The following family was living in warren Co. TN in 1850. I would like to make contact with anyone that knows anything about this family. Shadrack Green 40 TN Malessa " 40 " Daniel " 16 " Johnathan " 16 " Nancy " 12 " Ailcy " 10 " Samuel " 5 " Henderson " 3 " Mordica " 0 " Bob Wall rwall@wku.campuscw.net

I'd be interested in seeing this also eventhough this isn't the right list for this request so please don't yell. :) Have a great evening Susan > > My daughter's working on another genealogy project at school. Does > anyone have any recipes from the colonial days? > > Michelle

In a message dated 98-10-23 07:35:28 EDT, Crgtx writes: << Thanks again for your input. Do you have any more info on this tansaction? Where the deed was recorded? My first hunch would be that this John Green is also a son of Filmer. The will for Thomas in 1792 mentions a son, John, dec'd. I have been working on the hypothesis that this John is the same John who married Betty Arthur in Lunenburg, later Bedford Co. and died in 1776. I do not have the source of Lewis, but suspect that it comes from an attempt to rationalize the inheritance and sale back to William. Charley Green >> Hi Charley, What documentation I have found is in the Amelia County, Virginia records. I have seen a simular description of the "1/5 interest" of Lewis Green as "heir- at-law" on E-Mail message, but have not found documentation of his involvment. The John Green that married Betty Arthur was the son of Thomas Green the eldest son of William and Amey Clay Green. There is a book on Old Homes in Amelia County which has a picture of one of the houses owned my this family, and there is a description of this transaction given under the picture. I got an E-Mail the other day from a lady who has visited the old home, and she said a descendant still lives there. I have a map of the general location of the old home and I intend to visit the home when I find the time to go to Virginia. This home is not too far from the site of the home Robert Green, born 1695 built near Brandy Station. Tom Green

James Simpson-lived in philadelphia, Pa. son-James born 1817. Wife-Fannetta Bethia Wilson-born 1822-Carolina. Children William B.-Bart--born 1842, Ellen Bethia-born 1847. Ellen`s sister-Catherine Enfield Cook. George Morris-wife Elizabeth Lowell. Elizabeth-father-Stephen-born late 1700`s-mother-Laura Phillips-born abt. 1802. Children-Marianda {Dilling}, Diantha [Warner], Elizabeth [Morris] and David Lowell. Also looking for Dille, Croyle, Cantrell, Phillips, Jennings, Jones and Connelly Thanks for your time. Lavada Cantrell Jones FLOWERS AND WEEDS THRIVE HERE!!!

Did I read John? I have a John who seemingly sprang up full grown! Census records say he was born in 1812 in SC. In 1850, he was in Randolph Co., AL. He was John Cephas Green. In 1840, he was listed in Carroll Co., GA, and he married in 1836 in Coweta Co., GA, to Nancy T. Huckeba. They named their children Samuel W., Henry T., Thomas P., Elizabeth C., Martha Matilda, Andrew H., James Crawford, Sarah F., Lucious Leroy, Sallie J., and John C., in case any names sound familiar... John & Nancy apparently came to AL around 1841. Nancy was daughter of William and Sarah (Brown) Huckeba, and sister of William Benson Huckaby, who was said to have served in the GA Militia with John C. Green during the Creek War in 1836. Elisabeth

Georgia, Is there a possibility of a Jennie Green and her sister Rosella Green listed in the descendants of Thomas GREEN? Jennie Green, b. 25 Sept 1870, Ohio, was my grandmother and I can find no record of her parents. Her dc only stated born Ohio. Thanks, Harold Williams willhn@flash.net -----Original Message----- From: Ernie W Stamper <erniestamper@sprintmail.com> To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com <GREEN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, October 22, 1998 11:29 AM Subject: [GREEN-L] Gov. Thomas Green/Ann Gerard >I am seeking information on the descendants of GOV. THOMAS GREEN (2nd >governor of colonial Maryland) and his first wife ANN GERARD COX. The >widow Cox, sister of Sir Richard Gerard, arrived in Maryland with her >brother on the Ark or Dove in 1633-4. In 1634 she married Thomas Green >in what is believed to be the first Christian marriage performed in >Maryland. They had two sons, THOMAS AND LEONARD. Ann died about 1645 >or 46. Her husband remarried once (some think twice) more. He and his >last wife, Winifred Seybourne, had two sons, ROBERT & FRANCIS. > GOV. THOMAS GREEN, son of Sir Thomas Green of Bobbing Kent Manor in >England, died at St. Mary's, Maryland in 1651. > I have found information on the governor's younger son Francis, but am >trying to connect GERARD GREEN (1761-1845) to either of the older sons, >Thomas or Leonard. (Note: some records make me think Gov. Green was >also named Henry; his son Thomas also seems to be called Henry in at >least one early source.) > Any information about this line will be appreciated even if it does not >fit with my northern Virginia Green's. The story of Thomas and Ann >grows more fascinating with each new discovery. > Georgia Green Stamper > >______________________________

William Scott Green supposedly moved from Vt? to Ga by 1830. Moved from Ga to Al. GREEN, William Scott GREEN, James (1832-1863) Ga. m:Mary EDGE, d/o George EDGE. James died battle of Corrinth, Ms. Mary was unable to suppport children and they were farmed out amoung relatives and neighbors. GREEN, James Thomas (10 Mar 1855-8 Aug 1929) born Pike Co., Al. Died Crestview, Walton Co., Fl m:Annis Rebecca DENNIS, d/o Joseph F. DENNIS and Rebecca FLOURNOY. GREEN, William (1876-?) GREEN, Augustus Washington (22 Nov 1878-26 Jan 1956) m:Fannie Lieu MERRILL (28 Sep 1886-11 Mar 1965) GREEN, John GREEN, Emma GREEN, James Bascom GREEN, Walter D. GREEN, Albert Mallory GREEN, Scott F. GREEN, Eula Mae (Jul 1894-?) m:Andrew J. POWELL GREEN, Minnie Lee (3 Nov 1896-9 May 1968) m:Charles William CLARY. Jack Green Houston Texas.

On Sun, 04 Oct 1998 10:13:11 -0600, you wrote: >Those of you who are researching Ala. remember me. I have a JOHN and a >AARON GREEN there about 1819-1827. While I have the floor has anyone >found a Aaron Green in Calhoun Co. Ala. that they could give some info >on. >Mell > Aaron GREEN b. c 1798 SC, who can be found in the 1850 Calhoun census, is the son of Jacob GREEN d. 1830 Edgefield Dist SC and wife Keziah (surname unknown). Aaron ma Damaris BAKER, daughter of Thomas BAKER of Edgefield. Aaron also had a brother John who I've not been able to identify in the 1850 census. Where are your Aaron and John in 1819-1827? I'm searching for the father of Jacob GREEN of Edgefield and will follow any leads on his family. I would appreciate any info you have on Aaron GREEN of Calhoun Co. Claire cfurth@ix.netcom.com

Seeking any info on Rolly (Rawleigh, Raleigh, Rollie) Green in Washington Co. 1808, Mississippi. Residing in household were 1 m. over 21, 1 m. under 21, 1 f. over 21, 3f. under 21. In 1810 household shows 2 m. over 21, 2 m. under 21, 1 f. over 21, 3 f. under 21. Trying to find out his 3 dau.s names. He is possibly the maternal grandfather of Rolly Green Forehand b. 1858 MS. , found in Randolph Co. AR. 1900 Census. Any help is appreciated. Sharon Forehand forehand@watervalley.net

Hi Mell, I will fill in what I have about the Green info you posted by adding to your message below. Tom Green In a message dated 98-10-22 22:26:30 EDT, you write: << YOU WROTE> Henry Green of Fauquier county, Sept. 6 1782 had brothers Willis and William, sister, Eleanor Duff Green. His mother was Ann Green. Sept 19, 1785. REPLY> The above were the children of Duff Green, born about 1731, and his wife Ann Willis. There was also Capt. John Green of the famous memory, and his sister Elizabeth "Betsey" Green who married her first cousin William Green, the son of William Green, born about 1727, the brother of Duff Green. YOU WROTE> Ann Green.. Sept 20 1804. Children: Ann m. Poindexter, Eleanor m. Mayer, Elizabeth, married Camp, Mary married Thomas, Milly married married Stringer, Lucy Coleman married Pinkard, Francis Wilhoite Green. Speaks of sister, Elizabeth Triplett. Oct. 15 1804. REPLY> The above Ann Green was Ann Coleman, who died in 1804, was the wife of Col. William Green, born about 1727, the eldest son of Robert Green, born 1695. Their daughter, Nancy Ann Green married John Pointexter. Daughter Eleanor :Ellen" Green married Peter Mayer. Daughter Elizabeth "Betsy" Green married Henry Camp. Daughter Mary Green married George Thomas. Lucy Coleman Green married Nathaniel Pinhard. Francis Wyatt Green married Lucy Strother. Son William Green married his first cousin Elizabeth "Betsey" Green (mentioned above). YOU WROTE> James Green, Dec.3 1807, Elizabeth, Children: Gabriel, James, Dolly married Farrow, Elizabeth married Peacock, Jones, Robert, Augustine, John, Lucy, Mary Bohen Green. August 23, 1809. REPLY> The above is Major James Green, born about 1734, the 6th son of Robert Green, born 1695, who married Elizabeth Jones. Their son Capt. Gabriel Green married Sarah Ann Grant. Son James Green married Betsey Jones. Son Duff Green died a bachelor. Son Jones Green married Mary Nevil. Son Robert Green married Lucy Edmonds. Son John Green married Winnifred Catlett. Daughter Dolly Green married Nimrod Farrow. Daughter Elizabeth Green married R.W. Peacock. Daughter Lucy Green married Noah G. Glasscock. Daughter Polly Green married Peter Catlett. Son Austin Green married Miss. Ball. These are all the children I show. This is from that book on Culpepper Greens. Mell >> I hope this helps someone. Tom Green

In a message dated 98-10-22 21:15:12 EDT, scrimshire@pvtnetworks.net writes: << While doing some research in King George Co. Va. I found this deed and thought that the "RED GREENS" might be interested in it. King George County deed records vol 7 page 445. This indenture made 11 day of June in the year of our lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety three. Between WILLIAM GREEN and BETSEY his wife of the county of Culpepper of the one part, WITNESSETH that the said WILLIAM GREEN and BETSEY his wife for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings to him the said WILLIAM in hand paid at and before the ensealing and delivery of these presents the receipt of which is hereby acknowledge, and more especially for the natural love and affection which he hath and does bear unto the said FRANCIS W.GREEN his brother as aforesaid, etc..... a certain tract, tenement and parcel of land in the county of King George containing by estimation five hundred acres to be them same more or less, in being the remainder and residue of a larger tract of land formerly held by the daid WILLIAM GREEN in the said county of King George under the WILL of WILLIAM DUFF deceased, which said tract or parcel of land has been for a number of years past in the possesion and under the occupation of him the said FRANCIS W. GREEN, by virtue of a verbal gift thereof from the said WILLIAM, being bounded as followeth, on the south by the lands of THOMAS SMITH, on the east by the lands of JESSE JONES and JAMES MARDERS and on the north and west by the lands of the said THOMAS SMITH and CALEB SMITH and the dower lands of MRS. ANN GREEN etc............ To have and to Hold signed WILLIAM GREEN BETSY GREEN In the presence of WILLIAM BOON Justice, CALEB SMITH AARON THORNLEY, AUST> SMITH This WILLIAM BOON was also sheriff of King George Co. and married KEZZIAH GREEN daughter of RICHARD GREEN 1770. KEZZIAH GREEN probably born about 1750 or before. This FRANCIS W. GREEN is FRANCIS WIATT GREEN. Mell >> Hi Mell, Thanks for posting the above info! I had not seen this deed. For those who are not that familuar with these Greens, William Green married his cousin Elizabeth "Betsy" Green, the daughter of Duff Green. His brother, Francis Wyatt Green, born about 1784, married Lucy Strother. Francis and William Green were the sons of Col. William Green, born about 1727, who married Ann Coleman. Col. William Green was the son of Robert Green, born 1695, who married Eleanor Dunn. William Duff was the uncle of Robert Green and the brother of his mother Eleanor Duff. I did find some new info on the Duff family stating that William Duff had a brother named James Duff, born 1716, who married Mildred Tutt of Culpeper County, Va in 1738. They had a son named John Duff, born 1739, who married Sarah Nash. They had a son named James Duff, born April 15, 1761, who married Elizabeth Strother, born July 20, 1773. This info is on page 69 of Volume 4 of "Some Prominent Virginia Families" by Louise Pecquet du Bellet. I am not familiar with the Kezziah Green you mention as the daughter of Richard Green, who married William Boon. Do you have additional info on this family? I am attempting to identify the parents of my William Green, born Febraury 6, 1762 in Prince Edward County, Virginia who married Kezziah Patton in Hillsborough, Orange County, North Carolina January 9, 1781. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Tom Green

I am looking for information on an Elijah Green. All I know about him is that he married Assenath Annas. He possibly lived in Orange or Windsor County, Vermont some time in the early 1800's. Elijah and Assenath had a son named Harvey, who married Elizabeth Cummins(gs). Harvey and Elizabeth had the following children: Assenath A (married Reuben Hanan); Harvey, Lydia. Baby boy (drowned), Elizabeth and Harry. I would love to hear from anyone who might have some information on finding information on these people. Thank you, Gabriele Hammon ghammon756@aol.com

In a message dated 98-10-22 07:56:45 EDT, Crgtx@aol.com writes: << I believe that the Thomas who was awarded custody was not William's son but was his elder brother Thomas. Another of William's brothers, Abraham, was Justice of the Court and a local squire. The William who eventually got the property married his daughter, Obedience. Filmer moved to Tennessee. >> Hi Charley, I wanted to address your above mentioned subject in a separate message to keep down confusion. First of all let me say that the dates in the "Seagull" Green family are the most suspect of any family I have researched, but I want to mention that I show Thomas Green, the elder brother of William Green, who married Amey Clay, was born about 1665 and died in Amelia County, Virginia in 1730. If this death date is any where near being correct, he could not have been the Thomas Green named as guardian of the minor children of his brother William Green since William died 1747. I believe that the guardian was Thomas Green, the eldest son of William and Amey Clay Green. I show he was born about 1725, and would therefore have been about age 22 when his father William Green died in 1747. All the other children were minors. You are probably aware that this Thomas Green had a son also named Thomas Green, born about 1750, who married Martha Coleman. His name appears in many of the Amelia County, Virginia records, and may confuse the issue. Of course, if my dates are off just a couple of years, the above story is incorrect. There are other possible Thomas Greens that could also have been the guardian of William and Amey Clay Green's minor children. Thomas and Elizabeth Marston Green had a son named Thomas Marston Green born November 19, 1723, so he could have been the guardian of his uncle's minor chilren. I am sure the other brothers of William Green had sons named Thomas Green, so any of them could have been the guardian of their Uncle William Green's minor children. There is another famous family that could have been involved in the squable over the land discussed above. Amey Clay was the sister of Charles and Henry Clay who married Lucy and Martha Green, daughers of Thomas and Elizabeth Marston Green. This Clay family was very important in our country's history, as I am sure you know. Col. Thomas Marston Green, the brother of Martha and Lucy Green, went to Georgia and talked the government into creating a county in the Natchez area, when the Spanish chaimed that part of America. On top of that, Col. Green went to Natchez and told the Spanish to get out of town! This was not a shy and retiring family! What do you think? Tom Green

Hi Cousins I'm looking for the parents of the Gilbert Thomas Green family of New York. I believe his parents to be William C. Green and Polly but no proof at this time. If anyone can help it would greatly be aprreciated. + Gilbert T. Green B-6 Jun 1812 NY D-8 Feb 1885 Butler Co., KS Married-1st wife name unknown Children- Ellen Green B-Abt 1837 NY Frances Green B-Abt 1839 IL Hiram Green B-Abt 1840 IL Married -2nd wife Eliza Jane McKinley B-28 Feb 1827 OH D- 29 Jul 1903 Butler Co., KS Children-Harrison O. Green B-Abt 1849 IL Westley Green B-Abt 1850 IL Douglas Green B-Abt 1854 IL William Green B-Abt 1856 IL John G. Green B-18 Oct 1858 McDonough Co., IL Estella Green B-22 Dec 1860 McDonough Co., IL +Charles H. Green B-19 Jul 1863 McDonough Co., IL D-5 Jun 1946 Butler Co., KS George L. Green B-Abt 1865 IL Edward Green B-Abt 1867 IL Louis V. Green B-Abt 1870 KS +Charles Henery Green Married Mary Jane Kikly M-15 May 1888 Butler Co., KS B-15 Nov 1872 Bourdon Co., KS D- 7 Jan 1957 Wichitia Co., TX Children- Gilbert T. Green B-31 Mar 1889 Sedgwick Co., KS Frank Ross Green B-10 Feb 1891 Butler Co., KS Reah Green B-16 Mar 1893 Wichitia Co., TX + Daphna K. Green B-29 Jan 1895 Butler Co., KS D- 8 Apr 1931 Sonoma Co., CA +Daphna Kathryn Green Married William Emery Carr 27 Oct 1913 Chase Co., KS As you can see based on birth dates that this family moved from NY about 1838 to McDonough Co.,, Il, then on to Butler Co., KS abt 1869. The William C. Green, I believe to be Gilbert T. father was born about 1791 NY and Polly born abt 1795 NY. If anyone can help me it would greatly be appreciated, there are so many Green families in NY and the northeastern states. Joe K.

In a message dated 98-10-22 07:56:45 EDT, Crgtx@aol.com writes: << Below is the info in my notes on Lewis Green, son of Filmer, son of William. Upon William's death, his widow, Amey Claye, quickly remarried and there was a nasty custody battle in the local court. Most likely this was prompted by attempts to control the significant inheritance of his children, all of whom were minors. I believe that the Thomas who was awarded custody was not William's son but was his elder brother Thomas. Another of William's brothers, Abraham, was Justice of the Court and a local squire. The William who eventually got the property married his daughter, Obedience. Filmer moved to Tennessee. Charley Green "Lewis Green, by deed made in Granville County, NC, conveyed his rights to the property lying on the east side of Green's Road in Amelia County. This was described as a 1/5 part of the estate of William Green dec'd. The conveyance was made to William Green (his brother)." >> Hi Charley, Yes, I have seen the information you posted above, and would like to prove what you have is correct. I have never seen anything to document that Lewis Green was the son of Filmer and Ann Green. I do have a copy of the 1792 abstract of the will of the William Green who married his 1st cousin, Obediance Green, which menions his nephew, William Green the son of Philmer Green. Do you know of any documentation showing that a Lewis Green was the brother of this William Green? I have seen the July 24, 1800 land deed where Green Williamson sold land that was "1/5 part of land left unwilled by William Green, deceased, and which falls to said Williamson as heir at law." I believe that this Green Williamson was the son of Martha "Patty" Green the sister of Filmer and William Green, who were the sons of William and Amey Clay Green. I show that Martha Green married William Williamson, and have therefore ASSUMED Green Williamson was their son. There is also a October 24, 1804 land deed where John Green sold his 1/5 (same wording as above) to William Green. It is my opinion that this John Green was the son of Thomas and Martha Green the elder brother of Filmer and William Green, therefore a nephew of the William Green who was buying up "the old home place." These are the only two documents that I have seen that MIGHT prove who all there Greens were. Can you add anything else to the picture. Thanks for your help! Tom Green

I am posting this information for benefit of other researchers. I hope it helps someone. E-mail me for additional documentation sources. I. JAMES (sometimes called Thomas) GREEN b. about 1735; d. 1796 found on Loudoun County, VA tithables list by 1774 died in Loudoun; Will Book E, p. 237 m. FRANCES (Horton?) Children of James & Frances: GERARD (1761-1845) m. Verlinda Littleton in 1793 THOMAS m. Polly Coleman in 1797 GEORGE (dec'd by 1801; no heirs) WILLIAM (b. 1771) m.? FIELDING (1778-1855) m. Mary/Polly Alfrey ELIZABETH m. (1st) Shelton (2nd) Muse MARY m. William Bennett POLLY m. Saunder ANN m. Elizu Harding FRANCES m. Noble Barnes II. GERARD GREEN b. 1761;d 1845; (Rev. War Veteran); m. Virlinda Littleton in 1793 Gerard moved to Harrison Couny, KY by 1789; died in Harrison. Children: WILLIAM b. 1794 m. Lucy Hayden; FIELDING b. 1795? Mary ?; PARTHENIA m. Moses Kinney; GEORGE b. 1798; JAMES (1801-1881) m. (1st Nancy Hutcherson; 2nd Latitia Holliday); LILBURN m. Susan Walden; ELIZABETH m. Daniel McLoney; and MILDRED m. James Holliday II. THOMAS GREEN m. Polly Coleman in 1797 Moved to Harrison County, KY by 1796 Child: JAMES b. about 1798 II. GEORGE GREEN de'cd by 1801; no heirs II. ELIZABETH GREEN m. Shelton by 1788; married Muse by 1801 II. MARY GREEN m. by 1788 to William Bennett II. POLLY GREEN m. by 1788 to Wm. Sunder; II. WILLIAM GREEN b. 1771; m.?; in Fleming County, KY by 1803 Children: BETSEY, POLLY, FRANKEY, FIELDING, MELISSA, CLARISSA II. FIELDING GREEN b.1778; d.1855; m. Mary/Polly Alfrey, 1812; in Fleming Co., KY by 1800 Children: THOMAS b. 1813 m. Rosella ?; NANCY b. 1814 m. James M. Brain; SAMPSON b. 1820 m. Eliza Ann ?; JOHN b. 1825; PARTHENA b. 1827 m. George Razor; HIRAM b. 1831 m. Jane Isles; BARBARA m. Jones II. FRANCES GREEN m. Noble Barnes. Later found in Montgomery County, Ky and Bath County, KY II. ANN GREEN m. Elizu Harding; was disinherited in James Green's will (1796, Loudoun Co., VA Will Book E, p. 237); in 1801 Ann and Harding sued her mother and the other heirs; suit filed in Fleming Co., KY Thanks to Jim Dempsey who contributed to this research. --Georgia Green Stamper II. II.

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I am seeking information on the descendants of GOV. THOMAS GREEN (2nd governor of colonial Maryland) and his first wife ANN GERARD COX. The widow Cox, sister of Sir Richard Gerard, arrived in Maryland with her brother on the Ark or Dove in 1633-4. In 1634 she married Thomas Green in what is believed to be the first Christian marriage performed in Maryland. They had two sons, THOMAS AND LEONARD. Ann died about 1645 or 46. Her husband remarried once (some think twice) more. He and his last wife, Winifred Seybourne, had two sons, ROBERT & FRANCIS. GOV. THOMAS GREEN, son of Sir Thomas Green of Bobbing Kent Manor in England, died at St. Mary's, Maryland in 1651. I have found information on the governor's younger son Francis, but am trying to connect GERARD GREEN (1761-1845) to either of the older sons, Thomas or Leonard. (Note: some records make me think Gov. Green was also named Henry; his son Thomas also seems to be called Henry in at least one early source.) Any information about this line will be appreciated even if it does not fit with my northern Virginia Green's. The story of Thomas and Ann grows more fascinating with each new discovery. Georgia Green Stamper

Does anyone have any suggestions, I made a trip to the cemetery in Warwick NY. And found the tombstones for many of my Green relatives. The problem I've found is that they only list the years of their birth and death. How do you go about finding out the dates, I have a death certificate coming for one of my relatives but they needed the month, day and year. Any tips will be appreciated. Thankyou Dawn :)

At 07:54 AM 10/22/98 -0500, Nettie Mae wrote: >The following is a site that has unclaimed civil war medals with info on >obtaining those medals. http://www.wvlc.wvnet.edu/history/medals.html >The following Green's are listed: ==== Thanks Nettie Mae. Just an short addendum - these soldiers were all in West Virginia, which went Union instead of Confederate. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- Laura Greene lgg@interaccess.com lggreene@earthlink.net or redhed44@aol.com Carlsbad, California =================================================== Researching: Green(e) (RI>NY), Daves (NC>Illinois), DuBois (NY) Fay (Mass>NY), Riley (NY), Johnson (RI) Hardenbergh (NY), Holden (RI>Mass >NY), Mitchell (?>TX & KS) Putman (NY), Wands (NY), =================================================== FTM Homepage: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/g/r/e/Laura-G-Greene/ Noel's Greene Database: http://al7fl.abts.net/green-page/green.htm Noel's Putman/Putnam Database: http://al7fl.abts.net/putman/putman.htm ===================================================