>Hello, > I read your post about Boaz Fleming. I am also related to the Flemings >in Pitt County NC. David Fleming is the furtherest back that I have found. He >died before 1826. Who were the sons of Boaz? I have tried to reach >http://www.tripod.members.com/~Fleming.html, without success. Ihave typed in >partial and full url, any suggestions? >Alice > Yes, go back to the letter you replied to, notice that I only wrote the last paragraph, and you want to reply to the author of the note I was replying to. In fact, rather than replying to him, you should have been replying to the list, because there are more than one researcher on this line. Boaz is not my line. I had some data I threw in on the first two generations of the Monongalia Boaz Flemings. I have no data on the PA or NC Flemings. Actually, I do have some information on one NC Fleming family, the John Fleming, gunner's mate in the Revolution, moved to NC before recieving his bounty land. He is one of the Campbell Co., VA Flemings, and his marriage and will are what place him there. Again, this is because he is a John Fleming in the Revolution in VA. I had to determine whether he was my John Fleming or not, and as mine didn't go to NC, clearly he was not. This also meant his marriage in Campbell Co. was not my guy's marriage. As to the URL, looking back to the letter you're replying to, you omitted the member's name between .com/ and /Fleming. Bill [email protected]