Osgood Field who died in Paris, France, November 3, 1900, was the second of seven children of Moses Field and his wife Susan Kittredge {nee Osgood), and was born at No. 482 Broadway, New York City, 14th November, 1823.
Osgood Field received his education at the French boarding school of the Brothers Peregnet, traveled for awhile in his own country, and then sailed for London, Eng., where he established himself in the commission business; but subsequently retired from business and settled in Rome, where other members of his family were then residing.
In 1880, Mr. Field married Katherine Roxana Parker. No children.
Their home for many years was in the Palazzo Colonna—and they spent several months, annually, between Rome, London, Paris, and the various Spas of Europe. It was on his return to Rome that Mr. Field was seized with pneumonia, at Paris, where he died, November 3, 1900.
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Osgood Field received his education at the French boarding school of the Brothers Peregnet, traveled for awhile in his own country, and then sailed for London, Eng., where he established himself in the commission business; but subsequently retired from business and settled in Rome, where other members of his family were then residing.
In 1880, Mr. Field married Katherine Roxana Parker. No children.
Their home for many years was in the Palazzo Colonna—and they spent several months, annually, between Rome, London, Paris, and the various Spas of Europe. It was on his return to Rome that Mr. Field was seized with pneumonia, at Paris, where he died, November 3, 1900.
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Osgood Field who died in Paris, France, November 3, 1900, was the second of seven children of Moses Field and his wife Susan Kittredge {nee Osgood), and was born at No. 482 Broadway, New York City, 14th November, 1823.
Osgood Field received his education at the French boarding school of the Brothers Peregnet, traveled for awhile in his own country, and then sailed for London, Eng., where he established himself in the commission business; but subsequently retired from business and settled in Rome, where other members of his family were then residing.
In 1880, Mr. Field married Katherine Roxana Parker. No children.
Their home for many years was in the Palazzo Colonna—and they spent several months, annually, between Rome, London, Paris, and the various Spas of Europe. It was on his return to Rome that Mr. Field was seized with pneumonia, at Paris, where he died, November 3, 1900.
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Osgood Field received his education at the French boarding school of the Brothers Peregnet, traveled for awhile in his own country, and then sailed for London, Eng., where he established himself in the commission business; but subsequently retired from business and settled in Rome, where other members of his family were then residing.
In 1880, Mr. Field married Katherine Roxana Parker. No children.
Their home for many years was in the Palazzo Colonna—and they spent several months, annually, between Rome, London, Paris, and the various Spas of Europe. It was on his return to Rome that Mr. Field was seized with pneumonia, at Paris, where he died, November 3, 1900.
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N MEMORY OFOSGOOD FIELDOF NEW-YORK CITY U.S.A.DIED NOVEMBER 2ND 1900 IN THE 80TH YEAR OF HIS LIFE.
AND OFKATHARINE ROXANA PARKERWIFE OF OSGOOD FIELDDIED AUGUST 16TH 1901.
HAVING BEEN A LITTLE CHASTENED THEY SHALL BE GREATLY REWARDED,FOR GOD PROVED THEM, AND FOUND THEM WORTH FOR HIMSELFWISDOM III.5.
PECTORE PURO
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