I have lost email addresses for two people that had sent a query a few weeks ago on Alexander Little Page Green. I am sorry, but would you please email me again. Mell

Found some info on George Green. George Green was born in MD. or Va., between 1736 and 1760 and died in 1823 in Jackson Co. Ala. He married Judith Spillman in 1776. Judith was born in 1761 in Albemarle Co. Va. and died 18 March 1846 at Nashville Tenn. at the age of 85. She had been a member of the Methodist Church for 70 years. They reportedly had sixteen children. The known children were: Edward, born 1787 N.C., Marie born 1793, married ---Prentice. L.W. born 1804, Alexander Little Page born 6 June 1806, Sevier Co. Tenn. When george's children were quite young he removed from Sevier Co. to Rhea County, Tn. and after a few years residence, settled in the Honeycomb Valley of Jackson County, Ala. where he remained until his death in 1823. In my research in KIng George Co. Va, I found "Spillman" families there. Mell

If you are researching in Tenn. you may want check these sites out. Tenn. Confederate Soldier's Home Appl. Index. http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/csh_indx.htm Here's another one. Acts of Tenn. 1796-1830 http;//www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/actindex.htm#g Acts of Tenn 1831-1850 http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/pubsvs/actndx2.htm For those researching Alexander Littlepage Green there is 3 listings here for him. Mell

This is for the ones researching Alexander Littlepage Green: Georgia Land Lottery 1807 (Baldwin and Wilkerson Co.) Wilkes CO. Grantee Judith Green (widow) Militia District: Cooper's Lot No: 201 Dist.No:23, County: Wilkerson. This could be the widow of George Green father of Alexander Littlepage Green. I would really like to have some information on George green. Mell

I would sure like to have some help from someone on my Green line. I have four "Virginia Boys" that came to Texas about 1838. Names are John born about 1797, Aaron born about 1804, Benjamin born about 1795 and James born 1785. I have found John and Aaron in the census of Madison County Tenn. 1830. In Aaron's household is an older man age 80 to 90. I would like to find the name of this older man who should be a Green. My question is, WOULD THIS OLDER MAN PAY TAXES? John and Aaron roamed around Ala., Tenn., Miss. and then into Texas where they died. Could someone PLEASE help me? Mell

Hi Rob -- I know the chances of a connection are remote, but I too have a mysterious "Ella M." GREEN. I have a gggfather Marvel GREEN who married three times, and in his 1860 Census record (St. Francois County, MO) he is paired with an "Ella M" age 44. Because the presumed death date of his first wife and marriage date of his second are unknown, it is not known how many of Marvel's children were by Ella M. Possibilities include a Sarah L GREEN b.1852 in Indiana and a Martha S. GREEN b. 1854 in Indiana, although a James W. GREEN b.1859 in Missouri is the only definate. By 1870 Marvel has married his third wife, and the only child of his still living with him is James W. GREEN. Because no marriage or death dates are known, I suppose it is possible that the "Ella M" listed with Marvel in the 1860 census had another child with him (or more) and then for whatever reason left him and took the younger child(ren) with her when she went. I only suggest this possibility because you seem to have hit a brick wall otherwise. Emily >From: "largo" <largo@ptinet.net> >To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [GREEN-L] ELLA M. GREEN b.Sept.4,1861 d.Mar17,1952 Custer, S.D. > >Still trying to find parents (or siblings) of Ella M. GREEN. >b. Sept. 4, 1861 (who knows where!... I've heard Iowa, NY, Conn...) >m. Daniel Lionel HILTON (son of Delorval Hartman HILTON & Nancy WEED) >d. March 17, 1952 Custer, SD buried, Custer, SD > >Would like to find ANY kind of connection...Parents, Siblings, >Grandparents,... >I sent for death certificates on Ella and Daniel (fr. State of SD) and >they contain errors regarding their parents. Evidently the children >that reported the death Info. for the coroner didn't know their >grandparents names. So...I have tried to find an obit. for >Ella M. GREEN through the State Archives Dept., Local Newspapers that were >in business during this period, as well as enlisting the help of a >Genealogy researcher at the State Library and we come up with Zilch! Nada! > >I have done just about all that I can think of to find her parents. >Maybe some of you GREEN/E cousins can ask around...maybe ask some >of your elderly GREEN/E family members if they had ever heard of a >GREEN/E marrying into the HILTON family? I would greatly appreciate >any help I can get! > >Some of the places that Ella M. GREEN/E lived are: > >Omro, Wisconsin (at least 1 of her kids born there) >Albert Lea, Minn.. (owned photo gallery there) >Ramona, S.D. (husband D.L. HILTON may have been J.O.P there) >New Underwood, SD (husband Daniel L. HILTON buried there) >Custer, SD (Ella died and buried there.) > >Other possible places of residence for her: > >Deadwood, SD >Sioux City, Iowa (son James ["Jack"] E. HILTON was Barber there & married >there) >Albion, Wis.(many of Ella GREEN/Es inlaws {Mr./Mrs. D.H. HILTON] lived and >d.there) > >Some of Ella's & Daniel's Kids were... > >James E. HILTON (my Grandfather) >Ornin HILTON >Elroy HILTON (may have been known as "Roy") >Alfred HILTON >Daniel HILTON,Jr. >Nancy Mae HILTON (m. Glen Tracy-1 and ?? VanSycle-2 d. Sturgis,SD ?) >Frederick Asa HILTON > >Sincerely, >Rob Warren largo@ptinet.net

Just printed the Amos Greene line ,generation 1 etc from E-mail. Searching for a Mary Jane Greene of Chatham County, Ga.born 1855 who married a Henry L Reed abt 1871/1872. Amos takes the Greene line into Ga & I noticed a Mary J. Greene. Sometimes folks are names after relatives. (Long chance) We have photos of Mary Jane with 1st child.She was 18 yrs of age in photo.They moved to Baker County Fl. Anyone with knowledge of Greene family line(?) Regards, Betty

Hi Tom, I saw you reply to the person signed "DITAW" who was asking about the NIX, GREEN, & KYLE individuals. However, I didn't see an E-mail address for that person. I do show that Amos GREENE had a son named Andrew Jackson GREENE (b. 1817 in NC; d. Ballground, Cherokee, GA) who married Irene (Orena?) KYLE. Andrew and Irene had a daughter named Elizabeth Caroline GREENE 9b. 1838) who married Daniel NIX on March 14, 1856 in Cherokee Co, GA. Perhaps the "DITAW" who made the original inquiry will see this message. If not, if you have his/her address, perhaps you could forward a copy of my message to that person. Hope this info helps. Descendants of Amos Greene Generation No. 1 1. AMOS4 GREENE (RICHARD3, JEREMIAH2, WILLIAM1) was born 1778 in Rowan Co NC, and died January 06, 1857 in Ballground, Cherokee, GA. He married ELIZABETH SEARCY Abt. 1798 in Burke Co NC, daughter of RICHARD SEARCY and MARY MOLLIE. Children of AMOS GREENE and ELIZABETH SEARCY are: i. MARY "POLLY"5 GREENE, b. Abt. 1798, NC; d. Aft. 1870, Habersham Co, GA; m. DANIEL MORRISON, October 04, 1821, Habersham Co, GA. ii. ELIZABETH GREENE, b. March 09, 1800, Atlanta, GA; d. December 05, 1882, Hendersonville, NC; m. ANDREW MAXWELL , JR., March 19, 1824. 2. iii. JESSE LOVASK GREENE, b. February 01, 1802, NC; d. April 16, 1875, Cherokee Co, GA. iv. RICHARD GREENE, b. February 01, 1804, NC; d. Fort Towson, OK; m. SARAH SPICER, November 30, 1826. v. AMELIA MILLE GREENE, b. 1807; d. Abt. 1870; m. WALTER "WADDIE" WILLIAMS, December 25, 1821, Rutherford Co NC. vi. ELEANOR GREENE, b. October 30, 1808, NC; d. January 28, 1861, Rutherford Co, NC; m. ABIJAH OLIVER LYNCH, December 01, 1835. vii. SARAH "SALLIE" GREENE, b. Abt. 1810, NC; d. Cherokee Co, GA; m. OLIVER COWART. 3. viii.WILLIAM WASHINGTON GREENE, b. February 03, 1813, Rutherford Co NC; d. October 07, 1887, Mena, Polk Co AR. ix. JONATHAN GREENE, b. Abt. 1814; d. Aft. 1880, Hopkins Co, TX; m. CYNTHIA ???. 4. x. ANDREW JACKSON GREENE, b. 1817, NC; d. Ballground, Cherokee, GA. xi. OLIVER GREENE, b. Abt. 1820, NC; d. Cherokee Co, GA. xii. NANCY GREENE, b. Abt. 1823, NC; d. Cherokee Co, GA. xiii.LEMUEL GREENE, b. Ritherford, NC. Generation No. 2 2. JESSE LOVASK5 GREENE (AMOS4, RICHARD3, JEREMIAH2, WILLIAM1) was born February 01, 1802 in NC, and died April 16, 1875 in Cherokee Co, GA. He married (1) MARY STEVENS. He married (2) ??? WARD. He married (3) LOUISA JOHNSON November 04, 1851. Children of JESSE GREENE and MARY STEVENS are: i. LEWIS J.6 GREENE, b. September 18, 1824, GA; d. March 03, 1902, Cherokee, GA; m. (1) "CAROLINE" WINIFORD CAROLINE BECK; m. (2) "POLLY" MARY ANN BAGBY, December 26, 1850, Cherokee Co, GA. ii. "SALLY' SARAH GREENE, m. EDWARD BAGBY, 1848, Murray, GA. 5. iii. LOUISA GREENE, b. September 23, 1829; d. March 14, 1908, Ballground, Cherokee, GA. iv. LUCINDA GREENE, b. 1834; m. ROBERT W. KNOX, November 28, 1850, Cherokee Co, GA. v. "BILLIE" WILLIAM GREENE, b. 1837. vi. "JULIA" JULIANN GREENE, b. 1839; m. WILLIAM KELLY, October 27, 1856, Cherokee Co, GA. vii. MARY ANN GREENE, b. March 16, 1841, Cherokee Co, GA; d. Ball Ground, Cherokee, GA; m. (1) GEORGE WEATHERBY; m. (2) EVAN LAFAYETTE GRIFFITH. viii."HARIS" JOSEPH HARRISON GREENE, b. 1843, Cherokee Co, GA; m. "MAGGIE" MARGARET JOHNSON, December 09, 1866, Cherokee Co, GA. ix. JASPER M. GREENE, b. May 08, 1845, Cherokee Co, GA; d. July 23, 1862. More About JASPER M. GREENE: Fact 1: 1862, May have died in the Civil War. Fact 2: 1862, Buried at Ball Ground, Cherokee Co, GA x. "ELIZA" ELIZABETH GREENE, b. October 04, 1847, Cherokee Co, GA; d. February 17, 1889; m. (1) C.W. PAYNE; m. (2) TAYLOR EDWARDS, February 21, 1866, Cherokee Co, GA. xi. MARY J. GREENE, b. 1849; m. J.W. PITTS, July 06, 1868. 3. WILLIAM WASHINGTON5 GREENE (AMOS4, RICHARD3, JEREMIAH2, WILLIAM1) was born February 03, 1813 in Rutherford Co NC, and died October 07, 1887 in Mena, Polk Co AR. He married HANNAH DOVER December 19, 1832 in Habersham Co GA. Children of WILLIAM GREENE and HANNAH DOVER are: i. HENRY HAINES6 GREENE, b. March 15, 1834; m. CLARISSA ELMINA JACKSON. ii. JESSE MERCER GREENE, b. April 17, 1836; m. (1) CYNTHIA DEAN; m. (2) FRANCES M.J. ISHAM; m. (3) SARAH RUTH WARE; m. (4) MARY EMELINE LEACH; m. (5) MARTHA ANN CHOTE. iii. ALFRED WEBB GREENE, b. December 14, 1839; d. October 18, 1865; m. BARBARA WRIGHT. iv. SUSAN ELIZABETH GREENE, b. November 08, 1840; m. JEREMIAH HEAD. v. LOUISA JANE GREENE, b. August 30, 1842; m. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS DUPREE. vi. MARY ANN GREENE, b. November 14, 1844; m. (1) DISON S. DURHAM; m. (2) LEONARD COKER. vii. H. CAROLINE GREENE, b. February 06, 1846; d. August 1846. viii.LAURA ANN GREENE, b. June 15, 1847; m. (1) CALVIN NICHOLS; m. (2) GEORGE NICHOLS. ix. CELIA ANN GREENE, b. June 17, 1849; m. ANDREW JACK ISHAM. x. SARAH ANN GREENE, b. November 16, 1850; m. JAMES ALLISON GRIFFITH. xi. WILLIAM WASHINGTON GORTON GREENE, b. August 17, 1852; m. NANCY CAROLINE ISHAM. xii. HANNAH ELMINA GREENE, b. May 17, 1855; m. C.C. GRIFFITH. xiii.GRISHAM GREENE, b. March 31, 1857; m. (1) MINERVA MAIZ; m. (2) MATTIE A. BALTHROP. xiv. JOHN FARR GREENE, b. December 21, 1858; m. (1) REBECCA NICHOLS; m. (2) ZOE JACKSON DEMPSEY. xv. BENJAMIN MCCULLOCH GREENE, b. August 31, 1861; m. LULU E. NORRIS. 4. ANDREW JACKSON5 GREENE (AMOS4, RICHARD3, JEREMIAH2, WILLIAM1) was born 1817 in NC, and died in Ballground, Cherokee, GA. He married IRENE KYLE. Children of ANDREW GREENE and IRENE KYLE are: 6. i. ELIZABETH CAROLINE6 GREENE, b. 1838. 7. ii. MARTHA ANN GREENE, b. June 12, 1840, Cherokee Co GA; d. March 02, 1921, Whitfield, GA. Generation No. 3 5. LOUISA6 GREENE (JESSE LOVASK5, AMOS4, RICHARD3, JEREMIAH2, WILLIAM1) was born September 23, 1829, and died March 14, 1908 in Ballground, Cherokee, GA. She married JAMES H. HENDRICKS August 29, 1851 in Cherokee, GA. Child of LOUISA GREENE and JAMES HENDRICKS is: i. THOMAS L.7 HENDRICKS, b. December 21, 1856; d. May 20, 1889. 6. ELIZABETH CAROLINE6 GREENE (ANDREW JACKSON5, AMOS4, RICHARD3, JEREMIAH2, WILLIAM1) was born 1838. She married DANIEL NIX March 14, 1856 in Cherokee Co GA, son of URIAH NIX and SUSAN NIX. Children of ELIZABETH GREENE and DANIEL NIX are: i. GEORGE7 NIX, b. 1857. ii. WILLIAM L. NIX, b. 1858. iii. MARY E. NIX, b. 1864. iv. MALCOLM NIX, b. 1867. v. JOHN T. NIX, b. 1871. vi. AMANDA L. NIX, b. 1873. vii. LEONARD G. NIX, b. 1877. 7. MARTHA ANN6 GREENE (ANDREW JACKSON5, AMOS4, RICHARD3, JEREMIAH2, WILLIAM1) was born June 12, 1840 in Cherokee Co GA, and died March 02, 1921 in Whitfield, GA. She married WILLIAM NIX May 03, 1855 in Cherokee Co GA. Children of MARTHA GREENE and WILLIAM NIX are: i. DANIEL IRWIN H.7 NIX, b. September 24, 1858, Cherokee Co GA; d. December 1939, Cherokee Co GA; m. MAHULDA ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" CRENSHAW, November 21, 1875, Cherokee Co GA. ii. AMANDA LUCINDA NIX, b. November 01, 1861; d. December 01, 1939; m. (1) JOHN ABERCROMBIE; m. (2) H.G. BUCKALOO, October 27, 1914. iii. MARTHA A. "MATTIE" NIX, b. April 10, 1865; m. WILLIAM D. BLACKSTON, September 12, 1882. iv. BLANCHE IDORA CATHERINE NIX, b. August 01, 1867, Cherokee Co GA; d. August 15, 1943, Gadsden, AL; m. (1) JOHN WOOD; m. (2) JAMES HOMER BLACKSTON, September 10, 1883, Cherokee Co GA. v. ELIZABETH SUSAN NIX, b. January 02, 1871. vi. URIAH ANDREW JACKSON NIX, b. August 06, 1873. vii. WILLIAM LEE NIX, b. April 15, 1876. viii.LILLY PEARL NIX, b. 1879.

Check this site: (enter exactly as listed below) departments.mwc.edu/hipr/www/fredburg.htm It contains the indexes for several newspapers which served Fredericksburg and surrounding areas, including the Virginia Herald (1786-1876). Many, many, many Greens listed in these indexes. The newspapers are on microfilm in the Rappahannock Regional Library in F'Burg. Hope this info helps someone get past that "ol brick wall." Good luck. Jean, in King George, VA

Hi! I'm still looking for more information on my three elusive King George County, VA Greens: Rhody S. Green b. about 1795 m. Mary Bowlaire Jan 15, 1815 in KG County. Their son: Lindsey Green b. about 1820 in KG County. m. (1st) Louisa Marders (2nd) Ellen Rollins Their son: Lawson C. Green b. about 1848-49 m. (1st) Elizabeth A. Taylor (2nd) Laura J. Reamy If anyone out there connects to my Greens, please contact me. Thanks. Jean Graham, in King George, VA

GREENS buried in Evergreen Cemetery @ Albion, Wisconsin as of September 1997 Corp. Jesse S. co. F 3 Wisc. Cav. Almira Burdic b. Feb.10,1846 d. Aug.2,1935 Rollin C. 1886-1956 Clara M. 1861-1921 Walter G. 1907-1991 Florence M. 1900-1976 Charles R. 1836-1907 Frances M. 1838-1923 Duty J. 1802-1891 Mary G. 1808-1891 Clinton J. 1903-1982 Myrtle L. McCarthy 1907-1974 Doris E. 1905-1990 Lydia E. 1882-1946 Some other Surnames Louis J. 1872-1950 (same cemetery) Zada V. 1886-1978 Alice Mae 1873-1963 SAUNDERS Susan C. Locke 1836-1914 BLIVEN Dolores M. 1929-1969 BURDICK Hannah S. 1849-1874 WOOD J.L. 1847- 1926 ATWOOD Eleanor T. 1842-1916 COON Lyle J. 1916-1979 BABCOCK Mary J. 1916-1995 A lot of these families attended (and probably helped build) the Seventh Day Baptist Church at Albion, WI. This little town could be a great resource for those that are looking for GREEN's that migrated from NY to the west. Regards, Rob Warren largo@ptinet.net Elma, WA

GREENS buried in Mt. Moriah Cemetery Deadwood, South Dakota Also final resting place for Calamity Jane, Wild Bill Hickock, and a few other dead people... William G. 1877-1937 John April 14, 1904 28y John B. June 21,1883 60y Mable Gertrude March 10, 1881 9m 28d Mrs.. A. W.(Edna) Dec.24,1915 38y Sylvester Oct. 24, 1885 55y Thomas d. May 19, 1881 b. Warrenton, Eng. Thos. Feb. 21, 1913 39y William G. Jan.7, 1937 60y b. Sept. 24, 1877 Winston Wescott d. Nov. 23, 1913 4y of Diphtheria b. Nov.20,1909 (son of Dr. John W. and Alice (Wescott) GREEN) Infant Child of William GREEN Sept. 15, 1920 JOESEPH GREEN World War 1 Memorial On Court House Lawn Deadwood, South Dakota Rob Warren largo@ptinet.net

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

______________________________ Subject: [OKROOTS-L] GREENLEE/GREEN Date: Fri, 18 Sep 1998 15:03:40 EDT From: WendyGayle@aol.com To: OKROOTS-L@rootsweb.com I would like to make a correction -- Eugenia's relatives were living mostly in West Tulsa. Grandmother was Eugenia Evelyn Debra GREEN b: September 17, 1920 in Stidem, Oklahoma (according to the family bible) d: December 15, 1957 in Tulsa, Oklahoma; married Thomas Moses GREENLEE b: July 16, 1920, birthplace possibly California d: July 15, 1970 in Kern County, California. I have some information on the siblings for both: Eugenia's were Wallace GREEN, Leard (Leird) GREEN, Hubert GREEN and Betty GREEN they called her Rita. Tom's were Fred NEIGHBORS and Evelyn STANKOWICH. I am told by my mother's second husband who gave me all the sibling names that most of Eugenia's family lived in Claremore and Tom's live in California. I do not have the obit for Eugenia but we know that Tom beat her to death, it's a long story. He was an abuser. Have you ever heard of these people? Please contact me ______________________________

Hi to list persons. Hope this is alright to send to the list. It showed up as a query on my OKROOTS-L. Maybe it will help this person. Rose Adams Subject: [OKROOTS-L] GREENLEE/GREEN Date: Fri, 18 Sep 1998 14:56:55 EDT From: WendyGayle@aol.com To: OKROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Grandmother was Eugenia Evelyn Debra GREEN b: September 17, 1920 in Stidem, Oklahoma (according to the family bible) d: December 15, 1957 in Tulsa, Oklahoma; married Thomas Moses GREENLEE b: July 16, 1920, birthplace possibly California d: July 15, 1970 in Kern County, California. I have some information on the siblings for both: Eugenia's were Wallace GREEN, Leard (Leird) GREEN, Hubert GREEN and Betty GREEN they called her Rita. Tom's were Fred NEIGHBORS and Evelyn STANKOWICH. I am told by my mother's second husband who gave me all the sibling names that most of Eugenia's family lived in Claremore and Tom's live in California. I do not have the obit for Eugenia but we know that Tom beat her to death, it's a long story. He was an abuser. Have you ever heard of these people? Please contact me.

This is the content of the letter written by Willis Raymond Adams b. 9 May 1896, St Joseph, MO. Son of William E. Adams & Rosa Catherine Adams. They were first cousins and divorced after Willis was born. (I am assuming they were married, have never been able to confirm.) All the half siblings that he knew about are listed here, he was in extremely good mind at the time we were writing to each other. He is my husband's grandfather. He married Mildred Larsen in 1918, we don't know where. We do have a wedding picture, but they ran off to marry. Mildred was in San Francisco with her family at the time. Mildred was born 15 Jun 1899, San Francisco, CA. d. 14 Apr 1978, Concord, CA. Willis died 13 Apr 1984, Fayetteville, Arkansas, in the VA hospital. He is buried in the Monett, Barry, MO., Cemetery. They had these children: 1 . George Raymond Adams b. 10 Nov 1918, Pawnee, Pawnee, OK 2. Scott Marion Adams b. 6 Nov 1920, Fairfax, Osage, OK. 3. Albert Leslie Adams b. 14 Jun 1923, Bolivar, Polk, MO. 4. Wilma May Adams b. 30 May 1925, Concord, Contra Costa, CA. The letter goes as follows: dated Nov 23, 1976, Monett, MO. Dear Mrs. Adams and Roy (my husband and I were just married, hence the formality.) I got your letter yesterday. I was sure glad to hear from you, and to get the pictures, many thanks. Thanks a million for them. I don't have a picture of Roy, just Edith, Scott and the girls. They must not have had Roy yet. I will put the pictures in a frame and fasten them to the wall. I got a lot of pictures, and Minnies what nots and ect... I looked for a picture of Grandma and Grandpa, but I didn't find but one of Grandpa. I must have give the two I had to Jean when she was here a year ago last May. I had their picture on the wall so I taken them down and Sinclair Rogers photographer, will make me one of each. I will get them about the first of Dec. and will send them to you. I will send you our wedding pictures this time, I hope you both like it. I think Roy is a very nice looking man, and you are a very nice looking lady. I just hope you both stay together and make a happy life for you both. Minnie and I just lacked 9 days bieng married 25 years, and that old cancer got her. She worked like a dog for these people in a cafe, and house work in the old hotel in Purdy, and in the beauty parlor in Purdy. I told her that I would make a living for both of us, and I did. She never worked out anymore for our twenty five years. We owned and sold 1.2 acres, three houses and lots, one 12 ft X 60 foot trailer home in that time. We owned 9 head of cows, on the 20 acres one time. I had the twenty acres when we got married, we sold it and bought it back 4 times. I think it would be a mistake for you and Roy to go to Utah, you know, Roy was born out there and can get work. And Utah is Mormon country. It gets cold in the winter time and it's hot in the summer. I hope I am not trying to tell you what to do, or where to go, but for me, I would stay there. I did good in Concord, but things didn't go like they should for me. I have did very well here. Minnie and I were well off, but when I lost her, I sure been broken up since. I don't have anyone but Jean, and she had a stroke on Jul 2nd and was in the hospital till Jul 9th. That was after she went home from visiting me. It will be two years next July. If I had my legs in good shape, I could work right along with the young folks, but I am crippled for life. I walk with crutches. I walked this fore noon, 2 1/4 miles, and I will walk another mile or so this afternoon. I only got half sisters and brothers. Some I don't know anything about them. One I never seen. Elmer Smith was born in Pawnee, Oklahoma, about 1910. Lodusky Marie Smith was born at Pawnee, Oklahoma, I don't know just what year, but around 1912. My half sister Goldie Adams was born in St Joseph, MO. about 1/2 mile from where I was born. She was born Aug. 8th, 1900. And Dora Adams was born in Utah about 1902. She was 6 years younger than I am. Robert Adams was born in St. Joseph, Missouri, I think 1897. Frank Adams was born in St Joseph, I don't know the date, but he was born between Robert and Dora. Mildred can write Dora if she knows where she is. I don't know. I hope this will help you out. So write when you can, All my love and best wishes to you all. Another stamp for you, and Jeans name and address. Willis. Does this sound familiar to anyone out there? I have some others too. But this had the siblings in it's content. Rose Adams in CA.

In a message dated 98-09-17 02:04:38 EDT, you write: << I would love to have your first six generations info. Is it on the web anywhere for me to access? Thanks bushels, Brenda Jo >> Hi Brenda Jo, I show that the first Thomas Green and his wife Martha came to Virginia from Rotterdam, Holland on the ship "Speedwell" which was suppose to have been the sister ship of the Mayflower, but had leak problems and had to return to port on that first voyage to America. On a later trip, the Speedwill arrived in 1635, so that is the considered the birth year of the son, Thomas "The Seagull" Green, who was born on the Speedwell on the way to America. Thomas married Martha Filmer, the daughter of Major Henry Filmer, born in 1605, a British officer. Thomas and Martha Filmer Green had issue: (1) Thomas Green born about 1665, and died 1730 in Amelia County, Virginia, and married Elizabeth Marston, born November 25, 1672, died August 11, 1759 in Amelia County, Va. (2) Elizabeth Green, born about 1667, who married John Crawley about 1790. (3) John Green, born about 1683, died 1732 who 1st married Elizabeth ( ? ). Next married Martha Coleman ?? maybe. (4) Rebecca Green, who 1st married Mr. Condon, and 2nd married Mr. Marston. (5) Mary Green who 1st married Thomas Walker, and 2nd married James Wilkerson. (6) Hannah Green, who married James Turner. (7) Filmer Green, born about 1700, who married Mary Walker born about 1683. (8) Col. Abraham Green, born about 1705, died 1783 in Amelia County, Va., who 1st married Elizabeth Cowles, and 2nd married the widow Ann (Blunt) Nicholson October 9, 1758. (9) William Green, born about 1705, died 1745 or 1747, who married Amey Clay, the daughter of Henry Clay, born 1672, and Mary Mitchell, born 1693. William and Amey Clay Green had at least 6 children: Martha, Amey, Filmer, William, John, and Thomas Green, born about 1735, who married Martha ( ? ), who had Ann, Thomas, Elizabeth, and John Green, born about 1745, who married Elizabeth "Betty" Arthur. They had 3 children; James, Tabitha, and Barnabus Green born September 25, 1775. You are probably aware that a lot of the dates for the Seagull family are incorrect, and many have been estimated incorrectly for years. There are many researchers working on this family, and I will post this info to the Green list in hopes that others will add to, or correct this data. Hope this helps you in some way. Tom Green

i have just subscribed to the list and am looking for some info on a promise i made about ten years ago. while living in mississippi i met a woman at my church doing research on the green family. since i was from tenn. and her greens were from there she asked for help. i've kept the info all these years and look ever so often but with no luck. i hope someone can help here. silas harrison green - born march 27, 1827 bedford co., tn died nov. 28, 1898 shiloh, tn married 1852 mary turnbo - born may 25, 1836 wayne co., tn died nov.6, 1883 both are buried in mississippi there is also a pepsi green who married an aub davis from savannah. pepsi was born dec. 24, 1824 - died january 5, 1902. buried in shiloh cem. sisal green was in limestone co. ala in the house of william b. roberts in the 1850 census i hope someone can help me with this. it's a promise i would like to keep. van michael wadley trezevant, tn

Hi Folks, Thought this might be of interest, although it doesn't give a date when it will be online. When it goes online, it can usually be searched for "free" for the first week or so at: http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/recent.asp NEW YORK BIRTHS AND BAPTISMS Ancestry.com announces the publication of a valuable collection of genealogical records chronicling over 300,000 individuals entitled New York Births and Baptisms. These actual transcripts (not merely an index) usually include child, parents, date and place of birth/baptism, and names of sponsors for churches located in Greene, Ulster, Rockland, Dutchess, Westchester, and Putnam counties from 1660 to 1899. Using Ancestry.com's powerful search software, researchers will be able to locate every name in the collection. These entries represent an extremely valuable genealogical resource, especially since the state of New York did not require keeping records of this type until 1880. This collection, like many others, can only be found at Ancestry.com. The New York Births and Baptisms, compiled from original records or photocopies of originals, was collected and transcribed by Arthur C. M. Kelly of Kinship Publishing of Rhinebeck, NY and is the result of 40 years of genealogical scholarship. The collection will be available online part of the Ancestry.com Library, and as a CD-ROM product later this year. This collection represents a valuable addition to the hundreds of databases that are currently available at Ancestry.com. ~~~~~~~~~ Whoever sees it online first should let us know so we know it's been uploaded. I checked this evening and it wasn't available yet. 121 Volumes of the DAR Lineage Books are up for free searching, though. Fran

In a message dated 98-09-16 08:45:06 EDT, you write: << It appears Mrs. Green was able to meet the tuition requirements, and son Nathaniel attended for several years. I have not checked the Bethlehem Diary records, but the Nazareth entries listing daughters traveling to Bethlehem, suggest that the girls may also have attended classes in that town. Dick Musselman >> Hi Dick, Thanks for the additional info. I recall reading that several of the children were sent off to school, but I did not know where, except for her ldest child, George Washington Greene. He and been born after the Revolution started, and he was raised during the war. He was a favorite of his God Parents President George and Martha Washington, and they wanted young George to live with them so they could supervise his education, but Catharine Littlefield Greene chose to send her first child to France with General Lafayette inorder to have the best education he could get at the time. Of course the French Revolution broke out and young George Washington Greene barely excaped after Lafayette and his wife were placed in prision. Unfortunately George had just returned home when he drowned in front of his home. His siblings said that their mother was never the same after George died. Tom Green