Mary Ilene Fleming

Notes:

! SSN 568-24-8459 issued in California

! Ilene's Marriage Certificate shows her marriage to William on
11-17-15 by Mr. J.F. Williams, Justice of the Peace, Shelby County,
Tennessee. According to the Hinshaw Family Association records Ilene
and William were married on 11-17-15, in Carrier Mills, Saline County,
Illinois. They probably took out a license in Carrier Mills, couldn't
complete the marriage and then went to Shelby County.

! Mary Ilene (Fleming) Hinshaw, born 5-3-1894 died 1-27-1980, born in
Eureka, Lyon County (#3754), Kentucky, buried Inglewood Park Cemetary,
Grave E, Section 275, Acacia Division, Los Angeles, CA. Suffered a stroke
in 1938 & hospitalized in Queen of Angeles Hospital in Los Angeles, CA and
again suffered a stroke in 1973 and hospitalized in St. Mary's Hospital in
Long Beach, CA. Suffered a final stroke on 1-20-1980 and died a week
later. Had 12 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren, per her notes as of
1978.

! On Memorial Day, 3-31-1971 Ilene wrote:
"My father's brothers Jim and Barker sleep in Inglewood (CA) Cemetery.
Brother John sleeps in Kentucky, my three sisters are here in California
with our own children, some Undisclosed and some in the graveyard lie."

! Selected prices in 1894:
Bread $0.02
Milk $0.19
Eggs $0.83
Car $2,100
Gas $0.31
House $5,000
Stamp $0.03
Average Income $630

Mary married William Alfred Hinshaw on 17 Nov 1915 in Shelby County, TN, IL. William (son of Andrew Jackson Hinshaw and Nancy L. Godwin-Mcdougal) was born on 14 Jun 1872 in Berkley, Ballard, County, KY; died on 11 May 1958 in East Prarie, Mississippi, County, MO; was buried on 13 May 1958 in I.O.O.F. Cem., Charleston, Mississippi, County, MO. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. William Alfred Hinshaw was born on 6 Sep 1916 in Carrie Mills, Stoddard, IL; died on 3 Sep 1993 in King Hospital, Tucson, AZ; was buried in Masters Cemetery, Decatur, GA.
2. Geneva Maxine Hinshaw was born on 19 Oct 1918 in Lilburn, MO; died on 22 Feb 1994 in San Pablo, Contra Costa, County, CA; was buried on 25 Feb 1994 in At Sea, San Francisco, CA.
3. Hyland Glenn Hinshaw was born on 29 Nov 1921 in Dexter, Stoddard, County, MO; died on 4 May 1964 in Auburn, Placer, County, CA; was buried on 8 May 1964 in Golden Gate, Nat'l Cemetery, San Bruno, CA.
4. Andrew Jackson Hinshaw was born on 4 Aug 1923 in Elm Street, Dexter, Stoddard County, MO; and died.
5. John Wesley Hinshaw was born on 9 Jul 1926 in Mt. Clemens, , MI; died on 22 Apr 1991 in Garden Grove, Orange County, CA; was buried in Fairhaven Cmty, Santa Ana, Orange County, CA.
6. Dale Kenneth Hinshaw was born on 4 Sep 1928 in Pontiac, MI; died on 16 Jun 1935 in Los Angeles, CA; was buried in Inglewood Park, Cemetery, Inglewood, L.A. County.
7. Juanita Katherine Hinshaw was born on 11 Mar 1930 in Pontiac, MI; died on 21 Jun 1935 in Los Angeles, CA; was buried in Inglewood Park, Cemetery, Inglewood, L.A. County.

Notes:

! John Wesley died of diabetes.

John married Minnie Elizabeth Ennis about 1893. Minnie (daughter of Joseph Ennis and Kate Montgomery Church) was born on 18 Dec 1869 in Lyon, County, KY; died on 10 Aug 1953 in Taft, Kern, County, CA; was buried in 1953 in Westside Dist., Cemetery, Kern County, CA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Minnie is listed in the 1880 Cebsus.
Census PlaceEddyville, Lyon, Kentucky
Family History Library Film 1254430
NA Film Number T9-0430
Page Number 8D

! Died of a stroke, she was the daughter of Joe Ennis and Kate
Montgomery Church.

! The following comments are notes of Mary Ilene Fleming (Hinshaw )

! Joe Ennis was the son of William Barton Ennis and Elizabeth Gregory.

! Kate Montgomery Church was the daughter of James Clark Church and
Mary Willet Manley (the daughter of a Willet).

! William Barton Ennis (formerly Innis as stated by himself), son of a
tailor, Scotch-Irish from the old country, lived in Eddysville, Kentucky.
He married Elizabeth Gregory, a sister of this Gregory married John
Matthews (a prosperous farmer).

! Mary Willet Manley (Church) - married James Clark Church (below) had one
brother, William Manly in Logansport, Indiana who was an
undertaker - had been raised in Maryland. Sister Mary married first to
HULL (an artist) and traveled with him. Hull died of consumption and she
then married James Church.

! James Clark Church, (married Mary Willet Manly) an Englishman, was a
teacher and Superintendent of County Schools in Lyon County, Kentucky
(Mary Ilene Fleming's birth County). He was also coroner and a surveyor.
His father (was unknown to the descendants) - went to England to settle an
estate and nothing was ever known what he did with the money. There was
some mystery aboard ship and he was never the same after the experience
- some suspicions about what happened. He was a stone mason and
numbered every stone in his estate home. Mary Manley Church dreamed he
had hidden the money under a certain stone in the cellar with a certain
number. Her husband, James, went down to the cellar, found the number
as dreamed, but because James considered it a superstition, wouldn't dig
for the money. Strange - when James died and was being buried the old
homestead burned to the ground. This seemed to many as someone with
insight burning the evidence of treasure.

! Mary Manly had many such dreams as above. Once when Undisclosed far into the
country in Kentucky dreamed her brother William (Undisclosed in Logansport) was
dead and that a letter was at the post office in town telling of his death.
After much persuading her husband, James, got on his horse and went
through the snow and sleet to town - the letter was there (edged in black)
telling of the death.

! Elizabeth Gregory's, sister married John Matthews, a big farmer.

Notes:

! The first record of John Rulaford Fleming is in the 1850 Caldwell
County, KY Census showing him Undisclosed in the household of William and
Catherine Roberts, he was 20 years old.

! John met his wife Isabella (called Mary) in Smithland, Livingston County,KY
!Caldwell Co Marriages by Brenda Jerome,1809-l873.
John R Fleming married Isabella A Peake (sic) on 18 July 1854 by Silas N
Davis in Crittenden County, KY. Groom 24 Single born (Carroll Co) TN, lives
Lyon Co Bride 18 Single, born and lives in Caldwell.

! From Mother's Notes
! Grandfather Reverand John Rulaford Fleming was raised in Tennessee,
probably in Knoxville, Later lived in Eureka, Lyon County, KY. His mother was
a Rulaford. Sisters of John Rulaford Fleming (Mary and Catherine) each
married a Hildreth. Catherine Hildreth had a daughter named Sarah who,
late in life, married Marcelus Newton SWINDLER in Dawson Springs,
Kentucky and had children, Dora, May, and Dave.

! From an article on Page 8 the July 28, 1971 Sun Democrat newspaper of
Paducah, Kentucky By KATE (FLEMING) BOUCHER HAMMOND, a
granddaughter of John R. Fleming. John R. Fleming was a First Lieutenant,
Company H of the 20th Kentucky Volunteer Regiment Infantry (Union). Film
Number M386 roll 9

! The 20th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, USA was organized late 1861 and
mustered into United States service 6 Jan 1862 at Smithland, Kentucky
(Livingston County). It participated in the battles Shiloh, TN, Corinth, MS,
Lebanon, KY, Kenesaw Mountain, GA, Dallas, GA, Ackworth, GA, and Atlanta,
Georgia. It was mustered out at Louisville, KY, 17 January 1865 with the
members being transferred to the 6th KY Veteran Cavalry. Abstracted
from the Adjutant General Report

! "It was early April in 1862 (this may have been 1861) and a detachment
from General Lew Wallace's army had reached Smithland, Ky., along the
Dover Road. The man in charge was the Reverend John Rulaford Fleming,
who had freed his slaves and joined the Union forces. He was a native
Lyon countian, his family still remaining there.

! "On this particular occasion his wife, Isabella (Peek) Fleming, had the
good fortune of meeting him there with their infant baby (Madora
Adeline, the mother of the author of this article) who was two months
old. She had ridden there by horseback, accompanied by a former slave who
helped with the new baby. The mother's prized attire--a dress
skirt--is now on loan to the Market House Museum in Paducah and may be
viewed there

! "The event was a joyous one and the happenings of this meeting hold
treasured memories which have been told and retold to the generations
which followed. This quest of adventure and command of men was to
lead to Shiloh over the Dover Road, where Grant's men had been camping.
It was the leader's task, a man who had left his position as a Methodist
minister, with conviction and compulsion, to accompany this mission for the
Union.

! "Leaving Smithland he marched his men, and reached Gum Springs
Baptist Church by nightfall. Here he conducted a prayer meeting, and
they rested and camped until morning.

! "On the second day there was an advance of about 16 miles, when they
reached the cross roads of the Dover Road and stopped at a small
community then known as Nickellville, the name bearing relation to the
families Undisclosed there by that name. It consisted of a country store and a
few homes.

! "After resting and refreshing themselves as best as they could the men
took the train again to proceed to Golden Pond. This was the last sojourn
before pursuing the remaining stretch of road to Dover, Tennessee and
finally to Shiloh where the battle occurred. The heaviest losses for both
sides were there.

! "In three years the war was over-in 1865. The men came home. There
was much to be done toward reconstruction."

! "On February 5, 1862 John R. is wounded. On February 8, 1862 he
tenders his resignation from the regiment. I obtained a copy of John's file
from the U.S. Pension Agency, dated June 28, 1896 which states" John R.
Fleming, lst Lt of 20 KY, who was a pensioner of this Agency under
Certificate No. 351432 and who was last paid $24 to 1st of November
1895, has been dropped because of death, December 20, 1895."

!After John R. died on December 20, 1895, hia wife, Isabella, filed for the
pension on John R. on November 28, 1902 until November 24, 1914 when
the Department of the Interior dropped Isabella from the pension rolls due
to her death on August 21, 1914. On July 20, 1897 J.M. Smith, Clerk of
the Lyon county Court filed an affidavit for Isabella's petition for her
Widow's Pension stating that "Mrs. Isabella Fleming is assessed for
Taxation for same year of 1897 with 181 acres of land (value $605) and
personal property of $34 making a total of $639."

! The 20th Regiment was mustered in on January 6, 1862 and mustered out
on January 17, 1865.

!Andrew Hinshaw letter to son of Eugene Thomas Fleming
Mr. John David Fleming
450 Forest Road
Benton, KY 42025 Telephone 270.354.6519
Email flemco@vci.net

!Dear John:

! Thanks for the Fleming information you sent to me. It is both enlightening
and helpful.

!1.Referring first to your cover letter (email) of December 4, 1998
paragraphs 5 & 6. The Rulaford name came from my mother's writings and
original notes, see attached.

! I failed to notice the discrepancy you pointed out between my mother's
"Rulaford" notation that Rulaford was his mother's maiden name and the
later information about her g-grandfather, David Fleming married Martha
(Patsy) Russell.

! Adding further confusion is that one of John R. Fleming's sons (Edward
Gyer Fleming) had a son named George Ruleford (sic) Fleming.

! Further complicating this situation are the following notes received
from you "Information in Carroll Co. Tenessee Court House show that
David lost his land at the Court House door to settle a tax lien. Evidence
suggests that his first wife, MARTHA HAD DIED PRIOR TO THIS AND HE HAD
REMARRIED. Looking at Census records in TN for 1820 & 1830 show a 15
year difference between husband and wife, However in 1840 there is
a 20 year difference. If David did marry twice, the second wife's maiden
name could have been RULAFORD/RULEFORD.

John married Isabella A._(Mary) Peek on 18 Jul 1854 in Crittenden, County, KY. Isabella (daughter of Thomas W. Peek and Frances Marshall) was born on 1 Jun 1834 in Caldwell, County, KY; died on 22 Aug 1914 in Eureka, Lyon County, KY; was buried in Jones Cemetery, Lyon County, KY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

! Isabella's maiden name was misspelled on her Marriage Certificate as
"Peake" - of which there were many such persons in the area.

! The 1900 Lyon County census shows Isabella (Peek) Fleming) Undisclosed in the
household of Thomas Logan Boucher and her daughter, Madora (Dora)
Adeline. Also included were Isabella's grandchildren Lora (12), Josephine
(10), Edgar (4), and Russell (2). They were the children of Mary Belle Koon
(Fleming) who died May 18, 1900). It is not known what happened to their
father, Jefferson Davis Koon.

Notes:

! Joseph was a farmer. He is shown in the 1880 Census as follows:
Joseph ENNIS Self M Male W 32 KY Farmer KY KY
Kate ENNISWife W 30 KY Keeping House KY MD
Minnie ENNIS Dau S Female W 10 KY At Home KY KY
Mary ENNIS Dau S Female W 8 KY At Home KY KY
Wallace ENNIS Son S Male W 6 KY KY KY
William ENNIS Son S Male W 4 KY KY KY
Fayett ENNIS Son S Male W 1 KY KY KY
Eliabeth ENNIS Sister S Female W 18 KY KY KY
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Source Information:
Census PlaceEddyville, Lyon, Kentucky
Family History Library Film 1254430
NA Film Number T9-0430
Page Number 35B

! William Barton Ennis and Elizabeth Gregory, the parents of Joe Ennis
were the maternal grandparents of Mary Ilene Fleming (Hinshaw).

! Lyon county Deed Book H, page 53, 8-23-1883. Joseph Ennis and wife Kate
M. Ennis sell to T.F. Wilborn of Caldwell land in Lyon county on Lick Creek.
Ennis owed money on land to James Lewis.

! Deed Book J, page 234, 12-12-1887. Joseph Ennis and wife Kate M. Ennis
sell to B.F. Skinner of Lyon county 224 acres on the east bank of the
Cumberland River. This is land conveyed to Ennis by H.C. Marshall
11-19-1884 and is the land Ennis lives on.

!From notes of Mary Ilene (Fleming) Hinshaw, granddaughter of Joseph
Ennis.

! Joe Ennis' sister Ruth married a Harley, another sister married Sam
Harp, a brother Dave married Anna Holmes, another brother Will married
Lizzie Chandler. The same line of Chandler's married into the Fleming's
further down. Nothing more is known about Ruth, Dave, or Will.

! Through the Church's came a line of Malloy's. There was a noted
physican Malloy, a daughter of a Malloy (Tal?) married a Henson There
was another sister, Madey Malloy, whose daughter married Willie Lewis,
son of A.B. Lewis who killed Ed Riley.

Joseph married Kate Montgomery Church. Kate was born in 1850 in KY; died in 1931. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

! Kate first married Joseph Hascip. He was born 1847 and died 1915. They
had one child, John Hascip who married Dorliska Dora Hiscock

! Kate married second to Joseph Ennis. Her first son born with Joseph
Ennis, Wallace Willborn Ennis married Maude Lockey Haslip, the daughter of
John Halcip and Dorliska Dora Hiscock - daughter of John Haslip the son of
Kate Montgomery's first marriage to Joseph Haslip.

Notes:

! David is the oldest positive record of a Fleming as an ancestor.

! His father could be Peter Fleming, James Fleming David Fleming or Robert
Fleming. Some records indicate that David C. was born in Virginia as well as
was Martha Russell.

! Sept 4, 1809, David Fleming is listed having land on Wilson Creek, on North
Side of Duck River, in Bedford Co., Tennessee. There is a state park there
now. Deed book F pg 402, shows David Fleming as a occupant claim, May
17, 1810.

! David C & Martha (Patsey) Russell Fleming, last known residing in Carroll
Co., Tenn, in the 1840 Census
=======================
David C. Fleming is listed in the 1820 Bedford County, TN Census and other
Flemings which may be related. Undisclosed in David's household were two males
under 10 years old (Robert & David M.), one male 16-25, one male 26-44
(David C.), three females under 10 years old (Sarah J., Mary E., & Catherine
N.), one female 26-44 (Martha). Also one female slave 14-25, one female
and one male slave to 13 years.
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! FLEMING David C. 13 29 pg01.txt
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FLEMING James 10 7 pg01.txt
FLEMING James 11 6 pg01.txt
FLEMING Samuel 45 2 pg39.txt
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The 1830 Carroll County, TN Census also lists David C. Fleming
From 1840 Carroll County, TN Census. Only the sex and approximate dates
of persons Undisclosed in the household are listed.
Columns are:...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
! Fleming, D. C. 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 60-70 0 0 1 1 1 0 1
3- one male 10-15 years old Born 1825-1830 - This is John R.
4- onemale 15-20 years old Born 1820-1825 - This is Alfred
8- onemale 50-100 years old Born before 1790 - Father David
11- onefemale 10-15 years old Born 1825-1830 - Catherine Nancy
12- onefemale 15-20 years old Born 1820-1825 - Unknown child
13- onefemale 20-30 years old Born 1810-1820 - Mary Elizabeth
15- one female 40-50 years old Born 1790-1800 - Second wife Unknown
Rulaford.

! Son Robert would have been 25 years old and left the household.
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!David Fleming married Martha (Patsy) Russell on 10-3-1803 in
Oglethorpe County, GA. The date of this marriage would indicate David was
born in approximately 1780. and Martha in 1785.

! Information in Carroll County, Tenessee Court House show that David lost
his land at the Court House door to settle a tax lien. Evidence suggests
that his first wife, MARTHA HAD DIED AND HE HAD REMARRIED. Looking at
Census records in TN for 1820 & 1830 show a 15 year difference between
husband and wife. However in 1840 there is a 20 year difference.

! Suspicion: Martha had died, the two boys could (20 & 25) were old enough
to work. Mary was 16, old enough to help around the house and take care of
12 year old Catherine. The first record of John Rulaford Fleming is in the
1850 Caldwell County, KY Census showing him Undisclosed in the household of
William and Catherine Roberts, he was 20 years old. Was he sent to
live/work with "others" when his Mother died?

! If David did marry twice, the second wife's maiden name was RULAFORD
because writings of Mary Ilene Fleming stated that John Rulaford Fleming
was named after his Mother.

! 1850 Census, Caldwell Co., KY, Sept. 26, 1850 dwelling 825; family 825:
Page 21; William Roberts; age 22; laborer; born Tennessee; wife Catherine,
Robert, George W., Robert; age 5; John Fleming; age 20; laborer; born
Tennessee. (This is the John Rulaford Fleming shown above.)

!FLEMING SURNAME HISTORY
by Paul McCotter

!The majority of Irish Flemings must descend from the many individual
Flemings who settled throughout the Anglo-Norman colonial area at the
time of the invasion. Certainly the name occurs in virtually every colonial
county in the Justiciary Rolls of the period 1295-1314. A particularly
important family of the name were lords of Slane in County Meath.

!The surname is scattered throughout Ireland and those in the three
southern provinces certainly descend in general from settlers of the
Anglo-Norman period. In Ulster most Flemings must descend from
seventeenth century Scottish settlers, Fleming being a leading Scottish
surname although ultimately of the same origin as the Irish name.

David married Martha (Patsy) Russell on 3 Oct 1803 in Oglethorpe, County, GA. Martha was born in 1792 in VA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

! Thomas' middle name may have been "Wilson"

! From notes of Mary Ilene Fleming "the Peeks and Marshalls came from
Virginia in a covered wagon - bringing their money in a meal sack_ stopped
in Eddyville (lyon County) KY and the ten sons opened a bank."

!Owner of real estate.

!Book: 203 WILL OF THOMAS W. PEEK. 18 Mar 1860
Of rational mind but weak in body. A patent granted to Daniel JARRETT
from Commonwealth of KY, now in my possession, to be handed to Thomas
J. PEEK for the use and benefit of my daughter Nancy E. JARRETT & her
bodily heirs.

! All moneys now on hand, all notes, due and demands due me shall be
controlled by my beloved wife Frances. S. PEEK during her natural life after
paying all my debts.

! My son John W. PEEK to pay to my estate all calms against him when an
equal division of my estate is made and in case of his death, the amount
that may be coming to his share to be discounted by what may be due my
estate.

! My daughter Ellen & her husband Thomas JARRETT to have $1 out of my
estate. My daughter Isabella FLEMING to have my small bay mare and
increase.

! My son R.M. PEEK to have my bay horse colt called Charley.

! My beloved wife Frances S. PEEK to have all my stock of horses, cattle,
hogs, sheep, in a word -all my stock of every character not disposed of by
this will; also all my farming utensils, wagons, ploughs. gears &c, hay,
fodder, wheat ~ provisions on hand during her natural life only & said
property not to be traded unless it is thought best to the furtherance of
the interest of my estate.

! At the death of my wife, my estate to be sold upon a credit of 12 months
and the proceeds collected and paid to my children equally, John W.,
Thomas J., Benjamin, Nancy JARRETT, Isabella FLEMING, Gabriella TOSH, R.M.
PEEK, Frances PEEK and their heirs.

! To my son R.M. PEEK, my silver mounted rifle gun. To my son Thomas J.
PEEK, my rifle gun called old greasy

! Appoint Mr. James H. LEECH and my son Thomas J. PEEK executors.
/S/ Thomas W. PEEK. Wit: T.L McNARY, J.A. KING, J.H. LEECH. Proven by
oaths of T.L McNARY and J.H. LEECH and rec. 15 Apr 1861.

Thomas married Frances Marshall about 1811. Frances (daughter of George M. Marshall and Naomi "Nancy" Vardeman) was born on 9 Nov 1799 in Scott, County, KY; died on 28 Jan 1872 in Eddyville, Lyon County, KY, Maybe Caldwell?; was buried in Adamson Cemetery, Caldwell, Co., KY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Francs Marsdhall married Thomas W. of the Peek Family (sometimes Peak).
Thomas b. 7-13-1780, d. 3-1860 in Caldwell, Co. VA. They are both buried
in Adamson Cemetery, Caldwell Co. KY.

!Frances' headstone places date of birth in 1799 instead of other sources
indicating 1800 and confirms her death date as 1-29-1872.

!Also married into the Peek family is my g-g grandfather John R. Fleming
who married Isabella A. Peek, daughter of Thomas W.