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John N. Fleming

BirthDec 1850 - Pike Co., Kentucky, USA
DeathJan 1885 - Robinson Creek, Pike, Kentucky, United States
MotherElizabeth Mullins
FatherWilliam 'Whiskey Bill' Fleming

Born in Pike Co., Kentucky, USA on Dec 1850 to William 'Whiskey Bill' Fleming and Elizabeth Mullins. John N. Fleming married Laura A Osbourn and had 5 children. He passed away on Jan 1885 in Robinson Creek, Pike, Kentucky, United States.

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William 'Whiskey Bill' Fleming
1823 - 1906
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Elizabeth Mullins
1825 - 1880
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Laura A Osbourn
1851 - 1938
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Cassander "Cas Andrew" Fleming
1877 - 1950
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Cora Ellen Fleming
1877 - 1941
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Creed Robert Fleming
1881 - 1967
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George Washington Fleming
1880 - 1966
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William Preston Mullins
1877 - 1949

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