In a message dated 3/28/01 2:44:22 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Vicki, > I never did get that thing from Myfamily, the invite. Kept looking for it. > Could you help me out? > Hi Vicki , could you send me a invite also? There was a bunch of Grimes that married into the Kornegay line also. Thanks Christine Grimes Thacker

Vicki, I never did get that thing from Myfamily, the invite. Kept looking for it. Could you help me out? Sheila

Kathlynn, Have you tried the "file" section in the Kornegay site. Its really easy to upload to it. And then when you do upload to it you can add to or change very easily. I didn't even realize you have a actual working program in the file section that you can add to. I tried it last week and it is very simple to work. I think when you go to the File section and see your own file you can download it or see it here. You choose see it here. and there is your family file all ready to work in. I like it because also you can copy from it once you put info into it. I can't copy straight from my family tree file. If you have trouble uploading or finding your file let me know and i will "see" if I can help. I am self taught and I hate reading instructions. But I figured out whole bunches of stuff. sometime it takes a while but sooner or later it works. Plus I have never minded begging for help. On the upload express on the photos it can scan an deliver the photo or copy of whatever (i have done documents, letters, research paper & such as that) . Anyway what i am trying to tell you about upload express when you scan you can bypass your hard drive and send the picture straight to myfamily. It saves you hard drive space. black and white don't take up a hugh amount of space but color pictures do take up alot. I just upload straight to the myfamily if I have the picture. I can send them to anyone I want after i get them to myfamily. its pretty neat. Just thought this might help yall. Vicki In a message dated 03/27/2001 3:04:10 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > I wish I knew how to do a gedcom for you that would just > download into your data base. Otherwise, I don't know how to get it to > you, > except bits and pieces. Vicki Vicki McGlaun Culpepper McGlaughon Mail List Owner Proud Rootsweb Sponsor McGlaughon MyFamily.com site Glohon/MaGlohon/Maglauhan/MeGlohon/McGlauhon/McGlohon/McGlohan/ McGlaughon/MeGlaehan/McGlawn/McGlawhorn/McGlaun/McGlaughn/ McGlaune/McGlon/McLawhorn/

>From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [KORNEGAY-L] Need help - Red Hill Plantation {Cemetry] location >Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 22:46:58 EST > >Hi Ruth, or anyone else that knows, I'm trying to 'polish up' some on this >family's records and get a better understanding of locations, etc., and I >need help with discernment. > >Re: Ruth's 2-27-01 msg. - County, NC Heritate Series Reprinted - More About >The Kornegay Family 'Our Heritage' by Claude Moore August 3, 1984 "Last >week >I wrote an article about the obliteration of "Red Hill" an old plantation >house belonging originally to the Kornegay family, about four miles east of >Mount Olive. There were a few errors in the article and as a historian & >writer, I felt I should correct them according to research done by others. >The house of which I wrote was the second house at Red Hill & was the home >of >Basil Kornegay [d: circa 1821], a surveyor & planter, the last family >member >to live there. The original home "Red Hill" was build during the colonial >period on the east side of Holmes' Gardens & Lake & north of NC highway 55 >& >was probably built by George Kornegay, Sr. [died 1773] for his son George >Kornegay, II who lived there. This old house burned in 1905. the Kornegay >family cemetery is nearby & those buried there are: >George Kornegay II & his wife, Margaret Kornegay, Basil & names others. > >Re: George Sr. "his place of burial is not certain however, he was probably >buried at the 'Kornegay Old Burial Ground' on his land at Kornegay's Bridge >on the Northeast Cape Fear River in Duplin County. His memorial stone is >now at Red Hill in Wayne County, a few miles up the river from Kornegay's >Bridge [Per John Baxter Flowers 'George Kornegay Family' article 651, pg >317, 318 [Someone gave me copies of pages without the name of the book >this >was copied from. I think it may be from "The Heritage Of Wayne Co NC book, >published by Wayne Co Historical Asst. and Dobbs Co Genealogy Soc. Can >someone tell me for sure?]. > >Question: Is Red Hill a community or town ? I've been thinking all along >that was the name of their [George Jr and son Basil's} plantation? In >Duplin >Co? > >1. George Sr. Memorial Stone at Red Hill in Wayne Co > >2. George, Jr's Red Hill: located east side of Holmes' Gardens & Lake & >north >of NC Hwy 55, build by Geo. Sr, for son Geo. Jr who lived there - burned >1905. >Re: George Jr inherited [from father George, Sr]: >150 acres in the fork of Beaverdam on the North East Branch, Duplin Co > 50 acres over Spring Branch, Duplin Co {What does 'over' Spring Branch >mean?]. >350 acres on the Horse Pen Branch. >Questions: > [1] Is Holmes' Gardens & Lake located north of NC Hwy.55 a name of a >historical > site or a name of a community, town, etc.? > [2] Is Holmes' Garden & Lake located on one of the inherited land sites? >If so > which one? > >2. Second Red Hill: Where Basil lived - about four miles east of Mount >Olive >- tore down abt 1984. > >Question: Does anyone know what part, if any, of the land that Geo. Jr. >inherited from father that his 'Red Hill' plantation house was built on? >Question: Did the two different people just give different discriptions of >the same location, thence, the first and second Red Hill Plantation house >was >build in the same location? And this is where George II, wife Margaret, >son >Basil are all buried and George Sr.'s Memorial stone is in the same place. >Would this be a correct entry to make in describing where they are buried >-- >"Family Cemetery on Red Hill Plantation land near Mount Olive, Duplin Co, >NC." > >Or was the first and second Red Hill plantation house built on different >land >locations? In other words is the Holmes' Gardens & Lake, north of NC >Highway 55, a different location than 4 miles east of Mount Olive. If this >be the case then which one has George Sr's memorial stone? > >Of course I find Mt. Olive, Hwy 55 and see that they are on the Duplin & >Craven line and can get a grip on that easy enough, and understand Holmes' >Garden & Lake area [which I can't find on map] but the discription of where >it is is in the same general area, but is it the exact same area?. > >Thanks for any help. >Kathlynn > >Kathlynn, The only help I can give is, according to "The North Carolina >Gazetteer" by William S. Powell, "Red Hill, community in Duplin County" on >page 406 > > > > > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== >To search mailing list archives go to: >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >To view Kornegay Family Pages go to >http://www.jbquinn.net/Family_History/index.htm > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

FROM SHEILA - [email protected] Subj: Re: Fwd: surfing tidbits Date: 3/28/2001 9:51:37 AM Central Standard Time From: [email protected] To: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: Theotherprozak Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2001 10:07:22 EST Was surfing and found some new things on the web, thought I would pass them along. Sheila Census_Year 1870 Microfilm # M593-40 State Alabama County Sumter 24 631 626 Kornegay Elizabeth 46 F W Keeps House 11,000 NC 25 631 626 Kornegay Alonzo 22 M W Farmer Ala X 26 631 626 Kornegay Maggie 19 F W at Home Ala 27 631 626 Kornegay Mollie 17 F W at Home Ala 28 631 626 Kornegay George 10 M W Student Ala X 29 631 626 Kornegay Henry 7 M W Student Scott County, MS - County Index to MS Marriages Database 1492. Seaberry, G. A. Kornegay, Mollie 07 Jan 1873 CURRY COUNTY, NEW MEXICO - ABSTRACTS OF OBITUARIES KORNEGAY E. M. MRS 41 JANUARY 15 1938 KORNEGAY E. M. MR 59 NOVEMBER 10 1948 KORNEGAY MILT MRS 41 JANUARY 14 1938 Marriage Records 1890 to 1940, Eddy County, New Mexico, Kornegay, Edward F Allen, Allie Marie 03 23 1940 0013 06903 Kornegay, L D Wheeler, Myrtle Marie 01 08 1945 0017 09618 Union County, NM Marriages KORNEGAY, Thomas G. 25 Jun 1922 Trinidad, CO GOODPASTURE, Lola Ethel Riverside Cemetery, South of Mangum, Greer County, Oklahoma KORNEGAY, Alexander J.14 Apr 1919-1 Sept 1988, S-35 R-2 KORNEGAY, Denp R.15 Aug 1869-10 Feb 1954, S-36 R-4 KORNEGAY, Verne Elliott20 Sept 1894-28 Nov 1921, S-35 R-1 KORNEGAY, Willie U.31 Mar 1874-14 Mar 1954, S-36 R-4

Don't know - but will see what I can find out,. Ruth At 10:46 PM 3/27/01 -0500, you wrote: >Hi Ruth, or anyone else that knows, I'm trying to 'polish up' some on this >family's records and get a better understanding of locations, etc., and I >need help with discernment. > >Re: Ruth's 2-27-01 msg. - County, NC Heritate Series Reprinted - More About >The Kornegay Family 'Our Heritage' by Claude Moore August 3, 1984 "Last week >I wrote an article about the obliteration of "Red Hill" an old plantation >house belonging originally to the Kornegay family, about four miles east of >Mount Olive. There were a few errors in the article and as a historian & >writer, I felt I should correct them according to research done by others. >The house of which I wrote was the second house at Red Hill & was the home of >Basil Kornegay [d: circa 1821], a surveyor & planter, the last family member >to live there. The original home "Red Hill" was build during the colonial >period on the east side of Holmes' Gardens & Lake & north of NC highway 55 & >was probably built by George Kornegay, Sr. [died 1773] for his son George >Kornegay, II who lived there. This old house burned in 1905. the Kornegay >family cemetery is nearby & those buried there are: >George Kornegay II & his wife, Margaret Kornegay, Basil & names others. > >Re: George Sr. "his place of burial is not certain however, he was probably >buried at the 'Kornegay Old Burial Ground' on his land at Kornegay's Bridge >on the Northeast Cape Fear River in Duplin County. His memorial stone is >now at Red Hill in Wayne County, a few miles up the river from Kornegay's >Bridge [Per John Baxter Flowers 'George Kornegay Family' article 651, pg >317, 318 [Someone gave me copies of pages without the name of the book this >was copied from. I think it may be from "The Heritage Of Wayne Co NC book, >published by Wayne Co Historical Asst. and Dobbs Co Genealogy Soc. Can >someone tell me for sure?]. > >Question: Is Red Hill a community or town ? I've been thinking all along >that was the name of their [George Jr and son Basil's} plantation? In Duplin >Co? > >1. George Sr. Memorial Stone at Red Hill in Wayne Co > >2. George, Jr's Red Hill: located east side of Holmes' Gardens & Lake & north >of NC Hwy 55, build by Geo. Sr, for son Geo. Jr who lived there - burned 1905. >Re: George Jr inherited [from father George, Sr]: >150 acres in the fork of Beaverdam on the North East Branch, Duplin Co > 50 acres over Spring Branch, Duplin Co {What does 'over' Spring Branch >mean?]. >350 acres on the Horse Pen Branch. >Questions: > [1] Is Holmes' Gardens & Lake located north of NC Hwy.55 a name of a >historical > site or a name of a community, town, etc.? > [2] Is Holmes' Garden & Lake located on one of the inherited land sites? >If so > which one? > >2. Second Red Hill: Where Basil lived - about four miles east of Mount Olive >- tore down abt 1984. > >Question: Does anyone know what part, if any, of the land that Geo. Jr. >inherited from father that his 'Red Hill' plantation house was built on? >Question: Did the two different people just give different discriptions of >the same location, thence, the first and second Red Hill Plantation house was >build in the same location? And this is where George II, wife Margaret, son >Basil are all buried and George Sr.'s Memorial stone is in the same place. >Would this be a correct entry to make in describing where they are buried -- >"Family Cemetery on Red Hill Plantation land near Mount Olive, Duplin Co, NC." > >Or was the first and second Red Hill plantation house built on different land >locations? In other words is the Holmes' Gardens & Lake, north of NC >Highway 55, a different location than 4 miles east of Mount Olive. If this >be the case then which one has George Sr's memorial stone? > >Of course I find Mt. Olive, Hwy 55 and see that they are on the Duplin & >Craven line and can get a grip on that easy enough, and understand Holmes' >Garden & Lake area [which I can't find on map] but the discription of where >it is is in the same general area, but is it the exact same area?. > >Thanks for any help. >Kathlynn > > > > > > > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== >To search mailing list archives go to: >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >To view Kornegay Family Pages go to >http://www.jbquinn.net/Family_History/index.htm

Hi Ruth, or anyone else that knows, I'm trying to 'polish up' some on this family's records and get a better understanding of locations, etc., and I need help with discernment. Re: Ruth's 2-27-01 msg. - County, NC Heritate Series Reprinted - More About The Kornegay Family 'Our Heritage' by Claude Moore August 3, 1984 "Last week I wrote an article about the obliteration of "Red Hill" an old plantation house belonging originally to the Kornegay family, about four miles east of Mount Olive. There were a few errors in the article and as a historian & writer, I felt I should correct them according to research done by others. The house of which I wrote was the second house at Red Hill & was the home of Basil Kornegay [d: circa 1821], a surveyor & planter, the last family member to live there. The original home "Red Hill" was build during the colonial period on the east side of Holmes' Gardens & Lake & north of NC highway 55 & was probably built by George Kornegay, Sr. [died 1773] for his son George Kornegay, II who lived there. This old house burned in 1905. the Kornegay family cemetery is nearby & those buried there are: George Kornegay II & his wife, Margaret Kornegay, Basil & names others. Re: George Sr. "his place of burial is not certain however, he was probably buried at the 'Kornegay Old Burial Ground' on his land at Kornegay's Bridge on the Northeast Cape Fear River in Duplin County. His memorial stone is now at Red Hill in Wayne County, a few miles up the river from Kornegay's Bridge [Per John Baxter Flowers 'George Kornegay Family' article 651, pg 317, 318 [Someone gave me copies of pages without the name of the book this was copied from. I think it may be from "The Heritage Of Wayne Co NC book, published by Wayne Co Historical Asst. and Dobbs Co Genealogy Soc. Can someone tell me for sure?]. Question: Is Red Hill a community or town ? I've been thinking all along that was the name of their [George Jr and son Basil's} plantation? In Duplin Co? 1. George Sr. Memorial Stone at Red Hill in Wayne Co 2. George, Jr's Red Hill: located east side of Holmes' Gardens & Lake & north of NC Hwy 55, build by Geo. Sr, for son Geo. Jr who lived there - burned 1905. Re: George Jr inherited [from father George, Sr]: 150 acres in the fork of Beaverdam on the North East Branch, Duplin Co 50 acres over Spring Branch, Duplin Co {What does 'over' Spring Branch mean?]. 350 acres on the Horse Pen Branch. Questions: [1] Is Holmes' Gardens & Lake located north of NC Hwy.55 a name of a historical site or a name of a community, town, etc.? [2] Is Holmes' Garden & Lake located on one of the inherited land sites? If so which one? 2. Second Red Hill: Where Basil lived - about four miles east of Mount Olive - tore down abt 1984. Question: Does anyone know what part, if any, of the land that Geo. Jr. inherited from father that his 'Red Hill' plantation house was built on? Question: Did the two different people just give different discriptions of the same location, thence, the first and second Red Hill Plantation house was build in the same location? And this is where George II, wife Margaret, son Basil are all buried and George Sr.'s Memorial stone is in the same place. Would this be a correct entry to make in describing where they are buried -- "Family Cemetery on Red Hill Plantation land near Mount Olive, Duplin Co, NC." Or was the first and second Red Hill plantation house built on different land locations? In other words is the Holmes' Gardens & Lake, north of NC Highway 55, a different location than 4 miles east of Mount Olive. If this be the case then which one has George Sr's memorial stone? Of course I find Mt. Olive, Hwy 55 and see that they are on the Duplin & Craven line and can get a grip on that easy enough, and understand Holmes' Garden & Lake area [which I can't find on map] but the discription of where it is is in the same general area, but is it the exact same area?. Thanks for any help. Kathlynn

I saw on failysearch that a Sarah Sampson-b-1651-m- Richard Braswell in Robeson Co.,NC. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 25 March, 2001 10:57 PM Subject: [KORNEGAY-L] Valentine E. Kornegay b: Feb 4 1892 > > s.o. Robert Arnold > Lewis William from Duplin Co NC > AL > MS. > > Sheila, or can anyone give me b: & d: dates, locations for Valentine & Robert > Arnold? Or tell me if Valentine was the maiden name of some maternal > ancestor in this lineage. Or if the name shows up in later generations of > this line or any other line? > > I am trying to determine if the maiden name of one of my ancestors, Sarah > _____? Braswell, was Valentine or Sampson. And one person thinks Valentine > and gives reason "it wasn't a fad name" plus there were Valentine's living in > the VA & Bertie Co NC area at the time. However when I saw this Valentine > Kornegay, it made me wonder if indeed it was a fad name, or if surname and > some way, some time, some how they all connect. Thanks > Kathlynn > > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > To post messages to this list send To: [email protected]; > To subscribe or unsubscribe send to [email protected] >

In a message dated 3/26/2001 12:06:43 AM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Pat Kornegay > No Shelia, I don't. I have one Patricia and that's all. Kathlynn

Kathlynn, I have Valentine G. Kornegay born 2/4/1892 and died 11/4/1895. I am guessing in Milam County, Texas. <A HREF="http://www.alpha1.net/~unc/j/poc.htm">Pin Oak Cemetery, Milam County, Texas</A> this link will give you info on Robert Arnold. I don't find any other sources of the name Valentine, I guess they had Valentine's day on their mind.....:) anytime I can help, just holler. Sheila

> s.o. Robert Arnold > Lewis William from Duplin Co NC > AL > MS. Sheila, or can anyone give me b: & d: dates, locations for Valentine & Robert Arnold? Or tell me if Valentine was the maiden name of some maternal ancestor in this lineage. Or if the name shows up in later generations of this line or any other line? I am trying to determine if the maiden name of one of my ancestors, Sarah _____? Braswell, was Valentine or Sampson. And one person thinks Valentine and gives reason "it wasn't a fad name" plus there were Valentine's living in the VA & Bertie Co NC area at the time. However when I saw this Valentine Kornegay, it made me wonder if indeed it was a fad name, or if surname and some way, some time, some how they all connect. Thanks Kathlynn

I was searching for something else when I ran across this in one of my notebooks. Pat Kornegay www.airtractor.com/models/502/sunvalley02.htm Does anyone know this gentleman? Sheila

Your welcome, Bill. It was late and I was tired last night....I just reread my msg. to you and I thought I better inform you, that I don't know for a fact that you connect to two lines. When the descendancy chart came out that way it threw me for a moment and I had to check it out and discovered the first cousins marriage and I ASSUMED that was the case. But I am not too computer smart, so maybe if my assumption is incorrect someone else on the list will inform you. It seems I have all the data on your lines, including the sibblings in each generation, and I wish I knew how to do a gedcom for you that would just download into your data base. Otherwise, I don't know how to get it to you, except bits and pieces. Let me know if you don't get any help from anyone else, and if you want more. Kathlynn

Received email below from a nonsubscriber. She may be of interest to someone as some of you are researching Duncan. - Sandy Subj: Re-notice of Arkansas Obituary-project Date: 3/17/2001 7:40:04 PM Central Standard Time From: [email protected] (Wayne Bethea) To: [email protected] Sandy, I live in Camden, AR.. I only do research on Duncan, Cavern, Fitts, and I have all the Webb. but the Duncan has all of us. Only interested in Kornegay because I thought that some of the family might have something on the Duncan since my ggggrandfather married Anne Civil William (I-call Sr.) and his son William Jr. married Civil born 1785 in N.C. Do you know when she died and where? also if they had any children. William Jr.(I- call). Died in 1852 in Bradley County and was buried on the homeplace along with his one son I know of (my great-grandfather) George Abram Duncan born in N.C. 1820 Thanks for answering my E-mail, I have not been on the computer long and what I have learn is just typing in thing. I need to go to school, but I still work and my age is 62. I'm going to click on the web page you gave me and look over the subscribe on rootsweb I go to Warren, AR several times of the year trying to find something on the Duncans and would love to look at a copy of the Eagle Democrat back around April 1852, that's when both William Jr and George Abram supposed to have died close together. Thanks again Gale Duncan Bethea

Kathlynn, Thank you very very much. I have read several accounts of the John George Kornegay/Von Graffenreid/Tuscarorra history but could not find the path that links me. Now I know where to start digging. Cousin Bill in FL -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2001 1:36 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [KORNEGAY-L] Need A Starting Point If this is your lineage, then it looks like you are a "Double Kornegay." Immigrant John George and his wife, 2 daughters, and another son [names unknown] were killed by the Tuscarorra Indians. Thence, son George, Sr. is the sole survivor of the family and progenitor of all Kornegay's in America. It looks like you connect to two lines from 1st cousin's marriage. Susannah Simmons [d.o. Mary Kornegay Simmons & Hargett s.o. Isaac Kornegay are 1st cousins. This is not my line, therefore, I don't have documentation for all. But I know there are descendants on the list from both lines that will surely help you. Let me know if you don't understand and I will help if I can. Good luck...happy hunting! Kuz'n Kathlynn in TX [from AR & AR "Triple Kornegay" lineage] 1 John George Kornegay 1670 - 1711 + _____? UKN UKN - 1711 m: Bef. 1697 2 George Kornegay, Sr. 1700 - 1773 +Mary Fisher, [? not proven] 1700 - 1750 m: Abt. 1729 3 William Kornegay, Sr. 1736 - 1812 +Elizabeth Outlaw 1742 - 1821 m: Abt. 1763 4 Isaac Kornegay, Sr. 1766 - 1838 +Hester Hargett 1772 - 1817 m: March 18, 1792 5 [2] Hargett Kornegay 1793 - 1875 +[1] Susannah Simmons 1799 - 1881 m: April 20, 1815 6 Daniel Kornegay 1819 - 1894 +Martha Ann Dail 1826 - 1904 m: Sept. 09, 1846 7 Wooten Kornegay 1870 - 1930 +Arrie Suggs 1871 - 1913 m: Dec. 14, 1892 8 Albert Kornegay 1893 - 1918 +Lena Arthur *2nd Wife of Wooten Kornegay: Lola Smith *2nd Wife of Isaac Kornegay, Sr.: Catherine Brock *3rd Wife of Isaac Kornegay, Sr.: Esther Aldridge 3 Mary Kornegay 1738 - 1787 +Daniel Simmons, Sr. 1727 - 1768 m: 1759 4 Daniel Simmons, Jr. 1766 - 1827 +Penelope Hargett 1770 - 1830 m: July 11, 1790 5 [1] Susannah Simmons 1799 - 1881 +[2] Hargett Kornegay 1793 - 1875 m: April 20, 1815 *2nd Husband of Mary Kornegay: Edward Cornwallis DeBruhl *2nd Wife of George Kornegay, Sr.: Susanah Harrold [widow of Samuel McCubbins] ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== To post messages to this list send To: [email protected]

If this is your lineage, then it looks like you are a "Double Kornegay." Immigrant John George and his wife, 2 daughters, and another son [names unknown] were killed by the Tuscarorra Indians. Thence, son George, Sr. is the sole survivor of the family and progenitor of all Kornegay's in America. It looks like you connect to two lines from 1st cousin's marriage. Susannah Simmons [d.o. Mary Kornegay Simmons & Hargett s.o. Isaac Kornegay are 1st cousins. This is not my line, therefore, I don't have documentation for all. But I know there are descendants on the list from both lines that will surely help you. Let me know if you don't understand and I will help if I can. Good luck...happy hunting! Kuz'n Kathlynn in TX [from AR & AR "Triple Kornegay" lineage] 1 John George Kornegay 1670 - 1711 + _____? UKN UKN - 1711 m: Bef. 1697 2 George Kornegay, Sr. 1700 - 1773 +Mary Fisher, [? not proven] 1700 - 1750 m: Abt. 1729 3 William Kornegay, Sr. 1736 - 1812 +Elizabeth Outlaw 1742 - 1821 m: Abt. 1763 4 Isaac Kornegay, Sr. 1766 - 1838 +Hester Hargett 1772 - 1817 m: March 18, 1792 5 [2] Hargett Kornegay 1793 - 1875 +[1] Susannah Simmons 1799 - 1881 m: April 20, 1815 6 Daniel Kornegay 1819 - 1894 +Martha Ann Dail 1826 - 1904 m: Sept. 09, 1846 7 Wooten Kornegay 1870 - 1930 +Arrie Suggs 1871 - 1913 m: Dec. 14, 1892 8 Albert Kornegay 1893 - 1918 +Lena Arthur *2nd Wife of Wooten Kornegay: Lola Smith *2nd Wife of Isaac Kornegay, Sr.: Catherine Brock *3rd Wife of Isaac Kornegay, Sr.: Esther Aldridge 3 Mary Kornegay 1738 - 1787 +Daniel Simmons, Sr. 1727 - 1768 m: 1759 4 Daniel Simmons, Jr. 1766 - 1827 +Penelope Hargett 1770 - 1830 m: July 11, 1790 5 [1] Susannah Simmons 1799 - 1881 +[2] Hargett Kornegay 1793 - 1875 m: April 20, 1815 *2nd Husband of Mary Kornegay: Edward Cornwallis DeBruhl *2nd Wife of George Kornegay, Sr.: Susanah Harrold [widow of Samuel McCubbins]

Sorry Bill I am unable to help, but I would like to connect with anyone searching William J. KORNEGAY's family who was b. 1851 lived in Sampson County, NC...Thanks, Gayle L. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Kornegay" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2001 11:52 AM Subject: [KORNEGAY-L] Need A Starting Point > > > My grandfather, W. A. Kornegay, died in Kinston, NC, at the age of 24 before > my father was born. So I know little about my Kornegay family. His > tombstone gives his birth date as Oct. 22, 1893 and date of death as Oct. > 16, 1918. He was married to my grandmother Lena Arthur. She named my > father William Albert Kornegay. Is there someone that can help me make the > link to my family line? > > Bill Kornegay > > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > Check out Rootsweb Resources for the Kornegay surname at: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/k/o/KORNEGAY/ > > > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > To post messages to this list send To: [email protected]; > To subscribe or unsubscribe from this listsend to > [email protected] > >

Bill, I looked, I have several William's but no William A. Nothing I have matches those dates. If I run across anything I will post it for you. There are others who have a much more extensive data base than I do. So, hopefully, someone will have him listed. Sheila Lawrence

My grandfather, W. A. Kornegay, died in Kinston, NC, at the age of 24 before my father was born. So I know little about my Kornegay family. His tombstone gives his birth date as Oct. 22, 1893 and date of death as Oct. 16, 1918. He was married to my grandmother Lena Arthur. She named my father William Albert Kornegay. Is there someone that can help me make the link to my family line? Bill Kornegay ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== Check out Rootsweb Resources for the Kornegay surname at: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/k/o/KORNEGAY/

My mama's family spelled it CONAGEE ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 20 March, 2001 11:06 PM Subject: [KORNEGAY-L] 1860 Lauderdale County, MS Census > Since we all have hard time with figuring out what the original spelling of > Kornegay is, I thought I would share this tidbit with you. Talk about > different spelling, ha. Oh this is Lewis William Kornegay > Sheila > 61 - 61. > L. W. CORNEGAR - 56 - M - farmer - ____ - 5,700 - NC. > ANNA - 32 - F - dom bus - TN. > JEMMINA HART - 58 - F - dom labor - TN. > N.P.CORNEGAR - 5 - F - AL. > ISSAC J. - 3 - M - AL. > SARAH - 1 - M - AL. > > > > > > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > To post messages to this list send To: [email protected]; > To subscribe or unsubscribe from this listsend to > [email protected] >