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36201 [Family Bible Record of Meek Family at Virginia State Library, 67-13 Washington Co. Records Collected by Margaret W. Huff....Poley Snodgrass married the 24 day of July 1809 to David Snodgrass] MEEK, Mary (Polly) (I2516)
 
36202 [Note: It was not unusual for a name to be recycled in a family if a child died.] Whitaker, Dorothy (I12425)
 
36203 [Note: This likely Frank J. Clare as he was born in Feb 1890. His birth may not have been registered until the next 3 month period for some reason.]

England & Wales, FreeBMD Birth Index, 1837-1915
Name: Frank Joseph Clare
Registration Year: 1890
Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
Registration district: Birmingham
Parishes for this Registration District: View Ecclesiastical Parishes associated with this Registration District
Inferred County: Warwickshire
Volume: 6d
Page: 47 
Clare, Frank J. (I27243)
 
36204 [Note: Unable to confirm, but is likely James Glenn.]
Tennessee Deaths and Burials Index, 1874-1955
Name: James Glenn
Birth Date: abt 1859
Birth Place: Russell County, VA
Age: 50
Death Date: 15 Sep 1909
Death Place: Washington County, Tennessee
Gender: Male
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Occupation: Farming
FHL Film Number: 1308092 
GLENN, James J. (I29946)
 
36205 \"The Herritage of Wayne Co., NC\"

George Kornegay was a German/Swiss Paltine/Palatinate. He Came as a young boy with the rest of his family and the Baron De Graffenreid to Craven Co., NC., in 1709. The party founded Newbern in Craven Co. Most of the colony of Palatines were massacred by the Tuscarosa Indians in 1711; including all of the rest of Georg\'s family. He was captured by the Tuscarosas. He was about nine years old at the time.

George recieved several Grants in Craven Co. and Duplin Co. between 1736 and 1756. He owned several thousands of acres in Craven, Dobbs (present day Wayne and Lenoir Counties), Duplin and Jones Counties. This included:
land in Alum Springs, land on Falling Creek in Dobbs Co., land on Beaverdam and Cape Fear in Duplin Co.

In 1754-1755 George was in the Duplin Co. Foot Militia.

He is Probably buried at the Kornegay Old Burying Ground on his land at Kornegay\'s Bridge on the Northeast of Cape Fear River in Duplin Co. His memorial stone is now at Red Hill in Wayne Co.

George\'s will was probated in 1773, Craven Co., NC (page 205).

HEIRS NAMED IN THE WILL: WIFE, SUSANNAH; SON, DANIEL; SON, ELIJAH (land in Dobbs Countyon Falling Creek); ELDEST SON, JOHN; SON, JACOB; SON, GEORGE (250 acres of land in the fork of the Beaverdam in Duplin Coounty); SON, WILLIAM; DAUGHTER, MARY DEBRUHL; SON, DAVID; SON, JOSEPH (500 acres of land on the northeast of Cape Fear); SON, ABRAHAM.
Executors: John, Jacob and George Kornegay (sons)  
Kornegay, George (I12051)
 

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