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Individual Record for: Christopher Columbus Fields (male)

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Christopher Columbus Fields was raised by Felix and Margaret Iman and might be considered an orphan. He live his life in Stevenson and is buried in the Iman cemetary at Rock Creek.

Christopher was probably the child of Levi and Nancy Fields who lived in Skamania Co. at the time of the 1860 census with four children including a C.C. Fields, aged 4, born in Oregon. Levi Fields and a John Fields, probably brothers, came from Ra y Co. Missouri to the Oregon Territory in the fall of 1847. Levi claimed a donation land grant in Linn Co. Oregon in 1852, and on 4 March 1854, in Linn Co., he married Nancy --. John Fields also claimed a donation land grant in Linn Co. in 1853 o r 1854.

It is not known why Christopher Fields, when he was about five years old, came to live with Felix and Margaret Iman, perhaps his parents had died. He was close to the Iman family all his life, and is buried in the Iman Cemetery. Christopher marrie d Elizabeth Ahles.

SKAMANIA COUNTY PIONEER, 29 June 1928, obituary, Aged Pioneer Laid to Rest in Pioneer Cemetery, "Christopher Columbus Fields died last Monday and was buried Tuesday afternoon at the Iman Cemetery on Rock Creek west of Stevenson, Rev. J. W. Waltz o fficiating. Field was born December 4, 1856 in Linn Co. Oregon and came to Stevenson when a small lad and lived at the F. G. Iman home where he grew up to manhood. He is survived by a wife and one son, Eddie Fields, and a sister living at Kalama , Washington."

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