John & Joanna (Maxwell) Fleming

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WilmaFleming Haynes

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01/01/2001

John & Joanna (Maxwell) Fleming

My great grand uncle John Fleming and his wife, Joanna (Maxwell) Fleming. I am not sure when the picture was taken, he was b 1834, she was b 1840.

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Joanna Maxwell Fleming (September 10th, 1840 - 1902) married on November 2nd 1856 in Valparaiso Porter, Indiana John Fleming. John was the 2nd white child born in Porter County, son of Jacob and Catherine Kittery Hesser Fleming. John Fleming was born on March 1st, 1834 and died April 8th, 1928.

John was the elder brother of Andrew Fleming.

Date & Place: 1900

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John Fleming born Mar 1, 1834

John E Fleming was born on March 1, 1834. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember John Fleming.

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Joanna [Maxwell] Fleming born Sep 10, 1840

Joanna [Maxwell] Fleming was born on September 10, 1840. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Joanna [Maxwell] Fleming.

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