Lottie was the fourth of six children born to the late Amos Montague Gaunce (1855-1930)and "Henrietta" Evangeline Ganter (1861-1951). She had three sisters, Belle Ross,Edna Ross and Alice Miller and two brothers, Earl and Andrew. She received her education in Riley Brook and Provincial Normal School in Fredericton , she taught school in Piercemont and then Gordonsville where she met and married Nelson on 9th June 1908 at her boarding house, the home of Wasson Bridges and then moved to Nelson's farm. She died at home from several strokes at age 75 years and six months.
In the early Nineteen Hundred's there was no burying place between Bristol and Gordonsville so when Lottie's third child,Max Rogers died he was the first person to be buried beside the new (1911) Primitive Baptist Church in the parish of Kent. There was no Fielding yet and no cemetery so,Lottie bought a piece of ground from Tressa Bell, deed number 62650 and in 1919 she sold it and deeded the ground to the Primitive Baptist Church, FIELDING
"for the sole purpose of a Burying Ground for all sects and creeds" deed number 62651. It is now the Fielding Cemetery.
About 1918 Nelson Rogers made application for a Post Office and he chose the name Fielding in honour of a Federal Member of Parliament. The member's name was William Steven Fielding and thereby the Community and the Cemetery gained a name. The Post office has ceased to exist.

Lottie and Nelson had 15 children as listed.
Ira Lester (1909-1973) buried Fielding
Gifford Pinchot (1910-1991)army, died,Vancouver,cremated.
Max (1912-1913) buried Fielding
Earle Nelson (1913-1992) buried Fielding
Burt (1915-1915) buried Fielding
Edward Henry (1916-1970)Cpl. S J Fusiliers,buried Fielding
Eva Belle (1918-1988) buried Mississauga, On
Paul Amos (1919-1942) PO RCAF buried Edmonton
Frank Allen (1921-2013) FO RCAF buried Lindsay ,On
Barney Andrew (1923-1942) Sgt RCAF buried Ipswich England
Edna Mary (1925- 2016 Twin buried Fielding
Ena Marie (1925-1935) Twin, buried Fielding
William John (1928-1928)buried Fielding
Orin Rodney (1929-
Samuel Isaiah (1931-2014) Died in Cuba, buried in Courtenay, B C