-----Original Message----- From: Clem <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, January 24, 1999 12:47 AM Subject: FLEMINGS, HISER, PHILLIPS, CLEMMONS, CLEMENS >OKAY - I'm going to try this again................Have now found Isaac >FLEMING, (FLEMMONS), m. Frances Phillips 13 Aug. 1806 >and he married Sally Hiser 12 Aug. 1818. Both marriages in >Rockingham Co. He was in McDowell's Flying Camp VA Militia, >and 4th Regt. VA Militia in the War of 1812. He was also the >bondsman for John CLEMMONS and Anne Boyers marriage >on 16 March 1808 Rockingham Co. > >Also shows up in Kentucky Land Grant south of the Green River, >Livingston Co., KY >Book 26, Page 342, surveyed 3-25-1816 > >Has a brother or cousin Vivian Minor Fleming b. 19 Apr 1844, d. >11 Nov. 1930, Fredericksburg, VA, who had the Richmond Howitzers >during the Civil war, was a civil engineer, and soldier, >Dist. Agent for Equitable Life Assoc. U.S., founded Eagle Mfg. Co., >Fredericksburg, VA, and is buried in the City Cemetery at >Fredericksburg, VA, Sec. 4, Lot 57, Grave 6. > >Family connections include Breckenridges, Prestons, Johnstons, >Carringtons and Cabells, and on the mother's side Colemans, >Minors, Dabneys and Carrs. > >I think Isaac may be the son of James or William Fleming, both of >whom farmed in Lancaster Co. > >Has anybody seen this fellow? > >gail >[email protected] > >