Sergeant James Fleming
Cincinnati Enquirer, Monday, 19 April 1915, page 5
RETIRED SOLDIER DEAD-Sergeant James Fleming, 51, retired, died
yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital in Covington, of a complication of diseases.
Fleming boarded at the Clifford Hotel, Ninth and Monmouth streets, for some
time, and last week, when he became ill, was removed to the hospital. He
was born in London, England and came to this country when a young man and joined
the army.
He was a member of the "Fighting Sixth Infantry" and served with that regiment during the Spanish American War. After completing 30 years service in the Army, he was retired and took up his residence here. He had a large acquaintance with retired soldiers residing at Ft Thomas.
As there are no known relatives in this country, the body was taken in charge by the soldiers at Ft Thomas and will be buried with military honors.
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Kentucky Post, Monday, 19 April 1915, page 1
Sergeant James Fleming, 51, retired, of the Fighting Sixth Infantry, died Sunday at St Elizabeth Hospital, Covington. He came to this country from England when a youngster. The body was taken in charge by soldiers at Ft Thomas and will be buried with military honors.