Fleming - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: FLEMING_Hazel_1890-194-.JPG

barbarasalmon121 — 2009-11-08 21:22:52Z

Christoper & Therese Fleming were my great grant uncle and his wife, who emigrated from Ireland via Liverpool in 1920. Per the passenger list, they had a daughter named Gabrielle. Despite checking Tarrant County online records, we can find no reference to her birth, marriage or death. The family address was 2845 Lipscomb Street, Fort Worth. I know that this is unlikely to be your family, but we would be grateful for any additional information on Gabrielle / this family. Many thanks.

Re: Books on the Fleming Family

Flandrensis92 — 2009-11-06 23:02:40Z

Hi
I note that you have posted 190 similar messages for an assortment of surnames..to do with books from this web site do you work for the company.. as in have shares or are you genuninely interested in the Fleming surname.

If you happen to be interested in the Flemish Influence In Britain CD Book I have copies available now. Over 800 pages of Flemish History and Fleming Surname information for the UK - so all the ancient lines and their migration from Flanders to UK and up to 1900s or thereabouts. Lots of glossy pics ie. coats of arms, letters, portraits etc.
A gem cd book with a treasure of Fleming Surname information
please feel free to email me if interested in a copy.
j flemming @ i primus . com . au (no spaces and dots)

Also please consider our Fleming Y and MT DNA Projects at www.dna.ancestry.com (search for Fleming) as we have a 20% discounted DNA test off happening until 31st December 09.
Do not miss this great opportunity. Email me if you have questions. THANKS
Janet aka Flandrensis

Books on the Fleming Family

StellaS77 — 2009-11-06 22:26:20Z

Greetings,

I just found a new online bookstore that gives away FREE SEARCHABLE CD-ROM with the purchase of any family history book, they have over 20,000 titles to choose from, I just tought that I will pass it along to you.

Their address is www.ancestralbooks.com

Books that I was able to find from their website for my research:

The Memoirs of Sir Daniel Fleming - by Fleming, Daniel
Kendal, England , 1928

William Fleming Family, a Genealogy, with a brief account of Some other Flemings of Delaware - by Brand, Franklin M
Morgantown, WV , 1941

Re: descendants of Sir Alexander Fleming

jorezafancypants — 2009-11-06 21:29:29Z

My history day group and i are doing our project on Sir Alexander Fleming. Please email us any information you have about him it would help us a lot. thanks.

Re: William "whiskey bill" Fleming

mimimorning — 2009-11-04 03:55:06Z

Janice missed a generation.

William aka "Whiskey Bill"
William Preston
William
Her Grandfather Anthony and my Grandfather John Preston.
While I'm here...everyone asks for a burial site for Whiskey Bill...how about his son William Preston? William Preston was married to Artie Mullins.

Susan Fleming-Hinkle

Edward Fleming and Eliz Donagan Marriage NYC Abt 1890

BarryLemley60 — 2009-11-02 13:43:45Z

Searching for links to great grandparents Elizabeth Donagan Born NYC 1871 and Edward Fleming B NYC 1868. They had 5 children (Mary, John, Eliz, Helen and Anna all born NYC between 1890 and 1899). Edward's father James Fleming Born Ireland in 1841 shown as a NYC Policeman and widow in 1880 Federal census.

Thanks

Barry

Re: SEEKING OBIT FOR YORK CO., PA RESIDENTS

WayneWacker22 — 2009-11-02 04:22:24Z

Did you ever get a copy of Paul Fleming and Genevieve( Wacker) Fleming.? Wayne Wacker. Nwacker423@comcast.net

Joseph H. Fleming b abt 1821, NJ>NY

Taraleen — 2009-10-31 17:50:31Z

I have Joseph H. Fleming, born about 1821 NJ, died 30 Aug. 1897, married to Sarah Emmans or Isabella?. Children: John E. 1851, Steavin 1852, Margaret 1854, Josephine 1855, Frank B., 1859, Harry 1862, Sarah Ann 1865.

The 1870 census for Flatlands, King Co., NY has Joseph living with wife Isabella but Frank's death cert lists his mother as Sarah Emmans or Emmins.

Starling James Fleming

MistieFleming — 2009-10-30 03:37:03Z

Need to know who is parents are. His son was Starling Jones Fleming who was married to MaryAnn Bareswell. Starling James would be my great, great, greatgrandfather. Would like any info. anyone has.

FLEMING Chris J and Therese

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-25 12:25:43Z

FLEMING Chris J and Therese

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,545 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

The story of John FLEMING in Oregon formerly of Illinois

uncandauntie — 2009-10-17 15:42:16Z

This information sent by POTTS:
" An Illustrated History of Union and Wallowa Counties- State of Oregan"-1902- pages 580 and 581.
Our John FLEMING. Death occured 29 April 1895, his burial is in Oddfellow's & Mason's cemetery in Joseph, Oregan. John FLEMING's wife was Elizabeth (GWILLIN) they married 23 December 1884 in unknown place-it is not stated in story and I have found no record of it. They had the following children:
Thomas W., Herbert L., Homer R., and Harriet E. FLEMING.

We are searching for further information on this FLEMING family. Did they stay in Oregon? Is there more information on the family in Oregon? Is there anyone else researching this family? There is 6 in the Fleming family now connected and searching for more connections-- Contact me directly at: mamaflem2.2@gmail.com

This sent to us by Laura:
The Oregonian (Portland, Oregon) May 5, 1895 Page 3
A Wallowa Homicide
A Dispute Over The Ownership of a Cow Ends in Murder
Word has reached The Dalles of a tragedy at Enterprise last Monday morning. John Fleming, a young farmer living about 4 miles southwest from Enterprise, was shot and instantly killed by John Baslm. The two lived neighbors. (as written) Fleming and his 7-year-old son rode over to the Baslm ranch in the morning to look after a cow. Baslm and Fleming had some hot words about the cow trespassing on Baslm's property. Baslm, who was plowing at the time, unhitched his horse and rode on to his house, about half a mile away, while Fleming and the boy continued to search for the cow. Baslm soon returned, armed with a shotgun, and ordered Fleming off the ranch. They had some further words, when Baslm raised the gun and fired. The entire charge of the gun entered Fleming's right breast, piercing the lung cavity and causing instant death. Baslm rode over and told his brother what he had done, and then went to Enterprise and gave himself up to Sheriff Neal.
Both parties are well known in Wallowa County. Baslm has been considered an excellent citizen, but is said to be a man of very high temper. The examination of the defendant, charged with murder in the first degree, has begun before Judge Olmstead.
At the inquest over the remains of Fleming, the coroner's jury returned a verdict of murder against Baslm. Both parties connected with the tragedy have families, and the affair has caused a great amount of public excitement. The Fleming boy's story of the affair corresponds with that told by Baslm.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

johnbb49 — 2009-10-14 23:40:20Z

Jim,

As a physician I greatly disagree. The surname DNA that is tested is a side chain of your Y chromosone. It changes by one mutation on average every 15 generations. For instance, I have proof that my Y DNA is exactly the same as that of my great x 4 grandfather b. 1760. DNA is a wonderful new addition and has helped me eliminate some Fleming lines and incorporate others that I would have never been able to be sure about without it.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

jimbartlett — 2009-10-14 21:10:35Z

John - thanks for the tip. I'm tracking about 72 ancestral lines, down to the present, for Y-DNA and mtDNA testing. Remember - your get only a small percentage of your DNA from SURNAME (or all-maternal) line. So far my 4 grandparents were E1b1b1a2, H3*, R1b1b2, T2b6 [so I'm a real mutt]. Thanks for the file.

Jim

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

johnbb49 — 2009-10-14 20:09:42Z

Jim,

It is easy to find living descendants. I have done it a number of times. Simply follow the various well documented branches until you get to somebody born between 1920-30 and you will likely find a living descendant. I simply call and offer to pay for part or all of the cost and that usually works.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

jimbartlett — 2009-10-14 20:00:14Z

John;

I descend from James FLEMING b 1744, was from Frederick Co, MD and wounded as LT in RevWar; thence to Hampshire Co, (W)VA in 1780s and 90s and in Harrison Co, (W)VA censu 1810-30. He married Ann JOHNSON (dau of the "not-so-famous" John JOHNSON) in Frederick Co, MD. Children included:

James F FLEMING Jr 1773 MD-1846 VA m 1797 Elizabeth WELCH
William FLEMING
John FLEMING
Mary FLEMING
Margaret FLEMING m Jacob BRANDENBURG (in 1810 Harrison Co, VA census)

We don't know of any DNA for this line (I would cheerfully share costs with any one from this line); but a neighoring FLEMING (don't know if related) is FTDNA 155104...

I, too, would like to have a copy of your work.

TIA

Jim Bartlett (Admin BARTLETT-DNA Project)
jim4bartletts@verizon.net

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

wilmafleming24 — 2009-10-14 19:31:34Z

I am very interested in John Fleming born 1775 VA or W.VA
He is my 3rd gr grandfather.

It is ver nice of you to share with us.

I will be happy to share what I have - actually I have all of his children - and who they married.

Wilma

Wilmahaynes@verizon.net

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

johnbb49 — 2009-10-14 17:08:14Z

Done

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

johnbb49 — 2009-10-14 17:07:56Z

Done

Re: Fleming Family in Clay County FL 1890s - Memoirs

maxine_nelson — 2009-10-11 18:54:04Z

Please send me a copy too. Thank you so much.
famfinder@gmail.com

Re: Fleming Family in Clay County FL 1890s - Memoirs

rebamc — 2009-10-11 01:05:20Z

Please send me a copy and thank you so much for sharing.
reba50@cox.net

Rebecca
Okaloosa County, Florida

Re: Fleming Family in Clay County FL 1890s - Memoirs

rebamc — 2009-10-11 01:01:27Z

Please send me a copy and thank you so much for sharing.
reba50@cox.net

Rebecca
Okaloosa County, Florida

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

RRathbon — 2009-10-12 06:38:14Z

Yes please John but I'm an Ancestry UK member so incase you need it, my email is: ruthrath@fleming.org
:)
Ruth

Re: Fleming Family in Clay County FL 1890s - Memoirs

MargeTelerski — 2009-10-13 11:55:35Z

I forgot to add my email---Marge--would love to see your info
My Flemings are from GA
rtelerski3318@wowway.com

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

peftchg — 2009-10-13 22:45:36Z

My maiden name was Fleming. I am connected to William Fleming who married Rebecca Hall. It this the same group or different Fleming Family. If it is the same families could you same your information with me.

Thanks, Pam

Re: Sargara & Cully, Anchonry, Sligo, Ireland

joelddavis — 2009-10-11 21:30:25Z

Hello

I am Lorainne Davis and am researching Flemings from Sargura. The information I have so far.... My great grandmother was Mary Ann Fleming from Sargura (died 1960. She married Michael Cahill from Ballyglass. She had two sisters that immigrated to Philadelphia - Nell & Bess. I Believe Mary Ann's father was Bill Fleming, but am not sure. If you have any information on this branch of the Flemings I would be glad to hear from you.. Thanks

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

IdaMadison — 2009-10-14 17:01:55Z

I am very much interested in your information. My earliest known Fleming was in SC,(not Charleston), near the border with NC in 1700's.
My e-mail is idamadison@aol.com . Will very much appreciate your information.

Ida Madison

Re: Fleming Family in Clay County FL 1890s - Memoirs

mikkean — 2009-10-11 20:13:47Z

I believe I'm caught up on sending everyone the article who has requested it so far! :)

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

clnaugle — 2009-10-11 12:59:08Z

I would very much appreciate a copy of your Fleming file. My earliest known Fleming ancestor was John Fleming, who lived on Cumberland Island, Georgia in 1787.

James Flem(m)ing Early 1800's

gconstantine114 — 2009-10-10 13:23:45Z

Searching for ancestry of James Flem(m)ing of Sumner Co., TN in early 1800's. Married Margaret "Peggy" Hartin, later moved to Phillips Co., AR.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

MichiganFleming — 2009-10-12 02:39:28Z

Any of those Flemings or descendants mentioned travel through Canada to Michigan?

Re: John Fleming, Howard County, MO 1830

Flandrensis92 — 2009-10-09 21:45:16Z

Please join our Fleming DNA project at
www.dna.ancestry.com

We have over 150 members and kin are finding kin due to dna matches and clues to origins prior to being in USA.

Search for Fleming at the above link.

Fleming Y project for biological male Flemings
Fleming Mt project for biological male and females

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

aafleming1 — 2009-10-14 15:50:39Z

I have a John Fleming as an ancestor who settled in NC in the early 1700's. I would appreciate receiving a copy of your file. My e-mail is aafleming@earthlink.net. Thank you.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

ClydeRichardMayson — 2009-10-10 02:02:00Z

I just saw your message. My gg grandfather was John Fleming born in Rockingham County, NC about 1785. His father was William Fleming who married Agnes Starret in 1772 in Guilford County, NC. I have a copy of his last will
and testament dated 4/9/1793, naming his wife Agnes, and his eldest son Samuel, daughter Catherine, sons, Joseph and John who was my 2nd g grandfather, and younger sister Polly. William died very shortly afte will and the will was probated in August 1793 in Rockingham County, NC. The will mentions William's plantation in Rockingham County, as well as other acreages to be left to his three sons, Samuel, Joseph and John. According to my grandfather, John James Fleming, his g grandfather came from Ireland and settled in NC (his g grandfather was William Fleming). We are not sure of William's date of birth. His wife Agnes was b: about 1750. I would definitely like a copy of your info as referenced in your 8 October 2009 posting. Please let me know. Thanks so much. Pat Mayson

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

pars1951 — 2009-10-09 10:23:52Z

John, I am interested in this information also. I descend from James Thomas Fleming who served in the War of 1812 in Gloucester Virginia. My e-mail is pars1951@msn.com

Thanks
Phyllis

Re: Sargara & Cully, Anchonry, Sligo, Ireland

KevinFox67 — 2009-10-12 03:52:56Z

Hi Lorainne,
I have not found a link yet. My Flemings did have a Nell and Bess in Boston. I did a search on the 1911 Irish Census and found a Michael Cahil living with Flemings in Baltinglass, Wicklow. It shows him as a grandson. If I make a connection I will let you know. Please keep me posted if you find anything. Good luck with your search!
Kevin

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

rcooper9648 — 2009-10-09 14:59:19Z

Can you also send a copy to rcooper46@cableone.net or if on ancestry bennycooper413?

Thank you, Rhonda

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

rcooper9648 — 2009-10-09 14:55:17Z

I would also like a copy of your findings on the Fleming family. Can you send to rcooper46@cableone.net or if on ancestry send to bennycooper413?
Thank you, Rhonda

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

sjgreen170 — 2009-10-12 17:51:58Z

My Flemings from Ireland to Black River area, South Carolina, about 1763, farms near Sumter. John Benjamin
Fleming I,II,III. My GGM daughter of JBF III. Married
Robert James Smith of Mars Bluff, SC. They visited and lived in Florida early after civil war for a time with Fleming relatives. I wonder if their relatives were from
Fleming Island, near Jacksonville. One son was born in Florida. Can anyone make a connection? Who were some of the Flemings living on the island?? There is a well known book written aboutlife there, but can't put my hands on infor now. sjgreen@frontiernet.net

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

flemist — 2009-10-09 20:25:56Z

Hi John,

Yes, I would most definitely like a copy. I have a James Fleming who married a Susannah Patterson in Madison Co, KY in 1792. I think she came from North Carolina but not certain, I don’t know where James was before KY.

Stephen Fleming

Re: John Fleming, Howard County, MO 1830

flemist — 2009-10-09 20:21:10Z

Thanks for the reply. Since I made that posting, I discover some new info that indicates the Robert Fleming I mentioned was married to Betsey Andrews in 1817 in Madison Co, KY and his parents were most probably a James Fleming and Susannah Patterson who were also married in Madison Co, KY in 1792. James Fleming was in Madison Co, KY in 1810 so I’m not certain if the John Fleming in Howard Co, MO in 1810 is related or not.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

gngee — 2009-10-11 04:37:18Z

There is a very good chance I have a match in my data base to your research. I would really appreciate a copy of the research via this email address as I am not a member of Ancestry.com and therefore have no access.

Thanks you for any consideration you may give my request.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

gngee — 2009-10-11 23:57:47Z

Thank you, very much!

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

gngee — 2009-10-11 19:48:54Z

Sorry, I neglected to add my email address. . .

noram73@aol.com

Thank you!

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

johnbb49 — 2009-10-11 22:03:10Z

Done

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

johnbb49 — 2009-10-11 17:32:00Z

It worked this time.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

johnbb49 — 2009-10-11 17:24:48Z

Are you an Ancestry.com member? I tried to send to your user name but it is not going through.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

johnbb49 — 2009-10-11 17:23:54Z

I will need your email.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

johnbb49 — 2009-10-12 17:58:56Z

None that I know of. The best way to connect with known groups is to have one of your Fleming descendants enter our DNA study, which is very simple and done by mail. Finding your group gets pretty easy after that.

Re: Flemings of early DE, MD, VA

msweatt38 — 2009-10-08 23:36:56Z

Unfortunately I did not find a match in your database. My earliest Flemings are Donald Fleming, Charles Fleming, Henry Fleming, Dora Fleming and Mat C. Fleming.I got these names from my cousin and have no idea of his source for their names except he states they were in my grandmother's bible that is lost now. Mat C. Fleming was born 1837(on census stated father was from SC.) and was father to my Robert.O. Fleming bn1866, and William Matt/Mat Fleming bn.1865, Jacob Henry Fleming bn. 1868, Dora Fleming,bn. c1871(died 1888) Samuel T. Fleming bn. 1874, Charles Archie(?Archibald)Fleming bn. 1877 and Payton (Pate) Fleming bn.c1878 and died when 3-4yrs old.

Robert Alexander Fleming 1838-1917

nig_mal — 2009-10-13 01:16:40Z

Looking for help with descendents of Robert Alexander Fleming. I have an old tin type of Robert with his children. Need assistance identifying the children. His wife was Thyrza Ellen Hamilton. Any assistance greatly appreciated.