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Hi Tom and other Green(e), researchers: I'm interested in your William Green line. My ggg-grandfather was John T. Greene (spelled with and without the "e"). He was born in 1821, GA (according to the 1950 Clark Co., AR census.) He died in 1883, Clark Co., AR and his obituary says he arrived in Clark Co. in 1838. His wife was Lucy (or Martha Lucy) Jordan. John had a brother named Peter. I don't have a birth date for him, but there is eveidence that he fought in the Civil War and died in 1909. He founded the Mountain Springs Water Co. in Garland Co., AR. Their mother's name was Nancy. I don't have a maiden name for her. She is supposed to have been born in VA. Does any of this fit in with your Green notes? Stacy King king@mobiletel.com TBGreen3@aol.com wrote: > 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.

My g-grandmother was Cynthia Ann Green, born 1825 in OH, the daughter of John Green. I am trying to find her mother. There was a marriage of a John Green and Mary Ann Cruzan 1/3/1822 in Brown Co. OH. Other records I have show that a "John and Mary Ann Green were early land owners in Rush Co. IN." My John Green had two children born in OH and two more born in Rush Co. IN (1830 and 1833) by his first wife who was possibly Mary Ann Cruzan. There was also a marriage between a John Green and Sarah Crampton in 1824 in Montgomery Co.OH. My question is which one, if either, was the mother of Cynthia Ann, born 1825 in OH and Elizabeth, born 1828 in OH. The other two children of John Green and this first wife were Olivia, born 1830 and Newell, born 2833, in Rush Co. IN. Rosemary ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hi Dawn, I agree with Tom that you have some families confused. As Tom Stated, the William Green you have listed in your message does not belong with this family and is the grandson of the William Green who died in NJ in 1722. The William whom married Phebe Moore is buried in the First Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Ewing NJ. Other headstones in a line with his are: sons - Elijah & Samuel; daughter - Mary; wife - Phebe; a stone with partial name "ABAIL"- might be Phebe's sister, Abigail Moore. One other stone is said to belong to the William who died in 1722. To make matters less confusing I'll refer to the Williams as 1 2, & 3, with William3 being the William you mention. Some researchers believe that William3 inherited William1's brick house that is still standing today on the campus of Trenton State College, directly from William2 who had inherited it from William1. Published works by Robert Reeder Greene allude to this fact as does a plaque placed on the house in 1927. However, William1's will clearly states that he left his newly built brick house to his eldest son, Richard and that his younger sons, Joseph & William2 were to share the house & plantation that William1 had purchased from John Severns. it is my opinion, that, perhaps, someone has exercised a little literary license here or that the full story has not been discovered yet. I would be interested in what other Green(e) researchers think. Here is what I have on William3's family: Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM3 GREENE III (WILLIAM2, WILLIAM1) was born 1743, and died 1815. He married PHEBE MOORE, daughter of SAMUEL MOORE and REBECCA GREENE. 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 Volunteers in the regiment commanded by Colonel Joseph Barton. Children of WILLIAM GREENE and PHEBE MOORE are: 2. i. SAMUEL4 GREENE, b. Abt. 1791; d. April 01, 1859. ii. ENOCH GREENE. More About ENOCH GREENE: Fact 1: Relocated to Georgia. iii. ELIJAH GREENE, b. Abt. 1782; d. 1850. iv. LYDIA GREENE, m. ISRAEL CARLE. v. REBECCA GREENE, m. JOHN WELLING. vi. SARAH GREENE, b. Abt. 1786; d. May 28, 1828. 3. vii. MARY GREENE, b. Abt. 1788; d. March 02, 1858. Generation No. 2 2. SAMUEL4 GREENE (WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1791, and died April 01, 1859. He married MARY PERRINE. Children of SAMUEL GREENE and MARY PERRINE are: i. WILLIAM A.5 GREENE, m. CATHERINE MOORE. ii. HENRY P. GREENE, m. VIRGINIA REEDER. iii. EMILY GREENE, m. HENRY BILYEU. iv. PHEBE GREENE, m. FRANCIS SNEED. v. LYDIA GREENE. vi. SARAH GREENE, m. DAVID JEFFRIES. vii. HANNAH GREENE, b. Abt. 1828; d. October 14, 1851; m. HENRY LANNING. viii.LEWIS GREENE. More About LEWIS GREENE: Fact 1: Relocated to Australia. ix. JOHN GREENE, m. MARGARET ELIZABETH SCUDDER. 3. MARY4 GREENE (WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1788, and died March 02, 1858. She married JOHN JONES, son of BENJAMIN JONES and CATHERINE ANDERSON. Children of MARY GREENE and JOHN JONES are: i. ENOCH GREEN5 JONES, b. March 12, 1811, Ewing Township, Mercer Co, NJ; d. May 04, 1882; m. MARGARETTA HAY. ii. AMOS SCUDDER JONES. iii. LYDIA JONES, b. Abt. 1811; d. 1858. iv. JOSHUA JONES, m. ELIZABETH CORLIES. v. ALFRED JONES, m. CAROLINE MATHEWS. vi. WILLIAM JONES. vii. SAMUEL A. JONES, m. SUSAN BARNES. viii. HENRIETTA JONES, m. JOHN S. HUNT. ix. PHEBE JONES, m. THEODORE S. HOWELL. If I can help any further, let me know. Ron Greene RGreene431@aol.com

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

Still trying to find parents (or siblings) of Ella M. GREEN. b. Sept. 4, 1861 (who knows where!... I've heard possibly Iowa,...) m. Daniel Lionel HILTON (son of Delorval Hartman HILTON & Nancy WEED) d. March 17, 1952 Custer, SD buried, Custer, SD Would like to find ANY kind of connection...Parents, Siblings, Grandparents,... I sent for death certificates on Ella and Daniel (fr. State of SD) and they contain errors regarding their parents. Evidentally the children that reported the death Info. for the coroner didn't know their grandparents names. So...I have tried to find an obit. for Ella M. GREEN through the State Archives Dept., Local Newspapers that were in business during this period, as well as enlisting the help of a Genealogy researcher at the State Library and we come up with Zilch! Nada! I have done just about all that I can think of to find her parents. Maybe some of you GREEN/E cousins can ask around...maybe ask some of your elderly GREEN/E family members if they had ever heard of a GREEN/E marrying into the HILTON family? I would greatly appreciate any help I can get! Some of the places that Ella M. GREEN/E lived are: Omro, Wisconsin (at least 1 of her kids born there) Albert Lea, Minn. (owned photo gallery there) Ramona, S.D. (husband D.L. HILTON may have been J.O.P there) New Underwood, SD (husband Daniel L. HILTON buried there) Custer, SD (Ella died and buried there.) Other possible places of residence for her: Deadwood, SD Sioux City, Iowa (son James ["Jack"] E. HILTON was Barber there & married there) Albion, Wis(many of Ella GREEN/Es inlaws {Mr/Mrs D.H. HILTON] lived and d.there) Some of Ella's & Daniel's Kids were... James E. HILTON (my Grandfather) Ornin HILTON Elroy HILTON (may have been known as "Roy") Alfred HILTON Daniel HILTON,Jr. Nancy Mae HILTON (m. Glen Tracy-1 and ?? VanSycle-2 d. Sturgis,SD ?) Frederick Asa HILTON Sincerely, Rob Warren largo@ptinet.net Tacoma, WA

Dear folks... We have two separate lines of GREEN's. Have new information on both sides. Anyone have information on: GREEN, MARTIN lived in Martinburg, West Virginia around 1870-1880. Had a son: LEO ALBERTUS GREEN in 1880. Another line...GREEN lived in Savannah, Georiga in 1850"s & originally from Mass. Married SUSAN MORTON. Had children in Savannah during this time period. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Betty

Hi Dawn, There are others on the Green list with much more info than I have, but I wanted to tell you that my data shows that Samuel Greene who married Sarah Bull, Margaret Gordon Kemp and Hannah Wright was the son of Major John Greene and his wife Amy Almy. I show that Samuel Greene was born January 30, 1669, and died September 18, 1720. Major John Greene was the son of Surgeon John Greene. I also do not show the same children as you do for Samuel Greene. I do have William Green born about 1743 who married Phoebe Moore born about 1753, but I show his father to have been another William Green, born 1702, who married Lydia Armitage. The father of the second William Green was Judge William Green born about 1671 in England, who married Joanna Reeder in 1692 and the couple lived in Hunterdon County, New Jersey where he died June 16, 1722. I have not identified the other Greens you show as the children of Samuel Green, but I don't believe any of them belong to this family. I will post this reply to the Green list in hopes that someone can help you with your research. Good Luck! Tom Green

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------69A7E04C3624418F57E8A8EB Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi, A number of us on this list have been stymied at (our) William GREEN, b. c1750 (Place unknown) who married Judy or Juda (unknown) I just received a letter from a nice lady in Texas who said she might have our family. Can anyone verify this information, and help connect our William? William GREEN, b. c1730 Sussex Co., VA, married Lucy TYNE(?Spelling) who may be his second wife. With the following children as I received them: Frances (female) b. 15 Oct. 1752 Lewis of Caswell Co., NC John of Orange Co., NC WILLIAM b. c1758 (ours?) Sally Elizabeth, who m. 1783, Caswell Co., NC, Anthony GERRARD and moved to GA Burwell of Caswell Co., VA For comparison, here is our William and Judy GREEN family. --------------69A7E04C3624418F57E8A8EB Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="424F424F"; name="William Green" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Unknown Document Content-Disposition: inline; filename="William Green" William GREEN Sr. b. abt 1750 d. abt 1818, Wayne Co., KY? m. Judy (Juda) Unknown b. abt 1750 d. Prob. Wayne Co., Ky Children: 1. Robert GREEN b. 1770/1773, VA? d. 1834, Randolph Co., MO m. (#1) Celah Hammons b. abt 1775, vA d. abt 1819, wayne co., kY m. 25 Dec 1794, Patrick Co., VA m (#2) Rhoda Sheeks m. 3 Jul 1824, Wayne Co., KY 2. Reynolds GREEN b. abt 1780, Casswell Co., North Carolina d. 1848, Van Buren Co., IA m. Francis HALL b. abt 1790, North Carolina d. 1850 m. 30 Jul 1801, Patrick Co., VA 3. Nancy GREEN b. abt 1783 d. 1807/1809, KY Or TN m. Leroy Hammons m. 30 Jan 1800, Patrick Co., VA 4. Lewis GREEN b. abt 1785/1786, VA d. 1823, AL m. (#1) Margaret Smith m. 18 Jan 1808, Wayne Co., KY m. (#2) Nancy Lloyd m. 29 Mar 1810, Wayne Co., KY 5. William M. GREEN Jr. b. 11 Jun 1793, Patrick Co., VA d. 3 Jan 1870, Beaudry, Saline Co., AR m. Rutha Lloyd m. 16 May 1816, Wayne Co., KY --------------69A7E04C3624418F57E8A8EB--

In a message dated 99-01-01 10:15:35 EST, you write: << Do you know any book that traces the descendants of John of Quidnesset?? I believe he is my line, but don't have the documentation yet. I finally traced my line out of Vermont and to RI by way of an ancestor named Peleg Green. >> Hi Susan, Yes, Bill Wright from Houton, Texas published a very good book on John Green of Quidnessett, and I believe it is called "William Browning and Mary (Lewis) Greene." Bill donated several copies of this book to various libraries around the country. I show that Peleg Greene, born april 25, 1752, was the son of Timothy Greene, born June 14, 1725, and his father was John Greene born April 9, 1688, who was the son of Lt. John Clark Greene, born June 16, 1651, who was the son of John Greene of Quidnessett. Good luck, Tom Green

It was " The Day They Shook The Plum Tree" Her name was Hetty Howland Robinson and she Married Edward Henry Green of Bellows Falls, Vermont. Her daughter was Sylvia and her son Edward. A stipulation in the will of her aunt, Sylvia Howland stated that the money she left Hetty would remain in Howland hands. So when Hetty died the money was left to Ned and Sylvia and when Ned died the money was all left to Sylvia. Sylvia in turn broke the will of her Greate aunt Sylvia Howland and left the money to various charities with a few personal bequest to servants, etc. Jon

Hello Ann, No I am sorry I do not have an Asher in my family. But I will keep my eyes open for you. Where in NY are your Greens from? Mine are from Orange county, Warwick NY. Dawn

Indeed there was a Hette/Hettie Green. Many years ago I read a biography of her entitled, "THE DAY THEY SHOOK THE MONEY TREE" (or something very close to that). Sorry, but I do not recall the author. She inherited her wealth from her father of the New England area, who sold his whaling fleet just before the advent of the gas light. I don't recall very much about it, but her two children, a son and a daughter, did suffer from her love of money. She did have a talent for increasing her wealth, which was something not done "at that time". Green may have been her married name, but I'm not sure. Geraldine M. Weir weir@bayou.com

I talked to my sister in Bakersfield, CA last night and she told me of one GREEN we were supposedly related to that I had forgotten. Her name was Hetty(Hettie) GREEN. The family story goes that she was extremely wealthy and somewhat of a recluse who actually allowed her son to die because she would not call a doctor. How much of these stories are true or not is always questionable. But Hettie was a real person of that we are sure. My grandmother stated she had met her on a couple occasions. Have you ever heard of such a GREEN? Harold Williams Mesquite, TX (Dallas suburb) willhn@flash.net

Hello everyone. I hope you all had a great Christmas and Happy and safe New Year's Eve. I have just added a few new Greens to my direct line of NY and NJ Greens and now Ontario. Hoping someone has some info. Here they are I don't know much about William(my direct line) still trying for children etc. He was in the revolutionary war, have sent for record. Please let me know if anyone is familiar. Thank you and God Bless Cousins. Dawn Lepre Samuel Green b- 1712? Amwell Township, Hunterdon County NJ d- After Sep3 1760 Johnsonburg, Sussex NJ Hannah Wright b-1714 Amwell Township, Hunterdon County NJ d- ?( Her parents John Wright and Orcha Harmanus) She had one other marriage to John Goodwin) Samuel and Hannah married CA- 1738 ( Samuel had two other marriages, Margaret Kemp and Sarah Bull.) Children: 1.Adam Green b- ca-1739 Hardwick, Sussex county, NJ d-1815-16 Saltfleet, Wentworth Ontario m- Martha Smith 1775 in Sussex 2.John Green b. 1740 Greenwich Morris county , NJ d. 1830 m. Mary Davis 1769 3.William Green b. ca- 1742 Greenwich Morris county , NJ d 1830 m. Phoebe Moore 4.Daniel Green b. ca 1744 Greenwich Morris county , NJ 5.George Green b. ca 1746 Greenwich , Morris county, NJ d. 1777 6.Rebecca Green b. 7 May 1747 Sussex, NJ d. 17 May 1820 Grimsby, Lincoln county , Ontario m. Francis Glover 17 April 1765 7.Mary Green b. Jan 1749 Greenwich , Morris d. 20 Jan 1836 Hope, Hardwick Twp. Warren county NJ

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Hello Tom, Thank You so much for your response! I haven't researched the family of Robert Green, born 1695 who came to America about 1712 with his uncle William Duff, who had several brothers who also came to America. Because of my sister, Lynda Jean and I being adopted by our father, Henry Brock Pinckard when we were both very young, I am just now getting started on the research of our natural side. Both Francis Marimon Green, our natural father and our adoptive father are deceased now. The time is ripe now for Green researching and it fulfills a void in my life. This is interesting information. I've enjoyed very much reading your messages. Happy New Year! Elaine Dennison hendenn@flash.net

Found this recently on another website. Thought it might be of interest to Green(e) researchers: 19th Century Naming Patterns: SONS: First: named for his paternal grandfather. Second: named for his maternal grandfather. Third: named after father or father's paternal grandfather. Fourth: named after father's oldest brother or mother's paternal grandfather. Fifth: named after mother's eldest brother or father's material grandfather. Sixth: named after father's second oldest brother or for mother's maternal grandfather. DAUGHTERS: First: named for her maternal grandmother. Second: named for her paternal grandmother. Third: named after mother or for mother's maternal grandmother. Fourth: named after mother's oldest sister or for father's paternal grandmother. Fifth: named after father's eldest sister or for mother's paternal grandmother. Sixth: named after mother's second oldest sister or for father's paternal grandmother. NOTE: there were all sorts of variations, some covered by rules and some by family decision. It was customary to name the next daughter/son born within a second marriage for the deceased husband/wife. If a father died before his child was born, the child was often named for him. If a mother died in childbirth, that child, if a girl, was usually named for the mother. Another child was commonly named for a child who had died within the family. DUTCH NAMING PATTERNS: The custom was that the lst be named for paternal grandfather; 2nd son named for his maternal grandfather; lst daughter for her maternal grandmother; 2nd ghter for her paternal grandmother. If 4 children were born then all 4 grandparents are known. Ronnie Greene RGreene431@aol.com

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_915120520_boundary Content-ID: <0_915120520@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_915120520_boundary Content-ID: <0_915120520@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: Mjw1017@aol.com Return-path: <Mjw1017@aol.com> To: GREEN-L-request@rootsweb.com, VAFAUQUI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Shackelford book Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1998 11:37:22 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Hi Lists; Does anyone have the book George Wythe Randolph and the Confederate Elite by George Green Shackelford? It sounds like something useful, but I don't even know if it is for sale. Thanks, Joanne --part0_915120520_boundary--

Hi Tom, Not as of yet. I am still waiting for the Tennessee State Library to send me the "Man from Winton", which I ordered in early December. I appreciate their help, but they are so slow. I Ordered the "Tom Green Scrapbook" by Sarah Glenn Riddell from the Texas State Library yesterday and the have already put it in the mail. As for me getting to the library to look up some hunches, this December has not allotted me the time. The reason I was asking about the "Seagull" Family Tree is this. I agree with you about Maj. Gen. Tom Green not being a Descendent of Col. Abraham Green. But I think they were cousins. I have always believed he was related to the Filmer GREEN b. 1743 which married Ann. Though I have no prof. Any and all help is always welcome. Bill >From tbgreen3@aol.com Wed Dec 30 07:32:04 1998 >Received: from TBGreen3@aol.com > by imo17.mx.aol.com (IMOv18.1) id DIWMa21849; > Wed, 30 Dec 1998 10:31:38 -0500 (EST) >From: TBGreen3@aol.com >Message-ID: <f763cfd9.368a475a@aol.com> >Date: Wed, 30 Dec 1998 10:31:38 EST >To: wagii@hotmail.com >Cc: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com, BLAIR-L@rootsweb.com >Mime-Version: 1.0 >Subject: Re: [GREEN-L & BLAIR-L] Re: Seagull Green Family - Reply >Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit >X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 16-bit for Windows sub 64 > >In a message dated 98-12-30 09:47:19 EST, you write: > ><< Hello All, > I hope everyone is having a Great Holiday. > > I was rereading some of my older Email and noticed most of the Thomas > "The Seagull" Green's descendants do not get traced out to the 1800's > and beyond. Most of my information is still in the early to mid 1700's. > I would like to know if there is a Chart which would show his > descendants to the extent of accepted knowledge. > > Bill > P.S. Tom did you receive the Will? > >> >Hi Bill, > >Yes, I received the William Wood will and have been studying it, along with my >data I have collected over the years. Thank you very much for ALL the >information you have sent! I am hoping that by studying the WOOD family, I >will find some new information on Thomas Green, the husband of Nancy Wood, >that will show some connection to the Seagull Green family. So far that has >not been the case, but I keep looking. > >I have probably told you that I have only seen two written comments indicating >a connection of this Thomas Green to the Seagull Green family, but neither >make sense. One comment says that this Thomas Green was the son of Thomas >"The Seagull" Green, but that does not seem possible due to the birth dates. > >The other comment came from Louise on the internet, but she says the info came >from a library, which mentioned that Judge Nathan Green was the son of Col. >Abraham Green. This comment also does not make any sense, but both comments >seem to indicate a connection to the Seagull family. The height of all these >men also seems to indicate a connection, since all were over 6 feet tall. >This is not much, but when combined with the fact that all lived in Amelia >County, Virginia; I can come to no other GUESS but to continue to attempt to >connect the family to the Seagull Green family. > >By the way, I was reading a Union version of the Red River campaign last >night, and it helped me to better understand where Admiral Parter took the >Union Navy and when they turned back after the Battle of Sabile Cross Roads, >which was lead by General Tom Green on his own authority. This was the only >victory of the Confederates during the Red River campaign. The location of >Blair's Landing where General Tom Green was killed on April 12, 1864 is also >better described in this article and I hope to find out more about Blair's >Landing since I also research that family. Have you found any new data on the >family? > >Thanks again for all your help! > >Tom Green > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com