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William Berlyn Fleming's U.S. Navy Discharge
Photograph of the document certifying that Electrician's Mate First Class William Berlyn Fleming was honorably discharged from the Navy in Bainbridge, Maryland, on October 7, 1945.
Sisters Jeanine, Betty, and Charlotte Wolverton
The sisters were daughters of Guy Spiker and Bertha Arbella (Link) Wolverton from Woodstock.
Identified (l to r) are: Jeanine, Betty and Charlotte.
Jeanine married Ted Paul Fleming (1927-2006) and had at least two children.
Betty never…
Identified (l to r) are: Jeanine, Betty and Charlotte.
Jeanine married Ted Paul Fleming (1927-2006) and had at least two children.
Betty never…
Harry Lee Fleming, Sr.
Portrait photograph of Harry Lee Fleming, Sr., as a young man.
Harry was the son of Irl Theophulus and Viola (Bly) Fleming and step son of Edith (Gochenour) Fleming.
His wife was Helen Louise (Didawick) Fleming (1928-2010). The couple raised…
Harry was the son of Irl Theophulus and Viola (Bly) Fleming and step son of Edith (Gochenour) Fleming.
His wife was Helen Louise (Didawick) Fleming (1928-2010). The couple raised…
Carl and Madeline (Long) Fleming With Children
Photograph of the Fleming family from Mt. Jackson.
Identified are (l to r): Carl W. Fleming, Jr., his father, Carl W. Fleming, Sr., Thomas R. Fleming, Helen "Peggy" (Fleming) Hawkins, and her mother, Madeline K. (Long) Fleming.
Carl was the…
Identified are (l to r): Carl W. Fleming, Jr., his father, Carl W. Fleming, Sr., Thomas R. Fleming, Helen "Peggy" (Fleming) Hawkins, and her mother, Madeline K. (Long) Fleming.
Carl was the…
Alma, Helen, & Ruth Saum
Photograph of three sisters: (from l to r) Alma Virginia (Saum) Chapman, Helen (Saum) Hockman, and Ruth (Saum) Fleming.
Their parents were Joseph Leslie and Elizabeth (Keller) Saum.
Their father was a farmer from the Saumsville area near…
Their parents were Joseph Leslie and Elizabeth (Keller) Saum.
Their father was a farmer from the Saumsville area near…
Jeannine (Wolverton) Fleming
Portrait photograph of Jeannine (Wolverton) Fleming as a young woman.
From Woodstock, she was the daughter of Guy Spiker and Bertha Arabella (Link) Wolverton.
She married Ted Paul Fleming (1927-2006) and had at least two children.
From Woodstock, she was the daughter of Guy Spiker and Bertha Arabella (Link) Wolverton.
She married Ted Paul Fleming (1927-2006) and had at least two children.
Jeannine (Wolverton) Fleming
Portrait photograph of Jeannine (Wolverton) Fleming as a young woman.
Her parents were Guy Spiker and Bertha Arbella (Link) Wolverton from Woodstock.
She had two sisters, Betty Wolverton and Charlotte (Wolverton) Snyder.
She married Ted…
Her parents were Guy Spiker and Bertha Arbella (Link) Wolverton from Woodstock.
She had two sisters, Betty Wolverton and Charlotte (Wolverton) Snyder.
She married Ted…
Harry Lee Fleming, Sr. and Everett Wisman
Photo of a photograph of two young friends. On the left is Harry Lee Fleming, Sr. and on the right is Everett Wisman.
"Helen Didawick"
The name, "Helen Didawick" is written on the glass plate of this image. This portrait is either of Helen Didawick Fleming or her sister, Betty Didawick Newland.
Carl and Madelyn (Long) Fleming
Carl Washington Fleming and his wife, Madelyn (Long) Fleming shown standing together in front of a porch.
Carl was the son of George W. and Bertie A. (Hawkins) Fleming. Madelyn was the daughter of Frank A. and Margaret G. Long.
They married in…
Carl was the son of George W. and Bertie A. (Hawkins) Fleming. Madelyn was the daughter of Frank A. and Margaret G. Long.
They married in…
Edith (Gochenour) Fleming
Portrait of Edith Gochenour Fleming as a young woman.
Edith was the daughter of Calvin and Alice B. (Wendle) Gochenour, a farming couple on Fairview Road near Woodstock. She was one of at least thirteen children.
Edith was in her mid-thirties…
Edith was the daughter of Calvin and Alice B. (Wendle) Gochenour, a farming couple on Fairview Road near Woodstock. She was one of at least thirteen children.
Edith was in her mid-thirties…
Prize Winning Bull
Photograph showing from left Joe Fleming, Henry Dyke, and Mike Cook with Cook's prize winning bull at the 1982 Shenandoah County Fair.