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First of all let me say that I am NOT related to this family. My name is Tami Ramsey and I'm Pres. of the Pulaski Co. Genealogy Club and I was researching this line for one of our new members and thought it might benefit all of you as well.
Pulaski County FLEEMAN Records
Chancery Book 3 Page 75
H.L. Stone vs John FLEEMAN March 23, 1887
This cause having been settled as fare as the complainants judgment is concerned and he having no further interest in this suit the same dismissed as to him and on motion of R.L. Gardner who claims to be a judgment creditor of the debts it is ordered that this cause be retained in the docket and presented for the benefit and at the expense of said R.L. Gardner.
Deed Book 11, Page 357
This deed made the 15th day of March 1886 between Andrew L. Ingles and Julia his wife of Pulaski County in the State of Virginia, of the first part and John FLEEMAN of the second part, Witnesseth that in consideration of one thousand dollars the said parties of the first part do grant unto the party of the second part with covenants of general warranty all that certain tract or parcel of land situated in the County of Pulaski and the State of Virginia on the waters of the New River containing seventy seven and a half acres. More or less bounded as follows; Beginning at the sycamore on the bank of the New River, hence up the river S.45. E.57. poles to the Still-House branch. S.25. E.42 poles S.15. E.69. poles to a bunch of willows on the river bank, thence leaving the river and with the division line; between, A.L. Ingles and E.M. Ingles; North 82 W. 181 poles to two Black Oaks; W. 21 poles to a black oak (Farmers Corner) N 67. E 42 poles to a cedar N. 52, E 74 poles to four white oaks, saplings and N. 18 E. 44 ½ poles to the beginning. Together with the appurtenances. The vendors expressly retain a lien upon the land hereby conveyed to secure the payment of the unpaid purchase money. Witness the following signatures and seals.
A.L. Ingles Seal
Julia Ingles Seal
Virginia Pulaski County to Wit:
I, William H. Davis a Commissioner in Chancery of the Circuit Court in and for the County aforesaid do certify that this day Andrew L. Ingles whose name is signed to the writings hereto annexed bearing date on the fifteenth day of March 1886 has acknowledged the same before me in my said county. Given under my hand this 19th day of April 1886
William H. Davis
Deed Book 11, Page 362
This deed made this first day of October 1887 between John FLEEMAN and Elizabeth Jane FLEEMAN his wife (John FLEEMAN and Elizabeth J. Burton were married by C. Long on July 7, 1853 in Pulaski County, VA), of the first part and John Hampton Carper of the second part, Witnesseth that the parties of the first part in consideration of sixteen hundred and fifty dollars ($1650) seven hundred dollars of which has been paid cash in hand the receipt whereof is herby acknowledged and for the residue the party of the second part has executed his bonds to the said John FLEEMAN as follows. One bond for three hundred dollars payable on or before the first day of December 1887. . One bond for four hundred dollars payable on or before the first day of December 1888. The other and last for five hundred and fifty dollars payable on or before the first day of December 1889. All of which bonds are dated on the 13th day of September 1887 and bear interest from date; do grant deed and convey unto the party of the second part with covenants of general warranty all that certain tract or parcel of land situated in the County of Pulaski and the State of Virginia on the waters of the New River containing seventy seven and a half acres. More or less bounded as follows; Beginning at the sycamore on the bank of the New River, hence up the river S.45. E.57. poles to the Still-House branch. S.25. E.42 poles S.15. E.69. poles to a bunch of willows on the river bank, thence leaving the river and with the division line; between, A.L. Ingles and E.M. Ingles; North 82 W. 181 poles to two Black Oaks; W. 21 poles to a black oak (Farmers Corner) N 67. E 42 poles to a cedar N. 52, E 74 poles to four white oaks, saplings and N. 18 E. 44 ½ poles to the beginning. Together with the appurtenances. The vendors expressly retain a lien upon the land hereby conveyed to secure the payment of the unpaid purchase money. Witness the following signatures and seals.
John FLEEMAN Seal
E.J. FLEEMAN Seal
Virginia Pulaski County to Wit:
This certifies that this day John FLEEMAN whose name is signed to the foregoing deed bearing date October 1st 1887. Acknowledged the same before me in my said county and afterwards E.J. FLEEMAN the wife of said John FLEEMAN whose name above with his is signed to the said deed.
Deed Book 8 Page 40
John FLEEMAN sold a Red Cow to C.S. Frazier for $12.50 March 5, 1880
Deed Book 8 Page 128
July 16, 1880 John FLEEMAN and E.J. his wife bought land from Chester B. King
North side of McAdam Road on the McAdamized road bounded by J.F. Colley, J. Andrews, Bryson 28 acres at $15.00 per acre
Deed Book 8 Page 336
July 10, 1880 John FLEEMAN and E.J. his wife bought land from Nathan C. Farmer Beginning at a hickory corner to G.C. Morehead and running N.3 East 73 ½ poles to Brysens corner and thence s 89 ½ E 16 poles 12 ½ licks thence S 5 E 80 poles to a rock in the McAdamized road thence S 75 W 20 poles to the beginning containing eleven acres and 11 poles the consideration then being $15.00 per acre ..
Deed Book 28 Page 421
December 10, 1903 - Mattie E. FLEEMAN and A.S. FLEEMAN, her husband, purchased 1 acre on the west Newbern-Pulaski Road from Louvinia J. Frost Bounded by Charles McGill on the east, C.E. Phelps on the North, adjoining the land of Mrs. Katie R. Fagg
Deed Book 7 Page 154
August 27, 1898 John FLEEMAN bought 149 acres from Isaac Hudson (he apparently purchased this land at public auction) on the McAdam Road Bounded by Miss Barton Howe Morehead, Dunlap
Deed Book 7 Page 393
August 27, 1879 John FLEEMAN and his wife Elizabeth J. FLEEMAN and Haven Howe (This could be Haven B. Howe because his initials are H.B. at the end of the deed-Haven B. Howe married Kate M. Cloyd Apr. 16, 1873) and his wife Kate M. of the first part sold 71 acres and fourteen poles to Stephen Bryson for $1065 Bounded by Morehead, James T. King, Dunlap
The 1860 Pulaski County, Virginia Census
121. FLEEMAN, Elizabeth 64 Housekeeper 60 MD
Crowel, Joseph 51 Farmer 2000 150 VA
Crowel, Robert 9
Saddler, Gordon 29 Farmer 249
214. FLEEMAN, Joseph 38 Laborer 50
Alice 38
Mary A. 18
Duke W. 12
Sarah S. 11
Nancy C. 9
William C. 4
David W. 2
166. FLEEMAN, John 29 Carpenter 200
Elizabeth C. 24
James 5
Ellis 4
Frances 68
FLEEMAN Marriages in Pulaski County
FLEEMAN, David W. age 23 (Occupation Farmer-Born in Pulaski Co., VA-Parents J. & K. FLEEMAN)
Harper, Sarah H. age 21 (Born in Franklin Co. VA Parents W.W. & K.E. Harper)
Marriage Date: 15 Aug 1883
By: Wm. H. Price, Minister
Page: 33 Line:38
FLEEMAN, Jno. H. age 26(Occupation Farmer-Born in Pulaski Co., VA-Parents J. & K. FLEEMAN)
Lawson, Nancy K. (Born in Pulaski Co.-Parents W.R. & W.L. Lawson)
Marriage Date: 23 Oct 1890
By: Crockett Simpkins, Minister
Page: 48 Line:86
FLEEMAN, Albert S. age 26 (Occupation Carpenter-Born in Pulaski Co., VA-Parents John & E. FLEEMAN)
Tabor, Mattie E. age 20 (Born in Pulaski Co. Parents C.W. & J.E. Tabor)
Marriage Date: 25 Aug 1897
By: W. W. Hicks, Minister
Page: 68 Line:56
Owens, James E. age 24 (Occupation Farmer Born in Roanoke County, VA Parents G. & N. Owens)
FLEEMAN, Mary E. age 22 20 (Born in Henry Co. Parents James & K. FLEEMAN)
27 Mar 1867
By: D. B. Ewing
Page: 7 Line:66
Kirkner, Hammett age 26 (Occupation Farmer Born in Pulaski County Parents J.C. & M. Kirkner
FLEEMAN, Kate M. age 25 (Born in Pulaski Co., VA-Parents J. & J. E. FLEEMAN)
Marriage Date: 05 Dec 1883
By: Pitt Woodroof, Minister
Page: 34 Line:68
Dillihey, C. S. age 38 (Occupation Farmer Born in NC Parents B. & Leah Dillihey)
FLEEMAN, E. T. age 26 (Born in Pulaski Co., VA-Parents John & Jane FLEEMAN)
Marriage Date: 31 Jan 1884
By: J. M. Luck, Minister
Page: 35 Line:8
Hale, Wm. Age 52 Widower (Occupation Blacksmith-Born in Franklin Co., VA Parents T. & R. Hale)
FLEEMAN, Sarah age 29 (Born in Pulaski Co., VA-Parents J. & ___ FLEEMAN)
Marriage Date: 20 Aug 1885
By: J. W. Banks, Minister
Page: 37 Line:38
Lane, J.E.W. age 22 (Occupation Wagon Maker Born in Pulaski Co., VA Parents J.W. & Mary Lane)
FLEEMAN, H.F. age 23 (Born in Franklin Co. VA Parents Thomas & Sarah FLEEMAN)
Marriage Date: 30 June 1858
By: Wm. M. Kerr
Page 3 Line:32
Fink Samuel. Age 21 (Occupation Farmer-Born in Pulaski Co., VA Parents Peter & Feby Fink)
FLEEMAN, Sarah A. age 15 (Born in Pulaski Co., VA-Parents Thomas & Sarah FLEEMAN)
Marriage Date: 3 Aug 1854
By: A.G. Worley, Minister
Page: 1 Line:12
Pulaski County, VA FLEEMAN Births
John E. FLEEMAN Page 6 Line 23 Born December 24, 1854 Father John FLEEMAN, Occupation Carpenter, Mother Elizabeth
John FLEEMAN Page 39 Line 9 Born July 22, 1865 Father Joseph FLEEMAN, Occupation Farmer, Mother Kesiah
John W. FLEEMAN Page 28 Line 34 Born June 26, 1860 Father John FLEEMAN, Occupation Carpenter, Mother Elizabeth J.
Hosiah Anne FLEEMAN (Female) Page 32 Line 42 Born February 15, 1861 Father Joseph FLEEMAN, Occupation Laborer, Mother Keriah Reported by neighbor W.M. Hudson
Mary M.C. FLEEMAN (Female) Page 20 Line 19 Born May 26, 1858 Father John FLEEMAN, Occupation Carpenter, Mother Elizabeth
Noel L. FLEEMAN Page 38 Line 15 Born December 5, 1864 Father John FLEEMAN, Occupation Carpenter, Mother Elizabeth (In the reported by area it has By J.F. FLEEMAN, father)
Ollie FLEEMAN (Female) Page 45 Line 16 Born January 1, 1867 Father John FLEEMAN, Occupation Carpenter, Mother Elizabeth J.
Death Book 2
FLEEMAN, Thomas died February 13, 1855 of apolosey in Pulaski County, VA
57 and 1 month old born in Henry County, VA Fathers name Thomas FLEEMAN-Widow was the informant
FLEEMAN, L.L. died April 22m 1862 of fever in Pulaski County, VA
Age 12 years and 9 months J. FLEEMAN Father
1902 Voter Registration for Pulaski County
Name: FLEMAN A.S.
Date Of Birth: August 21, 1871
Age:31
Occupation:Carpenter
Residence:Pulaski
Length Of Residence In State:31
In County:31
In Precinct:8
Race:W
Precinct: East Ward
Magisterial District: Pulaski
County: Pulaski
MISC. Records
Obituary Source:Roanoke Times Newspaper
TABOR, Sylvia FLEEMAN, 82, of Narrows, died at her home Tuesday, February 1,
2000. A lifelong resident of Giles County, she was born on February 7, 1917
and was the daughter of the late Joseph Houston and Gertrude Caperton
FLEEMAN. She was a member of the First Christian Church (Disciples of
Christ) and the Lakeland Chapter #74 O.E.S., both of Narrows. She is
survived by her husband, James E. Tabor, Narrows; two sons and their wives,
James H. and Mary Lee Tabor, Narrows, Tommy and Melanie Tabor, Sylvia, N.C.;
a daughter and her husband, Betty Grey and T. C. Davis, Auburn, Ala.; a
sister and her husband, Louise and Woody Butler, Narrows; her grandchildren,
Heather Sharp and her husband, Wesley, Asheville, N.C., Ada and Maija Tabor,
Sylvia, N.C., Kermit and Derek Davis, Auburn, Ala.; several nieces and
nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday, February 5, 2000 at 2 p.m.
in the First Christian Church in Narrows with Rev. Chris Michael
officiating. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery, Narrows. The family
will receive friends at Riffe's in Narrows, Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. The
family has suggested that those who are going to send memorials, please
consider the Ronald McDonald House, 2224 Jefferson Street, S.E., Roanoke, VA
24014 or the First Christian Church, Ladies Bible Class Fund, P.O. Box 441,
Narrows, VA 24124.
Pierce FLEEMAN
SSN 229-05-4927 Residence: 24382 Wytheville, Wythe, VA
Born 23 Apr 1920 Last Benefit: 24301 Pulaski, Pulaski, VA
Died Apr 1980 Issued: VA (Before 1951)
John FLEEMAN
Enlisted as a Private on 09 September 1861 in Newbern, VA
Enlisted in Company F, 54th Infantry Regiment Virginia on 09 September 1861
Wounded on 31 October 1863
POW on 20 July 1864 at Atlanta, GA
Confined on 01 August 1864 at Camp Douglas, IL
Source: The Virginia Regimental Histories Series. (VA Roster C) Published in 1987
FLEEMAN, Luke T. died Jan 16, 1865 at Camp Chase, OH POW-Taken prisoner near Atlanta on July 20, 1864-Member of 54th VA Inf.
Sidney FLEEMAN
Age: 38 State: VA Census 1910
Color: W Enumeration District: 0050
Birth Place: Virginia Visit: 0262
County: Pulaski
Relation: Head of Household
Other Residents: Relation Name Age Birth Place
Wife Matte 33 Virginia
Son Lundray 11 Virginia
Daughter Jamie 09 Virginia
Daughter Aones 06 Virginia
Son John 03 Virginia
Daughter Ellen NR Virginia
SW Times, Pulaski Co. VA Obituary dated April 22, 1962
Charles Edward FLEEMAN, 50, died in a Johnson City TN Veterans Hospital Saturday evening. He is survived by one son Charles FLEEMAN, Jr. of High Point, NC and three brothers and three sisters. The body will arrive in Pulaski at a later date and remain at Stricklers pending arrangements.
(*Note-He is buried in Thornspring Cemetery along with Albert Sidney and Mattie FLEEMAN)
Thornspring Cemetery
FLEEMAN, Albert Sidney (Father) Born August 21, 1871 Died December 28, 1931
FLEEMAN, Mattie Ellen Tabor Born July 28, 1877 Died October 31, 1960
FLEEMAN, Charles E. (VA WWII) Born April 10, 1910 Died April 16, 1962
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