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Transferring from MSN GROUPS to new sites
NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS This group has recently transferred from MSN and sadly some of the content has been lost. Mostly custom pages. I think that all the old photos were transfered. If you are a member and had photos on... morePrevious blog entries: | ||
| Oct 24 | - | Flemming Rose - Danish Journalist (controversial topics) |
| Oct 20 | - | Surname Stats for Fleming & Variants |
| Oct 18 | - | A lovely pic of some of the Counts of Flanders |
outaouais wrote on Feb 25 Hi Janet, Finally found you and would like invite to join fleming site. Already joined multiply but does not direct me as how to join our family site. Thanks Anne at: annefleming@sympatico.ca |
416banshee wrote on Feb 16 Hi Folks I'm a Canadian aviation historical researcher ( a past member of 400 Squadron) and am currently involved with an air force project about 400 Squadron. This squadron was formed in 1932 (in Toronto) and is still active - it is their 80th annivesray this year. They have, so far, 41 Commanding Officers, however, 22 are deceased. Post-war, the squadron was in Toronto until 1996 when it moved to Borden. CO 16 (1951- 1952) was Wing Commander A.E. (Al) Fleming .- he is deceased but I have no other information. My job is to find a family contact. Thanks Carl |
flandrensis wrote on Feb 8 Fleming Dna Projects: http://www.dna.ancestry.com.au Search for Fleming |
flandrensis wrote on Feb 8 For any Fleming males or females interested in the DNA project and the opportunity for a discounted dna test please visit www.dna.ancestry.com and search for Fleming You will need to join either the Fleming Y (male)or the Fleming Mt DNA (female) project to avail of the discount. (see home page for the discount code on the project site) Use the discount code when ordering your test kit ! We have over 200 Fleming males and or female relatives and our goal is 2,000-5,000+ to see the big picture of our Fleming Family Migration around the world. |
ckayaker wrote on Jan 24 Hi; My name is Don Flemming. I've been researching the family name for a number of years but just recently stumbled onto your site. I have managed to trace my ancestry back to Londonderry, Northern Ireland. His name was James Flemming and he came over on the ship Hopewell in 1761 to Nova Scotia, Canada at the age of 20. I'm trying to make that leap across the pond and was hoping this site might be able to help. Don Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
fabs3625 wrote on Jan 5 Hullo Janet, I notice you have some of my family members on your list of names.EG Robert Robinson Fleming, my grandfather who died in 1949. also you have his some of his children one being my mother. I would like to know where we all fit in as far as family go. Looking forward to your reply. Faye Bailey mfbailey@supernerd.com.au |
gooram wrote on Jan 2 Hello Janet My Name is Greg Fleming, I am researching my Family history. I have traced my family name back to Henry Fleming born approx 1948 in Liverpool Lancashire, to Henry Fleming and Mary Cosgrove. If you have any information could you please email me at greg@deltatraining.com.au Cheers Greg |
donlands wrote on Sep 15, '11 Hello Janet I've just come across your site while checking out my father - Canadian Captain A Lloyd Fleming, Royal Flying Corps WWI. My Canadian family emigrated from Drumore (County Tyrone) to Canada by ship in 1847 and settled in Toronto - where we still have a good presence. I was a member of a Fleming DNA group run by a woman in New Zealand, but it has packed in now. Flemings went from the Glasgow region of Scotland to Ireland (British Settlement) and New Zealand. I am now "86" and living in London. "Jason" Fleming from Wesern Canada knows a lot about our Canadian family - he is a "many times removed" or distant cousin of mine. Many greetings. Louis Kepler Hyde Fleming Canadian |
resumer wrote on Oct 3, '10 Beautiful Family ! |