SCOFIELD

Walter Sanders

SCOFIELD

Walter Sanders

Presumed Wedding Portraits

Walter Scofield & first wife

Celia Davis Leitner

May 29, 1870 - Bahia, Brazil

SCOFIELD

Walter Sanders

Source:

Austin-American Statesman Sun Apr 22, 2007 page 49

(Excerpted)

Walter Saunders Scofield's people came from Fairfield County, Conn., to Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana where he was born in 1847. Records indicate that Scofield was paroled out of the Confederate Army as a private on June 8, 1865, and the following year walked from Louisiana to Galveston where he boarded a British sailing ship, the "Derby," bound for Brazil. (The Derby was the ship that Frank McMullen had chartered for his immigrant colony.) .....

....Scofield, a civil engineer, and surveyor met and married Celia Davis Leitner, another Confederado immigrant about the same age. They lived on Leitner's parent's farm in Cidade de Cannavieras. Georgia was born in 1871, Edith in 1873, but their mother, who apparently suffered from a respiratory condition, died two months after Edith's birth after, "Literally being worked to death. These people were unaccustomed to hard labor."

In 1876, Scofield married 15-year-old Mary Rives "Matilde" Mobley, who possibly sailed on the same ship as Scofield. Mobley's mother had been raising Scofield's daughters.

The girls hated the stepmother barely older than themselves, and Scofield, on April 1, 1883, sent them to the United States to live with his parents, ostensibly to get a proper education. Then more misfortune; Both of Scofield's parents died within a few years of each other, Lacking the money to return to Brazil, Scofield and his stateside kin opted to split them; Georgia was sent to live with "the less educated uncle"-- Scofield's brother, Eddy, who had recently taken a new wife, Marietta. Edith fared a bit better, living with another of Scofield's brothers, Archie, near Magnolia, Miss.

Letter from Walter's mother in Mississippi to relative Leitner Shurley, March 13, 1884, after Walter's father's death:

"If Walter does not come, I shall go live with my son, Archie, and take one of the children with me. The thought of separating the children greatly distresses me. The one who falls into her Uncle Archie's hands will fare well. The one who goes to Uncle Eddy, not near so well, especially as to moral training and mental culture. (Georgia) says if anything happens to her father, and she

is not able to live with her grandparents, she wants to go to Cousin Shirley. Edith, poor child, says "If Papa does not come -- make (sic) no difference where we live."

Later, in a letter from a Leitner Shurley to Edith, there are allusions that Georgia may have suffered from mental illness-- nerves-- and that "I never knew any of your mother's people to be afflicted that way."

Letter from Walter Scofield to Ms. G. Hall of New Orleans, for whom Georgia worked as a servant, Sept. 1895

She was sent to my parents in the U.S. at 11 years of age, to be "highly educated." She soon saw them die at a most unlikely moment, and she was left without resources during the years in which I was helplessly penniless and bedridden. Her mind was deranged by her misfortunes and is at times unbalanced. Poor child! With proper care and kindness that my parents were giving, she would have been destined for a higher sphere of usefulness, but after their deaths, her protectors, being poor and ignorant, used her as a servant girl, without training even for that career.

Georgia also attempted a reunion with her father and stepmother, returning to Brazil in her late teens. It didn't go well. She moved to the Azores with a Portuguese husband and later returned to the United States, where more misery ensued, including two dead children.

Letter from Georgia to Edith, June 14, 1901, two or three months before she died:

"I am greatly saddened by the loss of my sweet Lorenzo, who 11 days ago, fell into the arms of an angel in heaven. Weeks before Lorenzo passed away, he was so happy and energetic... It is some relief that his little body is no longer in pain. When he got sick, there was nothing we could do. We had no money and I am afraid we waited too late to get to a doctor in the city... All we could do was bundle him up in a blanket and take him home to meet his maker."

Letter from Walter Scofield to Edith on Georgia's death, Nov 18, 1901:

"Since the unlucky hour when lost her grandparents, she has seen few real, seamless, happy days and finally, my sweet, pretty passionately loving impulsive child has been crushed to death, with a fearful poise, her last nerve snapped in the full bloom of life and a cruel death has relieved her of a more cruel, unhappy life."

Walter Scofield again picks up the story in a letter to Edith, then about 20, almost 11 years after sending the girls to the U.S. Edith has refused to return to Brazil.

"I doubt I can ever forget the feelings of having been so outraged, disgusted by your deliberate disobedience and by your mean, selfish disregard for our case... and by your ... offensive manner of expressing to us, your bold resolutions, in such imprudent rude insulting letters... the last of which-- two years ago-- concluded saying it might be your "last" letter to me.

Now, in your long letter of Nov. 1, you only show that your self-love of false pride has been hurt. That remorse has forced you, at last, to confess what you have always denied ask (sic) the cruel treatment of neglect that you now say ruined a weak-minded unfortunate...

While you censure me... you inform me that you have joined the Methodist church without consulting me.

As Edith grew older, she became more curious about her mother, Celia Scofield, but time did little to dilute the rage at her father for what she regarded as his having cast her and her sister off as orphans. She wrote "hypocrite" on some of the letters, an apparent reference to her stepmother's mother, Mary Mobley, whom she believed was the force behind the decision to send the girls away.

Letters from Mary Mobley to Edith suggest Edith's step-grandmother was at least trying to play peacemaker. Sometime in 1901, she wrote, "I beg you to reconsider with your (stepmother) and father. It grieves him so to that you don't love your (stepmother)... For Christ's sake, let them have peace."

Edith wrote "old hypocrite" on the letter.

Money might also have been an issue: When Celia Scofield's father died in 1869 and her mother a few years later, the farm, or at least part of it, was willed to the girls. Instead, Walter Scofield sold it-- some believe, he was in debt and desperately needed the money. "In letters, it says the father sold it to make his second family comfortable, and that just breaks your heart,"

Edith may well have underestimated how hard life was for Walter Scofield and the other Confederados. He had big dreams and was a very hopeful character. He had hoped to make a better life. He always digging for rubies and diamonds. He exported whale oil.

Letter from Walter Scolfield to Edith, 1890s:

"Your mother died nearly four hours after a day of overexertion... two months after you were born. At your dying grandmother's request, I left a good (hard-earned position)... and came to help run the farm while your mother nursed your grandmother, a consumptive.

I put five years of... hard rough work on that place... we made a few new plantations, houses, pastures but just after I came, cocoa went down and fell... lower and lower, each year. We did our best, new debts increased, old ones, which with heavy interests of 12% compounded... then (relative) Howard Leitner, sick and desperate, determined to sell his interest in the plantation forced a liquidation of debts... I had to agree to sell also."

At 24, Edith married a man of about 50 and the couple had four children. As the years passed, the chill between father and daughter thawed and the two came to at least a tentative continents-apart reconciliation.

The in 1922 Walter Scolfield, nearing the end of his life and likely knowing it, wrote what appears to be the "fetch me letter," asking his daughter for passage to the country he had forsaken. He wanted to see his grandchildren.

"His heart was very much thawed toward the end of his life" it is said.

The reasons are unclear as to why-- possibly because Edith was dealing with her own ailing and aging husband-- but Walter didn't make it.

He died in Teofilo Otoni the following year and was buried, eventually with several of his children from his second marriage-- Edith's half-siblings.

Edith died in Pineville, N.C. on June 9, 1956.

(NOTE: Lorenzo Dow Scofield, mentioned above, the father of Walter is mentioned on Find A Grave as having gone to Brazil. At this time, information about him traveling there has been elusive.)

Source:

Find A Grave

Lorenzo was the 9th of 11 children born to Silvanus and Ruth (Reynolds) Scofield. He was born in Stamford, Connecticut, but soon afterward, the family began its migration west. They settled briefly in Westchester County, New York before continuing on to Fayette County, Indiana.

Lorenzo married Elizabeth Ann Phelps on March 5, 1846, in Ever-green, Itawamba, Mississippi. They were the parents of 5 children.

Lorenzo was a baptist minister.

According to family tradition, at the time of the Civil War, Lorenzo and his family were struck with the dilemma of living in the south and being anti-slavery. Lorenzo and his family moved to Brazil for several years. Some of Lorenzo's children settled in Brazil and never returned to America. Lorenzo and Elizabeth did return and they lived in Mississippi for several years before they died.

The Magnolia Gazette (Magnolia, Miss.)

Thu. 28 Jun 1883 page 2

LEITNER FAMILY

Rev. Lorenzo Dow Scofield

FOR LEITNER FAMILY

DETAILS

SEE LEITNER FAMILY

Walter and his descendants

First Wife

Walter Sanders Scofield

1846–1923

BIRTH 22 OCT 1846 • Evergreen, Itawamba, Mississippi, USA

DEATH 17 JUN 1923 • Cidade de Cannavieras, Brazil

Married 1st: 29 May 1870 • Balna, Brazil

Celia Davis Leitner

1847–1873

BIRTH 1847 • Fairfield District, South Carolina, USA

DEATH SEP 1873 • Cidade de Cannavieras, Brazil

Daughter of George O. Leitner and Celia Davis Boyd

Children:

Georgia Eunice Scofield

1871–1901

BIRTH 1871 • Canivieras, Bahia, Brazil

DEATH 18 NOV 1901 • Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, USA

Married:

Damazio de Rezende

Children:

They had at least two, but only one is known

Lorenzo de Rezende (Died young)

Edith Lorenzo Scofield

1873–1956

BIRTH 10 MAY 1873 • Canivieras, Bahia, Brazil

DEATH 9 JUN 1956 • Pineville, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Married: 1897

John Sutton Miller Sr.

1849–1924

BIRTH 12 JUL 1849 • Bethel, York, South Carolina, USA

DEATH 16 NOV 1924 • Pineville, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Son of Robert M. Miller and Adelaide Allison Sutton

CHILDREN:

John Sutton Miller Jr.

1897–1960

BIRTH 2 OCT 1897 • Lancaster County, South Carolina, USA

DEATH 10 MAR 1960 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Married:

Lillian Dewey Crow

1900–1971

BIRTH 7 JUN 1900 • Lancaster County, South Carolina, USA

DEATH 21 OCT 1971 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Daughter of Andrew Jackson Crow and Elizabeth E Hough

CHILDREN::

John Sutton Miller III

1930–2021

BIRTH 3 FEB 1930 • Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA

DEATH 22 SEP 2021 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Married:

Doris Glenn Brown

1932–2016

BIRTH 28 MAR 1932 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

DEATH 10 SEP 2016 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Daughter of Craig Thomas Brown Sr. and Gaynell Hager

. James "Jimmy" Ross Miller Sr.

1899–1985

BIRTH 08 AUG 1899 • Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA

DEATH 6 FEB 1985 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Married:

Rebekah A. Blankenship

BIRTH 9 MAR 1901 • Fort Mill, York, South Carolina, USA

DEATH 20 DEC 1997 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Daughter of Stephen Pettus Blankenship and Emma Rebecca Faris

CHILDREN:

James "Jimmy" Ross Miller Jr.

1928-2018

BIRTH 8 OCT 1928 • Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

DEATH 10 JUN 2018 • Fort Mill, York, South Carolina, USA

Married: 26 Dec 1953 • Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Margaret Johnsie McGinn

1929–2008

BIRTH 30 MAR 1929 • Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA

DEATH 1 OCT 2008

Daughter of Barks McGinn and Ola Lee Hall

CHILDREN:

James Ross Miller III

1955–

BIRTH 7 MAR 1955 • Mecklenburg, North Carolina, United States

Steve Miller

Marianna Scofield Miller

1936–

BIRTH 15 OCT 1936 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Married: 7 Feb 1959 • Pineville, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

James Plummer Raugh Jr.

1934–2014

BIRTH 22 SEP 1934 • Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA

DEATH 1 JAN 2014 • Hickory, Catawba, North Carolina, USA

Son of James Plummer Raugh Sr. and Mabel Eleanor Felty

CHILDREN:

1..

Anne Scofield Raugh

1964–

BIRTH 21 SEP 1964 • Cleveland, North Carolina, USA

Married:

Mr. Keene

John Stephen Miller

1932–

BIRTH 2 APRIL 1932 • Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA

Leitner Shirley Miller

1901–1986

BIRTH 22 NOV 1901 • Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA

DEATH 21 AUG 1986 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Married:

Mary E Bailes

1904–1973

BIRTH 7 JAN 1904 • Indian Land, Lancaster, South Carolina, USA

DEATH 26 JAN 1973 • Charlotte, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Daughter of Joseph Zachariah Bailes and Manora Jeanette " Nettie" Crane.

CHILDREN:

1. John Joseph Miller

1929–1995

BIRTH 17 SEP 1929 • Pineville, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

DEATH 16 OCT 1995 • Durham, Durham, North Carolina, USA

Married: 22 Aug 1953 • Buncombe, North Carolina, USA

Mayree Kay Ledford

1929–

BIRTH ABT 1929 • Harrisonburg, Pennsylvania, USA Daughter of Harris Addison Ledford and Freda Bernoice Widder

2. Robert Leitner Miller

1931–1947

BIRTH 19 SEP 1931 • Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA

DEATH 12 DEC 1947 • Pineville, Mecklenburg, North Carolina, USA

Died of head injuries at age 16 from a car crash.

3.

William Brevard Miller

1935–

BIRTH 12 DEC 1935 • Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, USA

Married: 15 Nov 1964 • Union, North Carolina, USA

Divorce: May 1969 • Duval County, Florida, USA

Patricia Brainard

1941–

BIRTH ABT 1941

Daughter of Richard Brown Brainard and Alice Page Greenwood

Walter and his descendants

Second Wife

Mary Rives Mobley

1861–1942

BIRTH 1861 • Fairfield District, South Carolina, USA

DEATH 1942 • Caravelas, Bahia, Brazil

Daughter of Confederado Samuel Wagner Mobley Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Kee

Married: 24 Mar 1876 • Barreiras, Bahia, Brazil

CHILDREN:

1. David Archibald Scofield

2. Methide Eleanor Isabel Scofield

3. Martim Mobley Scofield

4. Eddy Johnson Scofield

5. Sishaina Phillips Scofield

6. Alva Rives Scofield

7. Samuel Wagner Scofield

8. Theodore Roosevelt Scofield

9. Walter Sanders Scofield Jr.

10. Austin Phelps Scofield

David Archibald Scofield

1879–

BIRTH MAY 28,1879 • Cidade de Cannavieras, Brasil

DEATH 14 Nov 1049 • Teofilo Otoni, Espírito Santo, Brasil

Married:

Laura d'Evora de Souza

Daughter of Germano Augusto de Souza and Júlia Candida de Souza

CHILDREN: (Not necessarily in birth order)

Mathilde Eleanor Isabel Scofield

1884–

BIRTH 17 JUN 1884 • Cidade de Cannavieras, Brazil

DEATH Unknown

Married:

Arthur Americano de Souza

CHILDREN: (Not necessarily in birth order)

Martim Mobley Scofield

1888–

BIRTH 18 JUN 1888 • Prado, Bahia Brazil

DEATH Unknown

Married:

America Monteiro Da Silva

1875–

BIRTH 10 MAY 1875 • Minas Gerais, Brasil

DEATH Unknown Daughter of Matide Mariy and Maria Silva

CHILDREN: (Not necessarily in birth order)

Eddy Johnson Scofield

1891–

BIRTH 4 MAY 1891 • Cidade de Cannavieras, Brazil

DEATH Unknown

Married:

Mathilde Mobley Scofield ????

CHILDREN: (Not necessarily in birth order)

Sushina Philips Scofield ????

1894–

BIRTH 21 JUL 1894 • Cidade de Cannavieras, Brazil

DEATH Unknown

Alva Rives Scofield

1896–1967

BIRTH 1 MAR 1896 • Cidade de Cannavieras, Brazil

DEATH 1967 • Caravelas, Bahia, Brazil

Married: Anita Melgaco

1900–1970

BIRTH 1900 • Caravelas, Bahia, Brazil

DEATH ABT. 1970 • Vitória, Espirito Santo, Brazil

CHILDREN:

Irene Scofield

1918–2009

BIRTH 22 NOV 1918 • Caravelas, Bahia, Brazil

DEATH 15 FEB 2009 • Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Married:

Heitor Ferreira Rocha

1923–1996

BIRTH 18 DEC 1923 • Salvador, Bahia, Brazil

DEATH 11 JUN 1996 • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Son of João Ferreira Rocha and Alice Ferreira Rocha

Samuel Wagner Scofield

1897–

BIRTH 18 JUL 1897 • Cidade de Cannavieras, Brazil

DEATH Unknown

Theodore Roosevelt Scofield

1902–

BIRTH 7 OCT 1902 • Caravelas, Bahia, Brazil

DEATH Unknown

Walter Saunders Scofield Jr

Married:

Eglantine de Oliveira

CHILDREN : (Not necessarily in birth order)

10.

Theodore Roosevelt Scofield

1902–

BIRTH 7 OCT 1902 • Caravelas, Bahia, Brazil

DEATH Unknown

11.

Austin Phelps Scofield

Helena Scofield

1912–

BIRTH 16 JUL 1912 • Teófilo Otoni, Minas Gerais, Brasil

DEATH Unknown

Married: 3 Feb 1935 • Teofilo Otoni, Minas Gerais, Brazil

Geraldo Soriano de Souza

1911–

BIRTH 18 JUN 1911 • Teófilo Otoni, Minas Gerais, Brasil

DEATH Unknown

Son of Vital Soriano de Souza and Etelvina Esteves Ottoni

Walter Scofield

Stela Scofield

Milton Scofield

Mary Scofield

Germano Scofield

Aurelina Antanásio Scofield

Arthur Scofield

Archibald David Scofield

Ilza Scofield Souza

1916–2002

BIRTH 8 NOV 1916

DEATH 1 JUL 2002

Oswaldo Americano Scofield Souza

1918–2003

BIRTH 10 OCT 1918

DEATH 1 SEP 2003

Mary Americano Scofield

1920–2006

BIRTH 31 MAY 1920

DEATH 13 OCT 2006

Married:

Antônio Silva Souza

1911–2000

BIRTH 21 APR 1911

DEATH 28 JUL 2000

Iralisldes "Irany" Scofield Souza

1921–2014

BIRTH 7 OCT 1921, Garanhuns, Pernambuco, Brasi

DEATH 29 MAY 2014

Married:

Ismar Scofield

1920–2016

BIRTH 26 DEC 1920

DEATH 13 DEC 2016 Son of Alva Rives Scofield and Anita Melgaço

Elizabeth Scofield Souza

1924–2004

BIRTH 26 OCT 1924

DEATH 9 MAR 2004

Married:

Eduardo Simões de Sá Oliveira

1917–1977

BIRTH 28 JAN 1917

DEATH 10 MAR 1977

Octaviano Americano de Souza

1925–1926

BIRTH 15 AUG 1925

DEATH 1926

Maria Elina Scofield Souza

Lucy Scofield Souza

Julia Scofield Souza

Adyr da Silva Scofield

Aloísio da Silva Scofield

América Mobley Scofield

Austin da Silva Scofield

Dalva Stela Silva Scofield

Ida Nelyr da Silva Scofield

Lyege da Silva Scofield

Mobley Martin da Silva Scofield

Wilson Carlos da Silva Scofield

Maria Nyce Scofield

1922–1948

BIRTH 12 NOV 1922

DEATH 29 FEB 1948

Wilda Scofield

1924–2014

BIRTH 11 FEB 1924

DEATH 2014

Zylka Mobley Scofield

1925–2013

BIRTH 25 MAY 1925

DEATH 20 NOV 2013

Josetty Silva Scofield

1935–2012

BIRTH 14 OCT 1935

DEATH 30 DEC 2012

Marilda Scofield

–2017

BIRTH Unknown

DEATH 21 JUN 2017

Mary Mobley Scofield

Roosevelt Johnson Scofield

Ismar Scofield

1920–2016

BIRTH 26 DEC 1920

DEATH 13 DEC 2016

Married:

Iralisldes "Irany" Scofield Souza

1921–2014

BIRTH 7 OCT 1921 • Garanhuns, Pernambuco, Brazil

DEATH 29 MAY 2014

Hilton Scofield

1921–2007

BIRTH 10 FEB 1921 • Caravelas,

Bahia, Brazil

DEATH 1 APR 2007 • Rio de Janeiro,

Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

Married:

Barbara Leocadia Ferreira Da Silva

1924–2003

BIRTH 27 AUG 1924 • Caravelas, Bahia, Brazil

DEATH 10 APR 2003 • Rio de Janeiro, Rio de

Janeiro, Brasil

Daughter of Benjamim Ferreira Da Silva and

Leocadia Da Cruz

Hilton and Barara had at least three children

Gilberto Scofield

1923–2018

BIRTH 8 SEP 1923

DEATH 2018

Nelson Scofield

1925–1980

BIRTH 26 SEP 1925

DEATH 4 DEC 1980

Jair Scofield

1926–

BIRTH 10 NOV 1926

DEATH Unknown

Milton Scofield

1928–1985

BIRTH 26 JAN 1928

DEATH 22 DEC 1985

Rives Scofield

1930–1988

BIRTH 23 OCT 1930

DEATH 23 NOV 1988

Iraíldes Scofield

1932–1999

BIRTH 19 MAR 1932

DEATH 1999

Married:

Erasmo

1936–1990

BIRTH 1936 • Brazil

DEATH 1990 • Brazil

10.

Divaldo Scofield

1933–1960

BIRTH 8 SEP 1933 • Brazil

DEATH 1960 • Brazil

11.

Ilza Scofield dos Santos

Married:

Severino Rodrigues

Walmir de Oliveira Scofield

1919–

BIRTH 1919

DEATH Unknown

Moema Scofield

1921–

BIRTH 1921

DEATH Unknown

Yvan da Conceição Scofield

1924–

BIRTH 1924

DEATH Unknown

Walter de Oliveira Scofield

Samuel Wagner Scofield Sobrinho

Dalva Scofield

–1980

BIRTH Unknown

DEATH 1980

Walter Sanders Scofield

Celia Davis Leitner

Georgia Eunice Scofield

Damazio de Rezende

Edith Lorenzo Scofield

John Sutton Miller Sr.

John Sutton Miller Jr.

John Sutton Miller III

Doris Glenn Brown

Rebekah A. Blankenship

1928-2018

Margaret Johnsie McGinn

James Ross Miller III

Marianna Scofield Miller

James Plummer Raugh Jr.

Anne Scofield Raugh

John Stephen Miller

CHILDREN:

1.

John Joseph Miller

Mayree Kay Ledford

2. Robert Leitner Miller

3.

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Mary Rives Mobley

David Archibald Scofield

Arthur Americano de Souza

Eddy Johnson Scofield

Alva Rives Scofield

Irene Scofield

Heitor Ferreira Rocha

Samuel Wagner Scofield

Theodore Roosevelt Scofield

Walter Saunders Scofield Jr

Eglantine de Oliveira

Helena Scofield

Geraldo Soriano de Souza

Walter Scofield

Stela Scofield

Germano Scofield

Archibald David Scofield

Oswaldo Americano Scofield Souza

Antônio Silva Souza

Ismar Scofield

Elizabeth Scofield Souza

Eduardo Simões de Sá Oliveira

Octaviano Americano de Souza

Lucy Scofield Souza

Julia Scofield Souza

América Mobley Scofield

Lyege da Silva Scofield

Mobley Martin da Silva Scofield

Wilson Carlos da Silva Scofield

Maria Nyce Scofield

Zylka Mobley Scofield

Marilda Scofield

Ismar Scofield

Iralisldes "Irany" Scofield Souza

Hilton Scofield

Gilberto Scofield

Nelson Scofield

Jair Scofield

Milton Scofield

Erasmo

Divaldo Scofield

Ilza Scofield dos Santos

Married:

Walmir de Oliveira Scofield

Moema Scofield

Yvan da Conceição Scofield

Samuel Wagner Scofield Sobrinho

Dalva Scofield