Individual Details
William Fleming
( - Bet 1819 and 1820)
William is possibly the son of Samuel Fleming for immigrated from Ireland in 1768 and received a land grant in Queensborough Township.
Family tradition says his wife's name was Mary Laird.
He might have had two brothers ..
1) Laird B. Fleming who married Jemima Hodges in 1814 in Jefferson Co., GA
2) William Fleming, Jr. A passport was given by the governor of GA to William Fleming, Jr. 9 Sep 1811 to travel through the Creek Nation
Family tradition says his wife's name was Mary Laird.
He might have had two brothers ..
1) Laird B. Fleming who married Jemima Hodges in 1814 in Jefferson Co., GA
2) William Fleming, Jr. A passport was given by the governor of GA to William Fleming, Jr. 9 Sep 1811 to travel through the Creek Nation
Events
| Election | Bet 1786 and 1787 | Burke Co., GA. Justice of the Peace |  | ||
| Property | 1788 | Burke Co., GA. Land grant | | ||
| Property | 1798 | Jefferson Co., GA. Land grant | | ||
| Election | 1798 | Jefferson Co., GA delegate to the 1798 State Consitutional Convention. | |||
| Death | Bet 1819 and 1820 | | |||
| Military | Served during Revolutionary War | | |||
| Property | Washington Co., GA. Received a Revolutionary War 287.5 acre land bounty as a Refugee Soldier. | |
Families
| Child | Samuel Fleming (1782 - 1860) |
Endnotes
1. Folks Huxford, Editor, The Georgia Genealogist Magazine, Jan 1965, p. 950.
2. Folks Huxford, Editor, The Georgia Genealogist Magazine, Jan 1965, p. 950.
3. Folks Huxford, Editor, The Georgia Genealogist Magazine, Jan 1965, p. 950.
4. Folks Huxford, Editor, The Georgia Genealogist Magazine, Jan 1965, p. 950.
5. Folks Huxford, Editor, The Georgia Genealogist Magazine, Jan 1965, p. 950.
6. Folks Huxford, Editor, The Georgia Genealogist Magazine, Jan 1965, p. 950.