William Fleming

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Lord William Fleming "Flandrensis"
1409–1440 (Age {age})

When Lord William Fleming "Flandrensis" was born in 1409, in Newcastle, County Meath, Ireland, his father, Thomas Fleming "Flandrensis", was 51 and his mother, Katherine Butler, was 51. He married Janetta Rochfort in 1440, in County Meath, Ireland. They were the parents of at least 2 sons. He died in 1440, in his hometown, at the age of 31.

Spouse

Lord William Fleming "Flandrensis"
Male
1409–1440

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Male

Janetta Rochfort
Female
1412–1462

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Female
Marriage
1440
County Meath, Ireland

Children (2)

James LeFleming
Male
1440–1492

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Male

Robert Fleming
Male
1446–Deceased

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Male

Parents

Thomas Fleming "Flandrensis"
Male
1358–1434

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Male

Katherine Butler
Female
1358–1380

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Female

Siblings (2)

Lord William Fleming "Flandrensis"
Male
1409–1440

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Male

Sir Gerald Fleming
Male
1411–Deceased

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Male

NAME: FLEMING, LE FLEMING, LE FLAMAND, FLAMAND, FLANDERS, FLANDRES, DE FLANDRES In Belgium The term "Flanders" has several main meanings:

The "Flemish community" or "Flemish nation", i.e. the social, cultural and linguistic, scientific and educational, economical and political community of the Flemings. It comprises 6.5 million Belgians (60%) who consider Dutch to be their mother tongue. The political subdivisions of Belgium: the Flemish Region (competent in mainly economic matters) and the Flemish Community (competent in mainly cultural matters). The first does not comprise Brussels (which forms a Region on itself), whereas the latter does. The political institutions that govern both subdivisions: the operative body "Flemish Government" and the legislative organ "Flemish Parliament". The two westernmost provinces of the Flemish Region, West Flanders and East Flanders, forming the central portion of the historic County of Flanders. SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA