Hi, your info from Genealogical Dict of NE Settlers re John Green of RI and his descendants prompted me to revisit my collection of Greens. In researching my maternal line of Arnolds I found that my gr gr grandfather, George E. Arnold of RI and CT connects thru 6 direct lines to three of the sons of surgeon John Green of Warwick. More Greens than Arnolds! Following are those 6 lines: 1st most direct: John (1), Thomas (2), Benjamin (3), Susannah (4) m Philip Arnold, Philip Arnold (5), Andrew Arnold (6), Philip Arnold (7) father of George E. 2nd: John (1), Thomas (2), Benjamin (3), Katherine (4) m William Green, Benjamin (5), Catherine (6) m William Searle, Catherine Searle (7) m Philip Arnold parents of George E. 3rd: John (1), Thomas (2), Welthian (3) m Thomas Fry, Mary Fry (5) m Benjamin Green, Catherine (6) m William Searle, Catherine Searle (7) m Philip Arnold parents of George E. 4th: John (1), John (2), Samuel (3), William (4) and Katherine (4), Benjamin (5), Catherine (6) m William Searle, Catherine Searle (7) m Philip Arnold parents of George E. 5th: John (1), John (2), Samuel (3), Mary (4) m Thomas Fry, Mary Fry (5) m Benjamin Green, Catherine (6) m William Searle, Catherine Searle (7) m Philip Arnold parents of George E. 5th: John (1), James (2), Elizabeth (3) m Francis Reynolds, Jabez Reynolds (4), Jabez Reynolds (5), Phoebe Reynolds (6) m Andrew Arnold, Philip Arnold (7) father of George E. I went thru this exercise for my own clarification, and decided to share the list. If anyone wants further info on any of the Greens, I'd be glad to share. Regards, Ann

Below is someone looking for Information on William Greene only he seemingly stating that William Greene Jr. is actually a George William Greene. This inquiry was found in Greene County Quires. Is there someone out there that can confirm this Data. It sure would clear up a few things on my Greene line. What is said about William Greene Jr. is correct. Wife is Ruth Hunter and the children of this couple is right on. #17 William Greene Wed Nov 19 1997 I am looking for information on William GREENE. Born August 3, 1764 in Warren County North Carolina and died 1819 in Greene County, Georgia. He married Ruth Hunter ,b September 24,1764 in Wilkes County North Carolina and d. May 15, 1826 in Greene County, Georgia. They had Lemuel, Alston Hunter, Nancy, Nathaniel, William, and Augustine. Father was George William Greene, b.1734 in Virginia and d. 1806 in Wilks County Georgia. Both father and son fought in the Revolution. It is a tradition in our family that both are cousins of General Nathaniel Greene. I have not been able to establish connection. Thanks Richard Greene

Margaret (____) GREEN, b. abt. 1826 Ireland, m. abt. 1847 Matthew GREEN, b. abt. 1825 Ireland, known child Mary Ann GREEN, b. abt. 1848 New York (Clifton Park, Saratoga County, NY). These people show up on the 1850 Federal census for New York. Neighbors of this family in the census: Note: Ages taken by this census enumerator are probably inaccurate. He did not do a good job with the ages of the people because on the 1855 New York State Census I found the children had increased by an increment of 4 years (which is correct) but some of the adults' ages had not increased by equal amounts. I believe Matthew Green here is really 21 or 22. However, I have to report what the census shows. 1850 New York Federal 1850, Clifton Park, Saratoga County, p. 493. > 17 17 Peters, William A. 35 M 500 New York > 18 Van Vrankin, Rebecca 76 F 8000 New York > 18 19 Austin, William age 40 M Farmer New York > 19 20 Smith, Charles age 25 M ?(illegible) England > Mary Smith age 24 F Ireland > William Smith age 1 M New York > Mary Smith age 1 F New York > Green, Mathew age 25 M ?(illegible) Ireland > Margaret Green age 24 F Ireland > Mary Ann age 2 F New York? (hard to read) > Van Vranken, Adam age 52 M Farmer 24650? New York If anyone has information on either this family or their neighbors, I would like to share what we know. Thanks, -- Tim mailto:phwalls@prodigy.net Researching MCCLINTOCK, ARMSTRONG, GREEN, all of Irish descent, especially County Tyrone (MCCLINTOCK, ARMSTRONG) and Co. Meath (Green)

Hi Tom, Saw your reply to Jann regarding "Jeremiah Green" family; hair color; and Green-Jones feud. If the family hair color is a sweeping generalization, then the "Jeremiah Green" family would fall into the "Black Green's" category. If I recall my ancestors in TN right, there was more of a mixture than one predominant color (black; brown; blond). I do not recall any red hair other than a cousin who was a "flame-haired" beauty that I totally infatuated with. As to the feud, this same "Jeremiah Green's" descendants were the guilty party along with the "Jone's". I believe I posted the following before on the "Green-Jones" feud. THE GREENE-JONES WAR - 1888 (Originally transcribed from newspaper files by the late Alton Greene, Sanger, TX) Collected and recopied from William P. Grohse files by Margaret Long Mabrey. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rogersville Herald, Apr 21, 1888 The Greenes and Jones of Hancock co got into another racket on last Sunday. It appears that while Richard, Lincoln and Tom Greene were out looking over their fields they were fired on by and ambush party, supposed to be members of the Asa Jones family, one of whom Richard killed a few months since. Tom Greene was badly wounded in one of his arms while his brothers received no further injury than to have their clothes torn by some of the bullets. ibid, May 5, 1888... Lee Valley (Apr 30) The Jones and Greenes trouble seems to have quelled for the present, as I do not hear any fresh outburst from either party. Thos Greene is convalescent with his arm but the Physicians do not think it will have to be amputated. ibid, June 9, 1888... "News from the start of the war" (Mooresburg 6/6) Lewis Moore, one of the Hancock co Warriors, passed through this place on Monday of this week; he was at Etter Brothers and bought some oysters and ate them at the store, and while there, gave an account of the killing of Devault in Hancock co last week. He says Devault acted traitor with Jones and his friends and that was the cause of him being killed. Dr Yoe of this place went over the mountain to Hancock co, to amputate and arm for one of the Greenes who had his arm badly broken by some of the warriors over there, and on the way back found a man by the roadside, dead. Dr Yoe stopped at Joshua Davis' and informed him of the fact and Mr Davis, being a Magistrate, summoned Dr. Yoe and a jury and held a post mortem examination over the dead body. Dr Yoe has abandoned his practice in Hancock for the present. (* Joshua Davis married Nellie Brewer, dau of Isham, son of Joab, Jr. by W.P. Grohse) ibid, News from Camilla, June 9, 1888 On the 2nd inst. the Jones party, nine or ten in number, surrounded Mr Hamp Greene's house. About the dawn of day the Greenes discovered the Jones party and sending their wives and children out, both parties began firing at about the same time.... supposed to have been about 300 shots shots fired in succession on both sides, several shot through the clothes but none seriously wounded but one little boy that had crawled under the bed for protection, got shot through just above the hips and died last Tuesday. The Sheriff of Hancock co., Geo. Wilburn and James Brooks and others, thirty-six in number came to arrest the Jones crowd, but all had absconded but one, H. F. Ferrell; they took him to Sneedville jail to lay over until court. Think is we had more such men as Sheriff Drinnon, Brooks, and Wilburn, we would have better times, which if ever needed, it is now. ibid, June 16, 1888... The fuss between the Greenes and Jones is abating some. I have been informed that they stacked their arms. The Greene side went and gave up their arms last Monday and on Tuesday following, a posse of about 60 men started in search of the other side. News came they had found one and arrested one. No other later reliable news at present, but it is thought that the Jones will relent and let civil law decide the trouble between them. The writers opinion opinion is that both sides will finally submit to whatever is right and live under the reign of the civil law instead of the hail of bullets. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ B. Seal, reporter. THE GREENE-JONES WAR - 1889/1890 (Originally transcribed from newspaper files by the late Alton Greene, Sanger, TX) Collected and recopied from William P. Grohse files by Margaret Long Mabrey. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rogersville Herald, November 6, 1889 MURDER IN HANCOCK COUNTY Hamp Greene kills his nephew, James Greene - Another chapter in the Jones- Greene war. News reaches us of another murder in our neighbor county - Hancock, which occurred in Livesay's store at Luther P.O. Wednesday morning Oct 30. It appears that Hamp Greene belongs to the Greenes and James Greene to the Jones faction, which is not having war with each other for some time and that Hamp now had two sons in the penitentiary for killing a brother of James Greene in one of their battles, and that he was circulating a petition to the Governor asking for the pardon of his sons, and upon meeting James Greene on Wed. morning at the above named place, asked him to sign the petition, and upon his refusal to do so some hot words passed between them, and it is said Hamp Greene drew a weight upon James and threatened to strike him with it, when James drew his ever ready Smith and Wesson and began to fire upon him, and after several shots had been fired without effect, Hamp dropped the weight and raised his Winchester rifle and shot James squarely in the forehead, killing him instantly. then walked leisurely to his home without any attempt being made to arrest him, and we understand is still at large. This unhappy continuation of the Jones-Greene feud is greatly to be regretted, as it will keep up the bad name of Hancock co. abroad and seriously injure its future prosperity. ibid, May 21, 1890..... Ace Jones Surrenders Ace Jones, the leader on the Jones side, in the late Jones-Greene war in Hancock co, after scouting and evading the officers of the law for over 12 months, gave himself up last Thursday, to Deputy Sheriff Henry Davis, of the 13th District of this county, and expressed himself ready for trial upon the charge of killing Thomas J Berry of this county (Hawkins) which was preferred grabbed him, and conveyed him a prisoner to the Hancock County jail, to await trial upon charges preferred upon him there. NOTE: The killing of Berry, referred to above, took place in his meat house when he was shot by someone hidden inside. He had gone out there with his son- in-law to set his milk higher, as flood conditions had caused his milk to be ruined. ibid, Sept 24, 1890 The noted Asa Jones murder trial, after a continuance of five days, came to an end Tuesday, with the verdict of acquittal by the jury. Some of the ablest speeches listened to in the court house for several years, were made on both sides. Asa Jones will be taken back to Hancock Co, TN where he stands charged with implicity in the Jones-Greene trouble, but as we understand a compromise has been affected in these cases, he will be permitted to give bond, and thus be a free man once more. (This was the trial for the Berry murder.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ B. Seal, reporter. RGreene431@aol.com

Do you have any additional information concerning the George Green mentioned in this will? Sincerely, Douglas Anderson No I don't. That is real odd. I can't pick up anything on the children of Richard Green. I can't find them in tha land indices or deed records. William Boon and Kizziah Green must have stay there for their entire life. I did pick up a bond record on a Moses Green who was a Blacksmith. One of the Peed sons was bound to him to teach him the art of Blacksmith. There was a Spliman family there and I am trying to check out the George Green who married Judith Spilman. They are the parents of Alexander Littlepage Green. I thought maybe there might be a connection. There are still more records I need to go through in King George Co. Mell

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I am posting my Green line. It is accurate as far as I can tell. I have quite a bit of proof records but if anyone sees any errors, I would appreciate seeing the corrections. Perhaps this will fit in with someone else's research. HENRY GREEN b 1695-1705 m Elizabeth b. abt 1700 [Prob. GRIFFIN--not proven] Children of Henry Green and Elizabeth -- JOHN GREEN DORCAS GREEN HENRY GREEN STEPHEN GREEN FREDERICK GREEN RICHARD GREEN WINNIFRED GREEN We believe Stephen Green is son of Henry Green and Elizabeth: STEPHEN GREEN b abt 1725-30 m JEMIMA SCOTT children: MARTIN GREEN b 1762 m FRANCES (FANNY) GENTRY WILLIAM GREEN b. abt 1764 mar #1 unknown; #2 Lucy Boone; Lucy mar. #2 John Kerley in Madison Co., NC.; Wm. died 24 Sep 1815 in Madison Co., KY RHODA GREEN b. abt 1773 m JONATHAN FINNELL in 1792, Madison Co., KY; d. after 1830. SARAH GREEN b. abt 1768; mar. Moses Evans 1 April 1802 in Madison Co., Ky; [Moses Evans purchased the other children’s share of Stephen Green’s Estate. Would like more information on the children in this family] SUSANNA GREEN b. abt 1766 m PHILIP PRATHER; She died without chn. and her husband married twice more and was one of the early settlers in Howard Co., MO. STEPHEN GREEN b. ?m abt 1792/3 ELIZABETH STUART; died 1797 Madison Co., KY. ------------- Martin Green b. 1762, mar abt 1779, to Frances Gentry (b. 1762; d 1855 Madison Co., KY); Martin d. 29 Mar 1833 Madison Co., KY. Children: 1. William Green b. 1784/1790 mar Nancy Barnes 1806; d. bef 1848 Howard Co., MO.; William married second, his cousin, Susan A. Finnell. 2. Lucy Green b. abt. 1785 NC; mar Loverance Evans 1802 Madison Co., KY; d. bef 1833. 3. John N. green b abt 1787 prob NC; died 1866 Howard Co., MO mar. #1 Sarah H. Scott 1809 Madison Co., KY, mar #2 3 Mar 1825 to Elizabeth Padgett, mar #3 Sarah Mary Withers. [said to be a widow, maybe a married name] 4. Elizabeth Green 4 Jul 1790 Madison Co., KY; d. bef 1848 Harrison Co., KY; mar. John Padgett Sep 1810 Madison Co., KY. 5. Stephen Green b. 1 Jan 1793 Madison Co., KY died 29 May 1849 Howard Co., KY; mar Mary Padgett 14 Oct 1816 Madison Co., KY. 6. Ann Green b. 5 Jan 1792 Madison Co., KY; died 11 Nov 1879 ; mar Joseph Hopper 21 Jan 1810, Madison Co., KY. 7. Rhoda Green b. 9 Dec 1795 Madison Co., KY; died 8 Dec. 1858 Armstrong, MO; mar Levi Markland 23 Sep 1813 in Madison Co., KY. 8. Jemima Green 15 Jun 1798 Madison Co., KY; mar Elias Scott 19 Dec 1815 Madison Co., KY; She died bef 1829 9. Frances Green b. 29 Jun 1800 Madison Co., KY; d. 1860; mar Nicholas White 1817. 10. Eliza Green b. abt 1800; mar 17 Feb 1825 to John Scott 17 Feb 1825. [There was an Elizabeth and an Eliza, have documentation]. 11. Sally Ann Green b. 30 Apr 1802 Madison Co., Ky; d. 15 Nov 1855 Madison Co., KY 12. Martin Gentry Green b. 22 Jun 1805 Madison Co., KY; d. 12 Jul 1882 Madison Co., KY mar Mary Ann Huguely on 28 Oct 1830 in Madison Co., KY. ------------ My line continues through John Green son of Martin and Frances Green: John Green b. 1787 d. 1866 Howard Co., MO mar 4 Nov 1809 Madison Co., Ky to Sarah H. Scott. Their children: 1. Cynthia Ann Green 1812 Madison Co., Ky; d. aft 1880 Chariton Co., MO mar. John Hunt Prather 24 Jul 1828 Howard Co., MO [John Prather was nephew to Phillip Prather that married Susan Green dau of Stephen Green]. 2. Evan S. Green b. 9 Apr 1814 Madison Co., KY d. 9 Jan 1893; mar. Nancy J. Ramsey. 3. Lineal Lemuel Green b. abt 1815 4. Nancy Green abt 1815 mar Irving Lee 5. Willis G. Green abt 1819; mar S. Kirby 6. Martin Green 20 Dec 1819; d 12 Jun 1880; mar Sarah A. Pugh 7. Hanna Eliza Florence Green b. 12 Jun 1821 MO mar Willis G. Duncan John Green and wife #2 Elizabeth Padgett mar 3 Mar 1825 Children: 1. Elsie Green {Elsa also} abt 1823; d. 1854 randolph Co., Mo mar George W. Duncan 17 Mar 1852 Mo 2. E. Green abt 1827 on 1850 Census {Would like to know name} 3. Jemima Green abt 1829 Howard Co., mar Rufus Johnson 1852 Howard Co., MO. 4. Jeremiah Green abt 1830 Howard Co., MO [I have been given information that there was both a Jemima Green and Jeremiah but don’t know for sure. It could be a mistake in spelling on the Census.] 5. Elizabeth Minor Green “Mina” abt 1831 Howard Co., Mo mar Thomas John Johnson 1854 Howard Co., MO 6. Sarah Alice Green b. 10 Jul 1825 Howard Co., MO ; d. 19 Jul 1921 mar George W. Duncan 27 Sept 1855 in MO. John did not have any children from his third marriage.

Judy i too have a Benjamin in Lawrence Co. Ala. who may be the brother of John and Aaron Green. What Greens in Lawrence County have you found there. I know there was a Lewis Green who died there. What year are you researching. Mell

Tom I also found a deed in King George county on Joseph Green and his wife Lydia of Fauquier Co. Do you know who he is? Mell

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

John T. Green m. Lavinia Jett, 1812 Thomas Green m. Mary Hawkins-----? Richard Green m. Eliz. Hanve/Hanye 1811 Again this is from that book on Culpepper Greens. Mell

King George County Va. Will Abstracts. Will Book A. Will of Richard Green; I Richard Green of Brunswick Parish and County of King George being very sick...give and bequeath to my loving son Charles Green twelve pounds to be raised out of my estate...give and bequeath to my loving son Moses Green twelve pounds to be raised out of my estate...unto my loving son William Green twelve pounds to be raised out of my estate....unto my loving son Richard Green five shillings to be raised out of my estate...unto my loving daughter Margaret Peed five shillings....unto my loving daughter Mary Allen five shillings....unto my loving daughter Kisziah Boon five shillings.. unto my loving son Jonathan Green five shillings.....unto my loving son George Green all the remainder of my estate...appoint my loving son George Green and Jonathan Green my Executors.. this 5th day January 1778. RICHARD x GREEN presenc William Rankins, Elizabeth Wood Will admitted to record 5th Feby. 1778. This Will doesn't memtion Richard's wife Mary Rankins daughter of Robert Rankins. William Rankins is Mary's brother. Daughter Margaret (Ann) married James Peed and had children: John N., Thomas M.,Elizabeth B., Sarah G., Mary M.. Can anyone give more info on this family? Mell

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. 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. 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. This is from that book on Culpepper Greens. Mell

Hi Stan: I am also sending this reply to your question as to who was the Mr. Green at Forty Mile Creek to the mailing list in case anyone else is interested. According to a book researched and published by my Uncle, Dr. Watson Kirkconnell in 1976, this is what he had to say: John Green, with his wife Mary (Davis) Green, had four sons (aged 17, 15,12,and 10) to accompany them on their1787 expedition to a new home; and twin daughters were born in 1793. The family settled at "The Forty", (Forty Mile Creek, or the Modern Grimsby, on the Lake Ontario shore 40 miles west of Niagara). John Green, like his father, was a surveyor and a road builder. He also built a saw mill on Forty Mile Creek in 1788 and a grist mill in 1789. With his own sawn timber ready available, he built himself a handsome clapboarded house, at which the Greens frequently entertained Governor John Graves Simcoe and his lady, for the families were intimate and John Green regularly accompanied the Govenor on his journeys. Mary Green was licensed to "practice medecine and surgery" and she figures in Mrs. Simcoes diary as prescribing for a ailing Simcoe child. About 1801, John Green bought land in West Flamborough Township, east of Burlington, and he appears to have moved there, giving the family name to the village of Greenville. John's brother, Adam, settled at Stoney Creek, where he first bought 100 acres on the creek and two years later was confirmed in a grant of 300 acres in Saltfleet Township as a loyalist refugee. He and his wife, Martha, had 10 children, seven being born before the trek to Canada. Rebecca Green, a sister of Adam and John,became about 1765, the second wife of Francis Glover, of Sussex County, New Jersey. She had 7 children by him and after his death in 1796, she moved to Upper Canada to join her children. John, Adam and Rebecca were the children of Samuel Green and his third wife, Hannah Wright of New Jersey. I also have information of the children of these loyalists. Helen W. Austin, Texas

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

I am seeking information on Easter J. GREEN ( dau of William H. Green and Mary Jane ?) b.ca 1817 in VA and m. Thomas CRABTREE on 29 Jan 1841in Riceville, TN. Easter d. 1881 in McMinn co, TN Thanks for any help. Misti mdmoss@pnx.com

Still seeking help in finding a connection for Joshua Green bn Dec. 11,1782 ny state d. nov26 1869 Lynden MN. He was a minister and farmer, an early settler of Steuben Co. NY and Vinton Co. Ohio, He was in the war of 1812 serving under Capt's Fredrick Rowe and J. Farwell. His first wife was Esther Styles bn July 7,1786, Hillsboro Co. NH they were mar. ca. 1804 Steuben Co. NY. I have found one Book that mentions Joshua and asks the Question-- was Joshua the son of Samuel Green and Desire Ross mar. 1781 at Waverly R.I. ?

I would appreciate any information concerning my family history. My grandfather, Dr. John Thompson Green (later changed to Greene) was a practicing physician in the town of Elloree, SC, for more than 60 years until his death in 1973. He lived in Bishopville, SC, as a boy, and his ancestors supposedly landed at Georgetown, SC, in the early 18th century. Ralph Green, a relative (now deceased), had been active in compiling a family history during the 1960's and 1970's. He lived in Columbia, SC. My father's cousin, Francis Green, resides in Bishopville, SC.

Hi All: I just got the index to CC, TNs Will book A from 1822-1864 approximately (it says). These are the GREEN names listed, (there are no Greene's): Aaron pgs 11-12, Moses pg 192, Davies pg 312 and David 435 I would be interested in reading these wills, if any one can send me copies, especially Moses. I am looking for the parents of Mary and Joseph Green. Mary was born in 1939, Joseph was probably born earlier. Their parents were both said to have died of yellow fever, probably around 1841. I am currently typing up this index to add to my Green info at my web site, if you are interested check later on, probably around noon. There are three pages of names. I will also put up the address where you can send for the wills if you would like. Nettie Mae Come visit the Hoadley Connection http://members.tripod.com/~Nettie_Mae/index.htm Surnames: HOADLEY, DAVIS, LEIGH, COOK, GREEN, ROBINSON, WILSON, CLAYTON, BOESEN, NAZA

In a message dated 98-10-02 20:39:06 EDT, you write: << Well, I've been watching for many months hoping I could figure out which major Green lines had which hair color. Where did the Greens of Jersey settlement fall? I've also been trying to figure out which TN Green's were feuding with the Jones'.? Jann >> Hi Jann, I don't know the answer to all your questions, but can say that Thomas "The Seagull Green and his sons were all read headed and tall. There are numerious books that mention the height of one of his sons or grandsons as being over 6 feet tall, in fact Thomas Green the son of Seagull was suppose to be 6 ft. 6 in. tall. Most of his family went to Mississippi, first to the Natchez area. Many of this family lived in Amelia County, Virginia, and the surrounding area. I call the Jersey Settlement Greens the "Jeremiah Green" family because Jeremiah was the first of his family to leave New Jersey and migrate to North Carolina. I don't recall if this family was red headed or not. I have read about the Green - Jones feud, but don't know which family this is. As I recall, this was considered the second worst family feud in American history. I will post my response and hope others will add and correct the story. Tom Green