Some days I feel so stupid. The address of my new page is www.frontiernet.net/~millerpl/index.html Jim Miller NOTE- DUE TO AN ODD E-MAIL MALFUNCTION, PLEASE MAKE SURE ANY REPLIES TO THIS GO EITHER TO THE LIST OR TO [email protected] AND NOT, I REPEAT NOT TO @FRONTIERNET.NET WHICH FOR SOME REASON IS THE DEFAULT ADDRESS

I have just launched my new web page. As of now it contains info on the following -Alling Family -Hasbrouck Family -Knapp Family -LeFevre/LeFever family -Ten Eyck Family -Bartasevicius family -Brick Walls -The family Black Sheep -Low/Louw family In the future it will grow to include many more families, primarily from Ulster and Orange Counties, New York, but also including some Lithuanian and Irish families Please visit and let me know what you think- comments/criticisms welcome! Jim Miller NOTE- DUE TO AN ODD E-MAIL MALFUNCTION, PLEASE MAKE SURE ANY REPLIES TO THIS GO EITHER TO THE LIST OR TO [email protected] AND NOT, I REPEAT NOT TO @FRONTIERNET.NET WHICH FOR SOME REASON IS THE DEFAULT ADDRESS

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------3C6011239DCA693D98960311 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit -- Bob Francis 1920A Butner St. Ft. Eustis, VA 23604 MY HOMEPAGE: http://www.shawhan.com/local_root_folder/ --------------3C6011239DCA693D98960311 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: by geneva for darby (with Cubic Circle's cucipop (v1.21 1997/08/10) Sat Apr 17 10:42:25 1999) X-From_: [email protected] Sat Apr 17 10:28:13 1999 Return-Path: [email protected] Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by mail1.visi.net (8.8.5/8.8.5) with ESMTP id KAA23751; Sat, 17 Apr 1999 10:28:11 -0400 (EDT) Received: (from [email protected]) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id HAA09566; Sat, 17 Apr 1999 07:27:14 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Sat, 17 Apr 1999 07:27:14 -0700 (PDT) Date: Sat, 17 Apr 1999 09:35:03 -0400 Message-Id: <[email protected]> X-Authentication-Warning: wildcat.mv.com: nozell set sender to [email protected] using -f From: Marc Nozell <[email protected]> Old-To: [email protected] Subject: Rootsweb Threaded Archives now available Resent-Message-ID: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/2 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Listowners, Some of you may still be unaware of this announcement that came through this week's Rootsweb Review. We are very excited about providing this new service to all Rootsweb mailing lists and strongly encourage that you take advantage of it for your mailing list. On Thursday alone there were over 168,000 hits on the website and since then the number of archived messages have surpassed 152,607 with the the number of mailing lists have growing to 1,220! -marc ------------------------------------------------------------------------ * * * * * NEWS AND NOTES FROM ROOTSWEB THREADED LIST ARCHIVES ARE NOW AVAILABLE. Now you can read 122,813 messages from 877 mailing lists using your Web browser by visiting <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/>. All those messages are from just three months of beta tests -- watch this archives grow with its public debut. This is a remarkably comfortable way to browse through the posts that have been made to the lists. Be sure to use the integrated search engine to find what you are looking for. To use the Archiver you will need to pick a user name and password and you will need to accept a cookie. The reason for passwords and cookies is to keep spammers' e-mail address harvesters *out* of the archives. Because of this password-and- cookie feature, listowners can set up lists to be archived with confidence that they are *not* exposing posters' addresses to spammers. We encourage all RootsWeb listowners to visit the Archiver and then include their lists in the archives. The next step is to start making old list messages available. Thanks to Marc Nozell for implementing the threaded archives. It's great work. * * * ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Marc Nozell <[email protected]> http://www.nozell.com --------------3C6011239DCA693D98960311--

I am looking for more info on the following individuals: 1. William B. Fleming b.1809 in unknown d. unknown in unknown +Mary Vickers b.Aug 8,1814 in Ky. d.May 23, 1889 Spencer, Ky.? m.Apr 21, 1835 Campbell Co., Ky. 2. James Monroe Fleming b.Oct 1836 In Campbell, Ky d.Dec 30 1885 +Transylvania Carter b. unk in unk d. Feb 1 1876 m. Feb 24 1866 2. Nancy Catherine Ann Fleming b. abt 1839 in unk d. unk in unk +(FirstName) Barbero b. unk in unk d. unk in unk m. unk in unk 2. Sarah Fleming b. abt 1841 in unk d. unk in unk 2. America Fleming b. aft Jun 1850 in unk d. unk in unk 2. Raymond S. Fleming b. Feb 1860 in unk d. unk in unk I am looking for any information on these people wether their ancestors or descendants. I can be contacted at email: [email protected]

Hi List Just posting my interest again, My GGGrandmother Jane Fleming was born around 1822ish at Durham City, England and died Jane Musgrove at Sacriston 1906. She was daughter of Henry Fleming a paper maker Regards, Steve Musgrove

I am looking for information on Robert N. Fleming. He was born ca 1809 SC married Mary A. or Mariah (hard to read census records) They lived in Atlanta, GA in the 1830s through their lifetime. children: John W. b. 1839 Lavinia b. 1841 Richard Emanuel Earlscott b. 1843 Sarah A. b. 1845 Frances E. b. 1848 Margarete b. 1851 Robert F. b. 1854 Lucinda C. b. 1868 Any information will be greatly appreciated. Joyce Barrett

I would like any information possible on the following line. I've hit a dead end until I can locate and research MS census records post-1850 as I have been unable to tie these ancestors into Flemings shown on the 1850 census.. Any clue would be appreciated. Oscar Fleming b. 1892/98 Copiah County MS d. 1977 Oak Grove, LA m. Mary Bell Bass b. 1900 Harrisville, MS, d. 1962 Oak Grove, LA., at Crystal Springs, MS. They had 9 children in East & West Carroll Parishes, Louisiana. Oscar & Mary are my grandparents. Note that Mary Bell Bass is a daughter of Ephriam Esau Bass b. 1871 Simpson Co., MS and Susan Lewis. Note that Oscar Fleming and Mary migrated to northeast Louisiana in the 1920's along with a most of the Mary's Bass brothers & sisters. E. Franklin Fleming b. ca 1870's d.? Buried Hopewell Cemetery Copiah County MS. m. Mary Lula Myers b? d? Children: Oscar Fleming b. 1892/98 , Lillian Fleming Duffy, Bertha Williams Cooper, Andrew Fleming & Eddie Fleming. According to family tradition, E. Franklin Fleming went by the name of Frank. His complete name, I am told, is Ernest Franklin Fleming. Andrew Fleming b. ca 1850's d? I have no information on Andrew except that he once owned a plantation in MS. His name was possibly William Andrew Fleming. Any help would be appreciated. Many thanks, Debbie

I have a Jane Fleming but she died in 1910...so she would have been pretty darn old if she was the same Jane as yours...however, perhaps they are related!!!...Intriguing!!! Lauren M. J. Connelly [email protected]

Does any one know of a Fleming who was a seaman or sea captain who sailed out of Charleston SC in the late 1700s or early 1800s? Am looking for Jane Fleming who in 1803 in Charleston married Joseph Chapman, possibly a ship's carpenter. Thanks for any <clues> anyone can suggest. Ed T of PGH

Hi, we are looking for information on Lewis Van Buren Fleming, born April 13th 1817 Morrisville Bucks Co. PA, married to Amelia Wallace. Thanks Grant and Johanne Fleming Victor Idaho

G'Day Louise At present there is no link with this information and my research but I am always hopeful. I will keep a copy of this message in my file and hopefully will return at some time with good news. Thanks Brian > -----Original Message----- > From: Louise Smith [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Friday, April 02, 1999 5:43 PM > Subject: Flemings in Kirkliston > > > Hello Brian Brotherston, > > I found your e-mail address on the Flemings One Name > Study page. One of my ancestors - Elisabeth Gilmer (or > Gilmour) - was, I suspect but cannot prove, born about > Nov 1760 in Kirkliston, West Lothian. In the listing > her parents are given as Thomas Gilmer and Janet > Fleming (or Fleeming). From the number of children I > have found belonging to this couple, I have deduced > that Janet Fleming was perhaps born about 1735. All of > this is, of course, quite speculative as I haven't yet > found a way of proving these really older dates. > > Anyway, is this of any interest to you? > > Regards. > > Louise Smith > Burlington, Ontario, Canada >

I have been lurking for a long time and finally decided to start work on this side of my family. My Flemmings: David J. Flemming, b 9-1-1814, Pennsylvania, d 3-22-1870 Wayne Co., Indiana wife: Lucy McMurray, b 1813, Pennsylvania d 1849 Wayne Co., Indiana parents: Uriah Flemming b 1799 and Milly b 1800 gmother: Ailcy Children: Mary Elizabeth b 2-26-1837, Wayne Co., Indiana, d 7-27-1801, Hagerstown, Wayne Co., Indiana, m 6-15-1854, Jackson Keever, b 12-7-1833, Wayne Co., In., d 7-27=1901, Dalton Twp., Wayne Co., Indiana, buried in Hagerstown, Indiana Children: Moses Keever January 25, 1870 Marcus February 1855 Ellen March 1859 William 1860 Katie 1862 Granville January 1866 Elizabeth 1872 Laura m John Doughty, Children: Charlie Anna Josephine Frank Sallie Harriett m John Baldwin Lucy b 1813 m John M. L. Mendenhall Francis David W. of Pennsylvania, m Clara Hockett Patience Keever Northern

Looking for Erasmus A. Fleming who married Jemina Hopper in Gibson county, Tennessee 1852. Can not find them in the census. Not heard of after their marriage. May have jgone to Missouri. Kay

I am seeking information on Eliza ? Fleming, b. May 1820 and Mary C. Fleming Cook, b. Sept. 1846, wife of George Washington Cook, b. April 1842. They came from S. C. to Florida, were in Fla. in 1874 when my g-grandmother was born. I beleive all their children were born in Alachua Co., Florida.Then moved on to Grimes Co., Tx. in 1884. If any of this information should link up with anyone please contact me at [email protected] , thanks for your time. Anna Penny -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 6:58 PM Subject: Albert Nathaniel Fleming >Would anyone have Albert Nathaniel Fleming in there research he is the son of >Daniel Bailey Fleming. Albert was born Dec 1 1869 in Hart County Georgia. > >Any help would be greatly appreciated. > >Thank you. > >Kathy

Hello, I'm new to this list and this is my first posting. I am for information on the parents of Stephen FLEMING called "of Manasquan" Monmouth, Co., NJ in Henry Havens book "The Havens Family in NJ". His daughter Jane FLEMING, b. ca 1714, Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., NJ married Daniel HAVENS, b. ca 1710, Shrewsbury, Mon Co, NJ. Daniel's father, Daniel HAVENS, b. ca 1680, Shrewsbury, NJ married a woman named Christian. Her maiden name may have also been FLEMING. Any information on this line, which is new to me, will be greatly appreciated. I don't have much, but will share what I have. Many thanks. Joe Collins [email protected]

Still having problems

Hi, Thank you very much indeed to all who sent me info re the origins of the Fleming name etc. Good luck, Colman Ahern, Berkeley. Researching: Ahern, Burke, Fleming, Mowett, Roche, from Cork.

Hello all, Well tonight I uploaded my Fleming web page - all welcome! It's purely a Fleming & var. site which I hope you'll agree has a role to play.. With the easter break coming up next week I'll have lots of time to enter lots of your data onto the site. <g> http://www.rathbone.org/fleming It's definitely a work in progress, needs fine tuning and will naturally evolve, so feedback welcomed. Ruth Rathbone (nee Fleming) Tasmania

> -----Original Message----- > From: anne ogle-leonard [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Saturday, March 27, 1999 11:46 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Scotland to New Mexico > > I thought I would repost my requests for information in case anyone new > to the list might be able to help. > DO YOU HAVE APPROXIMATE DATES FOR ANY OF THESE EVENTS?

Hi, Well I don't know when the last ice age ended in Scotland, but Cork being a bit farther south, perhaps it ended a little sooner there! Can someone tell me where the Fleming name generally originated? It's starting to look as if a ggrandmother of mine from the parish of Aghada in Co. Cork was named Ellen Fleming, she married James Roche in l865, in Cork. Her mother may also have been called Ellen, born approx l820, not sure of place of birth. Thanks, Colman Ahern, Berkeley. Still looking for: Ahern, Burke, Fleming, Mowett, Roche.