Thomas del Feld

• Preferred Name: Thomas del Feld^[1]
  
• Alternate Name: Thomas Del Field
  
• Alternate Name: Thomas Field
  
• Gender: M
  
• Occupation: Resided: Sowerby, Eng
  
• Occupation: Juror in 1314, Juror at Halifax in 1322
  
• FSID: LC5T-CZT
  
• Death: 1322 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom at LATI: N3.719 LONG: E1.94
  
• Birth: 1278 in Sowerby, Yorkshire, England at LATI: N3.7047 LONG: E1.9393 with note: GEDCOM data
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  From https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Feld-130
  Thomas del Feld formerly Feld aka del Feild, del Feyld
  Born about 1278 in Sowerby, England
  ANCESTORS
  Son of Roger (Feld) de la Feld and [mother unknown]
  [sibling(s) unknown]
  [spouse(s) unknown]
  DESCENDANTS
  Father of John del Feld
  Died about 1321 in Halifax, Yorkshire, , England
  
  Biography
  In 35 Edward I (1307), Thomas del Feyld served as a juror in an "unjust inquisition". "The former jury of twelve are to pay to the plaintiff's damages, assessed at 6s. 8d.; and as it is attainted by the 24 that they made a false oath, they, namely, ...Thomas del Feyld (2s.)...are to be imprisoned; they are redeemed from prison by pledges of redemption; one being surety for another. They are fined the amounts put over their names, altogether 60s."[1]
  
  On 20 Nov 1307, Thomas del Feilde was fined for trespass.[2]
  
  In 1 Edward II (1308), Thomas del Feild was a complainant against Robert de Saltonstall for trespass and contempt.[3]
  
  On 6 Dec 1308, it appears that Thomas sold land to his brother, Richard, "Richard del Feild gives 3s. 4d. to take 1-1/2 bovates of land in Sourby from Thomas del Feild", then bought land from a different Richard, " Thomas del Feild gives 2s. to take 1/2 bovate of land in the same place [in eadem sitis] from Richard s. of Alote."[4]
  
  He apparently had difficulty keeping his animals corralled, as he was fined multiple times for "escapes". On 10 Jun 1308, in the Court at Halifax for Sourby, for "escapes in Ayrikedene...Thomas del Feild, 1 horse, 2d."[5] Then on 20 May 1309, Thomas del Feild of Sourby was fined 3d. "for escapes"[6] and fined again in 1316.[7]
  
  On 6 Dec 1315 in Court held at Wakefeld, "Thomas del Feld give 12d. to take [3 acres] in Sourby from Robert, s. of John, who pays 12d. to take another 3 acres with buildings in exchange from Thomas."[8]
  
  On 12 Mar 1316, "Thomas del Feld sues William de Covenhale for debt."[9]
  
  His wife is unknown. Known children are:[10][11][12]
  
  John, b. ca 1300[13]
  Adam
  Sources
  ↑ Baildon, Vol. 2 p. 71
  ↑ Baildon, Vol. 2 p. 122
  ↑ Baildon, Vol. 2 p. 143
  ↑ Baildon, Vol. 2 p. 184
  ↑ Baildon, Vol. 2 p. 156
  ↑ Baildon, Vol. 2 p. 207
  ↑ Baildon, Vol. 3 p. 138
  ↑ Baildon, Vol. 3 p. 91
  ↑ Baildon, Vol. 3 p. 115
  ↑ Pierce, Vol. 1 p. 66
  ↑ Field, Osgood, p. 10
  ↑ Cutter, p. 197
  ↑ Lister, Vol. 5, p. 100
  Baildon, William Paley. Court Rolls of the Manor of Wakefield. Leeds: The Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Record Series
  Vol. 2, 1906: 1297-1309
  Vol. 3, 1917: 1313-1316, and 1286
  Baildon, W. Paley, John Lister, and John William Walker. Court Rolls of the Manor of Wakefield. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
  Vol. 5, 2013: 1322-1331
  Burke, John, and Bernard Burke. A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain & Ireland. London: Henry Colburn, 1847. Vol. 1 – A to L
  Field, Warren James. Some Field Family Journeys: Selected Descendants of Roger Del Feld (1240-2011) . 2011.
  Field, Osgood. The Fields of Sowerby Near Halifax, England, and of Flushing, New York: With Some Notices of the Families of Underhill, Bowne, Burling, Hazard, and Osgood. London: [publisher not identified], 1895. (Also Archive.org)
  Pierce, Frederick Clifton. Field Genealogy: Being the Record of All the Field Family in America, Whose Ancestors Were in This Country Prior to 1700 : Emigrant Ancestors Located in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Virginia : All Descendants of the Fields of England, Whose Ancestor, Hurbutus De La Field, Was from Alsace-Lorraine. Chicago: W.B. Conkey, 1901. Vol. 1 and 2 (Also Archive.org Vol. 1 and 2)
  Cutter, William Richard. Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts. Vol. 1. Baltimore, Md: Reprinted for Clearfield by Genealogical Pub. Co, 2008.
  Geni.com Thomas del Feld
  [edit]
  
  === Jeweler in 1307 A.D.; source: N.Y.G.B.R ===
  Jeweler in 1307 A.D.; source: N.Y.G.B.R. Vol. 42 pp 193-206 !DEATH: WDC GenWeb duplicate AFN: J6RC-LX
  
  === Sources: !1. Feild Genealogy (GS A5E7 p ===
  Sources: !1. Feild Genealogy (GS A5E7 p 66) !2. Colonial Ancestors (GS B13B3 p 98-102) !3. Gen of NPa p 561
  
  === Thomas was a juror in 1307. Named in th ===
  Thomas was a juror in 1307. Named in the Wakefield rolls in 1314, and also in 1322, when he was at "Halifax Court."
  
  === Born in 1278, he was of Sowerbym and a j ===
  Born in 1278, he was of Sowerbym and a juror in 1307. Name
  d in the Wak efield Rolls in 1314, also in 1322. he was a
  t "Halifax Court." He had one known son, John.
  
  === Research ===
  Field genealogy GS A5E7 p 66
  300 Col Ancest GS B13B3 p 98-102
  Gen of NP a p 561

• m. BEF 1300 in Sowerby, Yorkshire, England

1. John Del Field, b. 1300 in Sowerby, Yorkshire, England     d. ABT 1391 in Sowerby, York, England, United Kingdom

1. Title: Pg 67 Author Pierce, Frederick Clifton, 1855-1904 Publish Data 1901 Collections bostonpubliclibrary, americana || 3. THOMAS DEL FELD (Roger), b. Sowerby, England, about 1278; m.__________
   Author: SOURCE: Title Field genealogy Author Pierce, Frederick Clifton, 1855-1904 Publish Data 1901 Collections bostonpubliclibrary, americana
   Publication: Name: https://ia802302.us.archive.org/29/items/fieldgenealogy01pier/fieldgenealogy01pier.pdf;
   Note: 3. THOMAS DEL FELD (Roger), b. Sowerby, England, about 1278; m. . He was of Sowerby, a juror in 1307. Named in the Wakefield rolls in 1314, and also in 1322, when he was at "Halifax Court." Res. Sowerby, England. 5. i. JOHN, b. 1300; m. . 6. ii. ADAM, b. . He was ot Sowerby. Named in the rolls in 1349. and then called "son of Thomas de Feld." Mentioned again in 1393.