The Fleming's that I am looking for are Eliza Fleming, b. 1820, and her dautghter, Mary C. Fleming, b. 1846. I know that Mary married George Washington Cook, b. 1842, S. C. and lived in Florida from 1862- 1884, at that time they moved to Grimes Co.,Tx. Mary and George's children are Columbus W., b. Oct. 12, 1870; Elma Valene, b. 1874, (married a Binford); Sallie, b. 1873, (married a Cox); William (Willie), b. Jan.3, 1880; Lawrence, b. Feb. 10, 1884; Ed, lived in Waller Co., Tx.; George A., lived in Fort Worth, Tx. All of George and Mary's children were born near Gainsville, Florida. They moved from Florida to Texas in 1884. I would like to know more on Eliza and Mary C. if anyone has that info. Especially Mary's father's name. Thanks Anna -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 09, 1999 7:55 PM Subject: Fleming Roll Call >Here is my Fleming/Flemman story: > My 7th greatgrandfather was Stephen Fleming/Flemman who was born >perhaps in Tyrone, Ireland about 1695 and died in Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., >NJ in 1755. There are a few different stories of the origin of Stephen and >his family. Here are three: >Version 1) Stephen Fleman, with brothers Thomas, Samuel and John went to NJ >from Ireland. Thomas and Samuel settled in NJ somewhere, Stephen settling in >Monmouth County, NJ. >Version 2) Stephen had brothers Thomas, William, Andrew and Samuel -- all >sons of Malcolm, all from Ireland. >Version 3) Stephen had brothers Jacob, John and James. They were from >Scotland -- Stephen went to NJ another brother went to NY and the third >brother went to Kentucky. > Does anyone have any information about this family that would help me >prove or disprove any of the above theories? I descend from Stephen's >daughter Jane/Jeane who married Daniel Havens in Monmouth County, NJ about >1735. > Thanks very much for any help you can give. > >Joe Collins >Glendale, CA >[email protected]