Larimer County, History of Colorado, BIOS: FLEMING, Russell W. (published 1918)
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"History of Colorado", edited by Wilbur Fisk Stone, published by The S. J. 
Clarke Publishing Co. (1918)  Vol. II

p. 166



RUSSELL W. FLEMING.

	Russell W. Fleming, of Fort Collins, was born in Bainbridge, 
Georgia, June 7, 1879, a son of William O. and Georgia (Williams) 
Fleming, who were likewise natives of that state. The father was a 
lawyer, serving also for some time on the bench. He was a soldier of 
the Confederate army throughout the period of the Civil war. He died in 
the year 1882, while his widow, long surviving him, departed this life 
in 1914.

	Their son, Russell W. Fleming, was reared in Georgia. He was 
admitted to the bar when nineteen years of age, after which he entered 
upon practice in his native state and remained a member of the Georgia 
bar until 1904. Leaving home. he made his way to Colorado and chose 
Fort Collins as the place of his location in 1906. He then opened a law 
office and through the intervening period of twelve years has continued 
in practice in Larimer county.