Son of Sally Breakbill Fields and William T. Breakbill.
Sally was a freed slave who had married Mr. Breakbill sometime between 1856 and 1863. She had been forcibly separated from her first husband through being sold away as a slave, and had come to Kansas from Tennessee.
William Breakbill was a resident of Pottawatomie County Kansas (born 1825), and he and Sallie separated in 1867. She took her first married name, Fields in subsequent Censuses.
Sally was a freed slave who had married Mr. Breakbill sometime between 1856 and 1863. She had been forcibly separated from her first husband through being sold away as a slave, and had come to Kansas from Tennessee.
William Breakbill was a resident of Pottawatomie County Kansas (born 1825), and he and Sallie separated in 1867. She took her first married name, Fields in subsequent Censuses.
Son of Sally Breakbill Fields and William T. Breakbill.
Sally was a freed slave who had married Mr. Breakbill sometime between 1856 and 1863. She had been forcibly separated from her first husband through being sold away as a slave, and had come to Kansas from Tennessee.
William Breakbill was a resident of Pottawatomie County Kansas (born 1825), and he and Sallie separated in 1867. She took her first married name, Fields in subsequent Censuses.
Sally was a freed slave who had married Mr. Breakbill sometime between 1856 and 1863. She had been forcibly separated from her first husband through being sold away as a slave, and had come to Kansas from Tennessee.
William Breakbill was a resident of Pottawatomie County Kansas (born 1825), and he and Sallie separated in 1867. She took her first married name, Fields in subsequent Censuses.
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