (five children of Alexander M. Field); James Houston Barr III, Lt. Colonel Nathaniel Pope, c1610-1660, of Virginia, Ancestor of Washington, Governors and Legislators, History of His Descendants (Louisville, Ky. 2018), 353.
Alexander Pope Field was a lawyer, member of Illinois Legislature, 1822-28, Illinois secretary of state, 1829-40, Wisconsin Territory secretary, 1841-43, and moved to Louisiana in 1849 where he was attorney general, 1873-76. He married (1) Maria Kalfus (c1825-). In 1860, he was married to (2) Eliza Worthington Owings (1827-63), and four children were Alice Owings (1843-1940) who married Samuel Smith (-1887); Alexander Pope, Jr. (1846-68); Julia Eliza (1849-97); and Eugene Field (1852-1900). In 1870, he married (3) Mrs. Minnie E. Miller (c1840-), and a son was Webster? M. Field (c1862-).
Julia Eliza Field (1849-97) married in 1870, Isaac VanWart Dutcher (1844-97) and lived in St. Louis. Three children were Alice M. (c1871-), Maggie (1873-92), and Samuel Smith Dutcher (1875-1925).
Eugene Field (1852-1900) was a railroad agent in St. Louis, was married to Clara I. (c1855-), and a son was Alexander Milton Field (1874-1969) who lived in Webster Groves, Mo. The latter was manager for Iron Range Co. and married Oleatha Maude (1878-1964). Five children were Eugene R. (1898-1987), Dorothy (c1902-), Alexander (c1904-), Alice (c1910-), and 1Lt. Robert E. Field (1917-45) who died in WWII and is buried in Manila.
See Alexander Pope Field listed in Wikipedia; 1860 Census, New Orleans, La.; 1870 Census, New Orleans (likely Alexander Pope Field although census has A.R. Field, age 60, as it shows he is a lawyer born in Kentucky and lives in same section of New Orleans as 1860 census); 1880 Census, St. Louis, Mo. (three Dutcher children); 1880 Census, St. Louis, Mo. (son, Alexander M. Field); 1920 Census, Webster Groves, Mo. (five children of Alexander M. Field); James Houston Barr III, Lt. Colonel Nathaniel Pope, c1610-1660, of Virginia, Ancestor of Washington, Governors and Legislators, History of His Descendants (Louisville, Ky. 2018), 353.
Julia Eliza Field (1849-97) married in 1870, Isaac VanWart Dutcher (1844-97) and lived in St. Louis. Three children were Alice M. (c1871-), Maggie (1873-92), and Samuel Smith Dutcher (1875-1925).
Eugene Field (1852-1900) was a railroad agent in St. Louis, was married to Clara I. (c1855-), and a son was Alexander Milton Field (1874-1969) who lived in Webster Groves, Mo. The latter was manager for Iron Range Co. and married Oleatha Maude (1878-1964). Five children were Eugene R. (1898-1987), Dorothy (c1902-), Alexander (c1904-), Alice (c1910-), and 1Lt. Robert E. Field (1917-45) who died in WWII and is buried in Manila.
See Alexander Pope Field listed in Wikipedia; 1860 Census, New Orleans, La.; 1870 Census, New Orleans (likely Alexander Pope Field although census has A.R. Field, age 60, as it shows he is a lawyer born in Kentucky and lives in same section of New Orleans as 1860 census); 1880 Census, St. Louis, Mo. (three Dutcher children); 1880 Census, St. Louis, Mo. (son, Alexander M. Field); 1920 Census, Webster Groves, Mo. (five children of Alexander M. Field); James Houston Barr III, Lt. Colonel Nathaniel Pope, c1610-1660, of Virginia, Ancestor of Washington, Governors and Legislators, History of His Descendants (Louisville, Ky. 2018), 353.
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