Bible page - Samuel Fleming family

This torn paper, possibly a Samuel Fleming family bible page, was found with Roy Stancliffe's things in Council Bluffs, Iowa in the 1980s. Roy was the grandson of Samuel Fleming and son of Emma Fleming Stancliff(e). Some of the entries are probably Emma's children. Please allow for possible interpretation errors in this transcription. Entry numbers are for easier discussion and not on the page itself.

Left column:
1 ?? was ?? Erie Co ?? 05 - -
2 ?? uisa Furnam/Farnam ?? at Auburn, N.Y. ?? 22-1818;-1818-
3 ?? ried at Springfield ??inois June, 14 - 1832
4 Ellen Louisa Fleming was born Nov 2 1833
5 Mary Elizabeth Fleming was born Oct 17-1836
6 Charles Lee Fleming was born July 27, 1840 at Franklin Lee County Iowa
7 Julia Emma Fleming was born June 8-1846 at Keokuk - Iowa
8 Our dear Mother Julia Emma Fleming Stancliffe died Oct-16-1912 3:O'clock PM Complication of diseases - Buried Garner Township
9 (center) Maude Stancliffe Smith (probably daughter of Julia Emma Fleming)

Right column:
10 Mary Elizebet ?? Died on the 2 ?? of Congestive Chil ?? Glen Elder buried
11 Harriet L ?? Spinal affec ?? Died Monday Jan the 21st at 4 Oclock A. M. 18.78
12 Charles died Oct. 28th 1889 of Pulmonary Consum ?? tion
13 Samuel Fleming died
Mar. 12th 1890 of LaGrippe
" Soon after 12th SLS + EJS
were divorced in 1890.
14 Who'll be the next to follow Jesus thru Jord ?? stormy flood. God gra ?? that those who go be pre ?? pared + those who remai ?? resigned.
15 Dora Stancliff McQueston?? died Apr. 6, 1900 of Pneumonia in Ham ?? Ind (probably daughter of Julia Emma Fleming) 16 At Reest in Jesus ?? We all rise togeth ?? in the morning M ?? Father and chi ?? all. ---

1956 December 9 - Letter from Roy Stancliffe about his Fleming ancestors

This is a letter from Roy Stancliffe to his son Floyd. Roy was the grandson of Samuel Fleming and son of Emma Fleming Stancliff(e). Parts of this letter are missing because they aren'rt relevent to the Fleming family.

1956 Sun afternoon Dec 9

(Text missing) You asked me for information of my mother etc. Before her marriage(s?) her name was Emma J. Fleming. As I figure it, she was born June 8, 1846 in Rising Sun, Polk County, Iowa. She taught school around there + also took a school in St Louis, Mo. (Believe it or not) I believe at 25.00 per mo. Her father, my grandfather, Fleming (over)

(Page 2) Samuel Fleming, joined the army + went to war, (between north + south). Too old, but they took him anyway, perhaps in his 60s. My mother told of how, when it got rough in the battle, the General told him to go back behind the lines + prepare coffee etc - said you're too old for fighting (I've told you of this before, I'm sure.) He knew Abraham Lincoln personally, he lived in Springfield when Lincoln did, was a tailor + made suits of clothes for Lincoln. (I just thot I'd mention this again.) I don't know of a L. F. Stancliff - however, could be related, there was one in a town in Nebraska + I was asked many times if he was related to me, but he was not, as far as I knew. (Text missing)