Field Genealogy : Vol. 1

Dive into an exhaustive exploration of the Field family lineage in America with "Field Genealogy, Vol. 1." This monumental work is dedicated to chronicling every known member of the Field family whose roots in America trace back before 1700. Notably, the emigrant ancestors are detailed as residing in states ranging from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New York to New Jersey, New Hampshire, and Virginia.

Within the broader context of American history, this genealogical record provides a lens through which readers can understand the migratory patterns, settlement trends, and societal involvements of a single family line, reflecting the larger movement of early European settlers in the New World. By situating the Fields within the socio-political climate of their times, Pierce adds depth to the understanding of the challenges and opportunities they encountered.

Frederick Clifton Pierce, employing meticulous research techniques, has masterfully woven together threads of history, family lore, and documentary evidence. While primarily a genealogical work, the narrative occasionally intersects with other disciplines, offering glimpses into early American art, culture, and commerce.

In charting the lineage and legacy of the Field family, this volume serves as an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone intrigued by the intricacies of family history in colonial America.

Dive into an exhaustive exploration of the Field family lineage in America with "Field Genealogy, Vol. 1." This monumental work is dedicated to chronicling every known member of the Field family whose roots in America trace back before 1700. Notably, the emigrant ancestors are detailed as residing in states ranging from Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New York to New Jersey, New Hampshire, and Virginia.

Within the broader context of American history, this genealogical record provides a lens through which readers can understand the migratory patterns, settlement trends, and societal involvements of a single family line, reflecting the larger movement of early European settlers in the New World. By situating the Fields within the socio-political climate of their times, Pierce adds depth to the understanding of the challenges and opportunities they encountered.

Frederick Clifton Pierce, employing meticulous research techniques, has masterfully woven together threads of history, family lore, and documentary evidence. While primarily a genealogical work, the narrative occasionally intersects with other disciplines, offering glimpses into early American art, culture, and commerce.

In charting the lineage and legacy of the Field family, this volume serves as an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone intrigued by the intricacies of family history in colonial America.