ARTHUR CONNARD KREIG was a farmer of eighty (80) acres. He supplemented his income through raising bees and harvesting honey. He also raised chickens and processed them for sale in the Chicago area and fattened cattle for market.
How KRIEG became KREIG: "During my school years, I was putting the "e" before the "i" in the family name, Krieg. When I was corrected of my mistake I made an effort to make the correction but failed. The same thing happened with my cousin, Charlie. So the family name was from then on Kreig." (From "My Life History", Arthur C Kreig, 4/1/96).
How KRIEG became KREIG: "During my school years, I was putting the "e" before the "i" in the family name, Krieg. When I was corrected of my mistake I made an effort to make the correction but failed. The same thing happened with my cousin, Charlie. So the family name was from then on Kreig." (From "My Life History", Arthur C Kreig, 4/1/96).
ARTHUR CONNARD KREIG was a farmer of eighty (80) acres. He supplemented his income through raising bees and harvesting honey. He also raised chickens and processed them for sale in the Chicago area and fattened cattle for market.
How KRIEG became KREIG: "During my school years, I was putting the "e" before the "i" in the family name, Krieg. When I was corrected of my mistake I made an effort to make the correction but failed. The same thing happened with my cousin, Charlie. So the family name was from then on Kreig." (From "My Life History", Arthur C Kreig, 4/1/96).
How KRIEG became KREIG: "During my school years, I was putting the "e" before the "i" in the family name, Krieg. When I was corrected of my mistake I made an effort to make the correction but failed. The same thing happened with my cousin, Charlie. So the family name was from then on Kreig." (From "My Life History", Arthur C Kreig, 4/1/96).
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