The links below are posted for the general information of all Fleming researchers. I am not the originator
of any of the information and the links are provided for your convenience and for those who are curious
about the Ancient Fleming Lines. I do not know how accurate the information is but the family lines make
for a fascinating read and no doubt some of it is correct. I have seen similar information printed in other
Fleming Historical Records.ie. Fleming Histories printed in 1929 so I think worthwhile having the links
here for all to enjoy reading the information and the castle pic below.
Families covered: Fleming of Biggar, Fleming of Boghall, Fleming of Bord, Fleming of Cumbernauld, Fleming of Wigtown* see also Flemish Princes of Gavre below
Families covered: Fleming of Boghall, Fleming of Wigtown (Wigton or Wigtoun)
Families covered: Fleming of Bratton, Fleming of Derpatrick, Fleming of Fleming Hall, Fleming of Slane, Fleming of Stephenstown
Families covered: Le Fleming of Aldingham, Fleming of Rayrigg, Fleming of Rydal
To search for other ancient surname & family lines and read even more fascinating information see the main page http://www.stirnet.com/
Caernarvan Castle ...see Flemish-Scottish History Links below
Medieval Links
Flemish Influence in Scotland
Flemish Families in Scotland
These three articles have been scanned from the magnificent catalogue of a 1996 exhibition organised in Bruges by the Foundation Flanders-Scotand.The full brochure contains many other relevant articles and can be obtained by e-mailing eurocultures, c/o Mrs. Myriam eurocultures@pophost.eunet.be
*Flemish Princes of Gavre could be kin to the Wigton Flemings
spelling varies in many ancient docs.. the historical info on the link above makes for a great read.
to the Wigton Flemings with Chevron and double tressure counter flory etc
See Books by Beryl Platts: Scottish Hazard Vol 1 & 2
