I am looking for information on my ggg-grandfather, JOHN T. GREENE and his brother PETER GREENE The only information I have on PETER is that he founded Mountain Valley Water Company around 1871. He also owned a hotel in Mountain Valley Springs, AR sometime in the late 1870's. JOHN T. GREENE was born in 1921, I don't know where. He arrived in Clark Co., AR in 1938 from TN. Died 22 Jun 1883, Clark Co., AR; buried in Rose Hill Cemetery next to his wife and daughter, Orlene HUSBAND. Married Lucy JORDAN, born 1837; died Clark Co., AR. Children: 1]Lucy J. GREENE, b. 1859 2]Fred E. GREENE, b. 1862, m. Mollie ???. Adopted Orlene's baby girl after Orlene's death, named her Mollie Fred GREENE. 3]John J. GREENE, b. 1865 4]Durward D. GREENE, b. 1867; m. Bulah ???. Children: a]Fred b]Durward D. Jr. c]Raymond d]Clara May 5]Orlene GREENE, b. 1869, d. 22 Feb 1897; m. Joseph HUSBAND 6]Lelia J. GREENE, b. 1871, d. 18 Sep 1871 age 3 mos. 26 days. 7}Henry W. GREENE, b. 1873, m. Nellie ??? 8]Peter Ephraim GREENE, b. 4 Apr 1875, Mountain Valley Springs, AR, d. 5 Jul 1947 Pine Island, LA; m. 17 Apr 1897 Ora BUTTS, b. 11 Jun 1877 Brownesville, TN; d. 15 Dec 1958, Franklinton, LA. Both are buried in Mt. Gilead Church Cemetery, Vivian, LA. children: a]Ora Orlean, b. 5 Sep 1898 b]Edith Grace, b.14 Mar 1903 c]Fred Roland, b. 1905/6. d. at age 2 months. d]Willie Charlene (Bill), b. 11 Jun 1908 e]Helen Lucy, b. 16 Jan 1912 f]Lawrence Jackson, b. 26 Apr 1914 {twin} g]Florence Mae, b. 26 Apr 1914 {twin} 9]Zada GREENE, b. `1879 Any help is greatly appreciated! Stacy King king@mobiletel.com

Bill - I too believe Burwell GREEN (d.1733) married Ann POYTHRESS (b.1674). I do not have a listing of their children - only my ancestor Sarah GREEN who m. Miles THWEATT. I have forwarded your query to two mail lists - Green & Poythress. One of their members may be able to help you. - Randy -----Original Message----- From: Wab615@aol.com <Wab615@aol.com> To: rjones@charweb.org <rjones@charweb.org> Date: Saturday, December 19, 1998 12:16 PM Subject: Re: Green >Randy > >I believe that Burwell Green married Ann Poythress. Burwell and Ann had a >child, Miss (Rebecca?) Green (b. c 1742) who married Ludson Worsham (b. c >1740). > >Would love to find out more about the Greens. Appreciate the help with Agnes >Thweatt Manson. THANKS > >Bill Bridgforth >

Thanks to Margaret Green I now have the first real clue as to my grandmothers parents. I really appreciate the effort people give to help us with our difficult research. And to the rest who answered, Thank you too. Harold -----Original Message----- From: GREEN-D-request@rootsweb.com <GREEN-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: GREEN-D@rootsweb.com <GREEN-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, December 19, 1998 12:25 AM Subject: GREEN-D Digest V98 #566

Re-posting: Does anyone on the list have any information on Charles GREEN and wife, Sarah A. LOWE. They were the parents of my grandmother and the only listing for them is they were from Ohio. I am thinking they may have lived in Indiana about 1900, maybe even 1880-1890. My grandmother was 29 years old in 1899 and had a 5 year old son, Carl GREEN WEAVER. There is also a photo I have that shows my grandmother, age 29 with her sister, Rosella, age 22, So. Whitley, IN. I also have another photo of grandparents and uncle dated 1901 in NM territory. My grandmother Jennie GREEN WEAVER was born in Ohio. No idea of where. Have eliminated several counties through people kind enough to do look-ups. Harold Williams Mesquite, TX (Dallas suburb) willhn@flash.net

Hi Tom and all, I have gone over the records from many abstracts in Virginia, and I find a remarkable number of these Greens, some using these names, and they don't seem to have been researched. I wonder if others are seeing this? I suspect we are picking each other's brains, but ignoring the evidence. Also I find a disagreement with some of the LDS records. My point, how can we know what's been found and linked? Ken At 08:44 PM 12/17/98 EST, TBGreen3@aol.com wrote: >Hi Louise, > >Did I reply to your message below? I am so far behind in answering my E-Mail >I will never catch up! I will type in my comments on your message below to >same time. > >Tom Green > >In a message dated 98-12-13 11:33:28 EST, you write: > ><< Tom, > Do you agree with this E-Mail on the children of Abraham Green? > From old E-Mail from Betty C. posted on GREEN-Line by Fran. > Abraham Green b. ca 1705-d. abt 1783 in Amelia Co., VA He was married to >Elizabeth Cowles had the following children: > 1. Obedience �Obey� GREEN {Born about 1730} > 2. Elizabeth Cowles GREEN {married Alexander McNabb & George Pegram} > 3. William Wills GREEN {born about 1730 & married Martha Clarke} > 4. Rebecca GREEN {Married Martha Filmer Willis} > 5. Mathew GREEN {I don't show Mathew. Do you have additional info?} > 6. Sarah GREEN {married Jeremiah Keen} > 7. Susannah GREEN { Married Henry Vaden} > 8. Cowles GREEN {I don't show this child. Do you have additional info?} > 9. Abram GREEN {Col. Abraham (1745 - 1810) married Elizabeth Browne and >Martha Armstead} > > [I have found proof of sons William Wills, Mathew, and Abraham Jr. in land >records in Mecklenburg Co. Did not see a mention of Cowles.--L.P.] > Obedience �Obey� GREEN married William GREEN (son of William Marston Green >and Amey Clay) on 10 Feb. 1768. William Green was born about 1745, he died >about 1791. She was married to Richard FOSTER about 1792. Richard FOSTER was >born in Prince Edward Co., VA. > > I show that William Green married Obediance Green February 10, 1768, and they >did not have any children. When William Green died he left land to his >nephews, and his wife, Obediance, who quickly married Richard Foster. > A law suit quickly resulted, and there are records of this period. > > >One name you meniton interest me. You mention that the above William Green >was a son of William Marston Green and his wife Amey Clay. I have seen the >name "Marston" as the middle name of this William Green before, but do not >think this is correct. Elizabeth Marston, born November 25, 1672 married >Thomas Green, the older brother of this William Green, and I doubt that his >younger brother would have had the middle name Marston. Thomas and Elizabeth >Marston Green had a son named Marston Green, born about 1731 who married >Elizabeth Last Name Unknown, and they were the parents of Col. Grief Green. >If there was a William Marston Green, it is my GUESS it was the Marston Green >mentioned above. What do you think? > >Merry Christmas, > >Tom Green > > >

Who were the parents of Abraham GREEN (b.c.1705)? - Randy Jones -----Original Message----- From: TBGreen3@aol.com <TBGreen3@aol.com> To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com <GREEN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, December 17, 1998 8:40 PM Subject: [GREEN-L] Re: Seagull Green Family - Reply >Hi Louise, > >Did I reply to your message below? I am so far behind in answering my E-Mail >I will never catch up! I will type in my comments on your message below to >same time. > >Tom Green > >In a message dated 98-12-13 11:33:28 EST, you write: > ><< Tom, > Do you agree with this E-Mail on the children of Abraham Green? > From old E-Mail from Betty C. posted on GREEN-Line by Fran. > Abraham Green b. ca 1705-d. abt 1783 in Amelia Co., VA He was married to >Elizabeth Cowles had the following children: > 1. Obedience “Obey” GREEN {Born about 1730} > 2. Elizabeth Cowles GREEN {married Alexander McNabb & George Pegram} > 3. William Wills GREEN {born about 1730 & married Martha Clarke} > 4. Rebecca GREEN {Married Martha Filmer Willis} > 5. Mathew GREEN {I don't show Mathew. Do you have additional info?} > 6. Sarah GREEN {married Jeremiah Keen} > 7. Susannah GREEN { Married Henry Vaden} > 8. Cowles GREEN {I don't show this child. Do you have additional info?} > 9. Abram GREEN {Col. Abraham (1745 - 1810) married Elizabeth Browne and >Martha Armstead} > > [I have found proof of sons William Wills, Mathew, and Abraham Jr. in land >records in Mecklenburg Co. Did not see a mention of Cowles.--L.P.] > Obedience “Obey” GREEN married William GREEN (son of William Marston Green >and Amey Clay) on 10 Feb. 1768. William Green was born about 1745, he died >about 1791. She was married to Richard FOSTER about 1792. Richard FOSTER was >born in Prince Edward Co., VA. > > I show that William Green married Obediance Green February 10, 1768, and they >did not have any children. When William Green died he left land to his >nephews, and his wife, Obediance, who quickly married Richard Foster. > A law suit quickly resulted, and there are records of this period. > > >One name you meniton interest me. You mention that the above William Green >was a son of William Marston Green and his wife Amey Clay. I have seen the >name "Marston" as the middle name of this William Green before, but do not >think this is correct. Elizabeth Marston, born November 25, 1672 married >Thomas Green, the older brother of this William Green, and I doubt that his >younger brother would have had the middle name Marston. Thomas and Elizabeth >Marston Green had a son named Marston Green, born about 1731 who married >Elizabeth Last Name Unknown, and they were the parents of Col. Grief Green. >If there was a William Marston Green, it is my GUESS it was the Marston Green >mentioned above. What do you think? > >Merry Christmas, > >Tom Green >

Does anyone have the parents of George Green b Abt 1735? He married Elizabeth Underwood d/o William Underwood. He d. 1807 Fauquier Co VA. Daurice Snow dsnow6@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ 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 Louise, Did I reply to your message below? I am so far behind in answering my E-Mail I will never catch up! I will type in my comments on your message below to same time. Tom Green In a message dated 98-12-13 11:33:28 EST, you write: << Tom, Do you agree with this E-Mail on the children of Abraham Green? From old E-Mail from Betty C. posted on GREEN-Line by Fran. Abraham Green b. ca 1705-d. abt 1783 in Amelia Co., VA He was married to Elizabeth Cowles had the following children: 1. Obedience �Obey� GREEN {Born about 1730} 2. Elizabeth Cowles GREEN {married Alexander McNabb & George Pegram} 3. William Wills GREEN {born about 1730 & married Martha Clarke} 4. Rebecca GREEN {Married Martha Filmer Willis} 5. Mathew GREEN {I don't show Mathew. Do you have additional info?} 6. Sarah GREEN {married Jeremiah Keen} 7. Susannah GREEN { Married Henry Vaden} 8. Cowles GREEN {I don't show this child. Do you have additional info?} 9. Abram GREEN {Col. Abraham (1745 - 1810) married Elizabeth Browne and Martha Armstead} [I have found proof of sons William Wills, Mathew, and Abraham Jr. in land records in Mecklenburg Co. Did not see a mention of Cowles.--L.P.] Obedience �Obey� GREEN married William GREEN (son of William Marston Green and Amey Clay) on 10 Feb. 1768. William Green was born about 1745, he died about 1791. She was married to Richard FOSTER about 1792. Richard FOSTER was born in Prince Edward Co., VA. I show that William Green married Obediance Green February 10, 1768, and they did not have any children. When William Green died he left land to his nephews, and his wife, Obediance, who quickly married Richard Foster. A law suit quickly resulted, and there are records of this period. One name you meniton interest me. You mention that the above William Green was a son of William Marston Green and his wife Amey Clay. I have seen the name "Marston" as the middle name of this William Green before, but do not think this is correct. Elizabeth Marston, born November 25, 1672 married Thomas Green, the older brother of this William Green, and I doubt that his younger brother would have had the middle name Marston. Thomas and Elizabeth Marston Green had a son named Marston Green, born about 1731 who married Elizabeth Last Name Unknown, and they were the parents of Col. Grief Green. If there was a William Marston Green, it is my GUESS it was the Marston Green mentioned above. What do you think? Merry Christmas, Tom Green

In a message dated 98-12-13 03:29:01 EST, you write: << DUFF GREEN, (3--3), of Fauquier Co., Va., d. before 1776; m. (first) Miss Barbour; (second) Ann Waller, dau. of Col. Benjamin Waller, of Williamsburg, Va.; (third) Ann Willis, dau. of Col. Henry and Mildred (Washington-Gregory) Willis, of "Willis Hill." (See Washington lineage.) Issue by first marriage: 4--1. John, served with distinction as 1st Lieut. of 1st Va. Reg., Revolutionary War, d. unto. 4--2. Elizabeth, m. William Green, of Culpeper Co., son of William and -- (Coleman) Green, of Culpeper Co., Va., and had issue. Hi Jo Orvik! Thanks you so much for posting all the information about the Green families! I hope you were able to scan this data and did not have to type all that you have posted. For over 30 years various members of my family have attempted to identify the parents of William Green, born February 6, 1762 in Prince Edward County, Virginia. My efforts have been to work "down," in that I have attempted to identify all Greens that came to Virginia prior to 1750 and track their descendants down, in hopes of finding the parents of my William Green. For this reason, I am most interested in the data that you posted, because there is always some new info that I don't have. In the case of the above portion of one of your messages, I had not seen the name of the second wife of Duff Green before. Could you please tell me where you found the name of Ann Waller the daughter of Col. Benjamin Waller? The other new info. in your posting concerns Elizabeth Green, the child of Duff Green and his first wife. Apparently Elizabeth married her first cousin, William Green, the son of Col. William Green and his wife Ann Coleman. I'm sure you know that Col. William Green was the oldest son of Robert Green, born 1695. Col. William Green married Ann Coleman the daughter of Francis Coleman and his wife Hannah Johnston. I did not know that the children of these two brothers had married. Thank you for that new info. I notice you show the name of Duff Green's first wife was Miss. Barbour, and she was the mother of Elizabeth Green mentioned above. Do you have any additional info about Miss. Barbour? I have seen this name before, but have also seen the name Miss. Thomas as the first wife of Duff Green. Any additional info you might have about this family would be greatly appreciated! I do not know if I am related to the Robert Green family or not, but would appreciate any help you might be able to provide to identify the parents of my William Green. Merry Christmas, Tom Green

Want to find info on this missionary family to Hawaii. Will share info. Want to find descendants. Highlight whole message and change format to Courier for better display. GREEN, ARNOLD, CARGILL, SPRING, PARKER Jonathan Smith GREEN b.1796 Lebanon, CT, d.1878 Makawao, Maui, HI m1.1827 Theodosia ARNOLD b.1792 East Haddam, CT, d.1859 Makawao, Maui Beriah 1829-1829 Mary Elizabeth 1830-1902 Joseph Porter 1833-1886, m. Harriet Fowler PARKER (*) Emily Witter 1835-1836 m2.1861 Asenath (CARGILL) SPRING b.1820 Brimfield, MA, d.1894 Makawao Franklin Chapin 1862-1943 Laura Capron Spring 1864-1943 (*) Spouses parents (were ABCFM missionaries to HI also): Benjamin Wyman PARKER 1803-1877 m.1832 Mary Elizabeth BARKER 1803-1907 Places lived: CT, Lebanon 1796 born MA. Andover 1827 graduated from Andover T.S. VT, Brandon 1827 ordained HI, Honolulu 1828 arrived as ABCFM missionary HI, Lahaina, Maui 1830-1831 stationed at HI, Hilo, Hawaii 1832 stationed at HI, Wailuku, Maui 1832-1836 stationed at HI, Wailuku, Maui 1836-1842 Principal of Wailuku Girls' Seminary HI, Wailuku, Maui 1842 resigned ABCFM (over donations from slave owners) HI, Makawao, Maui 1842 joined AMA* as independent pastor HI, Makawao, Maui 1878 died * American Missionary Association Kawaiahao Church Cemetery, Honolulu, Oahu: Rev. J. Porter GREEN 1833-1886 Herriet P. GREEN 1837-1929 Emeline Rea GREEN 1877-1953 Need help with GREEN in CT and HI. Who were his parents and siblings? Want to trace and contact descendants. Any help would be appreciated. James R. Davis, 6708 Austin Way, Sacramento, CA 95823 (916)-393-9186 http://www.genealogy.org/~jrd/h_green.htm mailto:james.davis@treknet.omnibbs.com

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GRACE GREEN, born abt 1690, married JOHN KENDALL, born abt 1685 in Caroline Cty, VA. Does anyone know about GRACE GREEN'S parents or have any other information about her. Thank you. Edith Mae

COL. JOHN GREEN, (3--4), of Culpeper Co., Va., the fourth son of Robert and Eleanor (Dunn) Green, of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper Co., Va., b. 1730; member of the Established Church, served as a Vestryman of St. Mark's Parish, and as Warden; served with distinction in the French and Indian War, and the Revolutionary War; he was Capt. in 1776, and later in the same year was made Major, and in 1778 he was promoted to the Colonelcy; he distinguished himself at the Battles of Brandywine and Gilford. He m. [p.244] Susannah Blackwell, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Crump) Blackwell, of Fauquier Co., Va. (See Blackwell lineage.) Issue: 4--1.WILLIAM; of whom later. 4--2.George, d. young. 4--3.John, served with distinction as an Officer in the 1stVa. Reg.,Revolutionary War; d. unm. 4--4.Robert, Lieut., of Culpeper Co., Va., d. 1791; served withdistinctionin the 6th Va. Reg., Revolutionary War, as Ensign from 1776 to Sept. 1, 1780, and as Lieut. from July 10, 1781, to Dec. 31, 1781. He m. Aug., 1787, Frances Edmunds, dau. of Capt. William and Elizabeth (Blackwell) Edmunds, of Fauquier Co., Va. (See Blackwell lineage.) Issue: 5--1. Robert, of Kentucky, m. Ann Peyton, dau. of John Rowzee and Anne (Hooe) Peyton, of "Stoney Hill," Stafford Co., Va. 5--2. Susanna Eliza, b. Jan. 9, 1789; m. Robert Payne, of Nicholas Co., Ky. 4--5. Duff, served with distinction in the Revolutionary War; he was killed at the early age of 18, in a duel, at Valley Forge; unm. 4--6. Moses, Gen., of Culpeper Co., Va., served with distinction in the Revolutionary War, and as Gen. of Va. Militia, War of I812; he m. Fanny Richards. Issue: 5--1.John, d. age 22 years, unm. 5--2.William, m. Miss Saunders. 5--3.Julia, b. March 4, 1796; d. Jan., 1862; m. Oct. 1, 1817, Hon. Bernard Peyton, of Richmond, Va., b. March 14, 1792; d. June 21, 1854; served as 1st Lieut. 20th Inf., U.S. A., March 12, 1812; Capt. of same, April 16, 1813; and Adjutant Gen. of Va., 1825; son of John Rowzee and Anne (Hooe) Peyton, of "Stoney Hill," Stafford Co., Va. Issue: 6--1. Thomas Jefferson, Capt., C. S. A., m. Catherine Jones, dau. of Rt. Rev. John Jones, Bishop of Virginia, and his wife, Julianns Johnson, and had issue. 6--2. Bernard, of Cal., a graduate William and Mary College. 6--3. Moses Green, Major, C. S. A., served as 1st Lieut. Everett's Light Artillery, July 3, 1861, to March, 1862; Capt. and A. A. G. Rodes' Brigade, from March, 1862, to Oct. 4, 1862; Major and A. A. G. Rodes' Div., 2nd Army Corps, May 15, 1863; [p.245] on Staff of Gen. John B. Gordon, Nov. 4, 1864, until the surrender. Proctor University of Virginia, 1868; he m. Nov. 6, 1850, Martha Champe Carter, b. April 5, 1820; dau. of Dr. Charles Warner Lewis and Mary (Cocke) Carter, gr.-dau. of Edward and Mary Randolph (Lewis) Carter. (See Carter lineage.) Issue: 7--1.Bernard, d. 1885; a distinguished lawyer; unm. 7--2.Charles E. Carter, M.D., m. Elizabeth Kendrick. 7--3.Champe Carter, d. 1889; unm. 7--4.Mary Carter. 7--5.Julia Amanda. 7--6.Imogene. 6--4.Thomas Green, C. S. A., of Richmond, Va., m. Cary Carr. Issue: 7--1.Bernard. 7--2.Randolph. 7--3.Sidney, m. Rev. John Gravatt, of Norfolk, Va. and Bishops W. Va.6--5.Susan Scott, of Washington, D.C., b. 1818; d. 1891;unm.6--6.Julia A., m. John C. Washington, of Kingston, N. C. 5--4. Thomas, m. thrice; names of wives unknown. 5--5. Archibald Magill, of Culpeper Co., Va., m. Eleanor F. Farish. Issue: 6--1. Moses Magill, C. S. A., of Warrenton, Va., living 1909. He was a gallant soldier in the 13th Va. Inf., and the Black Horse Cav.; served as a member of the State Legislature; he m. Lilly Taylor Marshall, dau. of Hon. Alexander and Maria (Taylor) Marshall, of Fauquier Co., Va. (See Marshall lineage.) Issue: 7--1. Martin Pickett Brooke, d. unm. 4--7. Thomas, of Culpeper Co., Va., m. (first) Miss Miller; (second) Lucy Peyton, dau. of John Rowzee and Anne (Hooe) Pey-ton. 4--8. Elizabeth, m. John Hooe, and had issue. WILLIAM GREEN, (4--1), of Culpeper Co., Va., m. Lucy Williams, dau. of William and Lucy (Clayton) Williams. Issue: 5--1. JOHN WILLIAMS, b. Nov. 9, 1781; of whom later. HON. JOHN WILLIAMS GREEN, (5--1), of Culpeper Co., Va., b. Nov. 9, 178I; d. Feb. 4, 1834; served with distinction in the War of 1812; and as Chancellor and Judge of the Supreme Court of Virginia; m. (first) Dec. 24, 1805, Mary Brown, dau. of John and Hannah Ball (Cooke) Brown, of Stafford Co., Va.; (second) Oct. 9, 1817, Million Cooke, b. Aug. 23, 1785; d. Oct. 11, 1842; dau. of John and -- (Long) Cooke. Issue by first marriage: 6--1. William, LL.D., of Culpeper Co., Va., m. Columbia Slaughter, dau. of Samuel Slaughter, of Culpeper Co., Va.(Dr. William Green was b. 1806.) Issue: 7--1. John, C. S. A.; killed in battle. 7--2. Bessie, m. Judge Hays. 6--2.Raleigh Brown, b. 1808; d. 1841; unm. 6--3.DANIEL SMITH, b. Feb. 29, 1812; of whom later.6--4.Philip, b. 1814; d. 1815. Issue by second marriage: 6--5.John Cooke, b. Sept. 18, 1818. 6--6.Lucy W. 6--7.Thomas Claiborne, b. Nov. 3, 1820; President of W. Va. Court of Appeals. 6--8. George Mason, of Fauquier Co., Va., b. Aug. 27, 1822; m. Nov. 29, 1848, Elizabeth Ashby, b. July 4, 1825; dau. of Col. Turner and Dorothy Farrer (Green) Ashby, of "Rose Bank," Fau-quier Co., Va. Issue: 7--1. Dorothy Ashby, m. June 25, 1872, Dr. Gustavus Michael Wallace, of Falmouth, Va., son of Gustavus Brown and Emily Travers (Daniel) Wallace. Issue: 8--1.Emily Daniel, b. 1873. 8--2.Mary Ashby, b. 1874. 8--3.Gustavus Brown, b. 1876. 7--2.John Cooke, of San Francisco, Cal. 6--9. James William, Major, C. S. A., b. March 7, 1824. DR. DANIEL SMITH GREEN, U.S. N., and C. S. A., (6--3), of Culpeper Co., Va., b. Feb. 29, 1812; served with distinction as Surgeon in the U.S. N. He m. Virginia Slaughter, dau. of Samuel Slaughter, of Culpeper Co. Va. Issue: 7--1. William, M.D., Prof. of Baltimore Medical College. 7--2.Mollie M., m. Mr. Morton, of Baltimore, Md. 7--3.Samuel Slaughter, of Charleston, W. Va. 7--4.John L., of Culpeper Co., Va., served as States Attorney. He m. Lucy Morton, dau. of Dr. Morton, of Culpeper Co., Va. 7--5. Thomas C., served as Judge of Court of Appeals of W. Va. He m. Miss McDonald. 7--6.George, m. Miss Ashby, of Fauquier Co., Va. 7--7.James W., m. Miss McDonald. 7--8.Lucy, unm. COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE Southern States of America GREEN FAMILY page 247 ARMS--Azure, three bucks, trippant, or. CREST--A buck's head erased, or. MOTTO--Virtus semper viridis. (Virtue ever verdant.) ----------

JUDGE JOHN. GREEN, (5--2), of "Waveland," Boyle Co., Ky., b. Jan. 4, 1786, in Va.; d. Sept. 30, 1838, at "Waveland," served as Brigade Major on the Staff of Gen. Calmes, and distinguished himself at the Battle of the Thames; served as Representative from Lincoln, 1818; State Senator from 1826 to 1832; Judge of the Circuit Court, 1834-38; as a Lawyer and Judge he was distinguished. He m. (first) Sarah A. Fry, dau. of Joshua and Peachy (Walker) Fry; (second) Mary Keith (Marshall) Paxton, wid. of James A. Paxton, and dau. of Thomas and Frances (Kennan) Marshall.(See Marshall lineage.)Issue by first marriage: 6--1.Willis, a missionary. 6--2.Peachy, m. Mr. Johnstone. 6--3.Susan, m. Mr. Weir. 6--4.Sally, m. Mr. Barclay. 6--5. Joshua Fry, Rev., a distinguished Presbyterian minister. 6--6. William L., Rev., a distinguished Presbyterian minister; m. Miss Weir. Issue by second marriage: 6--7. THOMAS MARSHALL, b. March 12, 1837; of whom later. 6--8. John Duff, of St. Louis, Mo., b. March 12, 1839; educated at Center College, Ky., a distinguished Lawyer; m. 1862, Illa Triplett, d. 1862; dau. of Hon. Philip and(Hopkins) Triplett, of Kentucky. COL. THOMAS MARSHALL GREEN, (6--7), of "Ancorage," Maysville, Ky., b. March 12, 1837, at "Waveland," Boyle Co., Ky.; educated at Center College, edited the Frankfort Commonwealth, 1857-60, and later the Maysville Eagle. He was a candidate for Congress, 1866; and in 1868 was elector for Seymour. He was a decided Union man. He m. (first) April 27, 1860, Anne E. Butler, b. July 20, 1840; d. June 11, 1881; dau. Pierce and Eliza Sarah (Allen) Butler, gr.-dau. of Capt. Pierce and Mildred (Hawkins) Butler, and of Col. John and Jane (Logan) Allen; (second) April 17, 1883, Pattie E. Craig, b. April 7, 1839. Issue by first marriage: 7--1, John Allen, of Maysville, Ky., b. May 12, 1861. 7--2. Bessie Lewis, b. June 20, 1862, m. Dec. 11, 1884, Thomas E. Tracy. 7--3.Pierce Butler, b. Aug. 12, 1863. 7--4.Lilly C., b. July 30, 1865. 7--5.William O. B., b. Jan. 20, 1868. 7--6.Mary Keith, b. April 12, 1870. 7--7.Pattie Craig, b. Nov. 25, 1873. 7--8.Nannie T., b. Oct. 6, 1877. 7--9.Lewis Willis, b. July 19, 1880.

DUFF GREEN, (3--3), of Fauquier Co., Va., d. before 1776; m. (first) Miss Barbour; (second) Ann Waller, dau. of Col. Benjamin Waller, of Williamsburg, Va.; (third) Ann Willis, dau. of Col. Henry and Mildred (Washington-Gregory) Willis, of "Willis Hill." (See Washington lineage.) Issue by first marriage: 4--1. John, served with distinction as 1st Lieut. of 1st Va. Reg., Revolutionary War, d. unto. 4--2. Elizabeth, m. William Green, of Culpeper Co., son of William and -- (Coleman) Green, of Culpeper Co., Va., and had issue. Issue by third marriage: 4--3. WILLIS; of whom later. 4--4. Henry, of Kentucky, untraced. 4--5. William, of Wane Co., Ky., served with distinction in the Revolutionary War; m. Miss Marshall, dau. of Markham and Ann (Bailey) Marshall, of Fauquier Co., Va., and later of Lincoln Co., Ky. (See Marshall lineage.) Issue: 5--1.William (twin), m. Miss Stone. 5--2.Henry, Rev. (twin). 5--3.Elizabeth, m. Mr. Huling. 5--4.Willis. 5--5.Ellen, m. Gen. James Semple. 5--6.Nancy. 5--7.Sarah, m. Rev. Mr. Neal. 5--8.Jane. 5--9.Duff, Gen., of New York, N.Y., served with dis-tinction inthe War of 1812; moved to Mo., 1816; was Col. of Militia, and member of State Senate; during the administration of John Quincy Adams he resided in Washington, D.C., purchased and edited the Washington Telegraph, and at once became famous for his fearlessness in assault upon the Adams' Administration. He served as a member of Jackson's Cabinet; and during Tyler's Administration, he was sent by the President to Europe on a Diplomatic mission; after his return to the States, he resided in New York, N.Y., and edited The Republic, He m. Lucretia Edwards, dau. of Hon. Minian Edwards, Gov. of Illinois. Issue: 6--1.Laura, m. John Shelby Reed. 6--2.Jessie. 6--3.Elizabeth, m. Dr. Bivings. 6--4.Florence. 6--5.Benjamin, m. Elizabeth Waters. 6--6.Duff, m. Miss Pickens. 6--7.Mary, m. Mr. Maynard. 6--8.Constance. 6--9.Margaret, m. Andrew Calhoun, son of Hon. John C.Calhoun. HON. WILLIS GREEN, (4--3), of Lincoln Co., Va., served as Lieut. in Grayson's Reg., Revolutionary War; he resigned in 1778 [p.241] and went to Kentucky; he represented Jefferson Co., in the Virginia Assembly, 1783; appointed Clerk of Lincoln Co. (which at that time embraced one-third of all Kentucky), 1783, and held the office until 1792, when Kentucky became a State, and afterwards until 1814. Served as Deputy Registrar of Virginia Land Office for Kentucky from 1783 to 1792; and as member of the first Convention held in Kentucky, which formed the first and second Constitutions of Kentucky, 1785 and 1788. He m. Sarah Reed, dau. of Col. John Reed and Lettie Wilcox.Issue: 5--1. Duff, Major, U.S. A., b. 1784; served as Lieut. in U.S. A., and as Surgeon with rank of Major in the War of 1812; he m. Mrs. Crecy, nee Kenton, a niece of Hon. Simon Kenton. Issue: 6--1. Willis Duff, M.D., of Mount Vernon, Ill. 6--2. William H., Judge, of Cairo, I11., m. two sisters, Misses Hughes. 6--3. Dau., m. Mr. Gray, of Bloomington, Ill. 6--4. Dau., m. Mr. Havely, of Bloomington, Ill. 5--2.JOHN, b. 1786; of whom later. 5--3.Sarah, m. Mr. Sneed; no issue. 5--4.Letitia, m. Major James Barbour, of Kentucky.Issue: 6--1.Col. James, of Maysville, Ky. 6--2.Dau., m. Mr. Hobson. 5--5. Elizabeth, m. Dr. Benjamin Edwards, son of Hon Minina Edwards, Governor of Illinois. Issue: 6--1.Sarah, m. Col. Lewis Parsons. 6--2.Willis G., M.D. 6--3.Letitia, m. Mr. Whitaker. 6--4.Benjamin. 6--5.Presley, m. Miss Tunstall. 6--6.Frank. 6--7.Martha, m. Robert Todd. 6--8.Peggy. 6--9.Julia, m. Col. Lewis Parsons. 6--10.Cyrus. 5--6. Martha Eleanor, m. Dr. William Craig, of Kentucky. Issue: 6--1. John J., m. Amanda Goodloe, dau. of Judge William Goodloe. 6--2. Willis G., D.D., LL. D., moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly at Washington, in 1893. He m. Amelia Owsley. 6--3.Lettie, m. Dr. George Cowan. 6--4.Eliza. 6--5.Martha Ellen, m. Col. Thomas Marshall Green, ofDanville,Ky., son of Judge John and Mary Keith (Marshall Paxton) Green, of "Waveland." (See Marshall lineage.) 6--6. Lewis G. 5--7. Lewis Warner, D. D., LL. D., and M.D., b. 1806; d. 1862; he was educated in Kentucky and Berlin, Germany, graduating at the latter in Medicine; was a professor at Center College and the Theological Seminaries of New Albany and Allegheny City, and President of Hampden-Sidney, Transylvania University and Center College; he was an accomplished scholar and eloquent pulpit orator; was one of the leading Presbyterian's of Kentucy. He m. (first) Eliza Montgomery, dau. of Judge William Montgomery; (second) Mary (Fry) Lawrence, dau. of Thomas W. and Elizabeth (Smith) Fry. Issue: 6--1. Julia, living 1909; President General N. S. D. A. R.; m. Matthew T. Scott, of Bloomington, Ill, and had issue. 6--2. Letitia, m. Hon. Adlai Ewing Stevenson, of Bloomington, Ill., ex-Vice-President of the U.S., and had issue.

If anyone wants more info I'll see what I can find. Jo COLONIAL FAMILIES OF THE Southern States of America GREEN FAMILY page 238 The Greens of Virginia, are of an ancient English family, tracing their lineage back to the early 14th century. Sir Henry Green, of "Green's Norton," Northampton Co., England, was Lord Chief Justice of England, ih the reign of Edward III., and was succeeded by his son Sir Thomas Green, whose daughter, Matilda, married Sir Thomas Parr, and their daughter, Katherine was the sixth wife of Henry VIII. WILLIAM GREEN, of "Green's Norton," Northampton Co., England, was an officer in the body guard of William Prince of Orange, he was a cadet of the family of "Green's Norton." He m. Eleanor Duff, who was of the noble Scotch Clan of Macduff, and had, ROBERT GREEN, the first of the family in Virginia; d. 1795; came to the Colony in 1712, located first in King George Co., and later in Orange, that portion of the county which was later created into Culpeper. In 1731 he was a Vestryman of St. Mark's Parish, and in 1736 a Burgess from Orange. He owned large estates in Virginia, he inherited 120,000 acres in the Valley from his uncle Sir William Duff. He m. Eleanor Dunn. Issue: 3--1. William, of Culpeper Co., Va., served in Va. Troops in French and Indian War, from 1755 to 1763; m. Miss Coleman, of Caroline Go., Va., and had issue; m. 2nd 5-13-1775 Lucy Blackwell. 3--2. Robert, of Culpeper Co., Va., m. Pattie Ball, dau. of Samuel and Ann (Tayloe) Ball, of Northumberland and later of Culpeper Co., Va., and had issue. (See Ball lineage.) 3--3.DUFF; of whom later (NEXT E-MAILS) 3--4.JOHN; of whom later (NEXT E-MAILS) 3--5.Nicholas, of Fauquier Co., Va., served as Justice of Rich-mond Co.,1792; he later moved to Fauquier Co. He m. ElizabethPrice, dau.of Capt. Ayalon and Joyce (Barber) Price, and had issue. 3--6.James, of Culpeper Co., served in Va. Troops Frenchand IndianWar. He m. Elizabeth Jones, dau. of Hon. Gabriel Jones. Issue: 4--1. Gabriel, of Green River, Ky., served as Ensign in the 6th Va., and later as 1st Lieut. in the Revolutionary War.Hem. Sarah Grant, and had issue. 4--2. James, served as Ensign of 6th Va. Reg., Revolutionary War; m. Miss Jones, and had issue. 4--3. Robert, of Fauquier Co., Va., m. Lucy Edmunds, dau. of Capt. William and Elizabeth (Blackwell) Edmunds, of Fauquier Co., Va., and had issue. (See Blackwell lineage.) 4--4.Duff, d. unto. 4--5.Jones, m. Miss Neville. 4--7.Dolly, m. Nimrod Turner. 4--8.Elizabeth, m. Wm. Peacock. 4--9.Lucy, m. Mr. Glasscock. 4--10.Polly, m. Mr. Catlett. 4--11.Austin, m. Miss Ball. 3--7. Moses, d. 1769, of Fauquier Co., Va., m. 1st Mary Blackwell d. 1767; and 2nd 1768 Lucy Blackwell, dau.of William and Elizabeth (Crump) Blackwell, of Fauquier Co., Va.; his wid. m. (second) 1770 William Pickett, of Fauquier Co., Va. (SeeBlackwell and Pickett lineage.) Issue: 1st m.: 4--1. Sally, b. 1765 d. without issue. 4--2. Eleanor, b. 1767, m. Gen. James Williams, who served with distinction as Capt., 1775 to 1784, Revolutionary War; and as Maj.-Gen. Va. Troops, War of 1812; son of William Williams. He m. 2nd Elizabeth Bruce. Issue: 5--1.James, d. unm. 5--2.William, m. Miss Stubblefield. 5--3.Sarah, m. Hon. George Strother, or Culpeper Co., Va., who served in U.S. Congress.

Hi Green Researchers, I haven't been following the conversation real close but I found this in the Ancestry library and thought I'd pass it on for what it's worth. I am also going to send some e-mails with some lineages I found in the Ancestry site. Jo Full Context of Colonial Families in the United States, Vol. 4. 1. Martha FILMER, m. Thomas GREEN, called the “Sea Gull,” so named for having been born upon the sea, en route to America; he was the son of Thomas and Martha GREEN, emigrants from Holland, who settled near Petersburg, Virginia. 1. Thomas Green, b. 1665; d. 1730; m. Elizabeth MARSTON, b. 25th November, 1672, d. 11th August, 1759, dau. of Thomas MARSTON, Justice of Henrico, 1682, who m. Elizabeth MARVELL. Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 5 CHARLES CLAY, of Powhatan County, Virginia; b. 31st January, 1716; d. 25th February, 1789; m. Martha Green, b. 25th November, 1719, d. 6th September, 1793, dau. of Thomas GREEN, b. 1665, d. 1730, m. Elizabeth MARSTON, b. 25th November, 1672, d. 11th August, 1759. Thomas GREEN was the son of Thomas and Martha (FILMER) GREEN and she was the dau. of Maj. Henry FILMER, an officer of the British Army of occupation who represented James City County in the Virginia House of Burgesses in 1642. English Origins of American Colonists, p. English Origins of AMERICAN COLONISTS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO NAMES OF IMPORTANCE IN THE AMERICAN COLONIES. BY WILLIAM GILBERT, [p.245] A DIGEST OF ESSEX WILLS. WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO NAMES OF IMPORTANCE IN THE AMERICAN COLONIES. BY WILLIAM GILBERT, page 247 183. GREEN, THOMAS, of Brentwood, Essex, 15 November, 1610. Gentleman. To be buried in the parish church of South Weald. To the poor of Brentwood 20/- To Mr. Weston 10/- to preach at my funeral. To wife Thomazine two thirds of goods. To children (not named) the other third. Cousin John Green. Servants Joane Wooddall and Henry Smith. To Mr. Marwood 20/-. Res. & Ex. wife. Overseers: Edward Marwood and cousin Charles Green of London, Goldsmith. Wit: Edward Marwood, Thomas Tabor, George Bowdishe "and his wife." Proved 19 March, 1610, by the relict. (Arch. Essex. Blunt, 58.)

Dear Donna, I enjoyed your Christmas Story very much. Right now, I only have one item that could be used as a Christmas Gift. My husband Harold has suggested giving the Kids money which sounds very easy, but I usually like to buy at least one thing for them. I've gotten to be a geneology bug and have neglected my responsibilities. I've got to be better for the Living. So, I'm going to see our oldest son in Colorado Springs Thursday evening. Probably all by myself. I have plane reservations for my husband, but he is an incurably workaholic, and I doubt will go with me. Merry Christmas to all of You and to all a good night! Elaine Dennison of Tucson, but raised in Texas hendenn@flash.net

I'd love that address also----interested in the TYUS info. Joy Bill Caddell wrote: > I am trying to locate a Jerry Jones "jbjones1@hooper.net" who had data > on Virginia GREEN's, TYUS and CADDELL surnames. I sent an email but it > came back undelivered. I need to pass the following msg to him: > > "Jerry, > > I am very interested in your Virginia GREENs and TYUS as well. I'd also > like to see what every you have on CADDELL,CADDLE,CADDEL (var sp). > > I first find my ancestor, Andrew CADDLE (CADDEL) listed as witness a > deed in Spotsylvania Co., VA in 1751. From 1754 through 1762 he worked > with various land surveyors including LEA, CHURTON, BANKSTON. It > appears he married Jean HNEDERSON (I have a deed dtd 1768 that Jean and > Andrew signed) in abt 1765 (based on the ages of his children). > > Their children: > > 1. Infant :b. ca 1765, Orange Co., NC > 2. Margaret :b. 23 Jun 1766, Orange Co., NC > 3. Phoeby :b. ca 1768, Orange Co., NC > 4. Elizabeth :b. ca 1770, Orange Co., NC > 5. male :b. ca 1772, Orange Co., NC > 6. John Calvin :b. ca 1775, Orange Co., NC > 7. Andrew Henderson :b. ca 1777, Caswell Co., NC > 8. Infant :b. ca 1780, Caswell Co., NC > 9. Martha :b. 6 Apr 1783, Caswell Co., NC > 10. Jane :b. ca 1785, Caswell Co., NC > 11. Unisa :b. ca 1787, Caswell Co., NC > 12. William Riley :b. ca 1789, Caswell Co., NC > 13. Benjamin :b. ca 1792, Person Co., NC > > Margaret m. James Anderson 9 Jul 1782, Caswell Co., NC > Phoeby m. Burwell Green 4 Jul 1789, Caswell Co., NC > Elizabeth 1m. Lewis Green (half-bro to Burwell) 26 Dec 1789, Caswell > Co., NC > 2m. Elijah Watson 18 Aug 1797, Person Co., NC > John Calvin m. Mary Jay 29 Nov 1794, Person Co., NC > Andrew Henderson m. Susan Tidmore Green ca 1800, Person Co., NC > Martha m. Henry Johns 4 Dec 1798, Person Co., NC > Jane m. John Hale ca 1805, Pendleton Dist., SC > Wiliam Riley m. Jane Green ca 1815, Pendleton Dist., SC > Benjamin m. Delilia ca 1815, Pendleton Dist., SC. > Both William and Benjamin died during the 1830s. > I do not have any documentation that Benjamin was the son of Andrew and > Jean, however, he was not of the age to be a likely child of John Calvin > and there are no known others. I do, however, have documentation from > two records that they had sons John, Andrew and William. > > John Calvin had one know son - Andrew that went to Texas in about 1834. > Andrew Henderson had several and all are well documented. > William also had one know son - Andrew that went to Arkansas in about > 1854. It was documented by a son of Andrew Henderson that William had > another son in the year and after he died, name unknown. William's 1st > son Andrew was my gr gr grandfather. > Benjamin had minor children when he died but the names are not known. > > My gr gr grandfather, Andrew CADDEL's 5th son was named Lewis Tyus > CADDELL. Andrew's 1st child died young. The next three sons and their > father Andrew all died fighting in the Civil War. > > I have very little information on the GREENs, none on TYUS and none on > HENDERSON. > > Please keep in touch. > > Bill Caddell > Granbury, TX"