OOPS!! I gave the wrong name for the submitter of Butler, I am sorry for mistake. It was Sheila who added Butler to the surname list for George Kornegay. Prozak0304@aol.com wrote: > > Donna, > It was Sheila who added Butler. > Sheila

I don't believe I have, but just in case I have I am sure it was not meant to be. Everyone's interpretation may be different. Personally, I feel the people of the world are losing their civility towards one another so thank you for reminding us Donna. Gayle

I would like to share with those who are searching their lines of Duplin County, NC. I have been searching for 25+ years. In 1984 my genealogy search took on a different meaning. My 18 year old dau. Dee Dee was diagnosed with a lethal genetic illness FANCONI APLASTIC ANEMIA. She had just graduated from high school when her diagnosis was made by doctors from Duke University, in Durham, NC. The hematologist questioned us thoroughly about our family history. They wanted to know if my husband and I were related. We were not. He was Italian/Irish ancestry from New York and I was English/Irish/German ancestry from Wayne County, NC. The doctors told us then it must be in your background somewhere. I carried the faulty gene and so did my husband therefore causing Dee Dee to be born with both faulty gene.(Enormous odds for this to happen) but it did. In the summer of 1985 another family the Frohmayers of Oregon was faced with the same diagnosis. Their 2 daughters were diagnosed. They mustered research for this horrendous disease that robs children of their health and lives at a young age. >From their efforts and others research around the globe began to find the cause and cures for our children's lives. Dr. Guido |Fanconi, a Swiss pediatrician who this disease is named after was one of the first researchers and treating physician to children born with Fanconi Aplastic Anemia. Since 1985, our family had the opportunity to attend two symposiums for families, doctors, and researchers. We learned that families who intermarry have an increased risk for their offsprings to be born with FAA. They know as many as eight (8) faulty genes play a part to this mystery. So far researchers have identified 2 FAA-A and FAA-C. Research is ongoing in NEW YORK, HOLLAND, GERMANY, ENGLAND, ISRAEL so that better cures will be found and offered to children suffering from this lethal illness. Many of the children do not live past 12. Only 5% live past 21 years of age. Dee Dee lived just past 25. She was fortunate there was a perfect bone marrow match for her, but by the time the procedure had been perfected her health had declined to point she was not a prime candiate for the transplant. But when you are faced with only 0 zero percent chance of life and you are offered a 10 to 15 % chance you will grab at that chance. Dee Dee was a spunky kid filled with lots of moxie and she displayed bravery and courage thorough out her short life. It has been 7 years since Dee Dee's battle for life and good health ended, and everyday I love and miss her. I try not to be bitter at our ancestors because they didn't know and I surely didn't know, but I have a different way of viewing genealogy than I did before my daughter's diagnosis and death. I know you are thinking anemia doesn't kill, but this Fanconi Aplastic Anemia does. It progressively shuts down one's bone marrow from producing red, white cells, and platelets. The children are more prone to leukemia, also. In a few days a friend will hve completed a Memorial Web Page for Dee Dee and I would like to share the site with everyone on the list serv. Gayle W. Licari

Ruth: I have Margaret "Peggy" KORNEGAY d/ Hargett KORNEGAY b. 1825 married Richard TAYLOR Margaret KORNEGAY b. 1847 Seven Springs NC (d/o Luke and Elizabeth GRIMES KORNEGAY) married Eden PRICE Margaret KORNEGAY b. 25 Oct 1784 Duplin Co NC (d/o George KORNEGAY III & Elizabeth KORNEGAY) married Needham STEVENS Margaret Anne KORNEGAY (d/o Abraham and Susan (GRADY) KORNEGAY) b. af 1823 married Lewis GUY (s/o Owen and Mary (GRADY) GUY Margaret E. KORNEGAY b. 1875 (d/o William and Susan Catherine (WINDERS) KORNEGAY Margaret E. KORNEGAY b. 1875 (d/o Joseph E. and Margaret "Peggie" (ROBERTS) KORNEGAY Peggy KORNGAY (d/o Miller and Nancy (WARD) KORNEGAY) m. John Lee Peggy Ann KORNEGAY b. 1824 (d/o David and Chariety (O'DANIEL) KORNRGAY Peggy Tobitha KORNEGAY (d/o Basil and Tobitha (KING) KORNEGAY This is all of the Margaret and Peggy KORNEGAY's that I have, hopefully we will learn of some more. Pat Hoffman

Ruth: William KORNEGAY father of Joseph H. KORNEGAY and who married Spicy Jane GRIMES was s/o Henry and Nancy (CARRAWAY) KORNEGAY Pat Hoffman

In a message dated 6/17/98 1:05:28 PM, you wrote: <<I have Margaret "Peggie" Kornegay (daughter of Hargett and Susanna) as having married Richard Bryant Taylor (b) 15 Mar 1821 (d) 4 Aug 1899 Does anyone else have this? Ruth>> I had Richard Taylor, but I had no middle name or dates, which suggests I got my information from a different source, so it is some degree of validation for you. Matt Ward

Hi! I have Margaret "Peggie" Kornegay (daughter of Hargett and Susanna) as having married Richard Bryant Taylor (b) 15 Mar 1821 (d) 4 Aug 1899 Does anyone else have this? Ruth

Hi Kornegay Friends. Need dates on Margaret Roberts that possibly married Joseph Kornegay. Who did Joseph (- son of William Kornegay that died Jan 31st 1796) Marry? Did Carolina and Clarissa Kornegay die the same date?? Did Lewis William Kornegay (son of Isaac and Hester) die the day he was married? Wish my scanner would work - I would send the copy of the Bible records that I found. the record ended in rly - so I don't think that would be Polly and I don't think it would be Mary. I'm at a lost as to what it might be!! Hope you can help me Ruth

Ruth, That reminds me of a wealthy Cox man in Northern Wayne County who was buried in front of his steps leading up to his front porch. Everyone has their wishes and quirks I guess. Gayle Ruth Westbrook wrote: > Both! Malcolm, only lived there after Hargett and Susanna died.is my > understanding. Malcolm hasn't been dead that many years. (his request - > according to what I was told was that when he died - he wanted to be buried > -only in his "birthday suit" however that wasn't the way it was. > Ruth > > At 01:20 PM 6/17/1998 -0400, you wrote: > >Ruth - > > > > I'm confused. Who's house was "Waterloo"; Malcolm Grady's or Harget > and Susanna Kornegay's? > > > > Jerry > > > > > >V/R > >Mr. Jerry Quinn > >quinnj@jwfc.js.mil > >Webmaster > >Joint Warfighting Center > >Ft. Monroe, VA > >Commercial 757-726-6199 (DSN 680) > > ----<>---- > >Visit our web site at > >http://www.jwfc.js.mil > > > > ! > > ! > > > > > > > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ====

Ruth, Would this Margaret ROBERTS who married Joseph KORNEGAY, if so, they would be John ROBERTS and Nancy SMITH. Nancy Roberts married Daniel KORNEGAY, Joseph's half-brother. The ROBERTS were from Southern Wayne County, NC Indian Springs section. Nancy and Margaret were sisters. Hope this helps. Gayle W. Licari Ruth Westbrook wrote: > Can any one out there help me with Margaret "Peggie" Kornegay's date of > birth and death - who her parents were and etc. > > Also, I have a Joseph Bailey Kornegay (b) 4 Feb 1929 (d) 15 Feb 1978 > don't know who his parents are? > > Thank you > Ruth > > At 11:29 AM 6/17/1998 -0400, you wrote: > >Ruth - > > > > In my records, I have the child Mary with the name Polly in parentheses. > > > > Jerry > > > > > >V/R > >Mr. Jerry Quinn > >quinnj@jwfc.js.mil > >Webmaster > >Joint Warfighting Center > >Ft. Monroe, VA > >Commercial 757-726-6199 (DSN 680) > > ----<>---- > >Visit our web site at > >http://www.jwfc.js.mil > > > > ! > > ! > > > > > > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > > > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ====

Both! Malcolm, only lived there after Hargett and Susanna died.is my understanding. Malcolm hasn't been dead that many years. (his request - according to what I was told was that when he died - he wanted to be buried -only in his "birthday suit" however that wasn't the way it was. Ruth At 01:20 PM 6/17/1998 -0400, you wrote: >Ruth - > > I'm confused. Who's house was "Waterloo"; Malcolm Grady's or Harget and Susanna Kornegay's? > > Jerry > > >V/R >Mr. Jerry Quinn >quinnj@jwfc.js.mil >Webmaster >Joint Warfighting Center >Ft. Monroe, VA >Commercial 757-726-6199 (DSN 680) > ----<>---- >Visit our web site at >http://www.jwfc.js.mil > ! > ! > > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > > > >

Thank you Ruth for sharing. Gayle W. Licari Ruth Westbrook wrote: > Births taken from the old Kornegay family Bible > > Isaac Kornegay was born Apr 15th 1766 > Hester Hargett Kornegay his (Isaac) wife was born May 21st 1772 > > The following sons and daughters was born unto us namely, > > Hargett was born on Friday the 7th of Sept 1793 > Abraham Brian was born the 9th Jan 1775 > Nancy was born Sun Morning Aug 7th 1796 > Isler was born on Thur Jan 9th 1799 > Lewis William was born on Wed Aug 10th 1803 > 'Hester was born on Tues Sept 3rd 1805 > Immannel was born on Tues May 26th 1807 > > **This name I can not make out clearly -the first letter could be a F or a > P and the last 3 letters is rly- i(I'll go back and see if I can get > someone to help me read it.) (RW* > what ever the name is - was born on Thurs Dec 22, 1808 > Ahasuerus was born on Tues Apr 5 1814 > Eliza was born on Fri Jan 12 1816 > These are all the chldren by Isaac and his first wife Hester. > > Caroline Kornegay daughter of Isaac and Esther (his third wife) was born > Sept 16 1831 > Clarissa Kornegay daughter of Isaac and Esther Korngay was forn Sept 17, > 1833 on Tues AM half past 3 O'Clock. > > A note : states the"Wer don't know whether this was one of grandfather's > son's or a grandson, as his birth is dated the same year of his daughter > Eliza. ** This note does not state who they were referring to" I myself > thinks it might be Isaac Jr. and maybe they were born the same year - > because they could have been twins) (Just a thought) > > Catherine Brock Kornegay second wife of Isaac Kornegay was born Oct 13 1772 . > > Esther Aldridge Kornegay "Third wife" of Isaac Kornegay was boen Jan 22nd 1789 > > MARRIAGES: > > Issac Kornegay and Hester Hargett was married March 13th 1792 > Hargett Kornegay was married to Susannah Simmons on Thurs Apr 20th 1815 > Isler Kornegay and Sallie HInes was married Nov 9th 1824 > Stephen Gilmore Watkins and Polly Kornegay was married Dec 22nd 1829 > Lewis Kornegay and Sarah Reston (hard to read) was married Apr 13th `1880 > Isaac Kornegay and Catherine Brock "his second wife" was married May 23rd 1819 > Isaac Kornegay and Esther Aldridge Wooten "his Third wife" was married Dec > 5, 1831 > John Whitfield and Nancy Kornegay was married April 1828 > George Washington Simmons and Hester Kornegay was married Aug 14 1823 > James Winders and Eliza Kornegay was married Mar 27th 1833 > Thomas J. Teate and Caroline Kornegay was married June 4th 1850 > William Taylor and Clarissa Kornegay was married 1846 > > DEATHS: > > Abraham Bryan Kornegay died June 22nd 1795 > William Kornegay, Sen, died Jun 22nd 1812 (this William Kornegay was the > father of Isaac Kornegay (my grandfather0 making him my greatgrandfather) > Joseph , son of William Kornegay died Jan 31st 1796 > Anna Green died Dec 7th 1780 > Mary Ernal died Jan 5th 1787 > Elizabeth wife of William Kornegay died Apr 30 1821 being 78 yrs old. > Hester Harett wife of Isaac Kornegay died Oct 9, 1817 > Zilphia Outlaw died Aug 24th 1818 > Caty Kornegay died Dec 20th 1828 > Elizabeth Wooten died Oct 10, 1834 > Isaaac Kornegay depaarted this life Mar 29 1838 and his funerel was > preached by Elder Wm J. Finley May 31st 1838 from Rev 14th Chapt. 13th verse. > Caroline Kornegay Teate died June 30th 1867 > Hester Kornegay Simmons died Dec 17th 1890 > > Thats all for tonigh - I'm tired and wanta go to bed > Ruth > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ====

Ruth - I'm confused. Who's house was "Waterloo"; Malcolm Grady's or Harget and Susanna Kornegay's? Jerry V/R Mr. Jerry Quinn quinnj@jwfc.js.mil Webmaster Joint Warfighting Center Ft. Monroe, VA Commercial 757-726-6199 (DSN 680) ----<>---- Visit our web site at http://www.jwfc.js.mil ! !

Can any one out there help me with Margaret "Peggie" Kornegay's date of birth and death - who her parents were and etc. Also, I have a Joseph Bailey Kornegay (b) 4 Feb 1929 (d) 15 Feb 1978 don't know who his parents are? Thank you Ruth At 11:29 AM 6/17/1998 -0400, you wrote: >Ruth - > > In my records, I have the child Mary with the name Polly in parentheses. > > Jerry > > >V/R >Mr. Jerry Quinn >quinnj@jwfc.js.mil >Webmaster >Joint Warfighting Center >Ft. Monroe, VA >Commercial 757-726-6199 (DSN 680) > ----<>---- >Visit our web site at >http://www.jwfc.js.mil > ! > ! > > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > > > >

Yes "Waterloo" still stands. Ruth At 11:36 AM 6/17/1998 -0400, you wrote: >Pat - > > You've just brought up something for which I've been searching for quite some time! I know where the cemetary you mentioned is located and I figured that the burying ground couldn't have been far from the house. Ruth, you live in that neck of the woods. Is the house still standing? The only Korngay graves I saw there were that of Harget, his wife Susannah, and a daughter who died in the 1850's. At least those were the only markers visible. Other older graves may be unmarked. > > I've also been by the Daniel Harget Simmons house and have seen the monument erected there to the Simmons family. > > Jerry > > >V/R >Mr. Jerry Quinn >quinnj@jwfc.js.mil >Webmaster >Joint Warfighting Center >Ft. Monroe, VA >Commercial 757-726-6199 (DSN 680) > ----<>---- >Visit our web site at >http://www.jwfc.js.mil > ! > ! > > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > > > >

Pat - You've just brought up something for which I've been searching for quite some time! I know where the cemetary you mentioned is located and I figured that the burying ground couldn't have been far from the house. Ruth, you live in that neck of the woods. Is the house still standing? The only Korngay graves I saw there were that of Harget, his wife Susannah, and a daughter who died in the 1850's. At least those were the only markers visible. Other older graves may be unmarked. I've also been by the Daniel Harget Simmons house and have seen the monument erected there to the Simmons family. Jerry V/R Mr. Jerry Quinn quinnj@jwfc.js.mil Webmaster Joint Warfighting Center Ft. Monroe, VA Commercial 757-726-6199 (DSN 680) ----<>---- Visit our web site at http://www.jwfc.js.mil ! !

Ruth - In my records, I have the child Mary with the name Polly in parentheses. Jerry V/R Mr. Jerry Quinn quinnj@jwfc.js.mil Webmaster Joint Warfighting Center Ft. Monroe, VA Commercial 757-726-6199 (DSN 680) ----<>---- Visit our web site at http://www.jwfc.js.mil ! !

Pat, I do have the information. You must have missed my former input on the cemetery. I live about 1/2 mile from the cemetery - which is up on a hill (nothing like a mountain hill - any elevation is a hill to the eastern NC people) I knew Malcolm. I live about 2 miles from "Waterloo". I have found some of Malcolm's informatiom to be misleading. My husband was a descendent of Harget and Susanna Simmons Kornegay also. I have recently been to the cemetery and got the list of names - but some were hard to read because of moss(?) and age. I have bought some clorox to see if I could clean the Stones - beautiful stones- but haven't been able to get back to try it. We are having some awful hot weather. Being almost 74 (July 5) its not as easy for me as it was when I was 47. But if time permits - I will get back and check it out and put them on the e-mail list. Thanks for helping Ruth At 03:40 AM 6/17/98 -0400, you wrote: >Ruth: Thank you for sharing all of these marriages. In the 1960's I had the >pleasure of receiving a letter from Malcomb L. GRADY who was born 20 March >1885, since deceased. He never married and in May 1962 was still living in the >old Daniel Hargett SIMMONS home. He stated; "my hobby has been family history >for many years, I have so many records of different families, been working on >SIMMONS, not yet printed." > You probably know that Susannah SIMMONS married Hargett KORNEGAY. The >house they lived in was still standing in 1960 just west of the villiage of >Kornegay and close by WESTBROOK/KORNEGAY cemetery. Do you happen to have any >of the information of the KORNEGAYS buried there? >Pat Hoffman > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > > > >

Who were the parents of this William? Thanks Ruth At 02:47 AM 6/17/98 -0400, you wrote: >Yes, that Joseph H. KORNEGAY b. 1854 was son of William KORNEGAY and Spicy >Jane GRIMES. No further information. >Pat Hoffman > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > > > >

Dear Kornegay List: The following msgs. are about flaming others. This is not an isolated incident because it has happened on the Kornegay list also. I have been keeping this quiet except for one or two but now I feel I need to say something about it. It is not acceptable on this list, nor should it be on ours. To say anything to someone for their way of speaking, or their presentation of a msg. is unkind and in my opinion and in the opinion of others it seems from these mgs, it is considered flaming. This has not happened to me but to another, by private e-mail. I won't name names but will publicly ask that you stop and consider what you have done! You may think it is funny and you are just kidding, but you are not in the other person's shoes. You may have an unsensitive nature but everyone is not made like you. We are all in this together and none of us have the answers or we wouldn't be on the list. To change another's e-maill message/heading without asking the person for permissin is uncalled for. It is stating that the other one doesn't know much. I myself would take offense to any change from another unless that other askem for my permission to do so. It is flat rude. There are beginners such as myself on the list and if I thought I would be watchdogged over every little thing that I did, I would not post onething. Please be aware of the way you say things and the tone of your message. To use the word "Sweetie" in a condescending way is chauvinistic(sic) and should be done away with. I hope that all on the Kornegay list doesn't take offense to this mgs. because it was not intended that way. I has been a very pleasant experience. In fact, I don't want anyone to take offense, but to stop the unkind words. Please, the ones who are involved do not e-mail me privately about this. You do however owe the other person an apology (at least private if not public),not condescending either, but a true apology. The Bible says that if a brother/sister is offended even if you didn't intend to do so, you should go to that bro/sister and ask forgiveness. Thank you for consideration in matter, Donna