Fielding and his wife, Sarah Harris are both buried in this cemetery, which is located on property which Fielding owned at the time of his death. He willed the property to his daughter, Rebecca Isaacs-Skeen and now Rebecca and her husband, Armstrong Skeen rest beside Fielding and Sarah.
Fielding had brothers named Samuel and Godfrey. All three brothers were in Russell county by 1800 and then Samuel and Godfrey moved to Kentucky. Both Samuel and Godfrey had sons and grandsons named Fielding Ashby Isaacs. Fielding Isaacs and wife Sarah named their third son Fielding (c1810 - 1850) as well.
Sarah and Fielding's first and second sons also named their first born son Fielding Ashby. Some of Fielding and Sarah's children migrated to Lawrence County, Kentucky and Wayne County, West Virginia.
Military service: 1812, Colonial War 72nd Regiment, Rifleman.
Fielding and Sarah had the following children: Samuel, John Henry, Fielding Ashby Jr., Rachel, William, Joanna, Elizabeth Mary and Rebecca.
Fielding had brothers named Samuel and Godfrey. All three brothers were in Russell county by 1800 and then Samuel and Godfrey moved to Kentucky. Both Samuel and Godfrey had sons and grandsons named Fielding Ashby Isaacs. Fielding Isaacs and wife Sarah named their third son Fielding (c1810 - 1850) as well.
Sarah and Fielding's first and second sons also named their first born son Fielding Ashby. Some of Fielding and Sarah's children migrated to Lawrence County, Kentucky and Wayne County, West Virginia.
Military service: 1812, Colonial War 72nd Regiment, Rifleman.
Fielding and Sarah had the following children: Samuel, John Henry, Fielding Ashby Jr., Rachel, William, Joanna, Elizabeth Mary and Rebecca.
Fielding and his wife, Sarah Harris are both buried in this cemetery, which is located on property which Fielding owned at the time of his death. He willed the property to his daughter, Rebecca Isaacs-Skeen and now Rebecca and her husband, Armstrong Skeen rest beside Fielding and Sarah.
Fielding had brothers named Samuel and Godfrey. All three brothers were in Russell county by 1800 and then Samuel and Godfrey moved to Kentucky. Both Samuel and Godfrey had sons and grandsons named Fielding Ashby Isaacs. Fielding Isaacs and wife Sarah named their third son Fielding (c1810 - 1850) as well.
Sarah and Fielding's first and second sons also named their first born son Fielding Ashby. Some of Fielding and Sarah's children migrated to Lawrence County, Kentucky and Wayne County, West Virginia.
Military service: 1812, Colonial War 72nd Regiment, Rifleman.
Fielding and Sarah had the following children: Samuel, John Henry, Fielding Ashby Jr., Rachel, William, Joanna, Elizabeth Mary and Rebecca.
Fielding had brothers named Samuel and Godfrey. All three brothers were in Russell county by 1800 and then Samuel and Godfrey moved to Kentucky. Both Samuel and Godfrey had sons and grandsons named Fielding Ashby Isaacs. Fielding Isaacs and wife Sarah named their third son Fielding (c1810 - 1850) as well.
Sarah and Fielding's first and second sons also named their first born son Fielding Ashby. Some of Fielding and Sarah's children migrated to Lawrence County, Kentucky and Wayne County, West Virginia.
Military service: 1812, Colonial War 72nd Regiment, Rifleman.
Fielding and Sarah had the following children: Samuel, John Henry, Fielding Ashby Jr., Rachel, William, Joanna, Elizabeth Mary and Rebecca.
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