Marshall Field

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Marshall Field was a prominent American entrepreneur and philanthropist best known as the founder of the Chicago-based Marshall Field and Company department store empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf businessperson
entrepreneur
human
philanthropist
burialPlace Graceland Cemetery
businessRegion Midwestern United States
causeOfDeath pneumonia
child Marshall Field Jr.
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1834-08-18
dateOfDeath 1906-01-16
employer Marshall Field self-linksurface differs
surface form: Marshall Field and Company
familyName Field
fieldOfWork department stores
retail
founded Marshall Field self-linksurface differs
surface form: Marshall Field and Company
givenName Marshall
heritage American of English descent
industry retail industry
knownFor founding a major Chicago department store
innovations in customer service in retail
philanthropy in Chicago
name Marshall Field self-link
notablePhilanthropicBeneficiary Art Institute of Chicago
University of Chicago
notableQuoteAssociated The customer is always right
notableWork Marshall Field self-linksurface differs
surface form: Marshall Field and Company
occupation business executive
merchant
philanthropist
retailer
philanthropyFocus civic institutions in Chicago
culture
education
placeOfBirth Conway, Massachusetts
placeOfDeath New York City
religion Protestantism
residence Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago
sexOrGender male
spouse Nannie Douglas Scott
workLocation Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago

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Oakbrook Center developer Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field & Company
Marshall Field name Marshall Field self-link
Marshall Field notableWork Marshall Field self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Marshall Field and Company
Marshall Field founded Marshall Field self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Marshall Field and Company
Marshall Field employer Marshall Field self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Marshall Field and Company
Water Tower Place hasFormerAnchorTenant Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field's
Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois, United States hasNotableBurial Marshall Field
subject surface form: Graceland Cemetery
Graceland Cemetery burialPlaceOf Marshall Field
Merchandise Mart builtFor Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field & Company
Merchandise Mart originalOwner Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field & Company
Field hasNotableBearer Marshall Field
Marshall Field Wholesale Store, Chicago client Marshall Field
subject surface form: Marshall Field Wholesale Store
this entity surface form: Marshall Field and Company
Marshall Field Wholesale Store, Chicago namedAfter Marshall Field
subject surface form: Marshall Field Wholesale Store
Marshall Field Jr. employer Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field & Company
Marshall Field Jr. relative Marshall Field
Marshall Field Jr. father Marshall Field
Marshall Field Jr. notablePlace Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field department store
John G. Shedd employer Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field & Company
Nannie Douglas Scott spouse Marshall Field
Nannie Douglas Scott associatedWith Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field and Company
Levi Zeigler Leiter employer Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field & Company
Levi Zeigler Leiter hasPartnershipWith Marshall Field
Federated Department Stores operated Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field’s
Harry Selfridge employer Marshall Field
this entity surface form: Marshall Field & Company
Frederick Field (businessman) notableFamilyMember Marshall Field
subject surface form: Frederick Field
Frederick Field (businessman) hasNotableAncestry Marshall Field
subject surface form: Frederick Field