GREEN, Mark b. abt 1802 in NH marries 2 nov 1832 in Sheffield VT spouse = HEATH, Stania b. 7 may 1805 in Sheffield VT their child = GREEN, Nancy b. 6 aug 1835 in either Wheelock / Sheffield VT d. 23 feb 1921 in Sheffield VT m. 29 nov 1860 in either Sutton / Sheffield VT spouse = GRAY, Jacob F. b. 15 oct 1839 in Sheffield VT d. 19 nov 1911 in Sheffield VT their child = GRAY, Isabella b. 26 nov 1868 in Sheffield VT d. 6 jun 1953 in Sheffield VT spouse = SIMPSON, John b. 23 jul 1868 in Sheffield VT d. 1949 does anyone have info on Mark's ancestors ? thanks, Mary Lou (Perkins) Lugo Also Searching for New England USA, names: ALLARD, ARCHER, BOURGEOIS, BUSHWAY, BUZZILL, COLE, DROWN, FOSS, GRAY, GREEN, HEATH, HILL, HOUGHTON, LIBBY, MILES, ORCUTT, PERKINS, PRATT, QUINT, RAWLINGS, ROE, SHELDON, SIMPSON, STRONG, TUCKER ...

I am looking for the parents of Lucy M. Greene. She was born 4 Apr 1818 in NY. She died 1 Apr 1879. She married first Roswell Dailey 25 May 1830 in Avon, Lorain, OH. She married second John Lutz 24 Oct 1848 in Allegan Co., MI. She married third(my line) David Andrew Scott 14 MAY 1854 in Ganges, Allegan, MI. Has anyone run across any of these names? Thanks, Susan Johnson rhjohnson@softcom.net

I am looking for information on family of Mildred Edith Green born in East Liverpool,Ohio in 1869.I think her father's name was Edward.Her first husband was Clarence Barrett and her second husband was William VanKirk

Hi, Could someone tell me who the listowner is? Thank you, Sue

I have found a new and interesting name in my tree. I was hoping someone could recognize. Here is what I have; Rastum Green m Abby McAlley children Mary Green b. Feb 16, 1881. In Canada, later moved to lapeer MI, Charles (Charley) Green b. abt. 1885 his citizenship papers say that his race is English nationality British. State of Ventura California, residing at Hueneme, California. Benjamin Green, of fife lake, Michigan Fred Green of Tustin, Herse ? Green lived in Kent Washington Vina ? I found an older letter that address her as aunt, may have married in? I have a letter that says Share has not seen gorge Green since he left home some twenty years ago I guess he is died.(from Charles Green to his neice ) I believe I may have some nick names here. Does anyone have any info on these people? Thank You for your time, Laura

Just wish one of these Samuel Greens that have been mentioned was mine. He was born 1786/7 VA married 4 Aug 1808 Warren Co. TN and died 15 Sep 1869 Marion Co. AL. He married Susanna Campbell. Some people have thought that his father was William. Does anyone know about my Samuel? Ina

Hi Green members, Over the holidays, we had to make an unexpected trip to GA and I had an opportunity to do a little research. I checked the 1870 GA census, Chatham County, City of Savannah, Ga. I found this William Greene family from Ireland and I am wondering if any of you have this family and any information on it. Many many years ago, my father told me that a William Greene connected to my dad's family moved to GA. I should have also checked the 1880 census, but my time was very limited. Here is the family that I am wondering if he belongs to us. Greene, William, age 43, Miller ??, born in Ireland and parents b. Ireland. Margaret, age 41, k.h., born in Ireland and parents b. in Ireland Charles age 15, at school, b. GA Henry ??, age 13, at school, b. GA George, age 11, twin, at school, b. GA Robert, age 11, twin, at school, b. GA Willie, age 8, b. GA ?? (can't make out spelling) age 5, b. GA Sally, age 7, b. GA Fanny Solomon, domestic servant, age 21 Since my grandfather was a twin and these people are from Ireland, I really wonder if they are connected to me. Does anyone have any information on this family???? I really would appreciate any information anyone may have. Also this William was the only William on census from Ireland. Hope to hear from someone who has some information. Thank you and Happy New Year. Sally

I offer a slight correction to your posting on the military unit that William Green served in. He was in a Loyalist regiment, lost his 300 acres he inherited from his father Samuel Green to the Committees of Correspondence, went west first to Fayette County, Pennsylvania 1784, then north of Pittsburgh to Armstrong County, Pennsylvania 1791 where he farmed, raised three sons Samuel, John, and James. Also your designators for the Williams as I, II, and III might confuse some. Sugrest (1), (2), and (3) Notes for WILLIAM GREENE III: William was a soldier in Washington's Army at the Battles of Trenton and Monmouth. Listed in Feb. & Mar. 1777 on the Muster Rolls Of Captain James Shaw's Company of New Jersey LOYALIST Volunteers in the regiment commanded by Colonel Joseph Barton. Go to this page for confirmation and further details: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/njshwbar.htm PS: There exists in the DAR a membership application in which the member (now deceased) used her ancestor William for admittance. Sorry, her data was in error. She had all details right about William but his unit of service. She chose some other William Green who did fight for George Washington. Brian Green

Hello all, Thank you for all of the posts on William Green and Samuel Green. I am still sifting through it all. Though I am not sure now that I even have the right William Green. The way this started was: I found a newspaper article on microfilm from a local paper on one of my uncles. This article was from 1900's. In it he stated how proud he was of his grandfather William Green who served in the Revolutionary War. There is a piece in it taken from a letter my ancestor received from the secretary of war, Washington it said : Washington.DC July 3 1905, It is shown by the records of this office that one William Green served as a private in Colonel John Hathorn's Regiment, New York Militia, Revolutionary war. His name appears on a receipt roll under the following heading:"We the subscribers do acknowledge to have received from Col. John Hathorn, of Warwick, in Orange county, the several certificates as numbered with their sums annexed to our names." This roll shows that on September 16, 1784, William Green received certificate No. 981-440 for (shows the amount). His name also appears cancelled on a list of certificates returned by John Hathorn for pay of hes regiment of militia for November, 1779, belonging to Orange county. Nothing further concerning him has been found on record. The records show the Henry Wisner was lieutenant colonel and later colonel of the regiment mentioned." signed F.C. Hainsworth Military secretary. It says also that he (my uncle) remembers his uncle very well. That he died when he was ninety seven years of age. 'And a story that he told him. So I called a cousin of mine in Arizona. He is not new to genealogy. I am very new to all of this. He called and sent papers that he found William Green and he has sent for records. But he listed this William as being in NJ Militia. But was checking into. After all of this I am more confused than ever. I tend to believe now though that my cousin is researching the wrong William Green.I have a William Green listed on a paper from the Dar showing William on a list from the Orange County militia Fourth Regiment Under Col. John hathorn and Lieut. Col. Henry Wisner. I know this is my 5th great grandfather but don't know where to go from here. I am sorry this is so long but wanted to explain and hope that you have some tips on where I should go from here since I know you all have a lot more experience in this than I. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you cousins, Dawn Lepre

Mary Ann GREEN was born in Lanark c1850. She married twice: i Elmhurst BURTON ii Thomas McNAIR They had at least two children: i Beatrice McNAIR ii Mary Ann BURTON In later years they lived in Buxton Derbyshire. Best Regards Wayne Hannay <kydean@istar.ca> **************************************************************** Anyone researching "The Hannay`s of Sorbie" checkout information GenForum at: <http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/> Visit the "Hannay Clan" Website at: <http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/James_Hannay/> *********************************************************************

More New York William GREEN/Es Just to muddy the waters on New York William Greens, I have the following William Green whose New York location has eluded me - although I believe I will eventually find him in Herkimer Co. A William Green appears in the town of Norway, Herkimer Co. listing of Capt. Jared Smith's Co. List dated 1811. A significant colony of New Englanders migrated from RI to Richfield/Winfield, New York. These New Englanders were purported to have been associates of descendants of Roger Williams. That certainly fits our RI GREENEs. I hope to center my further research in this area. (unfortunately, my research time is extremely limited, as are library facilities in my area.) William GREEN/E, b. 9 Jun 1737, Stone Castle, Warwick, RI. William died in New York, date unknown, location unknown. Married on 18 Feb 1762 to Comfort Green, b. 26 Jul 1738, Old Warwick, RI (dau of John GREEN and Elizabeth FOSTER). Comfort died July 1798 in New York, location unknown. William's descent is from John, the Surgeon, Green. William, b. 1737<Richard, b.1702<Richard, b.1666<Thomas, b. 1628 <John, b. 1590 Children of William Greene and Comfort Greene: Richard John Wanton Thomas Brenton/Brinton Elizabeth Comfort Charles Mary William, b. 5 Nov 1767 This gives you two more New York William Greenes (father and son) to work on. Anyone with further information on this family - PLEASE contact me. Nancy Van Valkenburg Watrous FIWATROUS@aol.com

Hi all. As NJ Greens have come up.. maybe someone can shead some light on Adelia Green born abt 1849 in Bergen County, NJ parents unknown.. Now was this person hatched...? I sent the following information to a person who has an Orange County, NY book.. Well it is hard to say.. I know they were or at least Charles was Methodist , and most of my family is Republican. However, LOL I'm not.... A clue to Charles, in the research Don Stralhe was doing Charles showed up as Vincent Helme (born 1845) son of Henry Helme and Ann Gannon, (no wonder I had trouble finding him). He died in Carbondale, PA. as did Adelia, on her Death Certificate it only states that she was born in Bergen, County, NJ.. I'm on that root list and I have looked at a lot of records and find nothing.. my Cousin Ann, who I found this July has hired someone to locate records on Adelia.. but so far nothing... Note a brother and Sister of Charles, were unknown to the researchs yet Ann had proof of their existance. Charles obit listed a Brother Joseph Helme and a sister Ellen Hill of NYC, both still alive in 1907. Also Ann had a letter written to Charles from Joseph, and since August we not only found were Charles fit into the Helmes line but also Ann located the Descentants of Joseph Helme, (b 1842 )now Joseph married a Rachel Bamper who was from Bergen County. I have a copy (old) of the ORANGE CO. PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. I lists two Greenes (no everyname index): George W, Highland Mills b. 16 Oct, 1846 hi father Horatio Nelson and Sarah Ann (Dickens) Green , b. in Monroe..the grandfather of our subject (i.e. GeoW.) was Samuel Green. His father, Samuel Green and his father-in-law, Mr. Marigold, forged the great chain which was stretched across the river at West Point for the purpose of preventing the passage of British ships.. FYI Mr. George W. Greene is a Methodist Episcopal, in IOOF, and a Republican!!!! Now, I now that a Daniel Green married into the Helme Family.. so I wonder if purhaps some place the Green's of Bergen County. (can't find any) were cousins of the Green's in Orange County, NY. The witnesses at the Wedding were a Nelson Wilson and a Henry Morgan. There was a Carrie Wilson who married John Van Horn, who Charles was friends with. I also have looked into the Naming System that everyone talks of.. the first girl in the family was named Carrie. the next (my greatgrandmother) was Mary Elizabeth Helme. Now their was a Robert Helme (Ann's Grandfather). I have not found a Robert in the Helmes line.. (clue ?) What do you think? When it comes to Adelia I sometimes feel I'm pulling at straws... ! The only other thing I can think of is that she did not like her given name.. and used a middle name Adelia. As Charles hated Vincent..and used only Charles V. Helms... Can any of you shead a spot of light in my cousin Ann's and my direction it would be great. Well there is my ideas.. got any to add to it.. (smile) Thanks. Wanda

Hi Brian, Thanks for the info. After checking out the sites you mentioned, I agree that my info on William Green3's military designation is incorrect. Back to the drawing board to find exactly where he fits in with Washington's Army. However, despite my error for my William3, Dawn, in her original message, still had info on two separate William Green families. I think her William (minus Phebe) coincides with your info. Your PS regarding incorrect DAR info is right on target. I have read posts from other researchers pointing out numerous errors in the DAR & SAR applications. Perhaps that's why some researchers become so incensed when you question possible mistakes in their info. Infallibility does not exist just because someone decided one source of documentation was acceptable while another was not. Thanks again for your help. Ron Greene RGreene431@aol.com

Father: Charles S. Green born 1814 in Virginia Mother: Jane Hinton born 1813 in Kentucky Siblings (born 1835 to 1853): Newton, John, Samuel, William, Sylvester and Elvin Sarah Ann Green born 4 April 1856 in Buck Creek, Delaware County, Iowa married George Arthur Wilson--lived in Columbus, Cherokee County, Kansas around 1900 Died 31 May 1924 in Ontario, San Bernadino County, CA Daughters: Myra, Flossie and Edna Perl Wilson Any connections or relatives? Leonard J. McAllister Mililani, HI

Does anyone have any information on Anne GREEN, born abt. 1800. She married James C. SMITH on Nov 26, 1827 in Jefferson County, OH. They had at least one son John V. SMITH. The family lived in Smithfield Twp, Jefferson County, OH. Jefferson County is next to Hancock County, WV and real close to Washington County, PA. Any help will be appreciated. Ron Smith

I have through ROOTSWEB set up a LIST "CADDELL-L" for our surname(s). It is now active. This covers all the variations worldwide. This msg is being sent to all lists where family have been known to reside or have resided. If you have any questions, please contact me. Bill Caddell bcaddell@hcnews.com

Here's more info on Hetty Green's ancestors from another online library. If you want more info, let me know. Jo "In 1652 Henry Howland was among the original purchasers of Dartmouth...acquired from the Indians. Subsequently, with twenty-six others, he bought the land known as Assonet, including the present town of Freetown, Massachusetts, and here his son Samuel settled..." Henry Howland married Mary Newland of Lynn, Massachusetts. They had four sons: Zoeth, who was killed by Indians and whose descendents accumulated a great fortune in land and whaling and which was later famed as the Hetty Green fortune; John; Joseph; Samuel, whose son Joshua married Dorothy Lee. They were the parents of Isaac Howland who married Katherine Howard and who begat Roba who married Henry Edminster.

Hi Harold, Found this on Ancestry.com library that I subscribe to. Don't know if it's your Hetty but sounded likely. Jo Herringshaw's Encyclopedia of American Biography of the Nineteenth Century. Addenda page xliii GREEN, HETTY HOWLAND ROBINSON, capitalist, was born Nov. 21, 1835, in New Bedford, Mass. By careful investment she has become a large holder of stock in sound railroad companies in the west and south, in the Chemical National bank, and in business blocks and other real estate in Chicago and other parts of the United States.

Tom, You may want to check these pages on the Samuel Green of northwest New Jersey. http://www.ptbruce.kanservu.ca/Genealogy/Whitesell/Green.html http://pa-roots.com/armstrong/ffolder/wdgreen.html http://alpha.binatech.on.ca/~bhmchin/billyg.html I am in possession of the work on Samuel Green of Northwest New Jersey by Helen Benson (plus notes) and also the Ida Crozier work on the sons of Samuel Green who migrated to Canada as Loyalists (Adam, John) after the Revolution. These researchers examined possible New England connections for the family but came up with "nothing" substantial. Their work is from the 1970's/80's but seems to be fairly complete. The connection Benson, and then Crozier, make to a Richard Green who landed at Burlington, New Jersey in the late 1600s is "thin" but better than any relation to New England Greens. As yet anyway. Also, this is a nit but I've yet to see any spelling other than without the infamous "e" . Regarding your data..." that shows that Samuel Greene was born January 30, 1669, and died September 18, 1720. Major John Greene was the son of Surgeon John Greene.." I gotta say "I don't think so". Samuel Green left a will and named all his children and died as I recall from memory ca 1760. I had responded to Dawn separately with the same web pages so she can decide on the data. Brian Green

Hi all, This is a rich vein to mine. Mercers were in Norfolk County, (for one), Silas family I have seen, some came into Wake I think. Anyone ran the Mercer and Silas families down? Ken At 09:47 PM 1/2/99 EST, TBGreen3@aol.com wrote: >Hi John, > >Here is the info I have on my family. > >William Green, born February 6, 1762 in Prince Edward County, Virginia. He >married Kezziah Patton, born about 1763, in her parents home in Hillsborough, >Orange County, North Carolina on January 9, 1781. Several cousins have spent >many years attempting to identify the parents of these two pioneers. Their >children were: > >1. Thomas S. Green, born October 24, 1781 in Hillsborough, Orange County, >North Carolina, and married Sarah Harden in 1805 in Burke County, NC. Thomas >died in 1857 in Georgia. > >2. John Green, born about 1784 either in Orange or Burke County, NC. Nothing >else is know about John except he MAY have gone to Texas to fight in the Texas >revolution. > >3. William Mercer Green, born about 1786 in Burke County, NC. He married >Nancy Porter October 29, 1811 in Burke County, NC, and the couple moved to >Haywood County, NC where their son William M. Green was born. The couple >moved their family to Georgia in about 1830 where both died. William died >March 24, 1847 in Carroll County, Georgia. This is my direct line. > >4. Sarah "SallY" Green, born about 1790 in Burke County, NC, and married >Matthew Hicks January 27, 1814 in Burke County, NC. Both died about 1843 in >Carroll County, Georgia. > >5. Silas M. Green, born about 1796 in Burke County, NC, and married Sarah W. >Horton January 10, 1848 in Franklin County, Tenn. Silas died August 7, 1892. > >6. Martha "Mattie" Green, born about 1801 in Burke County, NC, She married >Charles Justice and Austin Pack. > >7. Elizabeth Green, born about 1803 in Burke County, NC, and married Mr. >Allen. > >8. Anderson Clyde Green, born about 1806 in Burke County, NC, and married >Sarah "Sallie" Morrison about 1827 in Haywood County, NC. Anderson Green >moved to Texas and became a preacher. He died June 10, 1891 in Upshur County, >NC. > >9. Tillman Green born about 1810 in Burke County, NC and MAY have married >Mary "Winnie" Daniels September 3, 1838 in Stewart County, Tennessee. Tillman >died about 1850. > >10. There also MAY have been a child named Elijah Green who died young, but >this is speculation due the the belief that William Green, Sr. had a brother >named Elijah Green. > >William Green, Sr. died in Haywood County, NC March 2, 1837. Kezziah Patton >Green moved to Carroll County, NC with several of her children where she died >August 1, 1849. She is believed to be buried in Carroll County, Georgia next >to her son William Mercer Green and his wife Nancy Porter Green. They are >buried in a family cemetery called Old Bethel Cemetery located near Villa >Ricka, Georgia. > >I am posting this info to the Green list in hopes some one will be able to add >to the family history. Hope this helps you in some way. > >Tom Green >TBGreen3@aol.com > > >