Fleming Web End Notes II

400.: Miller Farm Cemetery list, compiled 1983 by Alice E. Morrison.
401.: Fairview Cemetery list provided by Ed Waddell, President of the Fairview Cemetery Association, 1997.
402.: Date of death from the “Heald Manuscript.”
403.: 1900 soundex for Fleming of Ohio (FHL film 1247327); 1910 soundex for Fleming of Illinois (FHL film 1369941).
404.: 1900 federal; census for Bluffton Village, Richland Township, Allen County, Ohio, page 174.
405.: 1910 federal census for Martinsville City, Clark County, Illinois, page 7A, enumeration district 16.
406.: 1920 federal census for Mounds Township, Creek County, Oklahoma, page 16A.
407.: Heald Manuscript reports 2 August; whereas his stone would indicate 1 August: “aged 18 days.”
408.: Miller Farm Cemetery list, compiled 1983 by Alice E. Morrison.
409.: Fairview Cemetery list provided by Ed Waddell, President of the Fairview Cemetery Association, 1997.
410.: Dates from “Fleming Family Records;” Heald Manuscript; and his obituary, see text.
411.: Fairview Cemetery list provided by Ed Waddell, President of the Fairview Cemetery Association, 1997.
412.: “Fleming Family Records;” “Heald Manuscript.”
413.: 1850 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 854, family 884, page 203.
414.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 91, family 88, page 12.
415.: Venango County Deed Book X, p. 431, instituted 15 September 1863, recorded 25 January 1864 (FHL film 86455).
416.: Venango County Deed Book FF. pp. 443-444, instituted 22 September 1864, recorded 1 December 1864 (FHL film 864559).
417.: Venango County Orphans Court, Docket 3, p. 340, 24 August 1868 (FHL film 857353.
418.: 1870 federal census for Pleasantville P. O., Oil Creek Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 431.
419.: Miller Farm Cemetery list, compiled 1983 by Alice E. Morrison.
420.: Dates and name of her spouse from “Fleming Family Records,” Heald Manuscript and her stone in Miller Farm Cemetery.
421.: 1860 federal census for Pleasantville Borough, Allegheny Township, dwelling 342, family 331, page 424; also in this household was Lucy Cornwall, born circa 1844, and Ruth ?Ray.
422.: 850 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 854, family 884, page 203.
423.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 91, family 88, page 12.
424.: Venango County Deed Book FF, pp. 439-440, instituted 26 January 1864, recorded 1 December 1864 (FHL film 864559).
425.: 1870 federal census for Pleasantville Post Office, Oil Creek Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 431.
426.: 1870 federal census for S. Arnold, head, Cherrytree Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 84.
427.: 1880 federal census for Perry Township, Lake County, Ohio, page 433D.
428.: 1880 federal census for Perry Township, Lake County, Ohio, page 173A.
429.: “Mueller/Sibel (sigh-bull)/Bryant/Stewart/Odend’hal,” online at Ancestry.com, updated 15 April 2004; contact person Leonard Sibel, Jr.
430.: 1900 federal census for Township, 10, Range 27, Choctaw Nation, Oklahoma, page 185.
431.: Birth date from Fleming Family Records and “Heald Manuscript;” death date from “Heald Manuscript.”
432.: Venango County Deed Book FF, pp. 439-440, instituted 26 January 1864, recorded 1 December 1864 (FHL film 864559).
433.: 1880 federal census for McCamish Township, Johnson County, Kansas, page 62C.
434.: 1900 federal census for Wakarusa Township, Douglas County, Kansas, page 248.
435.: John’s middle initial is known from the 1850 federal census. I know of no other documents listing a middle initial or name.
436.: Specific dates from the Heald Manuscript and his stone in Breedtown Cemetery.
437.: His stone reads: “died May 28, 1856, 38y, 4m, 4d.” This from a photo of his stone sent me in December 1998 by Penelope Repko (Argenta, Illinois).
438.: “Heald Manuscript.”
439.: Dates from various sources, for example Jameson (1901), p. 112; “Heald Manuscript.”
440.: Plum Cemetery list copied July 1983 by M. Rodgers. The list reports Sarah’s stone inscription to read died 12 March 1896, 72y/3m/12d. This would calculate to being born 30 November 1823. I believe the 72y/3m/12d is a transcription error because both the Heald Manuscript and Jameson (1901), p. 112, report she was born 4 April 1823.
441.: Plum Cemetery list copied July 1983 by M. Rodgers.
442.: 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 188.
443.: 1860 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 847, family 829, page 93.
444.: 1870 federal census for Jackson Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 344.
445.: 1880 federal census for Titusville, 4th Ward, Oil Creek Township, Crawford County, dwelling 324, family 330, page 309C. Note: part of Oil Creek Township, Crawford County, borders Oil Creek Township, Venango County, on the south.
446.: 1880 federal census for Jackson Township, Venango County, dwelling 87, family ?, page 439B.
447.: Venango County Deed Book MM, p. 17, instituted 29 February 1856, recorded 6 January 1865 (FHL film 864565)
448.: Venango County Deed Book DD, p. 92, recorded 2 August 1864 (no date when written—Patent Commonwealth of Pennsylvania) (FHL film 864558).
449.: FHL film 857351.
450.: In part from the 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, dwelling 639, family 664, page 188; in part from the “Heald Manuscript;” and, except for Robert B. Fleming, from tombstone inscriptions provided by Mrs. Alice Morrison, Venango County, Pennsylvania, genealogist, in a 17 December 1996 letter; and Breedtown Cemetery list, 1958, of the Venango County Genealogical Club.
451.: Date from her stone in Breedtown Cemetery as provided by Alice E. Morrison; also Amelia’s name and birth date is in Babcock (1919), p. 915.
452.: Babcock (1919), p. 914.
453.: . Babcock (1919), p. 915. Other children were James Roswell Breed (born 1844, died 1923, buried in Breedtown Cemetery; married Mary J. Alcorn (born 1849, died 1929, buried in Breedtown Cemetery), Charles Breed (born 1847, died 1919, buried in Breedtown Cemetery), and William Judson Breed. Babcock (1919), pp. 914 and 915, has biographical sketches of some of the Breeds. The earliest Breed buried in Breedtown Cemetery was apparently Joseph Breed, died 23 January 1839, 82 years (Cemetery Records of Allegheny Township, FHL film 1697360). . Breedtown Cemetery list, 1958, of the Venango County Genealogical Club.
454.: Breedtown Cemetery list, 1958, of the Venango County Genealogical Club.
455.: Crawford County Docket A, p. 54.
456.: Listed in the same area as Roswell Breed in the 1850 federal census was Franklin Breed, born circa 1822, Angelette Breed, born circa 1825 (probably his wife), Frances Breed, born circa 1847 (probably their child), and an Amos Breed, born circa 1828, and a Lucy Breed, born circa 1835.
457.: According to the Breedtown Cemetery list of the Venango County Genealogical Club, Edward died “29 February 1845, age 5 y, 1 m, 24 d.” However 1845 was not a leap year.
458.: Babcock (1919), p. 915.
459.: 1850 federal census for District Eleven, Wayne County, Illinois, dwelling 119, family 120; 1860 federal census for Hickory Hill Township, Jefferson County, Illinois dwelling 651, family 618, page 90.
460.: Celina’s maiden name and death date from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez, updated June 2004.
461.: 1880 federal census for Precinct 1, Tarrant County, Texas. 1900 federal census for Sugar Creek Township, Davis County, Iowa, page 122.
462.: Specific dates and locations from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
463.: 1910 federal census for 1st Ward, Terrell, Kaufman, Texas, page 96B.
464.: 1930 federal census for Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, page 9A.
465.: 1880 federal census for Precinct 1, Tarrant County, Texas. 1900 federal census for Sugar Creek Township, Davis County, Iowa, page 122; 1910 federal census for 1st Ward, Terrell, Kaufman, Texas, page 96B. Specific dates and name of spouses and children from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
466.: Name of Lula Fleming’s husband and their children from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
467.: Name of John W. Fleming’s wife and dates from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
468.: Name of Naomi’s husband, their dates and children from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
469.: “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
470.: Name of Simien’s wife and their children from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
471.: Specific names of Japer’s wives and their children from Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
472.: 1850 federal census for District Eleven, Wayne County, Illinois, dwelling 119, family 120.
473.: Wapello County, Iowa, Marriage Register Book 1, p. 190..
474.: 1870 federal census for Green Township, Wapello County, Illinois, dwelling 151, family 147.
475.: 1850 federal census for District Eleven, Wayne County, Illinois, dwelling 119, family 120.
476.: 1870 federal census for Green Township, Wapello County, Illinois, dwelling 151, family 147.
477.: Wapello County Land Deeds Book 9, p. 30, signed 18 October 1872.
478.: 1885 state census for Green Township, Wapello County, Iowa, dwelling 117, family 120.
479.: 1900 federal census for Sugar Creek Township, Davis County, Iowa, page 122.
480.: Wapello County, Iowa, Returns of Deaths, Death Record Book 2, January 1893-March 1902.
481.: Mainly from their marriage licenses and funeral records, see specific child; also in part from 1880 federal census for Green Township, Wapello County, Iowa, dwelling 83, family 84.
482.: 1885 state census for Green Township, Wapello County, Iowa, dwelling 117, family 120.
483.: Wapello County Marriage Book 23, p. 210; but 13 October 1888, according to the GenServ report (http://www.genserv.com), visited 1998 ) of Michelle Devore, Morgantown, West Virginia..
484.: 1910 federal census for 5th Ward, Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa, page 154A.
485.: Wapello County Marriage Book 23, p. 210.
486.: FHL film 1825079.
487.: Boggie (1996), p. 350, including children of John and Ann Fogle Fleming.
488.: 1860 federal census for Harmony Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 281.
489.: 1880 federal census for Portland Township, Chautauqua County, New York, page 13A.
490.: 1900 federal census for Portland, Chautauqua County, New York, page 180; 1910 federal census for Portland, Chautauqua County, New York, page 146B; 1930 federal census for Portland, Chautauqua County, New York, page 8A
491.: Boggie (1996), p. 339, including child of Marcus and Sarah Mitchell Fleming.
492.: 1920 federal census for Portland Township, Chautaqua County, New York, page 8A.
492b.: History of Chautauqua County, New York, and its people, page 550, Volume 1, 1921. John P. Downs (Editor-in-Charge) and Fenwick Y. Hedley (Editor-in-Charge); online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.
493.: This information on Hiram and Nancy Hogue is from Margery Stevens’ (Idaho Falls, Idaho) “Fleming batch file,” no. 6020580, see References section for more details on this source. Margery Stevens married Jack Farnes (#393), a descendant of Daniel [Sr.] Fleming’s line.
494.: 1850 federal census for Tionesta Township, Venango County, present-day Forest County, dwelling ?, family 1052, page 215.
495.: 1860 federal census for Eldred Township, Warren County, p. 796, dwelling 251, family 255, page 796.
496.: 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 89, family 86.
497.: 1880 federal census for Eldred Township, Warren County, dwelling 60, family 62, 254C.
498.: Information from Elderkin (1888), pp. 50-51; letters and batch file 6020580 of Margery Stevens (Idaho Falls, Idaho); and 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 89, family 86.
499.: Elderkin (1888), p. 50.
500.: 1900 federal census for Crescent Township, Logan County, Oklahoma, page 65, dwelling 164, family 170.
501.: 1910 federal census for 5th Ward, Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa, page 154A.
502.: 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 89, family 86.
503.: 1880 federal census for Eldred Township, Warren County, dwelling 60, family 62, page 254C.
504.: Born 7 March 1825 according to letters and batch file 6020580 of Margery Stevens (Idaho Falls, Idaho).
505.: Information from Caroline Wise (Mt. Vernon, Oregon), 1984.
506.: Miner? Tuttle, with Ira Copeland, Otis Copeland and Andrew Fleming, administered the estate of David Copeland in 1824, re Venango County Will Book 1, p. 62, 22 November 1824.
507.: Venango County Deed Book MM, p. 254, instituted 20 February 1865, recorded ? 1865 (FHL film 864565). The deed specifically mentions “Rachel Fleming, formerly Rachel Walleston.”
508.: Elderkin (1888), p. 51.
509.: Venango County Deed Book MM, p. 254, instituted 20 February 1865, recorded ? 1865 (FHL film 864565).
510.: Elderkin (1888), p. 51.
511.: Batch file 6020580 of Margery Stevens (Idaho Falls, Idaho).
512.: 1880 federal census for Union Township, Harrison County, Missouri, page 78B.
513.: The 1860 federal census for Tionesta Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 597, family 581, lists a James Walleston, age 83, born North Carolina, and Elizabeth Walleston, age 77, born in Maryland. Probably they were the parents of James Walleston, Jr.
514.: Venango County Deed Book T, p. 148, instituted 16 May 1843, recorded 29 March 1861 (FHL film 864551).
515.: Venango County Orphans Court Docket 1, no. 352, 1860 (FHL film 857352).
516.: Elderkin (1888), p. 51.
517.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court, Docket 2, p. 307, 30 January 1865 (FHL film 857352).
518.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court, Docket 2, p. 391, 30 January 1865 (FHL film 857352).
519.: 1880 federal census for Union Township, Harrison County, Missouri, page 78B, dwelling 10, family 10.
520.: Elderkin (1888), p. 51.
521.: Information from Caroline Wise (Mt. Vernon, Oregon), 1984 and 1997.
522.: Elderkin (1888), p. 52.
523.: Death date from Caroline Wise (Mt. Vernon, Oregon), 1984 and 1997.
524.: Elderkin (1888), p. 52.
525.: This information from Caroline Wise (Mt Vernon, Oregon), 1984, who cites the 1870 federal census for Eldred Township, Warren County, dwelling 114, family ?; page 296; and 1880 federal census for Eldred Township, Warren County, dwelling 44, family ?, page 253A. 1900 federal census for Bridgewater Township, Susquehanna Township, Pennsylvania, page 37.
526.: Elderkin (1888), p. 52.
527.: Elderkin (1888), p. 52.
528.: Elderkin (1888), p. 52.
529.: Elderkin (1888), p. 52.
530.: Birth date calculated from information on his stone: 32y/2m/13d, from Throop (1987), p. 41.
531.: Present-day Fagundus Corners is in Forest County, near the border with Warren County. According to Throop (1987), pp. xi-xii, Fagundus was in both Warren and Forest County at the same time.
532.: 24 November 1998 email from Penelope Repko (Argenta, Illinois) (via email), who is related to Elizabeth Green Fleming, Joseph’s mother.
533.: Location of birth from the 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 85, family 82, page 19.
534.: Mary’s dates are from a photocopy of her daughter Josephine’s Application for Membership to the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Number 253417, approved 29 May 1929. The photocopy was sent to me in June 1999 by Gina Matthews, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
535.: The March 1871 marriage date can be deduced from a final account statement of Thomas Bowman, guardian of Mary’s four minor children (Forest County Orphans Court Docket 1, pp. 259-263, 15 March 1883) (FHL film 864557). An account item of 28 February 1871 lists Mary as Mrs. Fleming. But a 1 April 1871 item lists her as “Mrs. Cleland, formerly Fleming.”
536.: A 28 September 1879 petition in Forest County Orphans Court, Docket 1, p. 51, refers to her as Mary A. Clelland (FHL film 864557).
537.: As reported in a land deed between John H. Fleming and his wife Ruth to Joseph G. Green (Venango Deed Book R, p. 594, instituted 21 August 1858, recorded 5 September 1860) (FHL film 864549).
538.: As reported in a land deed between Joseph G. Fleming “of the state of Iowa” and Ayro [Azro?] A. Copeland of Harmony Township, present-day Forest County, J. H. Fleming, agent (Venango County Deed Book R, p. 92, instituted 3 November 1859, recorded 25 April 1860 (FHL film 864549).
539.: 1860 federal for Warren County, Pennsylvania, p, 16 or 1108. Also in this census for Warren County was an unidentified Perez Fleming of Mead Township (pp. 208, 927).
540.: 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 85, family 82, page 19.
541.: Throop (1987), p. 118.
542.: For example, see pages 51, 87, 89, 98, 100, 102, 113, 118, 259, and 305 of Docket 1.
543.: Forest County Orphans Court Docket 1, p. 51, 28 September 1869 (FHL film 864557).
544.: In part from the 1870 federal census for Harmony Township, Forest County, dwelling 85, family 82, page 19. In part from a petition in Venango County Orphans Court Docket 4, p. 32, in which Eda Fleming, Elmira [Josephine?] Fleming and Etta Fleming, daughters of Joseph G. Fleming, late of Forest County, Pennsylvania, filed a petition to sell real estate. Dated 27 August 1870.
545.: Information from Caroline Wise (Mt Vernon, Oregon), 1984.
546.: Venango County Deed Book 76, p. 179, instituted 1869, recorded 25 November 1869, as listed in Venango County Grantor Index, Vol. F. 1800-1925 (FHL film 863695). 1870 federal census for North Henderson Township, Mercer County, Illinois, page 292A. 1910 federal census for McPherson City, McPherson County, Kansas, page 143
547.: 24 November 1998 email from Penelope Repko (Argenta, Illinois) (via email) and 1880 federal census for Monroe Township, Ringgold County, Iowa, page 88C, enumeration district 200, dwelling ?, family 61.
548.: Information on Silas Fleming and his descendants from Mary Lee (Fleming) Wilkening, who is a great granddaughter of Silas and Delilah. Mary Lee also generously provided the photographs and Fleming clippings for Silas and descendants.
549.: 1880 federal census for Monroe Township, Ringgold County, Iowa, page 88C.
550.: 1900 federal census for Creston, Platte County, Nebraska, page 3B. 1910 federal census for Creston Township, Platte County, Nebraska, page 90A.
551.: 1920 federal census for Creston, Platte County, Nebraska, page 1A. 1930 federal census for Creston, Platte County, Nebraska, page 3A.
552.: Extract from Venango County Orphans Court Docket 2, p. 488 (FHL film 857352): Samuel Thompson Fleming, son of J. H. Fleming. The said J. H. Fleming left his land to his wife, Ruth, and after her decease this land is to go to other children, Herman [Hiram], Niels [Buell?], Nancy W., Joseph G. and Silas A. Fleming. Dated 11 December 1859.
553.: Extract from Venango County Orphans Court Docket 2, p. 271 (FHL film 857352): Petition of Ruth Fleming, widow of John Fleming, deceased for one minor child, Samuel Fleming. The court appointed Joseph G. Dale of Tionesta as guardian. Dated 30 November 1864.
554.: Extract from Orphans Court Docket 2, no page number (FHL film 857352): J. G. Dale was named Samuel Thompson Fleming’s guardian and was granted permission to sell the real estate in Harmony Township to James Harvey Copeland. Dated 27 April 1865. [See also under James Harvey Copeland (#85)].
555.: 1920 federal census for Stanton Township, Colfax County, Nebraska, page 9B. 1930 federal census for Leigh, Colfax County, Nebraska, page 5A.
556.: Throop (1987), p. 31.
557.: Throop (1987), p. 31. According to the Oil City Weekly Times, 29 June 1877, from Venango County Genealogical Club Newsletter, Winter 1998, John A. Dale was born 28 June 1877.
558.: According to Heinen (1992), p. 19, John Watson, father of Elizabeth, was a son of a Robert Watson who married Miss Moody. Although there is circumstantial evidence, to my knowledge, there is no valid evidence to connect this Robert Watson to our Robert W. Watson (#1 of “Watsons”), but I suspect there is a relationship. Some descendants of John and Rebecca Bradley Watson did intermarry with Robert W. Watson’s line and with the Henderson and Lytle line. Elizabeth Watson's sister Jane Watson married David Henderson (#6 of “Hendersons”)—brother of Margaret (Henderson) Watson. One of David and Jane Watson Henderson’s daughter, Esther Henderson (#35 of “Hendersons”), married John Fleming—son of Andrew and Ann (McClintock) Fleming. A son of David and Jane (Watson) Henderson, Marcus Henderson (#37 of “Hendersons”), married Jane Kerr and one of Marcus and Jane’s daughters, Bertha Henderson (#142 of “Hendersons”), married Marion John Lytle—son of James and Susan (Watson) Lytle.
559.: This according to Forest County, Pennsylvania Genealogy: “Poland Hunter and Jane Simpson” (http://www.rootsweb.com/~paforest/pioneers/phunter.htm), visited 1998), created by Ruth M. Sudul.
560.: Bock, M. L., E. Dale Harper, and Carole J. Skelly. Joseph and Mary Dale and Descendants, 409 pp., privately published: Carole J. Skelly, 5922 S. Pittsburg Ave., Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135-4217 ($40 -1999)
561.: Throop (1987), p. 31.
562.: Throop (1987), p. 31.
563.: Heinen (1992), pp. 427-429.
564.: 1840 federal census for Cherrytree Township, p. ?: 010001-00001.
565.: Death certificate, Michigan Department of Vital Statistics, Register Number 1877; see also Martha’s obituary in text.
566.: Death certificate, Michigan Department of Vital Statistics, Register Number 1877.
567.: Edna and Mrs. Adams names are from Martha’s obituary and the 1880 federal census for Perry Township, Lincoln County, Dakota Territory, page 338B. The two unnamed children are also indicated by Martha’s death certificate. . Jordan (1913), p. 250, including children of Benjamin and Phebe Ann (Fleming) Delo
568.: Jordan (1913), p. 250, including children of Benjamin and Phebe Ann (Fleming) Delo. The 12 siblings of Benjamin Franklin Delo and their spouses are listed in Ancestry.com's World Tree Project "My Family Collection," updated 22 October 2004; contact person NAME.
569.: “Benjamin Franklin Delo,” obituary from an unidentified Clarion, Pennsylvania, newspaper; no specific date given; online (2004) at http://.krepps.net/benjaminfranklindelo.htm.
570.: 1860 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 604.
571.: 1880 federal census for Clarion Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, page 89C; 1900 federal census for Clarion Borough, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, page 72; 1910 federal census for Clarion Borough, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, page 128A.
572.: 1930 federal census for Clarion, Clarion County, Pennsylvania, page 17B.
573.: Richard Alden Fleming's sources were from information of his mother, Fern Baldozier-Fleming, who has been keeping Fleming records for over fifty years.
574.: 1910 federal census for Spring Creek Township, Logan County, Oklahoma, page 201B.
575.: 1920 federal census for Belle Township, Woods County, Oklahoma, page 2A.
576.: Specific dates and most other information from "Descendants of Livingston Alden Fleming," sent to me November 2006 by Richard Alden Fleming, a great grandson of Livingston Fleming Also from family group records of Daniel Fleming, sent to me in June 1999 by Gina Matthews, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Several additional generations of Anrew Ulysses Grant Fleming's descendants are given in Ancestry.com World Family Tree Project "The Descendants of Benjamin Burr," updated November 2001; contact person Richard Burr.
577.: 1930 federal census for Silver Creek Township, Mills County, Iowa, page 3B.
578.: “The Branches and Twigs of the Elson-Fleming ancestral Orchard,” online at Ancestry.com, updated 11 May 2004; contact person Yvonne Morris (via email).
579.: 1870 federal census for Pleasantville, Allegheny Township, dwelling 258, family 275, page 38 (although by 1870, Pleasantville proper was in Oil Creek Township).
580.: Dates for James Harvey and names of wives from 30 November 1998 family group records of Joyce Taylor (La Luz, New Mexico); and Copeland family group records sent to me June 1999 by Marilyn Copeland (North Olmsted, Ohio) (via email); and in part from photocopies of birth and death listings in an old Copeland family bible sent to me 3 August 1988 by Joyce Taylor. Joyce Taylor descends from James Harvey Copeland. She credits one of her sources on Copelands as Copeland (1937. Marilyn Copeland also descends from James Harvey Copeland.
581.: Dates for Harriet (Bingham) Copeland from Copeland family group records sent to me June 1999 by Marilyn Copeland (via email).
582.: 1860 federal census for Harmony Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 281.
583.: 1870 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 258, family 275, page 38, (although by 1870, Pleasantville proper was in Oil Creek Township).
584.: Do not confuse our Harvey (James Harvey) and Harriet with another Harvey and Harriet Copeland who were enumerated in Allegheny Township, dwelling 280, family 273, in 1860, page 34. This Harvey was born circa 1800 and Harriet was born circa 1801.
585.: Family group sheets sent to me 30 November 1998 by Joyce Taylor (La Luz, New Mexico).
586.: 1900 federal census for the 40th Ward, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, page 156.
587.: Venango County Deed Book SS, pp. 474-476, instituted 16 August 1865, pp. 474-476, recorded 31 December 1966; sent to me in 1999 by Marilyn Copeland (North Olmsted, Ohio). See also under Samuel T. Fleming (#68)
588.: Venango County Deed Book SS, pp. 476-477, instituted 26 October 1866, recorded 31 December 1866; sent to me in 1999 by Marilyn Copeland (North Olmsted, Ohio) (via email).
589.: “The Monks-Rohrer Letters,” edited by Caroline Monk, Cleveland, Ohio, no date. A letter to Caroline Monks from Emory University indicates the letters were compiled after 1960. Emory University filmed the letters. My copy of the Letters was sent to me by Dolores Zamora, Houston, Texas, who is a great great granddaughter of another daughter of Jacob and Nancy Rohrer, Louisa Rohrer (Fair). The “The Monks-Rohrer Letters” are described more fully in an end note of “The Holmden farms of Pithole” in the Oil and Our Oil Creek Ancestors section.
590.: Information on descendants of James Harvey and Harriet (Bingham) Copeland is from Copeland family group records sent to me June 1999 by Marilyn Copeland, (via email).
591.: 1910 federal census for 1st Ward, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, page 27B.
592.: 1920 federal census for Lakewood Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, page 14A, dwelling 314, family 351. 1930 federal census for Lakewood Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, page 1A,
593.: 1920 federal census for East Cleveland Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, page 9A; 1930 federal census for East Cleveland Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio, 11B.
594.: See “The Holmden farms of Pithole” in the Oil and Our Oil Creek Ancestors section.
595.: From a 5 July 1999 email of Marilyn Copeland (via email), who cites her source as the Atlas of Cuyahoga County, Ohio
596.: From a 5 July 1999 email of Marilyn Copeland (via email), who cites her source as “Through These Gates,” by Karen and Ray Boas, 1984, Lindwood Press, Haddonfield, New Jersey.
597.: 3 August 1998 letter of Joyce C. Taylor and a 5 July email of Marilyn Copeland (via email).
598.: “The Monks-Rohrer Letters,” p. 35.
599.: “The Monks-Rohrer Letters,” p. 35.
600.: “The Monks-Rohrer Letters,” p. 48.
601.: “The Monks-Rohrer Letters,” p. 55.
602.: “The Monks-Rohrer Letters,” p. 55.
603.: “The Monks-Rohrer Letters,” p. 57.
604.: Copeland Family Bible records sent to me 3 August 1988 by Joyce Taylor, La Luz, New Mexico.
605.: Copeland (1937), p. 637.
606.: Venango County Orphans Court Docket 2, no. 13, p. 310 (FHL film 857352).
607.: 1870 federal census for LeBoeuf Township (P. O. Mill Village), Erie County, Pennsylvania, page 246.
608.: 1880 federal census for Tionesta Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania, page 10D, dwelling 82, family 89.
609.: Copeland (1937), p. 637. See also Ancestry World Tree Project "Shannon Family of New Florence, Pennsylvania," updated February 11 2005; contact person: Kathy Nicholson .
610.: 1880 federal census for Beaver Valley Township, Forest County, Pennsylvania, page 19D.
611.: Copeland Family Bible records sent to me 3 August 1988 by Joyce Taylor (La Luz, New Mexico), including children of William and Rachel (Copeland) McCray.
612.: Venango County Orphans Court Docket 2, p. 307 (FHL film 857352).
613.: 1Forest County Orphans Court Docket 1, 9 April 1885, pp. 305-308 (FHL film 870472). Account of Joseph G. Dale, guardian of Gertrude and Bertha McCray, minor children of Rachel McCray.
614.: Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Will Book 3, page 43.
615.: Forest County Orphans Court Docket 1, 9 April 1885, pp. 305-308 (FHL film 870472).
616.: Stella and Rollo’s names and dates from Ancestry.com online World Tree Project, by Meg Baker (via email) updated 6 June 2003.
617.: 1860 federal census for Harmony Township, Venango County, dwelling 592, family 579, page 275.
618.: 1880 federal census for LeBoeuf Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, page 126D.
619.: 1900 federal census for LeBoeuf Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, page 25.
620.: 1880 federal census for LeBoeuf Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, page 126D; 1920 federal census for LeBoeuf Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, page 1B.
621.: These dates are from his obituary and cemetery records; also in Olive Peters material, 1985-1996; and from Helen Palmer (1996).
622.: Fairview Cemetery list provided by Ed Waddell, Pleasantville, Pennsylvania, President of the Fairview Cemetery Association, 1997.
623.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Marriage Records; and Newton, 1879, p. 622.
624.: 1880 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Venango County, dwelling 155, family 162.
625.: Frank Cox was probably a child of F. D. and Delia Folwell Cox (Emma Folwell Lytle’s sister, see #97of “Hendersons”).
626.: Specific death date is from an entry in the diary of W. H. Folwell, 1878; sent to me by Karen Rodgers of the Venango County Genealogical Club. William H. Folwell was a brother of Emma Folwell Lytle, see #95 of Hendersons.
627.: Helen Palmer (1996).
628.: Undated clipping of the Titusville Herald: “Shamburg Christian Church Started as Sunday School.”
629.: Dates are from a 22 April 1920 letter from C. Fred Lytle (a direct descendant of Mortimer) to Leonard Lytle, sent to me by Olive Peters; also from family group sheets of the ancestors of Christopher F. Lytle, sent to me by Jack Tracy Lytle of Newark, Ohio.
630.: This information and the information on Mortimer and Lillian (Williams) Lytle’s children is from a family group sheet of the ancestors of Christopher F. Lytle, sent to me by Jack Tracy Lytle of Newark, Ohio.
631.: Roger Williams, Cambridge graduate, chaplain in Essex, Separatist, and fresh off the ship Lyons came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in February 1631. Williams immediately got into trouble with the governing body by suggesting civil magistrates had no authority in religious matters. So out to Salem he went. But his views were out of step there as well, although most everyone thought he was a likable, charming person. Roger Williams then went to Plymouth Colony. In a year he was causing an uproar, claiming the Pilgrims might not have any right to the land they had settled, because the land belonged to the Indians.. Bradford and the other Pilgrims were glad to see Reverend Williams on his way back to Salem. In Massachusetts the authorities purposed to ship him back to England as a nuisance. But instead he was steered to Narrangsett Bay and the Indians, and eventually across Narrangsett Bay where he was given land by the Indians and their chief, Canonicus. Roger Williams founded the town of Providence and the first Baptist Church in America. According to Dillon (1973), pp 210-211, Roger William “. . . established complete religious toleration and almost complete civil liberty . . . Roger Williams, without turning native, became a profound admirer of the Indians and a student of their languages. There have been far too few Roger Williamses in the history of America, indeed in the history of the world.” [This account of Roger Williams was taken from page 257 of Morison, S. E. (1952) (editor). Of Plymouth Plantation. 1620-1647, by William Bradford. Sometime Governor Thereof. Alfred A. Knopf, 448 pages; and pages 210-211 of Dillon, F. (1973). The Pilgrims. Doubleday and Company, Inc. Garden City, New York, 250 pages.]
632.: From Gilbert Fleming’s obituary, see #118 of “Flemings;” and from the 1920 federal census for Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, page 7A.
633.: This according to Palmer (1996) and a 9 April 1969 letter of Jack T. Lytle to Olive Peters.
634.: From cemetery records; Palmer (1996); and from a 22 April 1920 letter of C. Fred Lytle (a direct descendant of William’s brother Mortimer) to Leonard Lytle, sent to be by Olive Peters.
635.: The information on the Berlins is from Helen Palmer (1996); she is a direct descendant of William and Della (Berlin) Lytle.
636.: Venango County Grantors Index, Vol. L, 1800-1825 (FHL film 863699).
637.: Palmer (1996).
638.: From Palmer’s (1996) material.
639.: 1880 federal census for Fox Township, Elk County, Pennsylvania, page 377D; 1900 federal census for Reynoldsville, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, page 5B; and 1910 federal census for Reynoldsville, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, page 13A.
640.: Children known from the 1920 federal census for Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 13B; 1930 federal census for Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 10B.
641.: 1900 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 96.
642.: From Tidal Cemetery (Madison Township, Armstrong County) list provided by the Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, Historical Society.
643.: Tidal Cemetery (Madison Township, Armstrong County) list provided by the Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, Historical Society.
644.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 88, family 85, page 12.
645.: 1900 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 96.
646.: 1910 federal census for Oil Creek Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 270A.
647.: 3 January 1918 obituary in the Titusville Herald.
648.: Except where indicated, from 28 August and 15 October 1995 letters of Ed Waddell (Pleasantville, Pennsylvania).
649.: This date is from the 1880 soundex for Fleming of Pennsylvania (FHL film 448565).
650.: Listed as born 1894 in the 1910 soundex for Fleming of Pennsylvania (FHL films 1372305/1372306) and listed as Ray E. Fleming.
651.: Tidal Cemetery (Madison Township, Armstrong County) list provided by the Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, Historical Society.
652.: Dates for both infant daughter and son are from Tidal Cemetery (Madison Township, Armstrong County) list provided by the Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, Historical Society.
653.: 1900 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 92.
654.: Maiden name from Armstrong County Pennsylvania. Her people, past and present, 1914, p. 755.
655.: 1900 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 92. In the 1910 federal census for 1st Ward, Kittanning Township, Armstrong County. Pennsylvania, page 47B, she is listed as born circa 1875.
656.: 1900 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 92.
657.: 1900 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 92 and Armstrong County Pennsylvania. Her People, Past and Present, p. 755. 1930 federal census for Kittanning, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 7A, enumeration district 25, dwelling 128, family 187.
658.: 1900 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 92; 1910 federal census for 1st Ward, Kittanning Township, Armstrong County. Pennsylvania, page 47B.
659.: 1930 federal census for Kittanning, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 10A.
660.: Armstrong County Pennsylvania. Her People, Past and Present, page 754.
661.: Tidal Cemetery (Madison Township, Armstrong County) list provided by the Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, Historical Society.
662.: Armstrong County Pennsylvania. Her People, Past and Present, page 755.
663.: 1900 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 94.
664.: Armstrong County Pennsylvania. Her People, Past and Present, page 755.
665.: 3 January 1918 obituary of Samuel Lawrence Fleming in the Titusville Herald.
666.: 1900 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, page 94.
667.: 1910 federal census for Madison Township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, 166B.
668.: 1850 federal census for Samuel Holmes household, Sugarcreek Township, Venango County, dwelling 263, family 284, page 160.
669.: Iscrupe and Iscrupe (1996) lists Rimer with a population of 146; whereas a Rimerton Station is listed as a railroad station with no inhabitants; both are in Madison Township, Armstrong County.
670.: From George Fleming's biographical sketch, see text.
671.: Dates are from the “Heald Manuscript.”
672.: From his obituary, see text.
673.: “Heald Manuscript.”
674.: Methodist Episcopalian Church Records, Plumer and Pithole (FHL film 1463334).
675.: From her obituary, see text.
676.: Babcock (1919), pp. 875-876.
677.: Clifford, H. F. (1985). "The ancestors of Ralph Zinn Clifford and Edith Marie Fleming," privately published, 240 pp.
678.: 1900 federal census for Ward 7, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, page 94A.
679.: 1910 federal census for 3rd Ward, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio, page 154B.
680.: Specific dates from the “Heald Manuscript.” The names and less specific dates confirmed by the 1900 federal census for Ward 7, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, page 94A.
681.: “Heald Manuscript;” his obituary, see text.
682.: His obituary, see text.
683.: 1900 federal census for Ward 5, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, page 212.
684.: 1870 federal census for Cherrytree Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, page 63.
685.: 1900 federal census for Ward 5, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, page 212.
686.: As reported in the Venango County Genealogical Club, Newsletter, Winter 1989.
687.: 1900 federal census for Ward 5, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, page 212.
688.: 1910 federal census for Anthony Township, Chaves County, New Mexico, page 136A.
689.: 1860 federal census for Allegheny Township, dwelling 89, family 86, page 12.
690.: “Heald Manuscript,” with burial location from a 22 July 1997 letter from C. Ann (Heald) Grosshart (Tulsa, Oklahoma), a daughter of Lillie (Fleming) Heald.
691.: This information on the ancestors of Jerome Heald is from a 24 February 1998 letter from C. Ann Heald Grosshart, Tulsa Oklahoma.
692.: 1880 federal census for Allegheny Township, Venango County, dwelling 128, family 134, page 425C.
693.: One child of Albin and Mary Jane (Cauley or Connolly?) Heald was Almira Heald, who married Culbert Gordon, born 24 August 1839; Culbert’s biography is in Bates (1899). p. 837. Other children of Albin and Mary Jane Heald, as reported in a descendant chart of Albin Abbion Heald, provided by Earlene Bale, Bremerton, Washington (via email) (January 2000), were: Johanna Heald (married Lincus McCurdy); James M. Heald (of Hydetown, Crawford County), Charles Wesley Heald of Warren County, Pennsylvania (married Georgia Lucinda Lamb); Maria Heald of Trumbull County, Ohio (married Ransom D. Hayes); Mary Heald of Crawford and Venango County; and William Heald, died in Joplin, Missouri.
694.: Venango County Will Book 10, p. 57 (FHL film 912283).
695.: 1900 federal census for District 84, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, page 90A; and Palmer (1996)—see "References."
696.: 1910 federal census for 3rd Ward, Tulsa, Oklahoma, page 213B; 1920 federal census for Tulsa, Oklahoma, page 3A.
697.: 1920 federal census for Tulsa, Oklahoma, page 6B.
698.: 22 July 1997 and 24 February 1998 letters of Ann Heald Grosshart, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
699.: “Fleming Family Records,” see obituary in text.
700.: Fairview Cemetery list provided by Ed Waddell, President of the Fairview Cemetery Association, 1997.
701.: 1900 soundex for Fleming of Pennsylvania (FHL film 1247877).
702.: Venango County Will Book 10, p. 57, written 30 April 1891, recorded 13 March 1901 (FHL film 912283).
703.: Venango County Will Book 11, p. 463 (FHL film 912283).
704.: The information on my grandparents is from personal records, recollections of my mother (Marie Fleming Clifford), and my personal recollections.
705.: Newton (1879), p. 561.
706.: Dates from the “Heald Manuscript,” but listed there as Minnie M. Solley. I believe this is one of the few errors, perhaps a transcription error—where Seeley was meant for Solley—in the “Heald Manuscript.” We know the Seeleys moved to Kansas, re obituary of George Washington Fleming, Franklin (Pennsylvania) Public Library, obituary abstracts, Citizens Press (Franklin), 16 January 1902. Probably the Seeleys moved west before the 1870 federal census for Venango County, Pennsylvania. In contrast, Minnie A. Solley (#109) was known to have been in Venango County as late as 1883 (see land deed under her name).
707.: Letter from Helen Palmer (#303 of “Lytles”), Tulsa, Oklahoma, to Olive Peters (#310 of “Lytles”), 5 March 1984. The reason Helen Palmer would know this is because her aunt Hazel Lytle Spriggs (#215 of “Lytles”) is also buried in the Graham plot in Coffeyville. Hazel would have been a first cousin, once removed, to Minnie (Seeley) Graham.
708.: 1880 federal census for McCamish Township, Johnson County, Kansas, page 62C.
709.: 1900 federal census for 7th Ward, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, page 47.
710.: 1910 federal census for Coffeyville, Drum Creek, Montgomery County, Kansas, page 138A.
711.: 1920 federal census for Coffeyville, Montgomery County, Kansas, page 5B.
712.: The information on Minnie and Jess Graham’s children is from Helen B. Palmer (Tulsa, Oklahoma) in a letter to Olive Peters, 5 March 1984.
713.: 1920 federal census for Coffeyville, Montgomery County, Kansas, page 5B; 1930 federal census for Coffeyville, Montgomery County, Kansas, page 5B.
714.: “Heald Manuscript;” plus his obituaries, see text.
715.: Information provided by the Crawford County Historical Society, 25 July 1997.
716.: Information provided by the Crawford County Historical Society, 25 July 1997.
717.: Venango County Deed Book DD, p. 92, instituted 1864, recorded 2 August 1864, cited from Grantee Index, Venango County Court House Recorder of Deeds (FHL film 864532).
718.: Venango County Deed Book 68, p. 387, instituted 1868, recorded 3 June 1868, cited from Grantee Index, Venango County Court House Recorder of Deeds (FHL film 864532).
719.: Venango County Deed Book 288, p. 511, instituted 1880, recorded 22 January 1906, cited from Grantee Index, Venango County Court House Recorder of Deeds (FHL film 864532).
720.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket 1, January Term 1860, no. 3, p. 552 (FHL film 857352).
721.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket 1, p. 163, no. 10, 21 August 1864 (FHL film 857352).
722.: Venango County, Pennsylvania, Orphans Court Docket 1, p. 173, no. 10, 23 August 1864 (FHL film 857352).
723.: The Crawford County Historical Society sent me, 25 July 1997, information about Robert Fleming’s military service.
724.: 1870 federal census for Titusville, 4th Ward, Oil Creek Township, Crawford County, dwelling 2, family 2, page 689; 1880 federal census for Titusville, 4th Ward, Oil Creek Township, Crawford County, dwelling 324, family 330, page 309C.
725.: Titusville, Pennsylvania, Board of Health. Records of Physicians and Undertakers’ Return of Deaths, 1879-1917.
726.: Venango County Deed Book R, p. 1, instituted 29 November 1851, recorded 22 March 1860 (FHL film 864549).
727.: Venango County Deed Book R, p. 1, instituted 29 November 1851, recorded 22 March 1860 (FHL film 864549).
728.: The 1850 federal census for Cherrytree Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania, dwelling 693, family 721, shows that Margaret’s father was David Warner (age 41), with Cynthia (age 36), Silas (age 16), Martin (age 14), Julian[n] [f] (age 13), Margaret (age 12), Mary (age 11), Sarah (age 9), John (age 8), Arnold (age 5), and David Warner (age 69); also Arnold Bowman (age 32), Jonathon Curry (age 41), and [Currys I guess] Elizabeth (age 10), Robert (age 7), Emma (age 6) and a James Eldred (age 29).
729.: Breedtown Cemetery list, 1958, of the Venango County Genealogical Club.
730.: History of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, (1885), p. 1094.
731.: FHL film 857352; the copy was faded and difficult to read.
732.: Venango County Orphans Court Docket 1, August Term 1864, no. 31, pp. 200? and 201?) (FHL film 857352).
733.: Venango County Orphans Court Docket 1, August Term 1864, no. 31, p. 221 (1 October 1864). (FHL film 857352).
734.: Venango County Grantor Index, Vol. F., 1800-1925 (FHL film 863695).
735.: From 1870 (dwelling 2, family 2, page 689) and 1880 (dwelling 324, family 330, page 309C) federal censuses, Titusville, Ward 4, Oil Creek Township, Crawford County. For George Fleming and the unknown child, believed to be Maude Fleming, the birth dates are known from “Records of Births in the City of Titusville, Crawford County Where Dr. George W. Barr Officiated During his Private Practice,” p. 36 (FHL film 1026086). For some of Dr. Barr’s maternity patients, the maiden names were given but regrettably not for Rosa, wife of Robert.
736.: Minnesota Territorial and State Census 1895, Minneapolis, Ward 9.
737.: 1910 federal census for Minneapolis, Ward 9. Hennepin County, Minnesota (page 16A).
738.: 1895 Minnesota Territorial and State Census; Minneapolis, Ward 9, Minnesota. 1900 federal census for Minneapolis, Ward 9, Hennepin County, Minnesota.
739.: 1920 federal census for Chicago, Ward 23, Cook County, Illinois, page 12B.
740.: Titusville, Pennsylvania, Board of Health. Records of Physicians and Undertakers’ Return of Deaths, 1879-1917.
741.: Burial location of Maude is from information provided by the Crawford County Historical Society, 25 July 1997.
742.: 1910 soundex for Fleming of Pennsylvania (FHL films 1372305/1372306).
743.: Cemetery records of the St. Catherine’s Cemetery, Hydetown, sent to me by the Crawford County Historical Society, 25 July 1997.
744.: Marriage Announcement, Crawford Journal, 11 June 1896; Crawford County Pennsylvania.
745.: Crawford County, Pennsylvania, Marriage License Docket 7, p. 3, which also gives the birth dates of George and Josephine.
746.: 1910 federal; census for 2nd Ward, Titusville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, page 2: George Fleming 39, born in Germany; Flora Fleming (w), 37, born in Pennsylvania; Paul Fleming, 13, Pennsylvania; Louise Fleming, 11, Pennsylvania; Mary Fleming, 9, Pennsylvania; Francis Fleming, NR, Pennsylvania.
747.: Cemetery records of the St. Catherine’s Cemetery, Hydetown, sent to me by the Crawford County Historical Society, 25 July 1997.
748.: Venango County Deed Book 378, p. 356, instituted 1921, recorded 6 June 1921; as listed in Venango County Grantor Index, Vol. F. 1800-1925 (FHL film 863695).
749.: Crawford County Will Book 31, p. 463, cited from Crawford County General Index to Register Dockets, Vol. 1-D, 1800-1970 (FHL film 864216).
750.: Crawford County Index to Marriage License Dockets, E-K, 1885-1960: Docket 6, p. 159 (FHL film 910239).
751.: Crawford County Index to Marriage License Dockets, E-K, 1885-1960: Docket 6, p. 159 (FHL film 910239).
752.: Venango County Court House Records of Deeds, Docket 375; as listed in Venango County Grantee Index, Vol. F, 1800-1925 (FHL film 864532).
753.: Venango County Deed Docket 364, p. 565; as listed in Venango County Grantee Index, Vol. F, 1800-1925 (FHL film 864532).
754.: Venango County Deed Docket 379, p. 65, instituted 1921, recorded 8 January 1921, as listed Venango County Grantee Index, Vol. F, 1800-1925 (FHL film 864532).
755.: 1900 federal census for 3rd Justice Precinct, Hardeman County, Texas, page 195.
756.: 1930 federal census for Precinct 1, Hunt County, Texas, page 16A. Maiden name of Beatrice from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
757.: Hiram’s wife’s name and their children from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (Via email), updated June 2004.
758.: Children Frank, Lillie and Willie from “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
759.: 1900 federal census for 3rd Justice Precinct, Hardeman County, Texas, page 195; 1930 federal census for Precinct 1, Hunt County, Texas, page 16A. Specific dates, maiden name of spouses and their children “Descendants of John H. Fleming,” by Frances Olivarez (via email), updated June 2004.
760.: 1885 state census for Green Township, Wapello County, Iowa, dwelling 117, family 120.
761.: Wapello County Marriage Register Book, 7-A, pp. 266-267; 1900 federal census, 4th Ward, Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, page 96. 1910 federal census for 5th Ward, Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa, page 134A. 1930 federal census for Lee Township, Polk County, Iowa, page 96.
762.: Wapello County Marriage Register Book, 7-A, pp. 266-267; 1900 federal census, 4th Ward, Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, page 96. 1910 federal census for 5th Ward, Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa, page 134A. 1930 federal census for Lee Township, Polk County, Iowa, page 96.
763.: From his obituary, see text. Henry’s statistics are also recorded in Johnson Funeral Chapel, Funeral Records Book 13, p. 397 (Ottumwa).
764.: Shaul Burial Records, Book 3, March 1946-November 1988.
765.: Marriage recorded in Wapello County Marriage Book 17, p. 11.
766.: Johnson Funeral Chapel, Funeral Records Book 13, p. 397 (Ottumwa).
767.: From Henry’s obituary, see text; the 1920 soundex for Fleming of Iowa; and from the GenServ report (http://www.genserv.com) (visited 1998) of Michelle Devore (via email), Morgantown, West Virginia. Information on Mabel Fleming (#283) and copy of photograph of Harry and Mabel Fleming kindly provided by Deanna Pitman.
768.: Joseph’s statistics are recorded in Johnson Funeral Chapel, Funeral Records Book 10, p. 166 (Ottumwa).
769.: Marriage recorded in Wapello County Marriage Book 18, p. 12.
770.: Marriage recorded in Wapello County Marriage Book 18, p. 12.
771.: 1910 federal census for 5th Ward, Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa, page 154A.
772.: 1920 federal census for Des Moines, Iowa, page 11A.
773.: Johnson Funeral Chapel, Funeral Records Book 10, p. 166 (Ottumwa).
774.: Boggie (1996), p. 363, including child of William and Eva (Fleming) Gillespie.
775.: Boggie (1996), p. 336, including children of George and Nettie Fleming.
776.: Boggie (1996), p. 451, including child of Neal and Henrietta (Fleming) Neat.
777.: Boggie (1996), p. 328, including children of Clifford and Maude Mae (Hodge) Fleming.
778.: 1900 federal census for Crescent Township, Logan County, Oklahoma, page 65, dwelling 163, family 167.
779.: Letters and batch file 6020580 of Margery Stevens (Idaho Falls, Idaho), including children of Wallace and Malinda (Hicks) Fleming.
780.: 1920 federal census for Smead Township, Sanders County, Montana, page 1B.
781.: There was a Frank T. Fleming, born circa 1865, of Warren County, Pennsylvania, listed in the 1910 soundex for Fleming of Pennsylvania (FHL films 1372305/1372306). This Frank T. Fleming’s wife was Della, born circa 1871, and their children were Sarah C. Fleming, born 1895, James L. Fleming, born 1897, Gertrude O. Fleming, born 1900, Helen E. Fleming, born circa 1901 and Fern Fleming, born circa 1905.
782.: Elderkin (1888), p. 51.
783.: 1900 federal census for Crescent Township, Logan County, Utah, page 62.
784.: Letters and batch file 6020580 of Margery Stevens (Idaho Falls, Idaho), including children of Thomas and Agnes Broderick Fleming. 1900 federal census for Crescent Township, Logan County, Utah, page 62.
785.: Letters and batch file 6020580 of Margery Stevens (Idaho Falls, Idaho), including children of Ralph and Rosa Shore Fleming. 1900 federal census for Crescent Township, Logan County, Utah, page 62. 1920 federal census for Palisade Township, Bonneville County, Idaho, page 2A. 1930 federal census for Palisade Township, Bonneville County, Idaho, page 2B.
786.: 1930 federal census for Rockville, Washington County, Utah, page 1A.
787.: Dates, spouse and location from Elderkin (1888), p. 51.
788.: 1900 federal census for Sharpsburg, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, page 2B. 1910 federal census for Eldred, Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, page 91A. First three children also in Elderkin (1888), p. 51.
789.: Information from Caroline Wise (Mt. Vernon, Oregon), 1984, including child of Albert and Gertrude (Strain) Fleming.
790.: Information from Caroline Wise (Mt. Vernon, Oregon), 1984, including child of Orville and Nettie Fleming and children of Orville and Rose (Peterson) Fleming.
791.: Information from Caroline Wise (Mt. Vernon, Oregon), 1984, including children of Arthur and Nancy (Hogan) Fleming.
792.: Elderkin (1888), p. 52.
793.: Elderkin (1888), p. 52; letters and batch file 6020580 of Margery Stevens (Idaho Falls, Idaho).
794.: Elderkin (1888), p. 53.
795.: Elderkin (1888), p. 53.
796.: Letters and batch file 6020580 of Margery Stevens (Idaho Falls, Idaho).
797.: History of Forest County, 1867 -1967, Files of Forest Press, by Ronald Childs.
798.: Throop (1987), p. 41.
799.: History of Forest County, 1867 -1967, Files of Forest Press, by Ronald Childs, p. 55.

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