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The State, Columbia, South Carolina, Tuesday, February 17, 1920, Page 2: Fields A. Kirkpatrick. Special to The State. Chester, Feb. 16---The death of Fields A. Kirkpatrick at his home in the Lowryville section of Chester county at the age of 35 years today marked the passing of one of this county's leading and most successful young planters. The funeral service will be conducted Tuesday morning at his late home at 11 o'clock, after which the body will be buried in Zion graveyard at Lowryville. Mr. Kirkpatrick is survived by one brother, Fitz Kirkpatrick and four sisters, Mr. T. L. Carter, Mrs. Adam S. Pressley, Mrs. Thomas Pressley and Miss Fanny Kirkpatrick. Mr. Kirkpatrick was a business man of unusual ability and though young in years was making a tremendous success of this agricultural pursuits and had he lived would have been unquestionably in a few years ranked as one of the largest and most successful planters in the Carolinas. His death was attributed to double pneumonia and superinduced by Spanish influenza. When he first became indisposed with influenza he kept at his work rather than going to bed which may have hastened the gravity of the malady which overtook him.

Birth	Mar 1882	South Carolina
Death	16 Feb 1920	Chester Co., South Carolina
Burial		Zion Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Lowrys, Chester Co., South Carolina

Father	James M. Kirkpatrick (1839 - 1900)
Mother	Elizabeth Ann Ross (1835 - 1920)
Sibling	Sarah Fanny Kirkpatrick (1859 - 1930)
Sibling	William L. Kirkpatrick (1868 - )
Sibling	Mattie E. Kirkpatrick (1870 - )
Sibling	James F. Kirkpatrick (1872 - )
Sibling	Camilia J. Kirkpatrick (1874 - )
Sibling	Fitz Hugh Kirkpatrick (1879 - 1930)
Sibling	Delia Irene Kirkpatrick (1879 - 1954)