He married Mary Mullins about the year 1832, she being about 17 years old. He settled first on Jack's Ford (Named after him) of Beaver Creek in Floyd County, Kentucky. After his first two children were born, he moved to Flemingtown, Va., where he lived on a farm the rest of his life. He was buried there. He served in the Confederacy under Col. Prentice and Menefe, but saw no fighting. He belonged to the Old Baptist Church most of his life.
He married Mary Mullins about the year 1832, she being about 17 years old. He settled first on Jack's Ford (Named after him) of Beaver Creek in Floyd County, Kentucky. After his first two children were born, he moved to Flemingtown, Va., where he lived on a farm the rest of his life. He was buried there. He served in the Confederacy under Col. Prentice and Menefe, but saw no fighting. He belonged to the Old Baptist Church most of his life.
Family Members
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John Jackson Fleming Jr
1834–1912
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Lavina Fleming Keel Counts
1836–1906
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Isaac Fleming
1838–1864
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Emanuel M Fleming
1840–1910
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Martha Jane Fleming Vanover
1842–1925
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Rev William Jefferson "W. J." Fleming
1846–1921
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David Fleming
1849–1918
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Robert Jefferson Fleming
1851–1907
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George Washington Fleming
1853–1937
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Mary Jane Fleming Beverly
1857–1936
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Andrew Jackson Fleming
1859–1904
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