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Spouse: Ela James ZIMMERMAN. Ela James ZIMMERMAN and Lillian Josephine FITZGERALD were married on Jan 26, 1918 in Harrison County, Missouri.987 Children were: Living, Living.
Living.
Spouse: Mary A. BERTRAM "Mollie".
Living.
Spouse: Ida Gertrude MCKENZIE. William Ernis FLACH and Ida Gertrude MCKENZIE were married on Sep 8, 1945.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Spouse: Milton GUNNELS. Milton GUNNELS and Isabella (Bell) FLANAGAN were married on Jul 30, 1868. Children were: Living, Living.
Sarah Ann FLANAGAN988 was born in 1842. She died on Mar 29, 1930 in Overton County, Tennessee. She was buried in Ogletree Cemetery. Parents: Living and Living.
Spouse: James P. GUNNELS. James P. GUNNELS and Sarah Ann FLANAGAN were married on Dec 10, 1868. Children were: Alice GUNNELS, Zula GUNNELS, Melissa GUNNELS, Lafayette Stark GUNNELS, John Allen GUNNELS.
Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Sarah Ann FLANAGAN, Living.
Living was born in 1915 in Scott Co., VA. Parents: Living and Florence Kiser MUSICK.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.
Spouse: Living.
Spouse: Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.
Living was born in 1917 in Scott Co., VA. Parents: Living and Florence Kiser MUSICK.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married in 1938. Children were: Living, Living, Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Living was born in 1894 in Scott Co., VA.
Spouse: Florence Kiser MUSICK. Patrick Hagan FLANARY and Florence Kiser MUSICK were married in 1914. Children were: Living, Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.
Living.
Spouse: Harold Wesley SEE.
Living was born.50 He was christened.50
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married.50 They were engaged.50
Living was born.55 Parents: F. M. FLATT.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married.
F. M. FLATT was born WFT Est. 1846-1903.55 He died WFT Est. 1886-1979.55
Children were: Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Living was born in 1907. Parents: Elbert FLEMING and Roxie KISER.
Living. Parents: Kenas Farrell FLEMING and Lydia Ann DEEL.
Agnes FLEMING68 died UNKNOWN. She was born in 1901. Parents: Floyd FLEMING and Margaret Violet "Vi" COLLEY.
Spouse: J. C. MULLINS. J. C. MULLINS and Agnes FLEMING were married UNKNOWN.
Alfred FLEMING68 died UNKNOWN. He was born in 1903. He was born about 1905. Parents: Elbert FLEMING and Roxie KISER. Parents: .
Spouse: Pauline GRIZZLE. Alfred FLEMING and Pauline GRIZZLE were married UNKNOWN.
Living was born. Parents: Floyd FLEMING and Margaret Violet "Vi" COLLEY.
Living was born. Parents: Floyd FLEMING and Margaret Violet "Vi" COLLEY.
Living. Parents: Kenas Farrell FLEMING and Lydia Ann DEEL.
Aubrey FLEMING68 died UNKNOWN. He was born in 1903. Parents: Floyd FLEMING and Margaret Violet "Vi" COLLEY.
Spouse: Alice WRIGHT. Aubrey FLEMING and Alice WRIGHT were married UNKNOWN.
Living. Parents: Kenas Farrell FLEMING and Lydia Ann DEEL.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.
Casa Blanca "Ank" FLEMING68 was born in 1877. He died on May 14, 1937.
Spouse: Alafair COLLEY. Casa Blanca "Ank" FLEMING and Alafair COLLEY were married UNKNOWN. Children were: Pocahontas FLEMING, Roberta S. FLEMING, Lonnie J. "Jim" FLEMING, Thomas Habern "Tom" FLEMING, Myrtle B. FLEMING, Lina FLEMING, Julie V. FLEMING, Mable Edith FLEMING, Living, Living.
Claudius Pridemore FLEMING68 was born on May 6, 1878 in Dickenson Co., VA. He died on Aug 28, 1927 in Clintwood, Dickenson Co., VA. Pridemore Fleming and Harrison Henry Alamander "Al" Fleming seriously
shot each other at Jenkins, KY.
Sheriff Pridemore Fleming died in a gunfight with Jim Sherman Mullins, a fight that killed them both. The gunfight took place at about 5:15 p.m. on August the 28th 1928 on Main Street in Clintwood Virginia in the County of Dickenson. Both of them were Lawmen, I think Jim Mullins was or had been a Marshall.
Editor
The Cumberland Times
Clintwood, Va. 24228
Dear Editor.
As one of the residents of Clintwood who, at the tender age of 12 years, I saw first hand the old and famous shoot-out on Main Street. That could very well the title of this incident as I saw it and heard it on that fateful day. This was a most vivid occurrence and is indelible in our minds in this age. Its intriguing and relevant action is very reminiscent of Dodge City or Tombstone in the gunplay sagas of the old west True as most emotional and fitful pressures happen, it was over almost as soon as the shots rang out I had not remembered the- exact date but was informed by the Honorable Judge, a son of one of the actors, it occurred on August 28, 1927. 1 had turned 12-years-old a week before and will never forget that it truly was a beautiful and balmy evening in late summer at approximately 5:15 p.m., a blast from a .44 caliber weapon echoed against the concrete wall some 300-feet away from our home. We were located on Main Street in Clintwood, and while having supper by the big windows in the. dining room, and from my vantage point. a slight twist on the large blue bench we were seated on, placed me in the direct line of fire of the opposing gunman. As was the case, no one had any thought that an old-long-harbored feud would erupt and come to such a memorable end on this dying fall day. Jim Sherman Mullins and our highly popular County Sheriff, Pridemore Fleming, were at odds over some. miscommunication or gossip that built such hatred about their positions as lawmen. The Sheriff owned the local hotel that lay some 100 steps away from the Courthouse. This Main Street walkway was safeguarded by a 30-inch concrete wall leading to the County Courthouse and a few steps from the hotel. A report to me later by a trusted friend stated that some eight fellows were lined up on the broad wall as was the habit or practice in summer evenings to gather for refreshing stories of the day. Mullins was in the group on the so-called "resting wall" when Fleming, gun in hand, spoke abruptly to the crowd and supposedly said, "Scatter out, boys, me and Sherman are going to have it out" With much tension in the air, the men began to move away from the two parties while Mullins turned and started the ascent to the Court-house columns on the promenade. Evidently the infuriated Sheriff wanted to have it out on the side-walk, but Mullins kept on up the steps. Fleming again accosted Mullins and stated, ‘’turn around, Sherman". Mullins had a point going for him in his cool manner by the integrity of Fleming. Sherman knew Pridemore Flaming would not shoot him in the back as he rose on the steps. After a second call for him to face Fleming, and to no avail. Sheriff Fleming fired into the fourth step of the ascension, calling for him to turn around. Mullins walked to the top of the promenade and instantly jumped behind the large 36" diameter steel column. out of sight. Immediately, his gun was steadied across the right stub arm to fire at Pridemore. A car accident years before had caused a gangrenous arm and amputation was necessary. His arm was off above the Where upon he was supposed to assist Mullins to Dr. Sutherland’s hospital. A friend of mine has the gun to this day. Sherman reeled down the steps, gun in hand, to start the long trek to the hospital two blocks away. On his journey of this last walk, he slowed his pace at the old Post Office building (now Buddy Wallen’s office), and called to Guy Pizzuto, a little Italian friend who witnessed the, fray, and stated, “Guy take my gun, I will never need it anymore". From medical reports of the men, Mullins was supposed to have lived some four hours, While Fleming only lasted approximately 1 1/2 hours. From where I was before, they took Fleming to the hospital. My brother, John Shortt, was the first person to Fleming. From my position, I only saw the firing of the guns and saw Fleming on the sidewalk in a prone position. This saga has been told many times, but it's so depressing as their good and great families settled the area and were most prominent in many fields. Brother John tried to console the wife of Fleming as it was near he hotel and short walk to the scene. Jimmy Dink Hilton, an old timer and a witness to the fracas, received a bullet hole in his white shirt under the arm that was close to his heart, and should he have been a few inches to the left, it would have been fatal! Henry Shortt, my uncle, had for many years a black shoe that held a slug from The 44 of Mullins in the heel. I never knew what became of it Both law enforcement officers, Mullins and Fleming, carried heavy weapons in those days. Not too many years before, I remember many hundreds of folks coming to County Court in the twenties who carried rifles draped across their saddle horns and perhaps some 100 to 130 horses would line the back streets while in session. Some would patronize my grandfather’s blacksmith shop, while in court to have them shod and curried. I had witnessed several incidents of violence with knives and attempted gunfights, but this one stayed in my memory more vivid than did the. others. Then the war; but local events always made their indelible mark, especially when it is neighbor against neighbor. The one impressive memory that has always been an enigma is when these shocking things to the conscience register such deep details. My memory of the delicious homemade vegetable soup and the blackberry cobbler we had for supper on that infamous evening Ayers "Pap" Shortt
Spouse:
Martha Alice COLLEY. Claudius Pridemore
FLEMING and Martha Alice COLLEY were married on Jan 14, 1907 in Dickenson Co.,
VA. Pridemore Fleming was 28 and a Widower and Martha was 17 and
single
when married by J. J. Presley. Martha was Pridemore's second wife. Children
were: Living, Living.
Living was born in 1906. Parents: Floyd FLEMING and Margaret Violet "Vi" COLLEY.
Earl FLEMING68 was born on Mar 24, 1898. He died in 1985.
Spouse: Myrtle Mae WRIGHT. Earl FLEMING and Myrtle
Mae WRIGHT were married on Jul 17, 1918 in Dickenson Co., VA. Tom
Colley
394 County Road 262
Hanceville, Alabama
35077-7302
E-mail: tcolley@@cneti.com
435.Earl Fleming #4882 (227.Rose7, 59.Jasper6, 19.John5, 7.Richard4,
3.Thomas3, 2.Thomas2, 1.Thomas1) b. Mar 24 1898, m. Jul 17 1918, in
Dickenson County, Virginia, Myrtle May Wright #4883, b. Aug 23 1899,
S(F1684.
Children:
iEarl William (Bill) Fleming #4881 m. Carma Fuller #4876,
(daughter of Kilby Evans Fuller #4875 and Ruth Sutherland #4867).
NELL JACKSON FLEMING, 77 of 8456 Clintwood Highway, died Tuesday, Sep
1, 1998, in St. Mary's Hospital, Norton, Va. She was
a retired LPN, nurse at Norton Community Hospital, with 23 years
of service. Survivors include one daughter, Deanna Thacker,
Charlottesville, Va; two sons, Alfred "Ish" Fleming Jr and Timothy
Fleming, both of Pound; two sisters, Carol Nevenhoff, Caldwell, TX,
and Jo Bolling, Pound; three brothers, Guy W. Jackson, Georgetown, Ky;
Fletcher Jackson, Pound, and Thomas Jackson, Thomaston, Ga; six
grandchildren;and seven gr-grandchildren. Baker Funeral Home, Pound,
Va is in charge. (Wife of Alfred Fleming>Earl>Big Emmitt>Wm. Jeff>John
Jackson)
Living. Parents: Kenas Farrell FLEMING and Lydia Ann DEEL.
Elbert FLEMING68 was born about 1882. He died in 1930. He was buried in St. Paul, Wise Co., VA. He worked in/as in Police Cheif. They lived at St. Paul. He was Police Chief of St. Paul, and both are
buried there. - Jim Jessee diskette.
Also had 4 sons, names unknown. - CV
Spouse: Roxie KISER. Elbert FLEMING and Roxie KISER were married about 1902. Children were: Harold FLEMING, Alfred FLEMING, Living.
Living was born. Parents: Floyd FLEMING and Margaret Violet "Vi" COLLEY.
Ernest FLEMING68 was born in 1904. He died in 1922. Parents: Floyd FLEMING and Margaret Violet "Vi" COLLEY.
Estes FLEMING68 was born in 1908. He died on Aug 18, 1979. He was buried in Fleming Cem. near Bear Pen Gap, Rt. 1, Clintwood, VA.
Spouse: Lola FARMER.
Living was born in 1916. Parents: Casa Blanca "Ank" FLEMING and Alafair COLLEY.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married.
Living. Parents: Kenas Farrell FLEMING and Lydia Ann DEEL.
Living. Parents: Claudius Pridemore FLEMING and Martha Alice COLLEY.
