Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, Kniffin 2nd ed., 1885
Livingston Co.

Hon. A.J. FLEMING was born in Warren County, N.C., December 27, 1824, and
is a son of Peter and Elizabeth (Turner) Fleming, the parents being 
natives of the same county.  The father was born October 28, 1795, and
his grandfather immigrated to this country from Turkey in a very early
day.  July 19, ____ [sic], subject's father arrived at Salem, Livingston
County.  He soon after purchased a farm of 400 acres, and there resided
until his death, which occurred January 8, 1846.  The mother died in
North Carolina January 3, 1825.  Subject is the youngest of four 
children, of whom but two are now living: J.L. and A.J.  The latter
remained on the home farm until his father's death, and then moved to
North Carolina, but there he remained only about one year, and then
returned to this county.  He first bought about 233 acres, and now owns
about 400 acres, with about 250 in cultivation.  He began merchandising
about 1864, at Birdsville, but owing to war troubles he sold out in about
five months, and never renewed the business.  Mr. Fleming has been three
times married; first, on November 18, 1847, to Miss Catherine Hawkins, a
daughter of Capt. Abraham and Mariah (Foot) Hawkins.  The father was a 
captain in the war of 1812.  Mrs. Fleming was born in Hardin County, Ill.,
February 3, 1823, and to her were born three children, only one of whom 
- Peter - is now living.  Her death occurred November 8, 1852.  Subject's
second marriage took place September 22, 1853, and was to Miss Nancy L.
Burgess, a daughter of James and Elizabeth (Champion) Burgess, natives of
Edgecombe Co, N.C.  Mrs. Nancy L. Fleming was born May 12, 1831, and died
December 3, 1878; the result of this second marriage was the birth of 
nine chldren, of whom four are now living: James, Fred, in Corsicana,
Tex.; Frank, in Dresden, Tex.; and May.  Mr. Fleming's third marriage took
place July 27, 1880, to Mrs. Mary A. Cox, nee Isbell, daughter of James R.
Isbell, of Warren County, Ky.  Mrs. Fleming is a member of the Christian
Church.  Mr. Fleming is a member of Salem Lodge, No. 81, A.F. & A.M.  He
served as school commissioner in this county for twelve years.  In 1875 he
was elected to the Kentucky legislature for Livingston and Crittenden
Counties, and served during the years 1875 and 1876.

Fleming Turner Hawkins Foot Burgess Champion Cox Isbell
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Warren-NC Turkey Hardin-IL Edgecombe-NC TX Warren-KY Crittenden-KY

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