Barbara, do you know what family this Edgar belong to? I have nothing on him. Thanks Ruth At 04:45 PM 2/11/01 -0500, you wrote: >This was in the Jacksonville Times Union today. > >EDGAR L. KORNEGAY,78 burial Evergreen Cem. Born Mt. Olive,NC. >May 15 1922-served in WWII Member of Mt. Olive Masonic Lodge and was a >Methodist. Wife Doris Kornegay,sister nephews,Joseph Isaac and Benny (Laurie) >Smith He died Feb. 7,2001 > > >==== 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

Matt, Thanks for the help on Rueben Kornegay, Sheila

This was in the Jacksonville Times Union today. EDGAR L. KORNEGAY,78 burial Evergreen Cem. Born Mt. Olive,NC. May 15 1922-served in WWII Member of Mt. Olive Masonic Lodge and was a Methodist. Wife Doris Kornegay,sister nephews,Joseph Isaac and Benny (Laurie) Smith He died Feb. 7,2001

Ok, here are two more folks, anyone recognize them or the family they belong? OAK HILL CEMETERY1120 N 19th St.Birmingham AL 35234 KORNEGAY, Augustus William 73 YEARS 3 Feb 1970 Not Listed, B. 20 Dec 1896 D. 1 Feb 1970 KORNEGAY, Mary STEWART 85 YEARS 23 Oct 1987 Mary Stewart Kornegay Sheila

Hello All, Found this in the Alabama Archives. Deaths in WWI, does anyone know the family he belongs to? Kornegay, Reuben C. Corp. Centreville Nov. 07, 1918 KA Army Sheila

Ruben C. Kornegay d. 1918 is the son of Barney Oliver Kornegay and Leah Sherbett, Bibb Co. AL. Barney is the son of John William Kornegay and Elizabeth Fair. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 3:18 PM Subject: [KORNEGAY-L] Reuben C. Kornegay > Hello All, > Found this in the Alabama Archives. Deaths in WWI, does anyone know the > family he belongs to? > > Kornegay, Reuben C. Corp. Centreville Nov. 07, 1918 KA > Army > > Sheila > > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== > Kornegay-Chat-List: Want to get to know your Kornegay descendant cousins? > Like small talk? Want to share in the joys and sorrows that touch each > of us daily? Subscribe at [email protected] > >

Hi All still trying to find info on this line of Thomas Grimes that was in Duplin Co., NC m Lettice Kornegay, she d ca 1820's in Puskila Co, Ga this family went to Jacksonville Tx. Thomas died there ?? what happen to sons Marshall, and George Key Grimes and family?? Something came up today (was told )that the papers in Pulskia Co., Ga, has George Key listed as George Kornegay Grimes , does anyone have anything on thisalso?? Found in Inferior Court Papers Georgia Stewart County Know all men by these presents that we THOMAS GRIMES ,THOMAS WILLIAMS Sr and JARED IRWIN are held and firmely bound unto the Justices of the Inferior Court, Sitting as a Court of Ordinary and Thier Successors in office, in the just sum of One Thousand dollars payable by the said THOMAS GRIMES, THOMAS WILLIAMS Sr and JARED IRWIN or Either of them heirs, exectors, administrators or assigns jointly and severally; to be void on condition that if the said THOMAS GRIMES Shall do and perform all the duties of Guardianship for the persons and property of MARSHAL,BETSY ANN CAROLINE and GEORGE KEY minors of the said THOMAS GRIMES as the law requires of him , otherwise to remain in full force,power and virtue Witness our hand and seals Fifth day of November 1832 THOMAS GRIMES Test T.M. DENNIS clk THOS. WILLIAMS JARED IRWIN Recorded the 14th day of November 1832 * I was just told this month(July,1999) that Lettice Kornegay Grimes died ca 1820's in Ga. So i am wondering why it told so long to do the guardianship papers. I do have other papers on this family. Christine Grimes Thacker

Hazle, Please ask your cardiologist about Co Enzyme Q 10. Glad to hear you are doing well. Take care, Gayle L ----- Original Message ----- From: "hazle k anthony" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 9:11 AM Subject: [KORNEGAY-L] Thanks !!!!!! > I just want to say thank you very much for your prayers and concern for each > of you that prayed for me during my recent hospital stay. I finally have a > diagnosis of Atrial Fibrillation, which they are trying to control with > medication. It seems to be working, however, I am allergic to one of the > two medications they gave me. Another trial an error situation to find out > for sure which medication is causing the problem. > > It means a great deal to me to have so many cousins praying for me. > Hazle K. Anthony > > > > ==== 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 > >

In a message dated 02/07/2001 8:32:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > >1880 Census Cherokee county, TX Family #533 > >James W. Grimes 44 Farmer GA NC NC b.12/3/1835 Stewart Co., Ga. d after > >1884. > > > >Jane C. Grimes 38 Wife AL TN AL b ca 1841 ,Al. d 3/17/1904 Troup, Smith > Co., > >Tx. > >Susan F. Grimes 15 Tex GA ALb ca 1865 m John F. Haygood. > >Martha E. Grimes 10 Tex GA AL b 2/1/1870 d 8/28/1945 m Jessie Ben Kirby. > >Calvin W. Grimes 8 Tex GA AL b.2/19/1871 d 11/27/1946 m Cora Katherine > >Karngay. > >Nora T. Grimes 1 Tex GA AL b.2/7/1879 d.9/12/1929 m Wm Elmer Booring. > > > >Ada Ora b 3/19/1884 d 8/16/1928 m Robert Lee Palmer, info was from Ruth > >Christian. > Hi Ruth, the marriage of Calvin W to Cora K. Karngay, was in Tx. i have not search Kornegay's in Tx, but it is possible, the Father James Washington Grimes was the son of Isaac Grimes who was the brother of Thomas Grimes who was m to Lettice Kornegay, she died young ca 1820's in Ga, her Family was in Ga, Pulskia Co., Ga i think, Thomas & Lettice Kornegay Grimes children were Marshall, George Key , & Elizbeth Ann Caroline, Thomas m 2nd a S-I-L Jane Frederick, they were in Stewart Co., Ga , Dale & Coffee Co.,Al went to Tx ca 1853/54, cannot find to much futher info on Thomas' line in Tx. Good luck Christine Grimes Thacker

I SAW A kARNEGAY listed here -- are these Kornegay relatives? Ruth >arents of Jane as Wm A. & Fannie C. Foster Wallace, is this >what you have ?? >May be a sideline connection to your Grimes family. I am looking for = >the parents of James Wash Grimes from Georgia. He married Jane C. = >Wallace, sister of my great grandmother Henrietta America Wallace, on 23 = >September 1863 in Cherokee county. I found the following in the 1880 = >Cherokee county census: > >1880 Census Cherokee county, TX Family #533 >James W. Grimes 44 Farmer GA NC NC b.12/3/1835 Stewart Co., Ga. d after >1884. > >Jane C. Grimes 38 Wife AL TN AL b ca 1841 ,Al. d 3/17/1904 Troup, Smith Co., >Tx. >Susan F. Grimes 15 Tex GA ALb ca 1865 m John F. Haygood. >Martha E. Grimes 10 Tex GA AL b 2/1/1870 d 8/28/1945 m Jessie Ben Kirby. >Calvin W. Grimes 8 Tex GA AL b.2/19/1871 d 11/27/1946 m Cora Katherine >Karngay. >Nora T. Grimes 1 Tex GA AL b.2/7/1879 d.9/12/1929 m Wm Elmer Booring. > >Ada Ora b 3/19/1884 d 8/16/1928 m Robert Lee Palmer, info was from Ruth >Christian. > Now can you add anything?? >Christine Grimes Thacker

I just want to say thank you very much for your prayers and concern for each of you that prayed for me during my recent hospital stay. I finally have a diagnosis of Atrial Fibrillation, which they are trying to control with medication. It seems to be working, however, I am allergic to one of the two medications they gave me. Another trial an error situation to find out for sure which medication is causing the problem. It means a great deal to me to have so many cousins praying for me. Hazle K. Anthony

This is just a friendly reminder for all to please quote something from a previous post when answering it or adding a response to it. Otherwise, many of us reading your post don't know what you are talking about. For example, if your post only says, "she was the second wife." we might erroneously conclude you were referring to someone in the most recent post, but if another post just happened to get posted between the one you were responding to and your latest, it will cause the confusion, especially if all recent posts had the same subject title, but even if they don't. If you are sure it will be clear to the one to whom you were responding, don't forget there are dozens of others who receive the mailing who may be confused by it, and you may cause one or more of them to record something erroneously that will be perpetuated. If your response is intended for one person only, and you don't care to clarify it for the rest, send it as personal email instead of posting to the list-serve. Matt Ward

Ruth and all Eugene Mansford Kornegay was born in West Point MS he was the son of Isaac Isler and Frances P. Noblin Kornegay. Isaac was the son of Isler and Sally Hines Kornegay. Isler was the son of Isaac and Hester Hargett Kornegay. Isaac was the son of William and Elizabeth Outlaw Kornegay.....the rest is history. Ruth, If you still don't have him, let me know and I will give you the particulars on him and family. Sheila

In a message dated 2/4/2001 2:57:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Reg. Nov 6, 1802 >> Well, I don't know, I have the same document that you have but I have the date as Nov. 16 not 6. One place I got that date is from the book " Kinfolks Of Wayne County North Carolina 1793-1832" by Joseph W. Watson. Perhaps Mr. Watson made a mistake on the date, I just don't know. In my notes: Johnson County Marriage bonds p. 233: Willis WIGGINS married MOURNING STEPHENS Dec. 17, 1779, Jacob STEPHENS Bondsman and witness. Willis WIGGINS was deceased before March 28th, 1801. Many years ago I was told that Mourning was probably a STEVENS , possible dau of Edward STEVENS who left a will Johnson Co NC Dec Court 1751. Mourning married a STEPHENS/STEVENS and had a daughter Susannah STEVENS who married John CROW and that her dau Elizabeth WIGGINS married Jacob KORNEGAY s/o of George II. A death date of 30 Aug 1815 for Mourning KORNEGAY was entered in Bible of John CROW Jr.. Also in 1815 Mourning KORNEGAY made a deed of gift to her two granddaughters, Mourning CROW, daughter of John CROW and Susannah his wife, of South Carolina, and Mourning STEVENS, daughter of Needham STEVENS and Peggy, his wife, of the State of Georgia, witnessed by H. STEVENS, Feb 11, 1815. In Deed Book 7 Wayne Co NC: George KORNEGAY and Mourning KORNEGAY deed of gift to "my" son-in-law, John CROW, of Darlington District, South Carolina, Jan 3, 1804, I do not have proof that Mourning was a STEVENS who married a STEVENS, I just know that her daughter Susannah was a STEVENS and that STEVENS seemed to be around to witness things for Mourning. This is not my line either so I have not worked on this too hard. Pat Hoffman

In a message dated 2/4/2001 8:42:19 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << What state would this be in? Lot of familiar Kornegay names - but ????? Ruth >> Ruth: This is in Louisana

Sounds like Louisanna to me

Tell me about Eugene - don't believe I have him in my data base Ruth At 09:40 PM 2/3/01 -0500, you wrote: >Sorry, >I realized I had that info after all........She was the daughter of Eugene >Mansford Kornegay >Sheila > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== >Kornegay-Chat-List: Want to get to know your Kornegay descendant cousins? >Like small talk? Want to share in the joys and sorrows that touch each >of us daily? Subscribe at [email protected]

What state would this be in? Lot of familiar Kornegay names - but ????? Ruth At 09:35 PM 2/3/01 -0500, you wrote: >Marguerite Heard >A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 2 p.m. Thursday at St. >Johnthe Evangelist Catholic Church in Plaquemine for Marguerite Kornegay >Heard,92, a native of Smoke Bend, who died at 11:23 p.m. Feb. 29, >2000.Visitation will be 11 a.m. until funeral time at the church.Burial will >be at Grace memorial Park.She was the sister of May Kornegay of >Plaquemine.She was preceded in death by her parents, Eugene and Celine Landry >Kornegay;sisters, Pearl K. Fourroux, Maud Kornegay, Ruth Kornegay and Lee K. >Book; andbrothers, Merkle B. Sr., Issac, Eugene Jr. and Joseph Kornegay.She >was a retired Lafourche Parish school teacher with 42 years of service.She >received a bachelor of arts degree in elementary education atNorthwestern >Louisiana University and a masterƒ€™s degree at LSU.She taught junior >high >and retired as assistant principal at Thibodaux JuniorHigh School.She was a >charter and 50-year member of the Catholic Daughters of theAmericas Court >Anna Maria in Thibodaux, a life certified member of DeltaKappa Gamma Honor >Society for Teachers and a member of Lafourche ParishRetired Teachers >Association. > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== >To view Kornegay Family Pages go to >http://www.jbquinn.net/Family_History/index.htm

Hi Patty and Gayle, Re: to your recent post about her...Does that now leave us with no maiden name for her??? I now have her entered as Mourning_____? [aka widow of Willis Wiggins]. I removed her as dtr of Edward and wife. Gayle, is there any possibility or does the bible records have any indication that the entry was made by a later date/descendant and perhaps they assumed Susannah was the dtr of a Stevens and this same Mourning that m: Geo. Kornegay? Thence assumed also that Susannah Stevens & Elizabeth Wiggins were half sisters??? And does that now leave the possibility that this Mr. Stevens was s.o. Edward and wife [whatever I had]? Just a thought...... Anyway, I got tired of working with it and decided not to make all of the entries since Mourning & George had no children, etc. and I just put your [Patty & Gayle] messages in her Notes Section in case in the future a descendant of Jacob & Elizabeth Wiggins Kornegay needs the info. It not my line anyway. One tiny insignificant....dates on following Pre-nup. Patty you have George & Mourning's marriage date Sept. 16, 1802 [date it was prepared?] I have Nov 6, 1802 [the date it was registered?]. Which is correct? Prenuptial agreement [or Marriage Contract] for George Kornegay II and Mourning Stevens: Wayne County, N C. Deed Book 7 page 321 State of N. C. , Wayne County. To all to whom these presents shall come, greetings. Know ye that I George Kornegay of the aforesaid State and County of Duplin and Mourning Wiggins of said State and County of Wayne have this day entered and agreed upon a marriage contract in manner and form following, to wit,. That we the said George and Mourning shall or may at either of our deaths or departure from time to enternity, give and dispose of our property both real and personal and the increase thereof as either of us shall think proper and if either of us die or decease without a will or some instrument of writing so as to convey our property as above mentioned, suitable to our notions, then our said property shall return to our children. Viz, the said George Kornegay's property shall return to his children and the said Mourning Wiggins' property shall return to her children. In Testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seals this 16th day of Sept 1802. Witness: Isaac Bizzell, Bold Robin (B. R. ) Hood. Signed: George Kornegay (Seal) + Mourning Wiggins (Seal). Reg. Nov 6, 1802 FWIW - John Martin Oates, Jr.'s book titled Roots, Seeds, and Other Things, Vol II George Kornegay married 11-6-1802 in Wayne County, Mourning Wiggins, widow of Willis Wiggins. Also, Brøderbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #1036 & Master980818.FTW have 11/6/1802. Good hearing from both of you. Kathlynn

Sorry, I realized I had that info after all........She was the daughter of Eugene Mansford Kornegay Sheila