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Date Posted: 19:21:43 08/12/05 Fri
Author: Rev. John Barker
Subject: Re: Kring line
In reply to: Richard Maxwell 's message, "Kring line" on 12:08:03 06/10/03 Tue

>I found your site by pure accident. It has been almost
>impossable to find any thing on my mothers family line
>of Krings. Then BINGO, I found you. My mother was
>Betty Jean Kring, f. Bert A. Kring m. Agnes Glaydes
>Tayler- Bert A Kring, f. George Washington Kring m.
>Mary (Polly) Woody. George Washington Kring is burried
>in our family plot in Cassville, Missouri as is Bert.
>If you have any more particulars on the line, I would
>love to hear from you. Sencerly Cousen Richard

Dear Grace, just a note to say that I have been working on the Kring Family tree. I am the great-great-great grandson of Christian Kring of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, circa 1804 or so. His sons were (that I know of) George Washington Kring, buried in Graceland Cemetery, Fairbury, Livingston, Illinois; Christian Kring, burial place unknown, and John Kring, Sr. also buried at Fairbury, Illinois. John Kring, Sr. had a son named John Kring, Jr. whose daughter, Orra J. Kring Barker, was my grandmother. While I never knew her, they were of the Methodist faith and John, Sr. was the first class leader of the M. E. Church in Fairbury in 1858. If you are a part of this family line, let me know. We are having our first family reunion that incorporates both the Barker and the Kring family names.

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