FLEMING FAMILY 1 Mary Fleming + Jacob Martin 2 George Martin + Mary Cowan I have just started on this line of my husband's ancestors. Above is his direct line, however I am researching all collateral lines. Would be happy to exchange information with other researchers. The families ended up in Maries Co MO, however I do not know where they came from. Shirley Scott [email protected] ICQ#18737026 Personal: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/6755 Genealogy: http://www.angelfire.com/mo/winkeler/index.html ROOTSWEB SPONSOR! ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Searching for: Augustus Lawton Fleming b Nov 1858 SC m Florence Elizabeth Ashley in Etowah Co, AL 1/26/1890 Clyde Earnest Ella Miller Charlotte Jeanette Eddie Franklin Augustus Boyd Curtis Christopher Eva Elizabeth Laura Grace Clarence Raymond Lula Lorene Any help with Augustus is appreciated. He lived with a brother in SC

My Fleming's came to Iowa. Looking for information on George Fleming born West Virginia 8-6-1849 his father was Robert L. Fleming born 9-3-1811 in Harrison Co. West Virginia, Married Amy Maddox 6-6-1833 at Wood Co. West Virginia They are all buried in Iowa in the Oskaloosa area Judy (Fleming) Birzer [email protected]

>Bill: >I am new to rootsweb and noticed your reply to Jim Fleming. I am looking for >Samuel Flemming in Cobb Co, Georgia 1850, 56 years old. Do you have this >Samuel? > >Thanks a lot > >Rosaline/Etowah Co, AL > Dear Rosaline, No, I don't, the only GA record I have is a John Fleming of southern VA married in Campbell Co., VA, 1800, Mary Campbell, removed to GA before getting his discharge and this is backed up by records of litigation at the death of this John in GA and his widow, Mary. Bill [email protected]

Erin go Bragh!!! Am forwarding my line of FLEMING. As you can see I haven't found some important info as yet. Any one out there knows about this family please contact me directly. [email protected] Thank you and have a fine day. Also researching: BENVIE, DOUGLAS, DWYER, FLEMING, MCCORMACK, MCLAUGHLIN, MERCER, MUNRO, O'DONNELL, ORMAND, TAYLOR, YOUNG Subject: FLEMING family of Ballaghaderreen, Co. Roscommon, Ireland Information on my maternal gg/g grandparents: In Feb. 1996, I received info from the Western Health Board, Community Care Offices of Roscommom that there were no birth records before 1864 for Ballaghaderreen, Co. Roscommom. (Does anyone know the Catholic church in the area?) In the same letter: (my ggrandfather) James FLEMING death notice 10th January, 1900 (no papers only info) (my ggrandmother) Mary O'DONNELL FLEMING could not be located. Neither could they supply me with their birth dates or the record of their marriage. (Where can I find this info?) Their children: 1. (my grandmother) Margaret FLEMING (Perhaps she was born prior to 1864 they told me) According to her death (August 4, 1944) certificate from Kings County, Brooklyn, New York. She was born November 17, 1863 in Ballaghaderreen, Ireland. She attended a culinary school in Brighton, England (name?) circa 1878? She didn't leave Ireland because of the famine. She married William Young BENVIE (Perth, Scotland) circa (1887-1890) in Syracuse, NY. He was a US Customs Officier and was stationed in Malone, NY. He had relatives (TAYLOR, YOUNG, DOUGLAS, MUNRO-all from Scotland ) in the Onondaga Counties of New York. I found that the only BENVIE surname listed, left Scotland to CANADA. Their children: 1.Mary Francis Benvie (my mother) m. Emmett R. Mercer (Nov. 27, 1927) one child: Moira Mercer m. Paul Joseph McLaughlin (Aug. 3,1968) three children: Mary Francis McLaughlin Kevin Emmett McLaughlin Paul James McLaughlin 2. George Young Benvie 3. James Fleming Benvie 2. Mary FLEMING birth date: 18th July, 1866 3. Catherine FLEMING birth date: 30th November, 1869 ? 4. James or John FLEMING (Perhaps he was born prior to 1864) Found an old postcard sent to my grandmother: telling her to have a good time while visiting Ireland. postmark Jy 20 10 ( I assume this means 1910) MM Benvie Pound Street Ballaghaderreen, C/o Mayo (this was before the town became a part of Ct. Roscommon) Ireland Also another card from my grandfather: William Young Benvie to my gmother Mrs. W. Y. Benvie 18 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn, NY USA from 25 London, SW, Edinburgh saying that he had found his mother v. frail, but in pretty good health. dated Sept. 1st, 1908

Cindy, You've replied to me, personally, and you want to be replying to Jim. >What part of Ohio?? Mine, Athens County. Cindy > >---------- >From: William Gehling <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: Fleming surname >Date: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 9:13 PM > >>Hi Bill: >>Just read your email to Roots-Web regarding some of the Flemings'. >>I've reached a wall in my research which ends with William Fleming in >>NC. He died about 1793 in Rockingham Co., don't know where he came from >>but suspect it was Md., DE, or NJ. He married Agnes Starrett about 1762 >>in Guilford Co. NC and I have a copy of the marriage bond. They had the >>following children: Catherine, Samuel, John, Joseph, Polly and a >>William Donaldson is mentioned in the Will but my not have been a >>relative. >>Joseph is my gg-grandfather and eventually ended up in OH where he is >>buried. Some of this line came to Indiana and I have information on >>them. >> >>Any help would be appreciated. Sorry to hear about your hard drive >>crashing. I have a zip drive that I back up to and it holds 100meg, so >>its easy to use. >> >>Thanks, >> >>Jim Fleming >Hi, Jim, > I don't have a William that matches up with yours in my database. >I've added your data with you as the source and it will be forwarded to >anyone who asks about anyone that reasonably fits your guy. > I looked at how many people I had in both databases and both were >26 >thousand something, so there's under a thousand records different. That's >easy, couple months and it'll be done in spare time I won't miss. >Actually, >the backup database is the larger because I've been adding to it what I've >been getting in e-mail and some paper files I was going through. At worst, >I've only lost records between Du and Ge entered in the last year. The only >ones that have to be entered are those entered in the last year outside >that >exclusion. A nuisance, not a tragedy, and one that has demonstrated value. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Bill > [email protected] > > Bill [email protected]

Ruth Rathbone wrote: > > s.musgrove wrote: > > > Hi list > > Im a newbie so here is my connection > > My gg grandmother Jane Fleming b. 1822 in Durham City, daur of Henry > > Fleming, > > If this is familiar with anyone please email me > > Steve > > Hi Steve, > If this is Durham, England and you want to see if I can help with more > info let me know as I have been gradually extracting Registrar General's > records of England. Have just started on Somerset House. I have also > registered with the Guild of One-Name Studies so naturally would be > interested in any information you would like to share prior to 1900. > Regards > Ruth > nee Fleming Hi Ruth, Yes, it is Durham, England. I doubt if any of your Somerset house notes would help me as she was born in 1822, 15 years before civil registration started. I am trying to find out more on her father Henry a paper maker. All I can tell you is that Jane was born in Durham City abt 1822 and died in Sacriston, Co. Durham 1906 widow of My GG Grandfather Joseph Musgrove. I will have to get hold of the Durham city parish records at some stage to get more info, unless someone out there has already done it Steve

Hi list Im a newbie so here is my connection My gg grandmother Jane Fleming b. 1822 in Durham City, daur of Henry Fleming, If this is familiar with anyone please email me Steve

Jim Fleming: Can you tell me anything on Samuel in your line. I am new to the rootsweb and read your mail to Bill. I have Samuel in Cobb County 1850. Rosalin

Looking for any information on Nathaniel Fleming, who married Clara Nutter, and father of many children including Carl Fleming (my father).

These are my Flemings beginning in Cobb Co, Georgia. I need all of the help that I can get and am very willing to help anyone else. Henry S Fleming (1838/40GA-1880Calhoun Co, AL) Co "B" 41st Georgia CSA m Mary Ann Bohannon (Abt 1844-1912Calhoun Co, AL) William Alexander (Willie) Fleming Abt 1865 m Emma? Levi Fleming Abt 1866 Charles M Fleming (10/31/1867-12/10/1900 Calhoun Co, AL m Mary Ann Mollie Crow J Henry Fleming (1871-1931 Calhoun Co, AL m A Venia Ross Mary Frances Fleming (1874-1941) m William Philip Harrell both Calhoun Co Wyley Greg Fleming (1876-1950) m Minnie Naomi Youngblood John Pellam Fleming (1878-1918) m Lizzie F Kelly Henry was 12 in the household of Samuel and Sarah Flemming in Cobb Co, Ga 1850 I have not located him in 1860 or Samuel and Sarah. Sarah is a widow in the Cobb County 1870 census with Susannah 30 Alexander 27 and Ann 22. Henry died in February 1880 before the census was taken and his wife Mary Ann is hoh with the above children and sister in law Ann 30. Does anyone have Fleming's in Cobb County Georgia or Calhoun County, Alabama? Rosaline/Etowah Co

I have lurked on this list for over a year, collecting and filing postings but have not done any real research on my Flemings or any of my father's side of the family. I thought my mother's side would be done quickly as some are still living. A mistake! Does anyone know if these Flemings are connected with the southern Flemings? Any additions or corrections? Patience What I have on my Flemings is from the Memoirs of Wayne County. And I have not verified them. They are few: Uriah Fleming b 1798 w Milly, b 1800 son: David J. Fleming b 9-1-1814 Pa.,d 3-22-1870 Wayne Co., In. m 1836,Pa., Lucy McMurray, b 1813, Pa., d 1839, Wayne Co., In. Children: Mary Elizabeth, b 2-16-1837 Wayne Co., In.d 7-27-1901 Hagerstown, Wayne Co, Indiana, m 6-15-1854 in Wayne Co., In.Jackson Keever b 12-7-1853 Wayne Co., In. d 7--27-1901 Dalton Twp., Wayne Co., In. buried Hagerstown, In. Children: Moses Keever 1-25-1870 Wayne Co.,In. d 2-16-1930 m Christina Ellen Replogle 2 children: Chester & Frances (Weaver) Marcus Keever Feb. 1858 m Martha Mahoney Ellen Keever March 1859 m Jefferson Leavell 3 children:Daisy, William Keever 1860 died young Katie Keever 1862 Granville Keever Jan 1866 m Minnie Abbott, daughter Eva Elizabeth Keever 1872 m Harrison V. Brown of Muncie, In. son Robert Laura m John Daughty Harriett m John Baldwin, Lucy b 1813, Pa, d 1849 Wayne Co., In Francis David of Pa., m Clara Hockett

I found Andrew Flemming as Constable in old Frederick/Hampshire County VA (WV) bonded for $500 on Sept . 2, 1816. Does anybody have any more information about him? We're looking for a connection to Andrew Flemming in Jackson County OH in 1820.

>Hi Bill: >Just read your email to Roots-Web regarding some of the Flemings'. >I've reached a wall in my research which ends with William Fleming in >NC. He died about 1793 in Rockingham Co., don't know where he came from >but suspect it was Md., DE, or NJ. He married Agnes Starrett about 1762 >in Guilford Co. NC and I have a copy of the marriage bond. They had the >following children: Catherine, Samuel, John, Joseph, Polly and a >William Donaldson is mentioned in the Will but my not have been a >relative. >Joseph is my gg-grandfather and eventually ended up in OH where he is >buried. Some of this line came to Indiana and I have information on >them. > >Any help would be appreciated. Sorry to hear about your hard drive >crashing. I have a zip drive that I back up to and it holds 100meg, so >its easy to use. > >Thanks, > >Jim Fleming Hi, Jim, I don't have a William that matches up with yours in my database. I've added your data with you as the source and it will be forwarded to anyone who asks about anyone that reasonably fits your guy. I looked at how many people I had in both databases and both were 26 thousand something, so there's under a thousand records different. That's easy, couple months and it'll be done in spare time I won't miss. Actually, the backup database is the larger because I've been adding to it what I've been getting in e-mail and some paper files I was going through. At worst, I've only lost records between Du and Ge entered in the last year. The only ones that have to be entered are those entered in the last year outside that exclusion. A nuisance, not a tragedy, and one that has demonstrated value. Bill [email protected]

>Hi! Bill, > >Read your posting and was a little confused until I concluded that the area >you are describing must have been old Virginia now West Virginia. > >My Great-great-grandfather, Henry Easter (formerly Oster), was born 3 Sep 1800 >in/near Paw Paw, Hampshire Co, VA/WV. He married a gal named Nancy Fleming b. >"1808" in/near Romney, Hampshire Co, VA/WV. We have pretty good information >about their descendants and generally good information about his father, >grandfather and great-grandfather. We know virtually nothing about Nancy. >She is the marriage record, she has a death record, we know their children, we >know her reported place of birth, we know her place of death and spot of >burial, but we don't know anything about her parents, siblings, etc etc etc > >Would you have any information or suggestions on how I could reach into her >past? > >Thanks > >Russ Ehler > Hi, Russ, I don't have your gal in my database or her marriage. My first suggestion is that instead of telling me what information you have, give me the information. Enter the equivalent to a family group sheet with biographical sketches or whatever so it will be in my database. Secondly, send it to the list instead of to me. Everybody out there has a different set of files that you can check. Thirdly, although your concentration is your line, in your research, you find all sorts of stuff that is about other lines than yours that you hang onto for some reason or other, send that out as well as your own data (separate messages, please, we don't want your entire database in one letter.) This gives you the opportunity to become a resourse that other researchers are aware of and when they come across stuff of interest to you, they'll recognize it and send it to you. Fourthly, when you do have data on a place and time, it can be worth your while to do exhaustive research on the area, get to know everyone of your surname in the county, and you may find that people you've ignored because the're not your particular person may be their entire family, and add another couple generations to what you know. Fifthly, go beyond the vital stats. Churches, particularly, can be immensly rich resourses, a lot of the old ones kept detailed record, thanks to Henry the VIII and the Church of England. Being a State Church, you had to prove your allegiance by demonstrating your religion. Events were recorded so you could point to the record and say you did this. This carried over to the dissident churches, out of habit, I suppose, Quakers being the exemplar case. Sixth, have fun doing it. Learn stuff, go places, meet people, examine artifacts. Good luck, Bill [email protected]

Hi, One of the things about reworking a database is that new things come together. One of these is that there were 2 James Flemings in the 1784 Tax List, one in the area that became Hardy Co. in 1786. There are also a few land grants to James Fleming in Hardy Co. These are this other James Fleming, not the James Fleming of Patterson Cr., Harrison Co. and Taylor Co. Records that can be associated with this James are: 1782 Hampshire Co. Tax List, James Fleming, with 3 in family living in what is now Hardy Co. 1784 Hampshire Co. Tax List, James Fleming, with 4 in family living south of the Capon Bridge area in the area that overlaps with Hardy. 23 Nov 1789, James Fleming, 140 acres surveyed 17 Oct 1787 in Hardy Co. on Lunies Cr., New Cr. Mt., Little Mt. 20 Apr 1797, David Bagley, 45 acres surveyed 21 Mar 1794 in Hardy Co. adj. his own land bought of Fleming. T.W. 615, 13 Sep 1794. (I don't know what T.W. means, maybe something like Title Warrant) This is all I have on this guy, neither antecedents nor descendants. All that's inferable is that he had to have been born before 1761 to have been taxable in 1782. Bill [email protected]

Hi, I filled my harddrive and kept entering data unaware and corrupted my database. I've brought up my last back-up, which is a year old, and have been salvaging data entered between the time the back-up was made and my files got corrupted that is in the portion of the database that remains uncorrupted, and I've been entering the land grants for Hampshire county and I noticed that James, Patrick, and John seem to be trading around in the same vicinity, Mill Creek, Patterson Creek, Tear Coat Creek and Crooked Run, all off the South Branch of the Potomac and the South Branch Manor. I have no information on Patrick's parentage, but I'm guessing that he is a son of James. John may be more than one person. The later dates may be Patrick's son, who cannot be the John of the earlier dates because he wasn't born. My John may be the one in the earlier dates, but cannot be the one in the later dates because he moved to Ohio and Indiana and died before the last of them. If the earlier dates are my John, his father, also reputedly named John, would have been a contemporary of James and probably a younger brother, if not an error in transmission and a misidentification of James, himself. What this is leading to, is that James is reportedly from Frederick Co., DE and was commissioned in the Maryland Line. Was there a John in the DE and/or MD records contemporary with James, probably a younger brother? I've only looked at the VA records for my John. Bill [email protected]

Sorry to bother the list with this, but my messages have not gotten through to any lists for the last 24 hours....trying again.

Hi Looking for information on Angeline FLEMING ! I've been told she was on the 1840 census in VA. With husband William Fleming. I've onky been able to find her and her children in 1850 in Sevier County, TN.NO husband mentioned.Her occuption on the census was listed as washerwoman. Her children were Martha born 1833 - Mary born 1837- John born 1844- Elizabeth born1846- Emily born 1849. If anyone has any information to share on this family I would love to hear from you. Carolyn Greene or you can E-Mail me at [email protected]

Looking for any info on Joseph John FLEMING, married in 1799, Onslow County, NC to Sarah Covey. Thanks for any help, Jan Fleming Firtion