>From the Maryland Archives website http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/refserv/coagser/ba/html/ba0349.html Dates: 1832/05/14 C550: John N. Green, Richard Green, George Green, and Mary Ann Widderfield. Petition to partition estate of Samuel Green - Lot 79 of Aisquiths Addition to Baltimore Accession No.: 1-226-1/2 MSA No.: C 349-225 Location: 2/16/7/30 Dates: 1836/05/20 C558: Baltimore & Susquehanna Railroad Co. vs. Rachel Green and heirs of Shadrack Green. Condemnation of Taylors Purchase for railroad Accession No.: 1-266 MSA No.: C 349-265 Location: 2/16/7/32 Dates: 1836/05/20 C559: Baltimore & Susquehanna Railroad Co. vs. Abednego Green. Condemnation of land for a railroad Accession No.: 1-269 MSA No.: C 349-268 Location: 2/16/7/32 Dates: 1836/11/11 C559: Baltimore & Susquehanna Railroad Co. vs. Adam Burns, John Burns, and William Burns. Condemnation of Shrewsbury, Bulls Fancy for a railroad Accession No.: 1-279 MSA No.: C 349-278 Location: 2/16/7/32 Dates: 1837/09/08 C558: Baltimore & Susquehanna Railroad Co. vs. Edward Green. Condemnation of land for a railroad Accession No.: 1-289 MSA No.: C 349-289 Location: 2/16/7/32 Dates: 1840/04/18 C557: Caleb D. Owings, Beale Owings, and Cornelius H. Owings vs. Noah Worthington and Comfort Worthington. Condemnation of land for a private railway from Fox Rock Quarry Accession No.: 1-313 MSA No.: C 349-313 Location: 2/16/7/33 Does anyone know what "Taylors Purchase" is? Emily

Still searching for a gr grandfather, Nathaniel Green. I have posted this before but am hoping one of the newer list members might know something of this man's family from Virginia. I will quote the first paragraph of his obit, "Nathaniel Green was born in Worth County, Virginia, November 20th, 1822. He came to Clay County, state of Indiana, in 1857, where he has continued to reside until his death, which occured, January 18th, 1897". An old uncle toal an older sister, (both now deceased), that his grandpa Nathan Green had come from "Withville", Virginia. There not being any Worth County or Withville in Virginia I assume this was Wytheville in Wythe County. An older great aunt told about our Greens coming frm England to Alexandria, Virginia. That they tore down a house in England, shipped it over and rebuilt it in Alexandria. Nathaniel Green married Charlotte Woolf in Clay County, Indiana. I did find a family sheet on Nathanile Green and Charlotte Woolf that named his parents as James Green and Jan/Jane ? I found information on a James and Jane Green in Alexandria but have not been able to prove that Nathaniel Green was their son. Can anyone out there help me? Harold Wayne Green

At 06:21 AM 9/6/98 -0700, "William T. Green" <greenwt@hevanet.com> wrote: >I sincerely and humbly apologize to you all. I have read all that has come >back, and stand chastised. The "short-fuse" comment for Friday was >appropriate. It was not my intent to be mean-spirited, though my terse >comments made it seem so. ======= Bill...... I wanted to thank you for the above message. As a fellow list member, I did not agree with your earlier concerns, although I certainly appreciate how time consuming it is to read all the emails. But I wanted to express my admiration and respect for your willingness to hear and respond to the feedback of other members. You may well have made internet history by being so reflective - since most people just seem to walk away in anger. I wonder how different things would be everywhere if each of us followed your lead of "looking in the mirror". Thank you. I am glad you are on this list and hope you will stay with us. We cannot afford to lose someone with such insight. Laura ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- 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 ===================================================

Hi Group, I have been looking for the connection between these two Green lines for some time, and just read on page 82 & 83 of Volume 35 of the Virginia Historical Magazine one way that they were connected. Abraham Armstead Green, the son of Abraham and Martha Armstead Green, was married to Eliza Aubion Cocke, who was the daughter of James Powell Cocke and Polly Lewis. James Powell Cocke was the son of Chastain Cocke and his wife Judith Archer, and his brother, also named James Powell Cocke, who was married to Martha Archer, had a daughter named Martha Cocke who married Major Moses Green Peyton, who was the son of Julia Amanda Green and General Bernard Peyton. Julia Amanda Green was the daughter of Moses Green and Fanny Richards, and Moses Green was the son of Col. John Green and Susannah Blackwell. And finally, Col. John Green was the son of Robert Green born 1695. I was looking for a connection between the two families in the early 1600's, but you take what you can find! Hope this helps someone. Tom Green

In a message dated 98-09-07 08:36:07 EDT, W91846 writes: << Mr. Green: I see your name on the Roots a lot, with a lot of information on several lines. Do you have any information on MESHACK GREEN b. abt. 1720-1799 Pendleton Dist SC. married to LUCRETIA (CREASY) FRANKLIN. I have information from Keith Anderson on this line, but have a controversy about there being a son of Meshacks named JOHN GREEN b. abt 1800 Married to REBECCA. This is extremely important to my line and my research. If you could shed any light would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Woody King >> Hi Woody, Yes, we have just been talking about Meshack Green the past week. Apparently you were not on the list at that time, so I have posted your message to the list so the ones who have the most accurate info can help you. Good Luck, Tom Green

In a message dated 98-09-07 10:23:56 EDT, you write: << These are excerpts of the email I got from this woman I told you about. Are you familiar with these lines? She has Duff Green married to a ? Barbour, Ann Waller and Mildred Washington, with, like I mentioned last night, William Green (b. 1762- d. 1835) being the son of Mildred Washington. Susan >> Hi Susan, It is a little more complicated than your friend tells you. Duff Green married at least twice, first to a Miss. Balbour (Balfore) who died and then he married in about 1750 to Ann Willis, born September 14, 1731, who was the daughter of Col. Henry Willis the founder of Fredericksburg, Va. The Col. was married three times, first to Ann Alexander Smith in 1714, and after her death, Col. Henry Willis married Mildred Howell in 1726, who had been previously married to Dr. John Brown. These were the parents of Ann Willis who married Duff Green. When Mildred Howell died, Col. Henry Willis married for the third time in 1733 to Mildred Warner Washington, who had been previouly married to Roger Gregory. Mildred Warner Washington was the daughter of Capt. Lawrence Washington and his wife Mildred Warner. Capt. Lawrence Washington was the brother of Capt. Augustine Washington, the father of President George Washington. There is a lot of confusion and mis-information about these three wives of Col. Henry Willis, and many researchers believe that the last two wives were sisters, but I have not found that to be true. There are also those who believe that Ann Willis was the daughter of the last wife, but the dates don't confirm this. I will post this to the list, as I am sure others will want to add their info. Tom Green

Not far from where I live south of Nashville, TN is a fine old home with a marker in front yard titled "Sherwood Green". A history of the town of Nolensville states that the log and frame home was built by Sherwood Green (1766-1840). It appears that there are graves in the side yard. It states that Sherwood came through the Cumberland Gap with a surveying crew before TN became a state. He was the son of Thomas and Sarah Green of Warren Co., NC. He was paid for his work by the government with land grants amounting to thousands of acres. Green came to the area with William and Sarah Nolen and the Colonel William Christmas family. Besides building the 2 story cedar log house, Green built 17 log cabins for his slaves with the old cedar log kitchen, the smoke house and one slave house still standing ( as of 1989). In 1800, Green married Martha Christmas (1784-1828). Sherwood learned his surveying skills from Colonel Christmas who became Surveyor General of Tennessee. The Greens had 9 sons and 2 daughters. In 1829, Sherwood married Mary Ozburn Johnson and they had one son, Edward J. Green (1830-1901). Upon his death, Sherwood left each of his sons 750 acres with Edward inheriting the home. Edward fought for the Confederacy. The Green family was stil living in this home into the 1980s and may still be living there today. Although I do not know of any connection to my Green line, I offer this in the hopes that it will help someone and that one of these days more information on my Hardin Otha Green (1820-1909) NC/TN/Lubbock,TX may surface. The information presented here comes solely from a summary derived from a history of Nolensville, TN. Greg Gonzales

Hi Looking for any one out there that has Webb family and Greene family in it. Looking for info on Zerviah Greene Have her death date and can tell you where she is but do not have her birth . father or mother name where they came from . Hope some one can help me. She married Walter Webb . I have a web page take a look http://bears2.home.mindspring.com/ Please e-mail Thank you Judith

In a message dated 98-09-07 10:52:52 EDT, you write: << believe that is what I said but guess it didn't get to Green-L. Above info from CD #15 I rather thought that Lewis Green was son of Peter Green b. ca 1600 was in VA by 1639. Boddie had said he had a son Lewis Green and others have said no but Peter and Lewis names run through out these two lines, and not Edward but there was a Thomas Green listed on records same time as Peter Green. Louise >> Hi Louise, We are on the same page, just looking at the info differently. I show that Peter Green who died in 1745, was the brother of Lewis Green, Jr. Both were brothers of the youngest sibling, William Green, who died in 1749. The children and grandchildren of this William Green are the ones we see pop up in the late 1700's. I keep attempting to connect this family to the Thomas "Seagull" Green line, since Lewis Green is mentioned in that line several times. Did you see the message from David Green, where he believed that Susannah Green was the daughter of Lewis Green, Sr. not Lewis Green, Jr. as I posted? David has done a lot more research that I on this family, so I trust his opinion over mine. I was just looking at the dates to estimate that she was a daughter of Lewis Green, Jr.

>>>> At 08:28 AM 9/5/98 -0700, "Mark Bramlette" <mbramlette@earthlink.net wrote: <<<< >Corp Isaac Greene served in the Revolution from the town of Coventry, >R. I. (source: DAR Patriot Index p. 283). His son Pvt James Greene >also served. > >Isaac Greene, b. R.I. 11 June 1724, m. Mary Weaver 20 June 1754, d. >R.I. 1807 (source: DAR Patriot Index, p 283 and Greene Family >Genealogy by Mance 1904, pp 78 - 81). >Corp Isaac Greene was the father of James. > >===================== For those who may not recognize this Isaac, he was the son of James Greene (1685-1771 RI) and Rebecca Cahoon. James was the grandson of John Greene of Quidnessett. His father was Lt. John Greene, son of John of Quid. (Note: There is some disagreement among historians as to whether this Lt. John Greene was in fact the son of John of Quid - although most seem to believe that he was.) Laura ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- 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 ===================================================

Hi Everyone, I havve posted to the Genforum wesite recently about Robert Greene from Eng/Ire/Culpepper County, VA. I have reasn to believe that my ancestor, Nancy Agnes Greene, may be related to Robert, his father William, and Robert's seven sons. Back in the 70s, my great great uncle's daughter, Sherry, put together a genealogy packet on the Lowe's. the Phillips's, and the Greene's. The last Greene she had was Nancy, who married John Lowe in 1818 in Blount County, TN. She included a substantial little history about Robert Greene and his father, and included limited information about his sons and their wives. Robert was born in 1695, so I am assuming that he married Eleanor Dunn in the eyars between 1715 and 1730, and had children with her in that general time frame. But Nancy was not born until 1790-1800. I have no clue which of those seven sons she might be descended from, and I am very anxious to find out! If anyone has any information about this line and Robert's grandchildren and great grandchildren, I would love to know how Nancy fits in on the tree. I have very little information, but I would be happy to share it if anyone is interested. Thanks! Jeni Huffstedtler 278 38th Avenue, North Nashville, TN 37209

I am looking for the marriage date and other info on the above couple. Was this Samuel HOOD a relative of Robert and Elizabeth HOOD of Greene Co. TN? Per the IGI, Samuel was born ca 1773. Supposedly he and Rachel lived in Greene Co. TN but I haven't found any evidence of this other than the IGI. They supposedly had a daughter named Evelyn, born in 1799 in Greene Co. TN (per the IGI). I'd appreciate any help with this. Vickie Elam White

The following Greens (all siblings) resided in Conway Co., AR until 1846-47 and moved to Texas as follows: William M. GREEN, b. 1818 MS m. ? King moved to Gonzales Co., TX in 1847 James M. GREEN, b. 1823 AR m. Sarah KITCHELL/GETCHELL moved to Gonzales Co., TX with William, then relocated to Williamson Co., TX Elizabeth GREEN m. Aaron Williams II Mary Ann GREEN m1. ? KING, m2. PINSON Who were the parents of these siblings? Were these GREENs of Cherokee descent, possibly from Gardner GREEN? Family tradition says that the GREENs had 3 older half-siblings John, Edmund, and Richard WADE (all resided in Perry Co, AR). Kim Savage, The Mad Genealogist madgenealogist@geocities.com

Personally I get GREEN names from the "TO" and "FROM" in the SPAM. Where I live I am surrounded by Green(E)'s. I Let JHAWK do my local research since he writes a column for the local paper and is related to everyone within 50 miles (G). Almost every day there is a Green in the Obit. area of our local paper. Sometimes I type these in since there are usually dates, parents, brothers/sisters, maiden names, etc. Most of you know I am not a typist so I usually don't type them in. If you want to see Green Ancestry then subscribe to the (Cheap) "Lenoir News Topic", Lenoir NC. You will also be able to read JHAWK's column once a week (He has a real name). I also live next door to the BURKE county everyone discusses. Regards, N.E. Chenoweth "THE Greenskeeper" al7fl@abts.net <------MAIL http://al7fl.abts.net/ <----- HOME PAGE http://al7fl.abts.net/chenoweth/chenowet.htm <- W.Va. http://al7fl.abts.net/green-page/green.htm http://al7fl.abts.net/putman/putman.htm http://al7fl.abts.net/frank/frank.htm http://al7fl.abts.net/jnos/jnos.htm <----- Ham Radio FTP://al7fl.abts.net/ <----- Files for download

I am looking for the parents of Lucretia Green who married Edward Huson c 1778 probably in Mecklenburg CO. VA. The Huson family lived in Surry/Sussex CO. VA. A record of Edward Huson's birth is recorded in the Albemarle Parrish Register in 1755. His father was Thomas Huson. Edward Huson is in the 1790 census of Mecklenburg CO. VA Any help or theories concerning Lucretia's parents would be greatly appreciated. There were Greens both in Sussex and Mecklenburg Counties in these times. However, I feel that Lucretia's parents might have lived in Mecklenburg CO. VA. G wen Frederick

Sue Pawley posted a web site for these Green(e) messages. Hope these extracts help someone. Forgive the spacing; but, that's they way it copied. ROWAN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA Misc. Marriages GREEN Enoch BOOTH Elizabeth 9 Sep 1794 GREEN Isaac BOOTH Mary 21 Dec 1793 GREEN Jeremiah WISEMAN Mary 3 Oct 1773 GREEN Jeremiah Jr.HARTLEY Anne 2 Apr 1790 GREEN John HUNT Hannah 16 Jan 1779 Here are some misc. marriages from Edgecombe County, N.C. Ihope they can be of some use to you. The marriage dates range from the 1700 thru the 1800. GREEN SARAH GILBERT JESSE 28 FEB 1764 RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, Josephine M marr. EASTLAND, Thomas B on 02-APR-1829 GREEN, Mazana marr. FLOWERS, Larry on 27-MAR-1833 BLOUNT COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, Eliza marr. REEDER, L R on 14-JAN-1847 GREEN, Evelinea C marr. MONTGOMERY, Andrew C on 28-MAR-1833 GREEN, Mary R marr. SWAN, Isaac N on 23-JUN-1842 GREEN, Minerve marr. BOGLE, Joseph C on 25-FEB-1834 GREEN, Ruthy marr. STARLIENS, Wm on 13-SEP-1821 GREEN, Sarah B marr. HENRY, Ake on 15-MAR-1836 GREENE, Joseph marr. BREWER, Nancy on 25-FEB-1828 JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, John marr. STERLING, Mary on 24-OCT-1799 GREEN, Thomas marr. HORNER, Catherine on 04-JUN-1801 FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, Dr William S marr. BUCHANAN, Amanda on 10-MAY-1838 GREEN, Mary J marr. JENKINS, William G on 07-MAR-1840 GREEN, Nancy marr. THACKER, Richard B on 21-FEB-1840 GREEN, Nancy W marr. GREEN, Robert J on 19-OCT-1840 GREEN, Noel marr. FRANCIS, Mary on 08-NOV-1838 GREEN, Robert J marr. GREEN, Nancy W on 19-OCT-1840 GREEN, S S marr. COLTON, J M on 14-FEB-1870 GREEN, Susan marr. CRAWFORD, John on 15-SEP-1869 GIBSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, Allen marr. LEE, Eveline on 13-SEP-1853 GREEN, C P Miss marr. NOWELL, John A on 20-JAN-1858 GREEN, Cordelia J marr. CONLEY, Tobbert F on 09-OCT-1858 GREEN, Edmund marr. WORD, Lemory on 25-SEP-1845 GREEN, Fanny marr. WALKER, Thomas on 13-FEB-1844 GREEN, Harrett M marr. WARMATH, Thos D on 20-SEP-1854 GREEN, Lafayett marr. BRADFORD, Nancy on 25-OCT-1854 GREEN, Louisa E marr. HARPER, Richard on 04-SEP-1854 GREEN, Martha T marr. SHELTON, Hardy W on 12-DEC-1848 GREEN, Mary E marr. STOCKARD, C C on 26-MAR-1859 DICKSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, J W marr. RAGAN, Mary E on 16-DEC-1841 GREEN, John W marr. RYE, Nancy on 08-FEB-1840 GREER, Carroll marr. PENDERGRASS, Martha A on 02-FEB-1846 LAUDERDALE COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, Elizabeth S A marr. TUGGLE, Phillip on 28-MAY-1842 GREEN, Mary Ann marr. CLAIBURNE, John C on 21-FEB-1843 GREEN, Samuel A marr. MORRIS, Catherine on 09-APR-1846 BENTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, James marr. HARRIS, Julia Ann on 16-OCT-1849 GREEN, James A marr. RUSHING, Jimima on 03-AUG-1847 Grundy County, TN (1850 to 1874) GREEN, Malissa marr. MCBRIDE, Nathaniel on 14-DEC-1867 GREEN, Millnern marr. BAILY, Nancy on 04-DEC-1870 GREEN, Mordica marr. CAMPBELL, Mary on 26-MAY-1866 GREEN, Sarah marr. SUTHERLAND, Garrison on 15-MAY-1854 GREEN, T R marr. SANDERSON, Sarah A on 17-OCT-1868 GREEN, W R marr. MYERS, Martha J on 02-DEC-1867 LAWRENCE COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, Martha marr. DAVIS, Manard on 11-SEP-1862 GREEN, Martha J marr. COCHRAN, F D on 18-JAN-1864 POLK COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES GREEN, Sarah Ellen marr. HARRIS, Benjamin on 20-NOV-1897 BURKE COUNTY GEORGIA MARRIAGES 1855-1879 GREEN,Jesse P./GRESHAM,Mary J./17 Feb 1859 GREEN,Sam/CUYLES,Emma/8 Sep 1867 GREEN,Toby/THOMAS,Hannah/4 Jul 1868 GREEN,Riley/SMITH,Susan/26 Dec 1869 GREEN,Freeman/WILLIAMS,Viney/Apr 1870 GREEN,Prince/LEE,Emma/11 Jun 1870 GREEN,Emmett/GREEN,Ellen/12 Sep 1870 GREEN,Jimmie/ROBERTS,Jane/8 Jul 1871 GREEN,Jim/JONES,Sallie Ann/16 Nov 1872 GREEN,Tab/ JACKSON,Sallie/28 Dec 1871 GREEN,Lewis/ WIGGINS,Crecy/31 Dec 1871 GREEN,Anderson/CARTER,Rachel/6 Jul 1872 GREEN,Riley/CARTER,R./27 Dec 1872 GREEN,Alfred/MORRISON,Edy/9 Feb 1873 GREEN,Edmond /COWENTS,Easter/9 Feb 1873 GREEN,Lawson/ LAWSON,Alice/17 Apr 1873 GREEN,Freeman/LOYD,Hannah/31 May 1873 GREEN,William/CHEELY,Abbie/Aug 1873 GREEN,Alford/TURNER,Lucy/18 Aug 1873 GREEN,George A./THOMAS,Katie L./13 Nov 1873 GREEN,Rily/ WASHINGTON,Sofa /1 Jan 1874 GREEN,Richard/JONES,Mozell/22 Jan 1874 GREEN,Daniel /JONES,Mary/24 Jul 1874 GREEN,Rilie/LODKIE,Fannie/16 Aug 1874 GREEN,Eddie/TILLY,Jane/8 Oct 1874 GAINES,Monroe/ GREEN,Savannah / 20 Apr 1869 ALLEN,Nathan/GREEN,Susan/19 Jun 1875 CARSWELL,Peter/GREEN,Alice/25 Dec 1873 COWARD,Steven/GREEN,Frances/Jun 1874 CUNNELEY,Daniel/GREEN,Laura/22 Jul 1866 CURT,Geould/GREEN,June/Dec 1874 DUVALL,Elbert/GREEN,Bertie/25 Jan 1873 JACKSON,George / GREEN,Scilla / 25 Dec 1869 ROSIER,Daniel/ GREEN,Elivira / 10 Dec 1869 WILLIAMS,Scott/ GREEN,Lucinda / 10 Mar 1869 USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be freely used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages cannot be reproduced in any format for profit or other presentation. Ron Greene RGreene431@aol.com

In a 9/6/98 posting there was the following mention: >This from Tom a while back. >show a Lewis Green born about 1639 in Virginia who lived in Prince George >County, Va., and married Frances Last Name Unknown who had a brother named >William Grigg. I show their children were: >9. William Green born about 1700 who married Mary. My question is: Does anyone know who the children of William Green and Mary were? I'm looking for a Ruth Green born somewhere around 1735-1745. If she followed the "naming pattern" her parents would have been William and Mary. Can anyone help me? Krys

In a message dated 98-09-07 00:48:50 EDT, RGreene431 writes: << In 1653 Roger GREENE had taken a hundred settlers to the coast of the broad Sound which was afterwards to be called Albemarle,--after the great General Monk's new ducal title,--and had established them on a grant at "Chowan." given to him by the Virginia House of Burgesses as a reward for the "hazard and trouble of first discovery," and as an "encouragement of others for seating those southern parts of Virginia." Nine years later (1662) George Durant followed with other settlers, Quakers driven out of Maryland and Virginia, whom the Virginian authorities were glad to be rid of and have settled out of sight in the wilderness. They began to build to the eastward of Mr. Greene's people at "Chowan," upon the next peninsula of the same Indented coast, in what was called the "Perquimans" region. And then, the next year, 1663, the King handed their lands over to be governed by the eight lords proprietors of "Carolina >> Hi Ron, Thanks for sending the info on Roger Greene, as this is the most I have seen about him. Roger Greene is one of the first Greenes to appear in Virginia, but I have not seen much info about him. Tom Green

In a message dated 98-09-06 19:27:04 EDT, Lpietrus@aol.com writes: << Captain Richard Hill (1720-1775) lived in the southern section of Surry County, VA, which became Sussex County. On Nov 16, 1742, William Gilliam of the Parish of Albemarle, "for love and good will to my daughter Margery and her husband, Richard Hill", gave them 200 acres of land beginning at a tree between John Gilliam and LEWIS GREEN, adjoining Col. Bolling and the Miery Marsh, with reversion, is no issue, to his son William Gilliam. Witnesses were WILLIAM GREEN, PETER GREEN and WILLIAM GREEN, Jr. (Surry county Deed bk >> Hi Louis, I hope this doesn't confuse everyone even more, but here is my OPINION of how the above people fit together. Capt. Richard Hill, born 1720, married Margery Gilliam, the daughter of William Gilliam, born 1704, who married Susanna Green, the daughter of Lewis Green, Jr. born about 1680, who married Frances Gilliam, the sister of William Gilliam. Is that clear as mud?? I have a 1980 letter from Ruth Phillips that says that William Gilliam was the brother-in-law of Lewis Green who married Frances ( ? ). From this tid-bit, and the names of these families that everyone has posted, this is my opinion of how they fit together. Lewis Green, Jr. is shows as the son of Lewis Green born about 1639 in Prince George County, Virginia, who MAY have been the son, or brother, of Edward Green, who was the son of Thomas Green. I would love to hear everyone's opinion of how these families fit together. Tom Green

It takes a heck of a big man to make such a gigantic and sincere apology for making a small rash statement, in haste, and the heat of the moment. You're OK Bill! Del -----Original Message----- From: William T. Green <greenwt@hevanet.com> To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com <GREEN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, September 06, 1998 12:15 PM Subject: [GREEN-L] My apologies >I sincerely and humbly apologize to you all. I have read all that has come >back, and stand chastised. The "short-fuse" comment for Friday was >appropriate. It was not my intent to be mean-spirited, though my terse >comments made it seem so. > >This forum is an extremely valuable tool to post Green family information, >general information, thoughts and queries. I recognize that most of it >doesn't apply to my own line. I have saved probably 25% of what I've >received via GREEN-L. Some may apply, some bears further study. Some are >the gemstones in the nuggets one needs. I never meant to to try suppress >this wonderful interchange. I do appreciate all the hard work that people >have done researching Green ancestors. I ,too, have holes in my ancestery >that I'm trying to fill. > >I should have phrased that question in terms of "common sense." Should we >not use the criterion of "Does this need to go to everyone, or just to the >person who posted it?" > >Again, my apologies to those I may have offended. > >Bill > >