Lemmie Amerzilla "Zilla" Fields is the daughter of Jeremiah Mitchell Fields and Virginia Alice (Hawkins) Fields. She married James Edward Coleman on January 11, 1919 in Grayson County, Virginia. They had two sons.
Article from Blackstone Courrier
Published January 17, 1919
Married in Grayson County
A marriage of no little local interest took place at the parsonage in Independence, Grayson County, on Saturday the 11th, when Miss Zilla Fields of that county became the bride of Mr. J.E. Coleman, of Dinwiddie county. The happy couple returned here Tuesday and later left for the home of the groom in Dinwiddie. Mr. Coleman is a prominent farmer of this section and well known here in Blackstone, where he comes regularly on business. He is receiving the hearty congratulations of his many friends, who will wish for the couple the greatest happiness in their married life.
Article from Blackstone Courrier
Published January 17, 1919
Married in Grayson County
A marriage of no little local interest took place at the parsonage in Independence, Grayson County, on Saturday the 11th, when Miss Zilla Fields of that county became the bride of Mr. J.E. Coleman, of Dinwiddie county. The happy couple returned here Tuesday and later left for the home of the groom in Dinwiddie. Mr. Coleman is a prominent farmer of this section and well known here in Blackstone, where he comes regularly on business. He is receiving the hearty congratulations of his many friends, who will wish for the couple the greatest happiness in their married life.
Lemmie Amerzilla "Zilla" Fields is the daughter of Jeremiah Mitchell Fields and Virginia Alice (Hawkins) Fields. She married James Edward Coleman on January 11, 1919 in Grayson County, Virginia. They had two sons.
Article from Blackstone Courrier
Published January 17, 1919
Married in Grayson County
A marriage of no little local interest took place at the parsonage in Independence, Grayson County, on Saturday the 11th, when Miss Zilla Fields of that county became the bride of Mr. J.E. Coleman, of Dinwiddie county. The happy couple returned here Tuesday and later left for the home of the groom in Dinwiddie. Mr. Coleman is a prominent farmer of this section and well known here in Blackstone, where he comes regularly on business. He is receiving the hearty congratulations of his many friends, who will wish for the couple the greatest happiness in their married life.
Article from Blackstone Courrier
Published January 17, 1919
Married in Grayson County
A marriage of no little local interest took place at the parsonage in Independence, Grayson County, on Saturday the 11th, when Miss Zilla Fields of that county became the bride of Mr. J.E. Coleman, of Dinwiddie county. The happy couple returned here Tuesday and later left for the home of the groom in Dinwiddie. Mr. Coleman is a prominent farmer of this section and well known here in Blackstone, where he comes regularly on business. He is receiving the hearty congratulations of his many friends, who will wish for the couple the greatest happiness in their married life.
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