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erous medical worka and lectures.
Aug.
Kichard Stockton,
Field,
He
died
1888, in Jeflfersonville, Ind.
28,
was born Dec.
30, 1803, in
lawyer,
White
jurist, Hill, N.J.
In 1861-63 he was United States senator to fill a vacancy; and was then appointed judge of the district court of the United States for the district of New Jersey. He
May
25, 1870, in Princeton, N.J. Field, Roswell Martin, journalist, author, was born Sept. 1, 1851, in St. Louis, Mo.
died
He is the is a journalist of Chicago, 111. author -of In Sunflower Land; Echoes from the Sabine Farm; The Romance of An Old He
Fool; The Bondage of Ballinger; and Little Miss Dee. Field, Samuel, merchant, philanthropist, was bom Aug. 12, 1823, in Delaware county, For many years he has belonged to Pa. the presbyterian board of education in Philadelphia, Pa.; and has taken a leading part in the establishment of the hospital under the management of that denomination.
Seaman, merchant, stockraiser, jurwas born Feb. 27, 1829, in Ellisburgh, N.M. He was educated in the public schools and is now a successful merchant and stockraiser of Deming, N.M. He has been depuField,
ist,
ty-collector of customs; filled the office of justice of the peace; was chief justice of his county; and for many years served as probate judge of his county. He is senior member in the firm of Field and son, merchants and stock raisers of Deming, N.M.; and in 1905-06 was mayor of his city. Scott, soldier, educator, lawyer, senator, congressman, was bom in 1848 in Mississippi. During the civil war he served in the confederate army under General Forrest. Since 1872 he has practiced law in Calvert, Texas; was county attorney in 1875; and was a member of the Texas state senate in 1888-90. In 1903-07 he was a representative from Texas to the fifty-eighth and fifty-ninth congresses as a Field,
state
Field,
Thomas Warren,
of public schools there in 1873-81. He was the author of Pear Culture; Historic and Antiquarian Scenes in
superintendent
Essay Toward an Indian
and
Brooklyn;
He
died Nov. 25, 1881, in N.Y. Field, Walbridge Abner, lawyer, jurist, congressman, was born April 26, 1833, in Springfield, Vt. He was assistant United States attorney in Boston in 1865-69; was then appointed assistant attorney-general of the United States, and resigned in 1870. He was elected a representative from Massachusetts to the forty-fifth congress, but his seat was successfully contested by Benjamin Dean. In 1877-81 he was a repre-
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sentative to the forty-fifth and forty-sixth In 1881-9.0 he congresses as a republican. was an associate justice of the supreme court of Massachusetts; and in 1890-99 was He died July 15, 1899, in chief justice.
Boston, Mass. Field,
Walter Taylor,
Field,
Conn.
Stephen Johnson, lawyer,
was
retired. Field, William
was born April
Hildreth, lawyer,
16, 1843, in
He graduated from Union
In
1850 he
state.
In 1851-57 he
practiced
his profession; in 1859-63 was chief justice of the supreme court of Cali1863-97 was associate jus-
fornia; and in tice of the supreme court of the United States. He died April 9, 1899, in Washington, B.C.
college.
City. ed-
He
many
construction has settled the law of the state by the decision of the court of appeals. In 1887 he was president of the Xavier union, which, und e r his administra-
4,
committee and framed the laws creating the judicial system of that
author,
New York
ited the ninth volume of Edmunds' Statutes; and has tried eases in which his
legislator,
1816, in Haddam, located in Marysville, Cal. ; and was elected first alcalde of that city. He was elected to the second legislature; and was a member of the judiciary
was born Nov.
was
editor, author,
born Feb. 21, 1861, in Galesburg, 111. Since 1890 he has been connected with the publishing house of Ginn and company. He is the author of Rome, in two volumes; and Fingerposts to Children's Reading; and other works. Field, Wells Laflin, naval officer, was bom In 1868 Jan. 31, 3846, in St. Louis, Mo. he entered the United States navy; in 1902 he attained the rank of rear-admiral; and
democrat. jurist,
educator, author,
was born in 1820 in Onondaga Hill, N.Y. He was an educator of Brooklyn; and was
tion,
of the city of New in New York City. Fielde,
Adele
was born March
was transformed
into the catholic club
York.
Marion,
He
died in 1900
author,
lecturer,
East Rodman, In 1865-90 she was a missionary in Siam and China; and since 1892 has been residing in New York City. While in China 30, 1839, in
N.Y.
she made the only Dictionary of the Swatow dialect that has ever been compiled. She is the author of Pagoda Shadows; Chinese Nights' Entertainment; Corner of Cathay;
A
A
Primer for New York City State; and Parliamentary Procedure. Political
and.
