For all of you researchers..... "Twas the night before Christmas when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even my spouse. The dining room table with clutter was spread With pedigree charts and with letters which said... "Too bad about the data for which you wrote Sank in a storm on an ill fated boat." Stacks of old copies of wills and the such Were proof that my work had become much to much. Our children were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of sugarplums danced in their heads. And I at my table was ready to drop From work on my album with photos to crop. Christmas was here, and of such was my lot That presents and goodies and toys I forgot. Had I not been so busy with grandparent's wills, I'd not have forgotten to shop for such thrills. While others had bought gifts that would bring Christmas cheer; I'd spent time researching those birthdates and years. While I was thus musing about my sad plight, A strange noise on the lawn gave me such a great fright. Away to the window I flew in a flash, Tore open the drapes and I yanked up the sash. When what to my wondering eyes should appear? But an overstuffed sleigh and eight small reindeer. Up to the housetop the reindeer they flew, With a sleigh full of toys, and old Santa Claus too. And then in a twinkle, I heard on the roof The prancing and pawing of thirty-two hoofs. The TV antenna was no match for their horns, And look at our roof with hoof-prints adorned. As I drew in my head, and bumped it on the sash, Down the cold chimney fell Santa - KER-RASH! "Dear" Santa had come from the roof in a wreck, And tracked soot on the carpet, (I could wring his short neck!) Spotting my face, good old Santa could see I had no Christmas spirit you'd have to agree. He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work And filled all the stockings, (I felt like a jerk). Here was Santa, who'd brought us such gladness and joy; When I'd been too busy for even one toy. He spied my research on the table all spread "A genealogist!" He cried! (My face was all red!) "Tonight I've met many like you", Santa grinned. As he pulled from his sack a large book he had penned. I gazed with amazement - the cover it read "Genealogy Lines for Which You Have Plead." "I know what it's like as a genealogy bug," He said as he gave me a a great Santa Hug. "While the elves make the sleighful of toys I now carry, I do some research in the North Pole Library! A special treat I am thus able to bring, To genealogy folks who can't find a thing. Now off you go to your bed for a rest, I'll clean up the house from this genealogy mess." As I climbed up the stairs full of gladness and glee, I looked back at Santa who'd brought much to me. While settling in bed, I heard Santa's clear whistle, To his team which then rose like the down of a thistle And I heard him exclaim as he flew out of sight, "Family History is Fun! Merry Christmas! Goodnight!" ==== DAVIS Mailing List ==== Do not send e-mail messages to mailing lists for which the topic is inappropriate. For more information, email the List Owner, J.J. Johnson (gnbf@gate.net).

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"

In a message dated 98-12-12 17:53:24 EST, you write: << Phoeby m. Burwell Green 4 Jul 1789, Caswell Co., NC Elizabeth 1m. Lewis Green (half-bro to Burwell) 26 Dec 1789, Caswell Co., NC >> Hi Bill, I have a little Green data that may help you in some way. The Lewis Green who married Elizabeth Caddell was the son of William Green, Jr. born about 1720, who was the son of William Green, Sr. born about 1700 and died December 10, 1749. William Green, Sr. was the 9th son of Lewis Green born about 1639. I realize these dates seem a little hard to believe, and don't have any proof of them. Burwell Green, born April 12, 1765, that married Phoebe Caddell, was the half brother of the above Lewis Green, and the son of Lucy Tyus, the second wife of William Green, Jr. Lucy Tyus, born about 1734, was the daughter of John Tyus and Ann "Agnes" Branch. I hope this helps you in some way. Please let me know if you can add to the data on this family. Tom Green

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I'm working on ancestors of Charles Hubert Green born in Allen Co., Kentucky, 20 Mar. 1886. Elizabeth May Spencer was born 13 Oct. 1889 in Scottsvile, Allen Co., Kentucky. I have some of the ancestors. I justed wanted to see if anyone has furthured these lines. These people were my grandparents. Happy Holidays! Elaine Dennison of Tucson hendenn@flash.net

In a message dated 98-12-11 13:15:00 EST, you write: << We ought to expect her last child born about 1685, to 1690 unless the age we have for her is wrong. Thiss seems to exclude Abraham. Was there a will or other evidence? Ken >> Hi Ken, Your theory is correct, but we don't have an accurate birth date for Martha Filmer. The date of birth of Thomas "The Seagull" Green is baised on the fact that a Thomas Green was a passenger on the ship, Speedwell, that arrived in 1635, but this might not have been the correct passage of the ship. I have seen 1649 as the birth date of the young Seagull Green, and I am guessing that the birth year of Martha Filmer is baised on that of her future husband. Can anyone shed any light on this problem? Both sons, Col. Abraham Green and William Green that married Amey Clay, are commmonly given as about 1700, and there are enough land deeds to pretty well prove they were sons of Thomas and Martha Filmer Green, so we are probably incorrect on many of the birth dates of this family. Tom Green

Do any of the GREEN researchers out there have a Charles Green, Ohio, b. between 1820-1850. Or a Sarah A. Lowe, Ohio, b. about same time. Maybe a marriage record about 1850-1869. My gmother was born 25 Sept 1870 so the above dates are approximations. The two children we know of are Jennie GREEN and Rosella GREEEN, b. 1877. Sorry, I have no idea of what part of Ohio they come from. Harold Williams Mesquite, TX (Dallas suburb) willhn@flash.net

Hi all, I have Martha Filmer born in 1640 according to data given to me. Usually a female will have children over a period of 25 years, and usually not over the age of 45, and the few outside the norm of 45 are not much over 50. We ought to expect her last child born about 1685, to 1690 unless the age we have for her is wrong. Thiss seems to exclude Abraham. Was there a will or other evidence? Ken At 09:05 AM 12/11/98 EST, TBGreen3@aol.com wrote: >Hi Louise, > >You have probably seen the recient messages on Gen. Tom Green, and I wanted to >ask you about a message you sent to the list in August. If I have already >asked you this question, please excuse, but with so many others working on >this family, I would appreciate any info you may have on this family at this >time. > >Your August message has the following posting: >__________________________________________________________________ >COL. ABRAHAM GREEN {R (4), R (3), R (2), L (1)} >Lived in Amelia County. Commanded troops around Richmond in Revolutionary >War. Married -- Issue Nathan of Amelia and Tennessee. President of Tennessee >Law College; Grief of Nottoway (?) Member of Legislature. >___________________________________________________________________ > >The above info is the first I have seen that actualy attempts to connect Gen. >Tom Green to the Thomas "The Seagull" Green family. As you know, Col. Abraham >Green was the son of Thomas "Seagull" Green, and was born about 1700 and >married Elizabeth Cowles and 2nd Ann Blunt Nicholson. The problem is that >Judge Nathan Green, the father of Gen. Thomas Green, was born May, 16, 1792 >and could not have been the son of Col. Abraham Green, born about 1700. > >We are relatively sure that the father of Judge Nathan Green was Thomas Green >who married Nancy Wood first married to William Foster. I have ESTIMATED that >this Thomas Green was born no later than 1760 baised on his oldest son, Edward >Green being born about 1786, AND the story that this Thomas Green fought in >the American Revolution and was wounded in the Battle of Monmouth. > >I do believe Gen. Tom Green was a descendant of Thomas "Seagull" Green, but as >you can see, it appears we are missing a generation somewhere. > >Any ideas? > >Tom Green > > >

The First Census of the United States lists the following Greens: HEADS OF FAMILIES-North Carolina Morgan District, Rutherford County-continued. Eleventh Company name of head | free white males | free white males| free white| all other| slaves of family | of 16 yrs.&upward| under 16. | females | free | | including heads | | | | | of families. | | | | Green Shad 1 ................. 1 .......... ........ Green Wm. 1 4 3 .......... 4 Green Henry, Sr. 1 1 4 .......... ....... Green Henry, Jr. 1 1 3 .......... ....... Green Shad 1 ......... 1 ......... ....... Green Shad, Sr. 1 2 3 ........ ...... DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY THING ON THESE SHADS OR THE OTHER GREENS, ARE THEY RELATED? Tom

Does anybody have any ideas who the parents of Jeremiah Green of NC & Cocke Co Tn was. Jeremiah was probably f/o George W. Green b Abt 1804? Macon Co NC. 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]

Morning folks, found this item and I thought someone on the Green-L might know who this family is and they could be yours. Martha LETTERS TO THE EDITORS: From: jennafaye <jennafaye@psnw.com> I have a folder of pictures that my boys found in the Tulare County, California dump several years ago. I would like to get the pictures back to the family. One is of "Seward and Carrie Greene wedding picture, 1882 May 13." There is also a small picture of both in 1938 that says "married 56 yrs May 13." There is one address shown -- Lakeside Park, Oakland.

Hi, I am trying to find info on my g-grandfather, Frank Green. He lived in Leachville, Mississippi Co. AR. when I was a child. He had a brother named Garland Green and his wife was Bessie Green. They had 7 children, Frank, Jr., Izetta, Edna, Jerlene, Velma, Wilburn and Harrison. His daughter Izetta Was born in 1910, so I am assuming he was born in the late 1800s. His wife Bessie was 1/2 Blackfoot Indian. I would also like to know if someone could repost a list of Green places to research that was on the list a few days ago. My e-mail messed up and I lost that list. Bessie

I'm searching for any information on the families of Nicholas R. Green b may 7 1833 Clay co., Mo d nov 20 1932 Julesburg, Sedgwick co., Co. He married Lucy Ann Hickson. Children: Mary or Nancy Ann b 11 aug 1859 Clay co, Mo., Martha Jane McDaniel b 1 apr 1861 Clinton co., Mo., Sarah Francis Eschliman b 28 Mar 1863 Clinton co., Mo., Laura Katherine Miller b sept 4 1864 Clinton co., Mo, Mary Elizabeth b 28 mar 1866 Clinton co., Mo, Hugh Lawson b 31 May 1866 Clinton co.,Mo, Joseph Anderson b 23 nov 1870 Clinton co.,Mo., Lucy Ellen Sorenson b 24 jun 1874 Harrison co., Mo., Emma Almeda Bahn b 29 aug 1877 Harrison co., Mo, William Cadar b 30 Dec 1879 Harrison co., Mo., Rachel Edna Williamson b 28 oct 1882 Harrison co., Mo., and Charlie b 15 Aug 1886 Sedgwick co., Co., It has been said that Nicholas's parents were Joseph Green b abt 1801 Ky and Elizabeth ? b abt 1810 Tn d 1845. Any help on these families will be greatly appreciated. Sonya Ballard

Hi Louise, You have probably seen the recient messages on Gen. Tom Green, and I wanted to ask you about a message you sent to the list in August. If I have already asked you this question, please excuse, but with so many others working on this family, I would appreciate any info you may have on this family at this time. Your August message has the following posting: __________________________________________________________________ COL. ABRAHAM GREEN {R (4), R (3), R (2), L (1)} Lived in Amelia County. Commanded troops around Richmond in Revolutionary War. Married -- Issue Nathan of Amelia and Tennessee. President of Tennessee Law College; Grief of Nottoway (?) Member of Legislature. ___________________________________________________________________ The above info is the first I have seen that actualy attempts to connect Gen. Tom Green to the Thomas "The Seagull" Green family. As you know, Col. Abraham Green was the son of Thomas "Seagull" Green, and was born about 1700 and married Elizabeth Cowles and 2nd Ann Blunt Nicholson. The problem is that Judge Nathan Green, the father of Gen. Thomas Green, was born May, 16, 1792 and could not have been the son of Col. Abraham Green, born about 1700. We are relatively sure that the father of Judge Nathan Green was Thomas Green who married Nancy Wood first married to William Foster. I have ESTIMATED that this Thomas Green was born no later than 1760 baised on his oldest son, Edward Green being born about 1786, AND the story that this Thomas Green fought in the American Revolution and was wounded in the Battle of Monmouth. I do believe Gen. Tom Green was a descendant of Thomas "Seagull" Green, but as you can see, it appears we are missing a generation somewhere. Any ideas? Tom Green

In a message dated 98-12-10 15:26:10 EST, kbpoole@atomic.net writes: << I have been collecting whatever I can find on the VA Greens, all of them, who were there prior to 1750, and I expanded that to 1800 to find possible surnames used as first names. My point is that what I find seems to be in question. Dates don't match the expected marriages, children too far apart, that sort of thing. >> Hi Ken, I know how you feel, as I am attempting to do much the same thing you are doing. Various members of my family have searched for the parents of William Green, born February 6, 1762 in Prince Edward County, Virginia for over 30 years, and I believe it is safe to say, that if there was some document that names the parents of my 4th great grandfather, someone would have found it by now. Some years ago, I noted that Prince Edward County was formed from Amelia County, Va and many of the descendants of the Thomas "The Seagull" Green family lived in these counties. I have therefore collected considerable data on this family, and you are correct about the dates. There are numerious errors in the dates of this family, but I have not been concerned about these errors, since I am looking two or three generation down the family tree for the parents of my William Green. I am alarmed that we do not seem to have well documented information in the 3rd and 4th generation of the family. I know this information is out there, but it has been very difficult to research. I have had pretty good luck in researching Thomas Green, born about 1665, the son of Thomas "Seagull" Green. He married Elizabeth Marston who was born November 25, 1672 and many of their children and grandchildren were notable citizens. I have also had good luck with Col. Abraham Green who was the sheriff of Amelia County, Va. He married Elizabeth Cowles about 1725, and their daughter, Obedience Green, born about 1730, married her first cousin, William Green, the son of William and Amey Clay Green. I have more info on the family of William and Amey Clay Green than any other, and this family is where the Horsepen land was concentrated. I have little more that one or two generation of the other children of Thomas "Seagull" Green. There are a number of Web Pages that contain considerable details about this family. Good Luck in your search! Tom Green

Hi Tom and all, I have been collecting whatever I can find on the VA Greens, all of them, who were there prior to 1750, and I expanded that to 1800 to find possible surnames used as first names. My point is that what I find seems to be in question. Dates don't match the expected marriages, children too far apart, that sort of thing. Has anyone worked up a (best guess) list for the Seagull, and the others also? I sure would like to know what the most excepted data is. We have two sets of Greens, in Montgomery Co., one goes in to a fellow named Farnsworth, ( I heard), and the other used the Seagull names, and Bolling names. Example: Bolling Green. Bollings used Green Bolling. Ouch. The NC Wm Green born 1740s or earlier, used (in later generatiopns) the name Anderson, Pleasant, Marston, Philmer/Filmer, Goodman, Bolling, plus a healty dose of all those common ones, like James, John , Wm etc. The other set used Greene, (Farnsworth's set ?). Any good reference I ought to find? If some has the most accepted data earlier ones, would they post it, so I can check my data again. Ken

Ken and others, My oldest VA Green is George Green b Abt 1735 - d 1807 Faquier Co.VA He md Elizabeth Underwood d. Greenville Co SC d/o William Underwood 1- George Green 16 Jan 1767 VA - d 20 Jun 1852 Greenville Co SC md Diana James 2- Jesse Green 1769 VA - d in the 1830's Greenville Co SC md Elizabeth Nelson 3- William Green d. Dec 1804 Fauquier Co VA md Mary Ann Crockett 4- Mary Green 1766 VA md George Monroe 5- Frances Green 1771 VA md Jacob S. Rhodes 6- Elizabeth Green 1774 VA - d. 10 Jan 1849 Greenville Co SC md Lewis Rector 7- Alice/Ailse Green 1775 VA - d Greenville Co SC md Stephen Holtzclaw 8- Nancy Ann Green 11 Mar 1781 VA - d 11 Jul 1830 Spartanburg Co SC md William Cunningham 7- John Green 3 Jun 1783 VA - d 27 Jun 1852 Greenville Co SC md Mary James 8- Susannah Green b. VA md James Utterback The sons have common names but the grandsons have not so common. Some of them are Garrison, Hembree, Hedgeman, Darius, Felix, James Nelson, and others. I would like to swap info to any one working on this line. 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]

Hello Sandra, I hope this helps. This is a summary of Thomas and Nancy's childern. Please let me know if this fits into you line. There are so many gaps I am still trying to fill in. Bill Thomas(d.1811-1812) and Nancy (Wood) Green (d.1809)- Both born and raised in Amelia County, VA. All of Thomas' children were also born and raised in Amelia. Nathan and James left home in 1813 to move to Tenn. Children: 1. Edward Green (b. ca 1786) and Nancy Marshall Jeter (d. before 1833) married Amelia Co Va 26 Aug 1807 Children: 1.1. Robert Green 1.2. Judith Green 1.3. Patsy Green 1.4. Thomas Green 1.5. Edward Green (was sheriff of Amelia Co 1844 and under sheriff 1848) 1.6. Elizabeth Green 2. Herndon Green(b.1785) and Sally Johns (was Justice of peace in Amelia from 1831 to 1832) 3. Paschal Green(b.1785-1790) and Marry Ann (Farley) Green (November 10, 1790 - October 14, 1873) (1st reg. Of Va. Militia of Amelia) 4. Polly Herndon Green Married Reuben Wright 1789 5. Thomas Green Died 1840 6. William Green and Nancy Bailey(1804) 7. Nathan Green(5/16/1792) and Mary (Field) Green (May 16, 1792 - March 30, 1866) Children: 7.1. Thomas Green (Became clerk of the Texas Supreme Court.)( War Service August 1861 Col. of 5th Texas Cavalry, Valverde, Galveston, May 1863 Brig. Gen.) and Mary Wallace Chalmers married Jan. 31, 1847. Daughter of Dr. John G. Chalmers 7.2. William Sidney Green (Became a doctor in Florida.) 7.3. Hal Green (Became a doctor in Aberdeen, Mississippi.) 7.4. John A. Green (Became a Lawyer in Texas.) 7.5. Robert Green (Became a Lawyer in Texas.) 7.6. Nathan Green Jr. (See Summary) (b. d.2/18/1919) 8. James F. Green(b.1796) and Martha A. (Farris) Green (Nov. 28, Children: 8.1. Albert Galiton Green 8.2. John T. Green 8.3. Edward Green 8.4. William P. Green 8.5. Ellen Green 8.6. Herndon Green 8.7. Felex Green 8.8. Littleton Green 8.9. Martha Green 8.10. Frances M. (Frank) Green 8.11. Thadius H. Green 8.12. Joseph Peter Green > >hi Bill, >I was curious about your Thomas and Nancy Wood Green. I have been trying to >trace my husbands Green line. I had his 2nd Great grandfather name, William >Wesley Green born about 1817 he had a twin sister name Simeley. It said he was >born in WV\VA and when 2 years old moved to Ky. The information I received the >other day said that William/s parents names were Thomas and Nancy ? Green. >That is all I know except when he was grown he moved to Macon County, Missouri >and he married Amanda Hull from Ky. I was wondering if you had the names of >your Thomas Green's children? >Thank you for your time >Sandra Kerschner Green >Coeur d' Alene, Idaho > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello, I'm new to this list. I hope some kind person out there has the help I need. Does anyone have any information on Fielding Green b. abt 1814 in Kentucky and wife Easter or Esther. They may have had daughters, Vienna b. abt 1836 and Sarah b. abt 1832, both born in Indiana. Both girls married men named Marlow. Could use some help on this one folks. Thanks a million Becky becky@tdi.net

KYHATH@aol.com wrote: > > Can anyone provide any clues to the following family?? > > Joseph Robert GREEN, born 1840 in Washington Co., AL (according to death > certificate) and died 1912 in Clarke County, MS. married Mary Ann GUY 1863 in > Clark County, AL. > > Joseph Robert's death certificate indicates that his parents were Mark GREEN > (POB unknown) and Elizabeth HOWELL (POB unknown). > > I have been unable to locate any Mark Green in Alabama or Mississippi, can > anyone help??? > > Thanks! > > Karolyn Hathcock > kyhath@aol.com Karolyn - If you can locate where J.R. resided in 1880, the census of that year should give you birth places of Mark & Elizabeth. Good luck. F.G.