Fleming Family Letters 1879-1930

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Fleming Family Letters 1879-1930

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The collection contains the personal correspondence of Fleming Family members and other correspondents circa 1879-1930. Most of the letters are incoming correspondence from relatives and friends to the Francis Philip Fleming family members. The core of the collection are condolence letters sent to Mrs. Francis P. Fleming, wife of the Governor, after his death on December 20, 1908.

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Thomas G. Carpenter Library, University of North Florida

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SNAC Resource ID: 6327534

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Hamilton, Franklin P. (Franklin Percival)

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Confederate States of America. Army. Florida Infantry Regiment, 2nd

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Fleming and Daniel (Firm)

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Fleming, Francis P. (Francis Philip), 1841-1908

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Fleming, Charles Seton, 1875-1937

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Florida. Governor (1889-1893 : Fleming)

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Fleming family

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The Fleming family were early Northeast Florida settlers. George Fleming came to Florida, via Charleston, South Carolina, from Ireland ca. 1785 and became a large landowner after receiving a number of grants of land from the Spanish government. In 1791, he married Sophia Fatio, daughter of a St. Johns River planter, Francis Fatio. The Fleming family grew to one daughter, Mary, and two sons, Lewis and George, Jr. They resided in St. Augustine and at their St. Johns River plantation, ...

Fleming, Elizabeth L.

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