>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]