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Gordon Cemetery

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Love County, Oklahoma

Submitted by © Shirley Bray


Phebe D. [Hall] Fleming



Birth: Oct. 13, 1844 Lincoln County Tennessee, USA Death: Jan. 7, 1917 Love County Oklahoma, USA

This individual was not found on any of the burial lists and no tombstone was found for her in the cemetery.

D/O George C. Hall

W/O Andrew J. Fleming

Children of Andrew and Phebe Fleming: James Andrew Fleming Eliza C. Fleming Sallie Fleming Samuel Fleming Unidentified Fleming Alexander Fleming

[Source: Polly Farrell, descendant, provided LDS records submitted by Cloma Estell Fleming (d/o James Fleming).]

Spouse: Andrew J. Fleming (1826 - 1898)*

Children: Sallie Fleming (1876 - 1895)*



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