Hugh was a farmer and carpenter by trade. He enlisted into servoce during the Civil War, August 9, 1862 serving in Company G, 137th Regiment until April 30, 1863. He mustered into service September 8, 1862 and mustered out June 1, 1863. THere was no evidence of disability.
The family suffered great hardship while he was in the Army.
They were Scotch Covenanters and would go to church in the winter by sled, staying all day, and taking along their lunch. On one such trip, Martha Johanna, a small infant smothered to death.
Hugh Wasson and Mary Moody Fleming had 11 children: Elizabeth Ann, Margaret E., Mary Ellen, Laura Louise, William Hugh, Martha Johanna, Sarah Johanna, Martha Melissa, Myrtle Christina, John Dixon, and Ann E.
Hugh was a farmer and carpenter by trade. He enlisted into servoce during the Civil War, August 9, 1862 serving in Company G, 137th Regiment until April 30, 1863. He mustered into service September 8, 1862 and mustered out June 1, 1863. THere was no evidence of disability.
The family suffered great hardship while he was in the Army.
They were Scotch Covenanters and would go to church in the winter by sled, staying all day, and taking along their lunch. On one such trip, Martha Johanna, a small infant smothered to death.
Hugh Wasson and Mary Moody Fleming had 11 children: Elizabeth Ann, Margaret E., Mary Ellen, Laura Louise, William Hugh, Martha Johanna, Sarah Johanna, Martha Melissa, Myrtle Christina, John Dixon, and Ann E.
Family Members
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Elizabeth Ann Fleming McKay
1859–1881
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Margaret Isabel Fleming Soper
1861–1918
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Mary Ellen Fleming Steele
1864–1914
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Laura Louise Fleming Smith
1867–1955
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William Hugh Fleming
1868–1956
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Sarah Joanna "Sadie" Fleming Camp
1872–1962
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Martha Melissa Fleming Camp
1874–1950
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Myrtle Christina Fleming Cochran
1877–1951
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