Cortlandt De Peyster FIELD b. 28 Dec 1839 New York City, NY d. Yes, date unknown: Outhouse Family Tree

1839 - Yes, date unknown

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Born	28 Dec 1839	New York City, NY [1, 2]
Gender	Male
Census	1860	New York City, NY [3]
_UID	A7CB6A43BC444C79A3835B204CA4DB1868D6
Died	Yes, date unknown
Person ID	I1634	OuthouseLine2014
Last Modified	21 May 2014

Father	Benjamin Hazard FIELD, b. 2 May 1814, Field Home, Yorktown, Westchester, NY , d. 17 Mar 1893
Mother	Catherine VanCortlandt DE PEYSTER, b. 20 Oct 1818, New York , d. 1880
Married	19 Jun 1838
Family ID	F661	Group Sheet

Family	Virginia HAMMERSLEY, b. Abt 1843, New York City, NY , d. Yes, date unknown
Married	8 Jun 1865	New York City, NY [4]
Last Modified	21 May 2014
Family ID	F677	Group Sheet

Sources

[S210] Ancestral File (LDS), AFN:1591-X3V (Reliability: 3).
[S49] Field Genealogy, Frederick Clifton Pierce, (Chicago, Hammond Press, W. B. Conkey Company: 1901), pg 854-855 (Reliability: 3).
3348. Cortland de Peyster Field (Benjamin H., Hazard, John, Anthony, Benjamin, Anthony, Robert, William, William, William, John, John, William), b. New York City, Dec. 18, 1839; m. there June 8, 1865 to Virginia Hammersley, dau. of John W. [her lineage]
Mr. Field gave the Field library to Peekskill, N.Y. It contains a fine collection of books given by Mr. Field, but the building is very homely to the eye. It was a private riding rink, which Mr. Field built for his own use to ride horseback in, and it looks just like a large hippodrome. Later he gave up horseback riding and turned it into a library. The building answers the purpose, but it is not a thing of beauty. He will probably erect one more artistic before long.
The "Field Home," which Mr. C. de P. Field has erected for aged and respectable invalids of Yorktown, Westchester county, first preference being given to members of the Field family, is a memorial to his mother, Mrs. Benjamin H. Field. It has not yet been opened as a home, but it contains a chapel within it that is used every Sunday for service for people in that vicinity, and Mr. C. de P. Field has charge of the service, as it is his own chapel, which is much appreciated by the people who attend service there. "Field Home" is about four miles out of Peekskill, on very high ground, and the scenery is beautiful for inland.
Res. s. p. 21 East 26th St. "Field Home." New York, N.Y.
[S201] Federal Census, New York City, New York, E.D. 2, Fam #474 (Reliability: 3).
Charles P. F., age 20, merchant, b. NY
[S49] Field Genealogy, Frederick Clifton Pierce, (Chicago, Hammond Press, W. B. Conkey Company: 1901), pg 854-855 (Reliability: 3).
3348. Cortland de Peyster Field (Benjamin H., Hazard, John, Anthony, Benjamin, Anthony, Robert, William, William, William, John, John, William), b. New York City, Dec. 18, 1839; m. there June 8, 1865 to Virginia Hammersley, dau. of John W. [her lineage]