Howdy GREEN Cousins, I have not been able to connect with anyone on the GREEN list since I started about 3-4 years ago. I have submitted my information referencing two early American families, GREEN(E) and WOODSON. I thought maybe I would attempt a new strategy, instead of searching for ancestors, I will attempt at seeking information for the descendants of. Does anyone out there have the descendants of General Nathaniel GREEN(E) ?(please excuse the spelling) I am seeking the ancestors of James W. GREEN, for which WOODSON cousins have indicated this would be one of his prominant ancestors. I love and pray for all of you cousins. Keep up the faith. And God Bless America. Sincerely, Douglas Anderson La Porte, TX

http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/plgreene/RHODE/d1/i0000014.htm#i14 588. Nathanael18 Greene Major-General (Nathanael17, Jabez16, James15, John14, Richard13, Richard12, Robert11, John10, Lost9 De Greene, Thomas8, Henry7 Greene, Sir. Henry6 DeGreene, Lord Thomas5 De Greene, Lord Thomas4 de Greene, Sir John3, Lord Walter2, Lord Alexander1) (#14) was born in Warwick, Conimicut, Rhode Island July 7, 1742. Nathanael died June 19, 1786 in Mulbery Grove, Georgia, at age 43. He married Catherine Littlefield Katy July 20, 1774 in Greenwich, Rhode Island.(3) (Catherine Littlefield Katy is #21.) http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/plgreene/RHODE/index.htm#toc Greene's of the World God Bless America! Violet Moore Guy [email protected] 09/27/2001 ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 4:23 PM Subject: [GREEN-L] General Nathaniel Green(E) > Howdy GREEN Cousins, > I have not been able to connect with anyone on the GREEN list since I > started about 3-4 years ago. I have submitted my information referencing two > early American families, GREEN(E) and WOODSON. I thought maybe I would > attempt a new strategy, instead of searching for ancestors, I will attempt at > seeking information for the descendants of. Does anyone out there have the > descendants of General Nathaniel GREEN(E) ?(please excuse the spelling) I am > seeking the ancestors of James W. GREEN, for which WOODSON cousins have > indicated this would be one of his prominant ancestors. > I love and pray for all of you cousins. Keep up the faith. And God > Bless America. > > Sincerely, > Douglas Anderson > La Porte, TX > >

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Struxton (Taft) Green(e) b. 7/1/1910 Sc. Married: A. Mary McCutchen b.? 4/1/14 ? Children: Gerald Jerome Greenb. 1936(dead) m. Lorraine Eaddy b. 1936 Thaddeus Green b. 1940(dead) m. Sharone Lowery b. 1945 Struxton Taft Jr. b. 1950 m. Linda ? b. 1951 Arthur Lee b. 1938 m. Janice McCutchen b. 1942 Miton b. 1947 in Sc. m. Myrtle Green b. 1947 in Sc. Weldon R. b. 6/1/1934 in Sc. m. Mellie Lowery b. 11/30/1936 in Sc. *Mellie & Weldon are my Parents they have 9 children: Dewey Edward Green Beverly Rose Thato Lawrence Weldon, Jr. Melissa Katharine Jean and me(Laura). I am still working on this tree. Most were born and raised in Suttons, Sc. but most is now living in Phila, Pa & NY .

I am with the many that want to unsubscribe, its time to heal and stop talking about it so much, its becoming to be your worst obsession. And a obsession is not healthy for your mental mind and well being. If all you want to do is talk about what has happened to our wonderful country I think its time for picking up the telephone and getting incontact with some support groups, as we all are aware of this is a genealogy list not a terr. support group. So can we resume genealogy and get on with the wonderful lives we have. As it was mentioned to me in a private e-mail, people are acting like they have won, I believe she is onto something there. So stop a moment and please take note on your actions, 10 are they healthy 20 what can I do to help me heal from the trauma 3) seek assistance in it. Post traumatic stress syndrome can be managed I know this for a fact, I takes talking to the right people and none of us are educated enough to help in the way help is needed. That is how I have gotten to the point I am in my healing process, I have been there. So do not get over it, but do seek help. LRG-W

Green-Listers: I read my daily E-Mails hoping to find a link, I don't want to lose people on this list who may someday have valuable information I need. Those people who would like to continue there conversations about the disaster could do so by simply E-mailing eachother directly apart from the list. If you don't remember a members E-mail address. Simply request it on the Green-List. Example: Green-List Member Kelly M., I would like to E-mail you directly please respond to my E-mail Address. Then we can presume it doesn't involve the Green-List Forum. Would This Help Everyone? Sincerely, Kelly Moquin (Green)

Please don't send a lot of e-mails condeming Bob. I understand how he feels. The next day my son said I just need to get away from this if only for an hour. It is so traumatic. We all need to have some time away. For me it's genealogy. I try to forget for awhile by reading the digest. So please understand. Sharon __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Listen to your Yahoo! Mail messages from any phone. http://phone.yahoo.com

I am not leaving this surname list because anyother member. I am finding that no matter what you have people are either for or against something. That is our choice. We live in America where we have choices. I think some of us have forgotten what the DELETE KEY is for. I read what email I want to and I delete what I don't want to read. It is that simple. I have no opinion to express about any of the mail going acorss the board. We are all emotional and frustrated , we handle things differently. That is what makes all of us so great. I too am hunting for my families just as everyone else on the list is. I also know they will not be going any where in the next week or so. Life is too short to be bickering amongst ourselves. I love you all and hope you all find your past. G.Pahl A friend is a gift you give yourself.

Does anyone have a Noah Green b. 1818/1820/1822 in Franklin, Kentucky. He was married to Permelia DUKES/DUKTES on Aug 18, 1840 in Hamilton Co. Illnoins by Samuel P. Martin. Noah was a farmer in Decatur county, Iowa. He joined the military 24 Nov. 1862 (39th Iowa Vol. Infantry Company K. ) He was killed July 12, 1863 while on picket duty by a gun in the hand of a comrad who mistook him for the enemy. He is buried in the Corinth Nathianal Cemetery, Cornith, Mississippi. Permelia was b. Jan 11, 1822 d. Oct. 22, 1909 bur. Funkstown/Oakhill Cemetery next to her son William Riley Green. He and his wife, Permila had 9 children: 1.Nancy Jane Green b. Oct. 5, 1842 d. bef. 1850 2. William Riley Green b. Sept. 15, 1843 Hamiltion Co. Illinois. d. Mar 3, 1917 m. Elizabeth SWITSER 3. John Wesley Green b. Mar 12, 1848 Mahaska Co. IA d. Aug 12, 1865 4. Perry Commodore Green b. Nov. 4, 1852 Osceloosa Twp., Mahaska Co. IA d. Aug. 9, 1921 in Decatur County, IA. m. Hannah Jane MARTIN. (These are my gggrandparents) 5. Emma Green b. Mar 5, 1855 Richland Twp. Decatur County, IA d. Apr 11, 1896 in Thayer, IA m. James T. Smith 6. Henrietta Green b. abt 1859 d. Feb 1862 bur. Oakhill Cemetery. 7. Louis Asbery Green b. OCt 15, 1859 Richland Twp. Decatur County, IA d. 1929 Decatur, IA. m 5/10/1880 to Nancy HENDRICKSON. 8. George Melvin Green b. Apr. 7, 1862 Richland Twp. Decatur County, IA d. 1932 9. Sylvester Green b. about May 25, 1869 d. Feb 23, 1870 Grand River, IA (Grave in OakHill Cemetery says he died Feb 23, 1870 and was 8m 8d ) I have more on the grandchildren of Noah and Permila if anyone connects with my tree. And I am happy to trade any and all information I have with my 'new' cousins out there. I have been told that Noah's parent's were Henry Green and Mary Unknown, and I have seen a census with a husband named Henry, and a wife named Mary that had the following children : 1William Riley Green b. 1804 d. Dec. 25, 1881 (m. Mary "Polly" White.) 2. Elizabeth Green 3. Nancy Green 4. Mary "Fanny" Green b. 1817 Green Co. Ky 5. Noah Green b. 1820 So, this could be his parents/sibblings. On two seperate census (10 years apart) for Noah and his children, I find his age to be off 2 years off, so I dont' have an exact birthdate. (I don't know if he told them the wrong age at one time, or what, but the children/wife match up with the location). And he is buried several states away from me, so I haven't had the chance to check it out. I do have a typed copy of the letter that Permelia recieved when she found out that Noah was killed on picket duty, if anyone connects, and is interested. Stacy. ============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Does anyone have a Noah Green b. 1818/1820/1822 in Franklin, Kentucky. He was married to Permelia DUKES/DUKTES on Aug 18, 1840 in Hamilton Co. Illnoins by Samuel P. Martin. Noah was a farmer in Decatur county, Iowa. He joined the military 24 Nov. 1862 (39th Iowa Vol. Infantry Company K. ) He was killed July 12, 1863 while on picket duty by a gun in the hand of a comrad who mistook him for the enemy. He is buried in the Corinth Nathianal Cemetery, Cornith, Mississippi. Permelia was b. Jan 11, 1822 d. Oct. 22, 1909 bur. Funkstown/Oakhill Cemetery next to her son William Riley Green. He and his wife, Permila had 9 children: 1.Nancy Jane Green b. Oct. 5, 1842 d. bef. 1850 2. William Riley Green b. Sept. 15, 1843 Hamiltion Co. Illinois. d. Mar 3, 1917 m. Elizabeth SWITSER 3. John Wesley Green b. Mar 12, 1848 Mahaska Co. IA d. Aug 12, 1865 4. Perry Commodore Green b. Nov. 4, 1852 Osceloosa Twp., Mahaska Co. IA d. Aug. 9, 1921 in Decatur County, IA. m. Hannah Jane MARTIN. (These are my gggrandparents) 5. Emma Green b. Mar 5, 1855 Richland Twp. Decatur County, IA d. Apr 11, 1896 in Thayer, IA m. James T. Smith 6. Henrietta Green b. abt 1859 d. Feb 1862 bur. Oakhill Cemetery. 7. Louis Asbery Green b. OCt 15, 1859 Richland Twp. Decatur County, IA d. 1929 Decatur, IA. m 5/10/1880 to Nancy HENDRICKSON. 8. George Melvin Green b. Apr. 7, 1862 Richland Twp. Decatur County, IA d. 1932 9. Sylvester Green b. about May 25, 1869 d. Feb 23, 1870 Grand River, IA (Grave in OakHill Cemetery says he died Feb 23, 1870 and was 8m 8d ) I have more on the grandchildren of Noah and Permila if anyone connects with my tree. And I am happy to trade any and all information I have with my 'new' cousins out there. I have been told that Noah's parent's were Henry Green and Mary Unknown, and I have seen a census with a husband named Henry, and a wife named Mary that had the following children : 1William Riley Green b. 1804 d. Dec. 25, 1881 (m. Mary "Polly" White.) 2. Elizabeth Green 3. Nancy Green 4. Mary "Fanny" Green b. 1817 Green Co. Ky 5. Noah Green b. 1820 So, this could be his parents/sibblings. On two seperate census (10 years apart) for Noah and his children, I find his age to be off 2 years off, so I dont' have an exact birthdate. (I don't know if he told them the wrong age at one time, or what, but the children/wife match up with the location). And he is buried several states away from me, so I haven't had the chance to check it out. I do have a typed copy of the letter that Permelia recieved when she found out that Noah was killed on picket duty, if anyone connects, and is interested. Stacy.

I have had enough. I dont ever respond to these but I am sick of it. I use these lists to look for clues about my ancestors but all I have seen in the past 2 weeks on all of them have been the same old junk. Yes we suffered a tremendous blow, we have mourned, now get on with YOUR lives and lets get back to GENEOLOGY!!!!!! Or else I am getting off all these lists and I am sure I am not the only one. SIGNED, SICK OF IT!!!! "MARILYN MORRIS" <[email protected]> wrote: >The exchange between these two is reason enough to keep the subject on >genealogy and not on idealogy or personal statements of any kind. Emotions >and patriotism are running high now and we all need to express them, but >these surname list is not the place because the only thing all of us who >subscribe to these lists agree upon is tracing genealogy, so please lets all >stick to that so there will be no more opinions or ragging on each other. >----- Original Message ----- >From: "James Green" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 10:59 PM >Subject: Re: [GREEN-L] Stuff it Jim Green > > >> Whoever you are GrandyFos, I was not trying to speak for anyone but >> myself. I am an American and I have >> that right. I was in the Korean "War" and I will always be entitled to >> that. What have you done for our >> country? Just try to take away my right to express my opinion? Well it >> did not work, I will again express my >> opinion when the occasion arises. I still say there are other places you >> can chat about every subject under the sun. This list is for people >> seriously looking for family. I have not read a single post of anyone >> looking for anyone lost in the terrorist attack, only people trying to >> make poems or other sayings to make themselves feel good. That's my >> opinion, like it or not. >> Jim Green >> >> [email protected] wrote: >> >> > Stuff it Jim...You are not speaking for all of us on this list.. >> >> > >

Greetings Green(e)s: Looking for anyone who connects with any of the following: John Green b. 1827 Gloucestershire, England m. Mary DeBolt or Diebolt (INdiana) Mary Ann (INdiana) John Andrew (MIchigan) Martha Ellen (MIchigan) Charles F (MIchigan) Perry (MIchigan) Robert Fulton (MIchigan) Emoline (b. 1863 in MIchigan) * my great-grandmother George Washington (MIchigan) most of this lot ended up in Kansas when John moved his family there around 1870. He married several more times and had 2 more children in Kansas. I have a lot of turn of the century photos of Greens, some identified, some not. Hope to find some cousins out there! (Especially ones with old photos to compare!) Cheers - Susie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Susan Hastings - [email protected] Researching: HASTINGS / WELLS / HUSKE / LYTLE / NEWMAN / GREEN / SPLETTER / VANDIVER - VAN DER VEER / GUST - JUST / Kansas, Kentucky U.S.A. Gloucester, UK ~ Posen, Prussia Germany' http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tracefamilytree/ http://rootsweb.com/ ~ http://www.cyndislist.com/ ~ http://www.headstonehunter.com

Keeping up like this only means that the terrorists have won. Good-bye!!

The exchange between these two is reason enough to keep the subject on genealogy and not on idealogy or personal statements of any kind. Emotions and patriotism are running high now and we all need to express them, but these surname list is not the place because the only thing all of us who subscribe to these lists agree upon is tracing genealogy, so please lets all stick to that so there will be no more opinions or ragging on each other. ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Green" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 10:59 PM Subject: Re: [GREEN-L] Stuff it Jim Green > Whoever you are GrandyFos, I was not trying to speak for anyone but > myself. I am an American and I have > that right. I was in the Korean "War" and I will always be entitled to > that. What have you done for our > country? Just try to take away my right to express my opinion? Well it > did not work, I will again express my > opinion when the occasion arises. I still say there are other places you > can chat about every subject under the sun. This list is for people > seriously looking for family. I have not read a single post of anyone > looking for anyone lost in the terrorist attack, only people trying to > make poems or other sayings to make themselves feel good. That's my > opinion, like it or not. > Jim Green > > [email protected] wrote: > > > Stuff it Jim...You are not speaking for all of us on this list.. > >

Jim, I think you took our letters incorrectly. I suppose I shouldn't presume to speak for Laura, but I know that you took my letter, at least, incorrectly. When Laura wrote, "disagreement does not call for nastiness, and may I ask that anyone who feels the need to discharge his or her anger and frustration to just unsubscribe to the list", I felt that she was referring to the person who wrote "Stuff it". My response was written in defense of yours. I'm probably just making things worse here, but as the daughter of a WWII soldier, the sister of a retired AF Major, and the wife of a Viet Nam veteran, and retired AF major, I would caution everyone that we are ALL Americans. Not all of us may have fought in a battle, but that doesn't make us any less Americans. We, the rest of us, owe those of you who have been on the front lines, a debt we can never repay. But if you didn't engage in those battles to ensure the equality of ALL of us, then why did you do it? And that's my opinion, like it or not. And now, as has been suggested so many times, can we PLEASE get back to doing some Genealogy? Etta ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Green" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 11:23 PM Subject: Re: [GREEN-L] Managing Our Differences > I fail to understand how so many on this list fail to realize the purpose for > the list. It is not to jaw about a terrible happening nor to console people who > need to see a psychologist. It is designed to help with Green > connections find information on their families. We cannot solve the terrorist > problems here, that is for our > government to do and I think Bush and his folks are going about it with > determination. We are allowing > the terrorists to do exactly as they planned, to upset this country and cause > havoc at every turn. Why is > it so difficult to see that so many are playing right into their hands. I do not > intend to give them one bit of satisfaction. Nuff said. That's my opinion and I > do not intend to speak for anyone else. > Jim Green > > George Greene wrote: > > > Very well said Laura! > > If Bin Laden can divide us, in even the smallest of ways, then he has truly > > won the battle. "A house divided against it's self cannot stand". We must > > remain united. That doesn't mean we have to agree on everything, it simply > > means that we have to remain loyal to each other and treat our fellow > > Americans with respect on every front. We must remain larger than this > > small minded, hate filled man and his band of mindless followers. We are > > family, not only in a genealogical sense, but as countrymen. Let us not > > ever forget that. > > God bless us all, for WE are America, > > Etta > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Laura Greene" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 7:58 PM > > Subject: [GREEN-L] Managing Our Differences > > > > > I'm fine with disagreements among our list members - it is the freedom to > > > agree to disagree that makes our country so great. But disagreement does > > > not call for nastiness, and may I ask that anyone who feels the need to > > > discharge his or her anger and frustration to just unsubscribe to the > > list? > > > People have just died from just such an unwillingness to agree to > > disagree, > > > and sadly more are about to. If each of us could manage our own reactions > > > and behaviors, it will go a long way toward fostering continued amicable > > > support of each other, despite our various conflicting beliefs and > > opinions. > > > This has always been a terrific group - please let's not lose that. We've > > > lost too much already. > > > Laura Greene > > > List Member Since Its Beginning > > > > > > > > > > > > >

I rarely respond to anything on this list or any other list, however, I cannot refrain. I only have one thing to say. Shame on those of you who are throwing barbs. This is a troubled time in America so let's pull together not divide. B Steele ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Hi All, The Green family motto (at least for the descendants of Sir Thomas Greene of Buckton) is "Virtus Semper Viridis," which translates to "Virtue (or Excellence,) Always Green." Can we not now live by that by showing a little patience, tolerance and understanding to each other? We Greens always seem to be able to work through our difficulties. I'm sure that we all lost distant relatives in this disaster. We hurt, we grieve and we want to express our feelings. We've perservered before. Shouldn't we all take a deep breath and do it this time? BTW - anyone come up with anything new on Gideon Green(e) of Anson Co., NC from 1776 to abt. 1796? Thanks, Bill

Well folks, this constant bickering has finally led me to unsubscribe to this list. Green is only a collatoral line for me, and I was hoping that one day I might find a glimmer of a trail to my Green group. However, I'll just have to browse the archives occasionally. Just food for thought: When you want petty arguing to cease, begin with YOURSELF. I am the youngest and only girl in my family and was constantly teased by an older brother. My mother used to tell me to ignore it and he would stop. The more reaction he received, the more he teased. I had to grow up and develop MATURITY before I understood that and put it into practice. And you know what? He stopped when I stopped fueling the fire. I have not been bothered by those expressions of shock, grief, compassion and fear that have been placed on any list. I, too, subscribe to many and I have to say that this is the only list that has taken up such hostile bantering over it. Most of the lists have remained fairly quiet with a few comments and are now getting back to genealogy, without any of this ugliness. My best to all of you and....... MAY GOD BLESS AMERICA and may America accept the blessings with thanksgiving to Almighty God. Nancy

Listers: It is my understanding that MyFamily.com (RootsWeb.com and Ancestry.com) has created a special Message Board to handle such messages about the attach on WTC and on the Pentagon. Please try it! Other Rootsweb mailing lists have had similar problems with non-genealogical discussions, since the terror attachs on WTC & on the Pentagon. Keep busy with other things in LIFE. I have been through this before. I was a freshman in premed at the University of Oregon, in my home state, on Pearl Harbor Day, 1941. We had black-outs way into Eastern Oregon, where my family lived. 'nough! The URL for the board is http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=usa-tragedy.mourning Violet Moore Guy 09/27/2001 ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 12:07 AM Subject: [GREEN-L] Non genealogy > My family always had a policy of not talking about politics or religion. It's > a good one for genealogy lists. And I would like to remind the list owner, > the next time you think that "I'll just let people express their feelings," > you might want to think again. > > I'm tired of hearing about all of this. I want a part of my life that has > nothing to do with > these events. I live it every day. I work 20 blocks from the WTC site. I saw > the ring of fire in the North Tower.Many of my colleagues saw the plane hit > (I was in the subway when that happened) I could smell the smoke. I could > see it billowing. I had a friend that got down from the 29th floor, but we > didn't know until 6 p.m. she was alive. Our administrative assistant's > sister-in-law escaped. We had people crying in our offices as we watched > the towers fall from an office view that was like having a big screen TV. If > you've read about the Christian quadraplegic and his Jewish friend who died > together, they were friends of a friend of mine. I hired a young lady to fact > check a directory. Her father-in-law died while she was on vacation. I know > people who saw what they call unspeakable things in the WTC plaza. My wife's > car pool buddy has worked at Ground zero. I dont' know anyone who died (yet). > But I have many friends who lost friends. I worry every time my bus goes > through the Lincoln Tunnel. I can't get away from the reminders. Bomb > threats. Police on the corner. The building opposite ours is a federal > building under guard. I met a guy in my office who chose to take the Thursday > flight, not the Tuesday flight out of Newark. I know people who are having > nightmares. So, thank you please, leave us some places of peace. We have to > deal with the reality in so many other places. > > You have a right to your feelings and beliefs. But I am tired of sanctimonous > people who want to use this discussion group as a therapy session. I am tired > of veterans who think they have cornered the market on suffering and bravery. > Brave people died for the Union. Equally brave people died for the > Confederacy. People died for the Czar, the Kaiser, the King, Hitler, Stalin, > Mao, Ho Chi Minch, the United States. Whose bravery and death made their > cause more noble? There are many brave people. > > I could anger a lot of people my giving my views on these things. I > generally.But if people insist on using this as political forum, ladies and > gentlemen, you are fair game. Don't be surprised if someone takes a verbal > swing at you. And I will be one of them. > > We do not agree on the causes. We do not agree on the solutions. There are > places to discuss these things. This is not it. > > > > ============================== Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family History Online. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Looking for ANY information, any connections for Dr./Rev. John A. Green, found in Macon Co., AL, 1850 & 1860. Possibly in Russell Co., in 1840. Would like to know spouse, kids, parents & sibs., if known, and place of birth...anything else. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Annette