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There are several traditions about Abraham Field (1636-1674). The first concerns the father of Abraham Field. Many claim a Henry Field (b. 1611-), who came to Jamestown, Virginia, in 1635 was Abraham's father.

Frederick C. Pierce in his Field Genealogy Vol. II, states that Henry Field, age 24, and his cousin John Dickenson, age 24, arrived in Virginia, November 20, 1635, on the ship "Expectation" and that Henry settled in Jamestown.

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Coldham in his book, The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1660, lists a Henrie Field, 24 , and a John Dickenson, 24, on the ship "Expedition" which landed in Barbados.

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Coldham gives the date of 20 November 1635, but does not state if this is the departure or the arrival date.

This information is also stated in John C. Hotten's book, The Original Lists of Persons of Quality. Although a Henry Field and John Dickenson did arrive in the New World in 1635, no valid primary evidence has ever been found linking Henry to Abraham Field of West