Fred Tarbell Field (1863 – 1935) was an American jurist who served on the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. He earned his undergraduate degree (A.B.) from Harvard College in 1885 and his law degree (LL.B.) from Harvard Law School in 1888. After practicing law privately, Field was appointed to the Massachusetts Superior Court (date unspecified) and later elevated to the Supreme Judicial Court in 1914. He became chief justice of that court in 1929 and served in that capacity until his retirement in the early 1930s. Field’s career was marked by his involvement in state judicial administration and bar associations, though detailed records of those activities are limited in publicly available encyclopedic sources.
Note: Specific dates of appointment, retirement, and additional biographical details are not fully documented in widely accessible reference works.
