The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, The Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, VA, for the year ending December 31, 1915, Vol 23, p 325
Patented land in New Kent Co, VA in 1688 and in King and Queen CO, VA in 1701. He also possessed considerable landed estates in Goochland CO, (then Henrico). Account of surveys by Richard Ligon, surveyor of Henrico, include, on Nov. 15, 1706 - 1430 acres; on August 11, 1709 - 1429 acres and in November 1709 - 670 acres. There is on record in Henrico, a deed, dated Oct. 1717, from Charles Fleming ofr New Kent and Susanna his wife, conveying to John Thornton, of New Kent, 1278 acres on James RIver (now in Goochland) called Elk Island, which had been patented by FLeming in 1714. By deed, Henrio, Oct. 1717, Tarlton and John WOodson conveyed to Chas. Fleming, of New Kent, 500 acres in Henrico, adjoing Fleming's Plantation. In Dec. 1720 there was a suit in Henrico by John Fleming, executor of Chas. Fleming.
"Cabells and Their Kin", by Brown, calls him Colonel Charles Fleming.
