8/2/2011 Eddie Lynn Kornegay Davis writes: OK you documented this name as the origin of our Kornegay line? 8/2/2011 Kathlynn writes: Documented? LOL! NO I didn't mean I had, without a doubt, the customary documentation that we usually refer to as documented that would prove our George Kornegay's father is John Krenig. However, I think it is as close to being documented as we are ever going to find. The short of the story: I previously, posted to the list what I had just found for John Krenig on the list of Palatines from Germany to England in June 1709 arrivals, and asked If he could be our immigrant ancestor. I got a favorable yes from several [see 3-16-2008 post in the archives], however I had never entered him on my data base. Now yesterday after I discovered, or rediscovered, that I have had an undocumented claim for 20 years that this same John Krenig WAS our immigrant ancestor, I was just saying that finding him on the list was the documentation to this undocumented claim...Whew! .....clear as mud??? Bottom line: I DID NOT mean to imply that I had documented him as father of our George. Sorry I wasn't clear. "Carving him in Stone" meaning now that I realize there's been "two minds, independent of each other, coming to the same conclusion" I am more convinced he is our ancestor and will now enter him on my data base. I am making notes that clearly state the connection may or may not be correct. I feeling more convinced with just one days passing, because I've found more.....[1] I googled and found "'Krenik Name Meaning and History, Variant spelling of German Krenig, itself a variant of Kranich" ......[2] 23 June 2003 Matt Ward's post to Kornegay list also mentions this John Krenig I forgot exactly what he said and best I remember he had the John George Kornegay as immigrant/father of George [you'll just have to go read it to make sure I'm remembering correctly]. There was a "Learn more about Krenik" click on URL that took you to ancestry.com. I would love to see what else they have, but I am not a subscriber. IF anyone else has a subscription will you please look for it and please send me what you find? ..... By the way Eddie, I *think* I saw where you still had John George Kornegay as our immigrant ancestor, you've probably since corrected it, but just in case.....IT has been proved he is not our ancestor. Hope it clearer to you now. ~Kathlynn~

I have not worked with genealogy in a very long times (about 3 years I think) In fact my genealogy is packed away and I can't find some of it. Personal life smacked me in the face and I have not been able to get back to genealogy. Where did you see I still had him as our ancestor? This list has been really quite and I don't remember this subject coming up before. Of course my memory might be off. I did a google search yesterday on the Krenig I found some of the info interesting. In my searches for family I found tha The Mullers that took in Our George Kornegay is kin to my husband. That blew my mind. When his line started coming into the same time frame and area as the Kornegay family I was thinking WOW Milt's family have to have known my family way back in 1710. The further back I went the more I found and lo and behold our George Kornegay was raised by My husbands family. I thought that was so neat because 200 (give or take) years later two of their ancestors married and we knew nothing of the relationship between the families. I kinda suspect there are more families like this if they follow the lines. But my husband's family is entwined in my like you would not believe. Even in my mom's side. One of his kin was instrumental in helping the Parker clan at Ft Parker here in Tx survive that indian raid in 1839. Glitz ----- Original Message ----- From: <Kathlynn3@aol.com> To: <kornegay@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2011 2:18 PM Subject: Re: [KORNEGAY] John Krenig [FWIW I'm carving him in stone today] > 8/2/2011 Eddie Lynn Kornegay Davis writes: OK you documented this name as > the origin of our Kornegay line? > > 8/2/2011 Kathlynn writes: Documented? LOL! NO I didn't mean I had, > without a doubt, the customary documentation that we usually refer to as > documented that would prove our George Kornegay's father is John Krenig. > However, > I think it is as close to being documented as we are ever going to find. > > The short of the story: I previously, posted to the list what I had just > found for John Krenig on the list of Palatines from Germany to England in > June 1709 arrivals, and asked If he could be our immigrant ancestor. I > got a > favorable yes from several [see 3-16-2008 post in the archives], however > I > had never entered him on my data base. Now yesterday after I discovered, > or rediscovered, that I have had an undocumented claim for 20 years that > this same John Krenig WAS our immigrant ancestor, I was just saying that > finding him on the list was the documentation to this undocumented > claim...Whew! .....clear as mud??? Bottom line: I DID NOT mean to imply > that I had > documented him as father of our George. Sorry I wasn't clear. > > "Carving him in Stone" meaning now that I realize there's been "two > minds, > independent of each other, coming to the same conclusion" I am more > convinced he is our ancestor and will now enter him on my data base. I > am making > notes that clearly state the connection may or may not be correct. > > I feeling more convinced with just one days passing, because I've found > more.....[1] I googled and found "'Krenik Name Meaning and History, > Variant > spelling of German Krenig, itself a variant of Kranich" ......[2] 23 June > 2003 Matt Ward's post to Kornegay list also mentions this John Krenig I > forgot exactly what he said and best I remember he had the John George > Kornegay > as immigrant/father of George [you'll just have to go read it to make > sure > I'm remembering correctly]. > > There was a "Learn more about Krenik" click on URL that took you to > ancestry.com. I would love to see what else they have, but I am not a > subscriber. IF anyone else has a subscription will you please look for > it and > please send me what you find? ..... > > By the way Eddie, I *think* I saw where you still had John George Kornegay > as our immigrant ancestor, you've probably since corrected it, but just in > case.....IT has been proved he is not our ancestor. > > Hope it clearer to you now. > ~Kathlynn~ > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > KORNEGAY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message