He served in South Carolina's Camden District under Captains Hannah and Black and Colonels Bratton and Watsons. He also served in the mounted companies under Captains Hannah and Richey. He participated in the Battles of Ramsour Mill, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock, Wateree, Friday's Fort, and Congaree. He and his wife, Martha McKie were founding members of Hebron Presbyterian Church.
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Father, Robert Alexander Fleming
Birth 1733 • Ireland
Death 1790 • South Carolina
Mother, Pheroba Rutherford Fleming
Birth 1735 • Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Death AUG 1799 • York, York, South Carolina
Contributor: Our Orchard (47845391)∼Robert Fleming, moved to Franklin County, Georgia, from South Carolina after the American Revolution. He had served in South Carolina's Camden Distrrict under Captains Hannah and Black and Colonels Bratton and Watsons. Later he served in the mounted companies under Captains Hannah and Richey. He participated in the Battles of Ramsour Mill, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock, Wateree, Friday's Fort, and Congaree. He and his wife Martha Mackie were founding members of Hebron Presbyterian Church where he was a ruling elder and where he and his wife are buried.
Reference: Tree: Georgia Revolutionary War Graves
E-mail Address [email protected]
http://www.georgiasocietysar.org/gravesregistry/showtree.php?tree=graves
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Father, Robert Alexander Fleming
Birth 1733 • Ireland
Death 1790 • South Carolina
Mother, Pheroba Rutherford Fleming
Birth 1735 • Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Death AUG 1799 • York, York, South Carolina
Contributor: Our Orchard (47845391)∼Robert Fleming, moved to Franklin County, Georgia, from South Carolina after the American Revolution. He had served in South Carolina's Camden Distrrict under Captains Hannah and Black and Colonels Bratton and Watsons. Later he served in the mounted companies under Captains Hannah and Richey. He participated in the Battles of Ramsour Mill, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock, Wateree, Friday's Fort, and Congaree. He and his wife Martha Mackie were founding members of Hebron Presbyterian Church where he was a ruling elder and where he and his wife are buried.
Reference: Tree: Georgia Revolutionary War Graves
E-mail Address [email protected]
http://www.georgiasocietysar.org/gravesregistry/showtree.php?tree=graves
He served in South Carolina's Camden District under Captains Hannah and Black and Colonels Bratton and Watsons. He also served in the mounted companies under Captains Hannah and Richey. He participated in the Battles of Ramsour Mill, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock, Wateree, Friday's Fort, and Congaree. He and his wife, Martha McKie were founding members of Hebron Presbyterian Church.
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Father, Robert Alexander Fleming
Birth 1733 • Ireland
Death 1790 • South Carolina
Mother, Pheroba Rutherford Fleming
Birth 1735 • Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Death AUG 1799 • York, York, South Carolina
Contributor: Our Orchard (47845391)∼Robert Fleming, moved to Franklin County, Georgia, from South Carolina after the American Revolution. He had served in South Carolina's Camden Distrrict under Captains Hannah and Black and Colonels Bratton and Watsons. Later he served in the mounted companies under Captains Hannah and Richey. He participated in the Battles of Ramsour Mill, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock, Wateree, Friday's Fort, and Congaree. He and his wife Martha Mackie were founding members of Hebron Presbyterian Church where he was a ruling elder and where he and his wife are buried.
Reference: Tree: Georgia Revolutionary War Graves
E-mail Address [email protected]
http://www.georgiasocietysar.org/gravesregistry/showtree.php?tree=graves
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Father, Robert Alexander Fleming
Birth 1733 • Ireland
Death 1790 • South Carolina
Mother, Pheroba Rutherford Fleming
Birth 1735 • Lancaster, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Death AUG 1799 • York, York, South Carolina
Contributor: Our Orchard (47845391)∼Robert Fleming, moved to Franklin County, Georgia, from South Carolina after the American Revolution. He had served in South Carolina's Camden Distrrict under Captains Hannah and Black and Colonels Bratton and Watsons. Later he served in the mounted companies under Captains Hannah and Richey. He participated in the Battles of Ramsour Mill, Rocky Mount, Hanging Rock, Wateree, Friday's Fort, and Congaree. He and his wife Martha Mackie were founding members of Hebron Presbyterian Church where he was a ruling elder and where he and his wife are buried.
Reference: Tree: Georgia Revolutionary War Graves
E-mail Address [email protected]
http://www.georgiasocietysar.org/gravesregistry/showtree.php?tree=graves
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