and Jincy (Fields) Carsner.
The deceased came to the John Day Valley with her husband Harvey Fields in mining days when settlements were few.
Industry and honesty of purpose characterized her life work until scourged by afflictions and the loss of her mind.
She, all that is mortal--rests in the cemetery near the old Gundlach place on the river.
Grant County News, Canyon City, Oregon February 25, 1892
Added by: Pam R. on 28 Feb 2013
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Mrs. Nannie Fields, of this valley, who was committed to the insane asylum some time ago, has been released and has returned to her home, we have been informed. It is hoped that the cure in her case is permanent.
Grant County News, Canyon City, Oregon July 16, 1891
Added by: Pam R. on 22 Feb 2013
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m. Harvey Fields (Nancy's cousin) Mar 23 Jul 1854
3 children:
Charles Wesley
Sarah Alice
Walter Scott Fields
and Jincy (Fields) Carsner.
The deceased came to the John Day Valley with her husband Harvey Fields in mining days when settlements were few.
Industry and honesty of purpose characterized her life work until scourged by afflictions and the loss of her mind.
She, all that is mortal--rests in the cemetery near the old Gundlach place on the river.
Grant County News, Canyon City, Oregon February 25, 1892
Added by: Pam R. on 28 Feb 2013
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Mrs. Nannie Fields, of this valley, who was committed to the insane asylum some time ago, has been released and has returned to her home, we have been informed. It is hoped that the cure in her case is permanent.
Grant County News, Canyon City, Oregon July 16, 1891
Added by: Pam R. on 22 Feb 2013
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m. Harvey Fields (Nancy's cousin) Mar 23 Jul 1854
3 children:
Charles Wesley
Sarah Alice
Walter Scott Fields
Family Members
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John L Casner
1822–1902
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Benjamin Casner
1824 – unknown
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Jonas "James" Carsner
1825–1864
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William "Bill" Carsoner
1825–1877
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Ebenezer Casner
1827 – unknown
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Andrew Jackson Carsner
1836–1890
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Mose Casner
1837–1912
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Daniel "Dan" Casner
1837–1877
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James Alonzo "Jim" Casner
1839 – unknown
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Henry Casner
1840 – unknown
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Riley Casner
1843–1909
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