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1 of 1977 Earl L. "Poke" Fields (1912-1997)

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Name	Fields, Earl L.
Born	12/11/1912
Deceased	01/06/1997
Spouse	Lennis (Dobbyn) Fields m. 09/26/1941
Father	George L. Fields
Mother	Bertha L. (Mischler) Fields
Occupation	Mr. Fields was a World War II veteran having served with a U.S. Army Tank Destroyer Unit in Europe. He was employed with the B & O Railroad in Washington, Indiana.
Notes	The information for this entry was taken from Mr. Fields' newspaper obituary, "Obituaries, Di-Fi," p. 146, Daviess County Museum, Rm 303, Shelf 4-5, 2019.FIC.0500.0003.
Caption	Earl L. "Poke" Fields (1912-1997)
Birthplace	Washington, Indiana
Deceased where	Washington, Indiana
Othernames	Poke Fields Earl Leonard Fields

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