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Fleming Van Buren Derrick

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Fleming Van Buren Derrick Veteran

Birth
Madison County, Alabama, USA
Death
8 Apr 1891 (aged 52)
Brown County, Texas, USA
Burial
Brownwood, Brown County, Texas, USA GPS-Latitude: 31.7050778, Longitude: -98.998671
Plot
Public Grounds section; block F; lot 12
Memorial ID
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INSCRIPTION ON HEADSTONE:
Fleming V.
husband of
S. T. Derrick
Born
Jan 8 1839
Died
April 8 1891
"Here is where my darling sleeps until we meet again."

INSCRIPTION ON FOOTSTONE:
Fleming V. Derrick
PVT CO. G 18 TX CAV
Confederate States Army
(Footstone was given in his honor by his gr-gr-granddaughter)

FLEMING PARENTS
Father: Jefferson Jackson Derrick (1818-1867), son of Simon Derrick and Lydia Tipton.
Mother: Theresa Devanay (1819-before 1842), daughter of James Davanay (or Devinney) and Bridget Light.

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1839 Jan 8 - Fleming was born in Madison County, Alabama.

1842 Dec 17 - Fleming's mother, Theresa, died before this date as this is when Fleming's father remarried in Alcorn Co., Mississippi, a Mary Ann King.

1850 - US Census - 11 yrs., Fleming was living with his brother - James W. 10 yrs.; grandmother - Bridget Devinney, 70 yrs; aunt - Elizabeth Devinney, 46 years; uncle - Light Devinney, 39 years; uncle - Manuel Devinney, 25 years. (Census spelled name "Devina")

1857 - Fleming moved to Texas, 18 yrs. old (according to 1869 Texas Voter Registration, he had been residing in Texas for 12 years)

1858 July 13 - Hopkins Co., Texas, Fleming married Sidney Taylor Millholland, daughter of Levi Millholland and Sarah Jane Lindley.

1860 - US Census; Fleming, 22, and Sidney, 17, living n farm near current community of Drop, in Denton Co., Texas with their daughter, Sarah, 1.

1862 Feb 8 - SOLDIER IN CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY Mustered in at Denton, Texas into the 17th Consolidated Regiment, Texas Dismounted Cavalry.
Served in Co. G, 18th Texas Cavalry, Darnell's Regiment which became Co. H, Granbury's Consolidated Texas Brigade in 1865.

1870 - US Census; Fleming, 32, and wife, Sidney, 28, are living in Wilson County, Texas with their children, Sallie, 11; James, 3; and Judith, 1. (Two of their daughters, Margaret Jane & Eldretty "Lizzy" have died).

1880 - US Census; Fleming is 41, and living with wife, Sidney, 36, in Floresville, Wilson County, Texas, with their children, James, 13; Jasper, 11; Van Newton, 8; and Myrtis, 4.

1886 - Austin, Texas; Fleming is on 'Texas State Capitol Building Payroll' as "Stonemason". A James Derrick is also listed on the payroll. Is this his brother or son?

1891 April 8 - Fleming's occupation was a Carpenter and a Steeple Jack. Family story is that he fell to his death from a building on a construction site. (Please contact me if you have any information to share on this).

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Wife: Sidney Taylor Millholland (1843-1917)

Children:
Sarah "Sallie" Derrick (1859- )
Margaret Jane Derrick (1860-1861)
Eldretty "Lizzy" Derrick (1862-1863)
James Washington Derrick (1866-1934)
Jasper Herbert Derrick (1868-1933)
Judith Derrick (1869- )
Van Newton Derrick (1871-1933)
Murtis Noria (Derrick) Keel (1875-1937)
Jay Gould Derrick (1883-1941)

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The Derrick family line can be traced back to Johann Simon Derk (Derrick), born 1718 in Prussia (Germany) and came to America on the ship 'St. Andrew' in 1738. He died in 1787 and is buried in Old Pine Church in Frederick Co., Virginia.

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INSCRIPTION ON HEADSTONE:
Fleming V.
husband of
S. T. Derrick
Born
Jan 8 1839
Died
April 8 1891
"Here is where my darling sleeps until we meet again."

INSCRIPTION ON FOOTSTONE:
Fleming V. Derrick
PVT CO. G 18 TX CAV
Confederate States Army
(Footstone was given in his honor by his gr-gr-granddaughter)

FLEMING PARENTS
Father: Jefferson Jackson Derrick (1818-1867), son of Simon Derrick and Lydia Tipton.
Mother: Theresa Devanay (1819-before 1842), daughter of James Davanay (or Devinney) and Bridget Light.

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1839 Jan 8 - Fleming was born in Madison County, Alabama.

1842 Dec 17 - Fleming's mother, Theresa, died before this date as this is when Fleming's father remarried in Alcorn Co., Mississippi, a Mary Ann King.

1850 - US Census - 11 yrs., Fleming was living with his brother - James W. 10 yrs.; grandmother - Bridget Devinney, 70 yrs; aunt - Elizabeth Devinney, 46 years; uncle - Light Devinney, 39 years; uncle - Manuel Devinney, 25 years. (Census spelled name "Devina")

1857 - Fleming moved to Texas, 18 yrs. old (according to 1869 Texas Voter Registration, he had been residing in Texas for 12 years)

1858 July 13 - Hopkins Co., Texas, Fleming married Sidney Taylor Millholland, daughter of Levi Millholland and Sarah Jane Lindley.

1860 - US Census; Fleming, 22, and Sidney, 17, living n farm near current community of Drop, in Denton Co., Texas with their daughter, Sarah, 1.

1862 Feb 8 - SOLDIER IN CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY Mustered in at Denton, Texas into the 17th Consolidated Regiment, Texas Dismounted Cavalry.
Served in Co. G, 18th Texas Cavalry, Darnell's Regiment which became Co. H, Granbury's Consolidated Texas Brigade in 1865.

1870 - US Census; Fleming, 32, and wife, Sidney, 28, are living in Wilson County, Texas with their children, Sallie, 11; James, 3; and Judith, 1. (Two of their daughters, Margaret Jane & Eldretty "Lizzy" have died).

1880 - US Census; Fleming is 41, and living with wife, Sidney, 36, in Floresville, Wilson County, Texas, with their children, James, 13; Jasper, 11; Van Newton, 8; and Myrtis, 4.

1886 - Austin, Texas; Fleming is on 'Texas State Capitol Building Payroll' as "Stonemason". A James Derrick is also listed on the payroll. Is this his brother or son?

1891 April 8 - Fleming's occupation was a Carpenter and a Steeple Jack. Family story is that he fell to his death from a building on a construction site. (Please contact me if you have any information to share on this).

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Wife: Sidney Taylor Millholland (1843-1917)

Children:
Sarah "Sallie" Derrick (1859- )
Margaret Jane Derrick (1860-1861)
Eldretty "Lizzy" Derrick (1862-1863)
James Washington Derrick (1866-1934)
Jasper Herbert Derrick (1868-1933)
Judith Derrick (1869- )
Van Newton Derrick (1871-1933)
Murtis Noria (Derrick) Keel (1875-1937)
Jay Gould Derrick (1883-1941)

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The Derrick family line can be traced back to Johann Simon Derk (Derrick), born 1718 in Prussia (Germany) and came to America on the ship 'St. Andrew' in 1738. He died in 1787 and is buried in Old Pine Church in Frederick Co., Virginia.

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