At least a dozen more uncles fought for the Confederacy. Several uncles served in two World Wars. Three of these, Zumer England, Curtis Field, and Monroe Field gave their lives. The list goes on. We have had politicians, preachers, judges, farmers, and even a few outlaws.
Genealogy is a never-ending story.
You can finish a document, but you are never through with the research. There are always missing links that must be found. Only the Baker, Gunn, Murrell, and Southerland branches of the family can trace their histories to the time they landed on the shores of this continent. I wish to do the same for the Kimbros and Fields. My data is incomplete, but I have amassed enough to pause and share what I have with others.