Ida Fields Papers

Collection

Identifier: WH2112

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Collection contains receipts (1929) and 78 letters written between Ida Fields, Englewood, Colo. and her son, Gilbert Fields in Neb. and Wyo. (1910-1929). Content of letters include: coming home, love interests, everyday life, getting married, finding steady work and sending money home.

Dates

1910-1929

Creator

Fields, Ida V.,1866- (Person)
Apfelbaum, Charles, (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open for research.

Copyright

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Biographical / Historical

Ida V. Fields was born in Ind. in 1866. She was married to John Fields (b.Ind., 1859). In the early 20th century the couple and their children: Gilbert, Verne, Wade and Leila lived in Englewood, Colo.