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Perthshire / Re: Where is Cragganfearne? Looking for info on the Laird - Fleming
« on: Wednesday 25 November 09 03:44 GMT (UK)  »
Has there been any further information verified about the Flemings?  I also descend from the Flemings and am new to RootsChat.  I was given the same information that is now being questioned.

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Perthshire / Re: Laird of Cragganfearne Fleming
« on: Wednesday 25 November 09 02:24 GMT (UK)  »
I am new to RootsChat.com, and I am also a descendant of Alexander Fleming and Jean Stewart.  I am trying to document my information, and I would be glad to see whether you and I could help each other in any way.  My grandmother gave me a typewritten narrative of our family's emigration from Scotland, and you may also have a copy of the same document.  My husband and I went to see Cragganfern several years ago (could not walk over the fields due to Hoof and Mouth disease, though), but we did see the tomestone of the minister who blessed them before they left on their journey.

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Perthshire / Re: Families in Tulliemet(Flemings,Camerons etc)
« on: Wednesday 25 November 09 02:07 GMT (UK)  »
I am new to Rootschat, and  I am interested in the Flemings, my ancestors, who lived at Cragganfearn.  I do not understand all of your references and terminology, though.  What are:
RPC    Reformed Presbyterian Church?
NAS    National Archives of Scotland?
What is a Fencible List?
Where did you locate a Tenancy List of 1707?
Where did you locate a Blair tenancy list?
I am very interested in your information.  I am trying to go back and list the sources for my data, and I have little information further back than Laird of Cragganfearn, b. abt. 1730 -- no spouse, no given name, no information about siblings.
 I have over 2000 names in Family Tree Maker, but I just looked and I have no "Camerons", I am sorry to say.  I do have a book "Braes o' Tullymet" by Jane M. Banner that lists an Alex Cameron, a blacksmith, who develops a plow.

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