At 11:58 PM 7/25/2005, Pat Foster wrote: >Please let me know if you find children for him {Lewis Green] and Lucy. In the 1850 Rutherford Co., NC census, Lewis and Lucy have the following listing: Lewis Green age 50 Lucy " age 41 Elizabeth " age 18 Nancy " age 16 Sarah " age 14 Mary " age 12 William " age 22 All born NC; Lewis listed as a farmer, William as a laborer. The girls later receive land from Lewis in a deed after they are married. William does not, so I'm assuming that he is not a son. May be some other relative. >I am related to the Lewis Green whose father was William Green >married to Lucy Tyus. If you want to check him out--if you are new >to researching Lewis Green?--use Lucy Tyus's name at Rootsweb and go >from there. I just took a quick look, which is all I have time for right now. Did any of his descendants end up in Rutherford Co.? Thanks, Pat..... Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus]
At 10:48 PM 7/25/2005, Audrey wrote: >Anyone out there working on the family of the George Green found in >the 1790 census of Rutherford Co, NC? Hi, Audrey Nope, not working on George as of yet, but I'm trying to sort out some of the early Greens, impossible as that seems. Does anyone have any information on the ancestry or marriage of Lewis Green, b. c1800, who was found married to wife Lucy in the 1850 Rutherford Co. census? He's living right beside Nancy Lovelace in the midst of several Green families in Sandy Run District. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg Lovelace --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus]
Greg, I have been searching for a Lewis Green, the father of Marion Green (b.1847 in MO). Census records show that Marion's father was born in NC consistently. His mother's records waver between NC and Tenn--leaving me thinking along with somebody else that possibly he didn't move and she didn't either, that she was from the area of NC that became Tenn. Since Marion was b in MO in 1847, all likelihood Marion's father wouldn't be in NC in 1850--but possibly his grandfather could? If they followed the common pattern of naming children earlier names of the family then this could be one of my ancestors. Please let me know if you find children for him and Lucy. I have an aunt named Nancy Pearl so that Nancy name came from somewhere! I'm sorry I can't provide any background for you since the only info I have on Marion's father are from Marion's records: death certificate, marriage bond, etc. I saw those few connections and grasped at the strings! Thanks for anything you might provide. I am related to the Lewis Green whose father was William Green married to Lucy Tyus. If you want to check him out--if you are new to researching Lewis Green?--use Lucy Tyus's name at Rootsweb and go from there. I have been told by David Green, I believe, a long time Green researcher and 'going to publish a GREEN BOOK' this Lewis was called the Revolutionary War Lewis Green. Don't know if David's book is out or not. Pat in Oklahoma ----- Original Message ----- From: "Greg Lovelace" <gregl@starfishnet.com> To: <GREEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 10:03 PM Subject: [GREEN] Lewis Green, b. c1800, lived in Rutherford Co., NC > At 10:48 PM 7/25/2005, Audrey wrote: > >Anyone out there working on the family of the George Green found in > >the 1790 census of Rutherford Co, NC? > > Hi, Audrey > > Nope, not working on George as of yet, but I'm trying to sort out > some of the early Greens, impossible as that seems. Does anyone have > any information on the ancestry or marriage of Lewis Green, b. c1800, > who was found married to wife Lucy in the 1850 Rutherford Co. > census? He's living right beside Nancy Lovelace in the midst of > several Green families in Sandy Run District. Any help would be > greatly appreciated. > > Peace, > Part of the Tree, > Greg Lovelace > > > --- > [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Declude Virus] > > > ==== GREEN Mailing List ==== > Thanks for sharing information and queries with your fellow family researchers > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >
Anyone out there working on the family of the George Green found in the 1790 census of Rutherford Co, NC? Audrey
WHERE is this Peter Green?
I'm searching for Peter Green b: abt 1785 who married Elizabeth Connor. Thank you, Sarah
I'm searching for GREENS in Nebraska. Sarah
I'm searching for James Green b: abt 1840 NY. As an adult he married Olive E. Hall and they lived in several states; May have married in WI, and had children born: in several states: NE 1873 son, George WI 1877 Mary IA 1879 twins, Lavina & Margaret Thank you very much for any help you may be able to share. Sarah
Dear Listers Looking to fill gaps in the GREEN, BURKE and SLOAN family tree from Liverpool. Have very little information except names: Edith Mary GREEN married George SLOAN in 1915. Edith GREEN had a brother Harold and sister Cissie. Somewhere in there was an Edward GREEN also who married a May. He had three brothers Arthur, Harold and George. He also had a son Edward who married Eileen Clark? Also in there was Frank GREEN, a priest and sisters Joan, Eileen and Phillie. Also Queenie and Willie GREEN who had daughters Vera and Rita. All this information was supplied without any supporting evidence and no dates, and the person who supplied the information is no longer with us. All very vague but If any of this makes sense or rings a bell, please get in touch. A Flack
Greetings fellow researchers, I wonder if anyone can help me. I am looking for information regarding the possibility of a connection with the Rhode Island or New Jersey GREEN/GREENE lines for the line of Gov. Thomas Francis GREENE of Maryland. Also, does anyone have any information regarding Gov. Thomas Francis GREENE's brothers , Robert, b. c. 1608, John, b. c. 1612 or Jeremiah, b. c. 1614? Did they live in America? Robert had come to America, but he went back to England, I don't know if he returned again. Thank you for your time and any assistance you can offer. Fran
I have a perfect DNA match of 37 Markers with a descendant of Robert Green of Culpepper Co., Va., that married Eleanor Dunn. My match and I both have paper trails to our respective ancestors. My ancestor was born 1735-40, but is not listed as one the sons of Robert in his will of 1747-48. Nor, is he listed in the many books and lineages that I have seen. Is it possible that Robert had Brothers, or Uncles that lived in the Virginia Colony that could of Fathered my ancestor? Could Robert's sons been born earlier than recorded, and Fathered a son born in the 1735-40 time frame? Or could my ancestor be an illegitmate son, of Robert or sons. Any help from a knowledgeable Robert Green researcher will be greatly appreciated. James Green
Hello, Fred, Any relation to George Wesley (b. 1881) and Bessie M. (b. <1884> GREEN? I don't know Bessie's maiden name. They lived in Denver, CO in the 1920's and 1930's, coming from Douglas Co., NE. Known children were Edward (1904), Loyd (1906) and Martha (1912). Also, while not in CO that I know of (they may have stayed in Omaha), there are a couple of "Frederick"s in my GREEN line - Frederick Arthur GREEN (b. 1883), wife's name was Mabel, children were Frederick A. (1926) and Ruth E. (1908, Ruth married Lyndon "Dinty" MOORE), who was obviously quite older and may have been Mabel's daughter from a previous marriage. Just thought I'd ask. Thanks, Melinda K. Green
Melinda, Her email was buried in the original message sent by Allan It is Cawelch98@att.net I will have to check on my Green info and will respond offline when I get through Mother's day:-) I have just started on the Green line so I am not sure about the county. It may have been misspelled or it could be another state. I don't think whoever wrote it could speak or write Dutch well enough to get it correct. Even I have trouble with it and I lived out there and am half-Dutch. :-) Eric BTW, I will try to locate some pictures of Greens I have from 1890's. They may not be related but someone might be interested. > -----Original Message----- > From: CootyDo@aol.com [mailto:CootyDo@aol.com] > Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2005 8:47 AM > To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GREEN] Re: Anna GREEN, 1821 Rensaellar Co., NY > > > Hello, Eric, > > Do you have contact information for Carol, the Edwards Whipple GREEN > researcher who is also researching DREW in NH? Would you mind > giving her my email? > My DREWs (my maternal line) came Devonshire, England to Strafford > Co., NH and > Caledonia Co., VT - I would very much like to get in touch with her. > > Also, your Anna Green, b. 11 Jan 1821 in Rensselaer Co. - I > assume New York? > I have Alexander 1819, Samuel 1822, and John 1823 - NY> Scioto Co., OH> > Washington Co., NE (my paternal line). Their mother's name was > Rebecca (maybe > SMITH). Any relation? > > Thanks, > Melinda K. Green
This Rensselaer County is most likely the one in New York between Albany and the VT/MA state line. Quite a number of my Green(e) ancestors settled in Berlin (Hoosick), Rensselaer County, NY or passed through on their migration from Rhode Island to Oswego County, New York. Just for fun I once checked the phone listings for Berlin and found a large number of Green(e)s still living there. Frederick Green Colorado Springs, CO -----Original Message----- From: Eric Norton [mailto:enorton@twcny.rr.com] Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2005 07:45 To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [GREEN] Re: Anna GREEN, 1821 Rensaellar Co., NY Melinda, Her email was buried in the original message sent by Allan It is Cawelch98@att.net I will have to check on my Green info and will respond offline when I get through Mother's day:-) I have just started on the Green line so I am not sure about the county. It may have been misspelled or it could be another state. I don't think whoever wrote it could speak or write Dutch well enough to get it correct. Even I have trouble with it and I lived out there and am half-Dutch. :-) Eric BTW, I will try to locate some pictures of Greens I have from 1890's. They may not be related but someone might be interested. > -----Original Message----- > From: CootyDo@aol.com [mailto:CootyDo@aol.com] > Sent: Sunday, May 08, 2005 8:47 AM > To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GREEN] Re: Anna GREEN, 1821 Rensaellar Co., NY > > > Hello, Eric, > > Do you have contact information for Carol, the Edwards Whipple GREEN > researcher who is also researching DREW in NH? Would you mind giving > her my email? My DREWs (my maternal line) came Devonshire, England to > Strafford Co., NH and > Caledonia Co., VT - I would very much like to get in touch with her. > > Also, your Anna Green, b. 11 Jan 1821 in Rensselaer Co. - I assume New > York? I have Alexander 1819, Samuel 1822, and John 1823 - NY> Scioto > Co., OH> Washington Co., NE (my paternal line). Their mother's name > was Rebecca (maybe > SMITH). Any relation? > > Thanks, > Melinda K. Green ==== GREEN Mailing List ==== Thanks for sharing information and queries with your fellow family researchers ============================== Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. New content added every business day. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx
Hello, Eric, Do you have contact information for Carol, the Edwards Whipple GREEN researcher who is also researching DREW in NH? Would you mind giving her my email? My DREWs (my maternal line) came Devonshire, England to Strafford Co., NH and Caledonia Co., VT - I would very much like to get in touch with her. Also, your Anna Green, b. 11 Jan 1821 in Rensselaer Co. - I assume New York? I have Alexander 1819, Samuel 1822, and John 1823 - NY> Scioto Co., OH> Washington Co., NE (my paternal line). Their mother's name was Rebecca (maybe SMITH). Any relation? Thanks, Melinda K. Green
Dear Green Researchers: Thanks to all of you who responed to my inquiry about an e-mail request for research help from an unknown person. Within 24 hours, with much help from a number of you, I determined that it was a perfectly legitimate inquiry, and was sent to me on the basis of my name being (properly) associated with a database in which the names of the people she was interested in can be found. I hearby offer my sincere public apologies to Carol Welch, and hope that I didn't cause her embarrassment with my inquiry. I have already begun researching the family of Edwards Whipple Green, and have been able to find birth records for eight of his children with Mary Whitney (which family I am researching) in the Vital Records of Grafton, Worcester, MA. I have also been able to identify his parents as Stephen and Sophie Parker Green, and expect to be able to do further digging on them. He also married a second wife about a year after Mary Whitney Green died in 1851, but I haven't gotten to that family yet. Thanks again to all the nice people from this list who responded to my posting. Sincerely, Allan E. Green
Carol appears to be a legitimate researcher looking for relatives of Edwards Whipple Green Father: Edwards Whipple Green, b. 3 FEB 1809 in Westborough,Worcester,MA Mother: Henryette Evelina Atkinson, b. 10 FEB 1834 in Cambridgeport,Massachusetts She is also looking for members of the Drew family that was in Madbury, NH and then went to New Hampton, NH. I do not know her personally but this is what I know of her. That she sent from her husband's account does not concern me. I would answer her explaining that I am not related that I am aware of but thanks for checking. I would also send her these links. :-) http://www.whitneygen.org/databases/igmget.cgi/n=Green?I3730 http://www.whitneygen.org/databases/igmget.cgi/n=Green?I3735 http://www.whitneygen.org/databases/igmget.cgi/n=Green?I3980 http://www.hdhdata.org/roots/indexah.html http://www.hdhdata.org/roots/i4220ao.shtml http://www.hdhdata.org/roots/indexin.html Eric 2 Great Grandson of Anna Green (b 11 Jan 1821 in Rensaler Co.) > -----Original Message----- > From: ALLAGREEN@aol.com [mailto:ALLAGREEN@aol.com] > Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 11:44 PM > To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GREEN] Does anyone know this lady, or is it spam > > > Dear Green Researchers: > > I got the message below tonight, and being the wary person that I > am, suspect > that this might be a spammer mining for people who will respond > to a blind > letter. The supposed family members cited are totally unfamiliar to me. > > >Hi Allan, > >We are distant cousins if you are related to Edwards Whipple Green. My > > grandmother was Gertrude Henryetta Green. Please email so that > we can discuss > > family. > >Thanks, > >Carol > >Cawelch98@att.net I am using my husbands computer so please > do not reply > to >him. Thank you. > > It''s this last line that makes me most suspicious. > > AEG
Maybe it's just me but this doesn't sound suspicious at all. I often get emails from new "cousins" that I've never met and sometimes I use my husband's laptop while we're traveling - he isn't allowed to put our personal email addys on government property. I'm not sure how "mining" is done but I've never gotten Spam as a result of posting any of my family names nor with a genealogy-related Subject - usually Spam has a completely identifiable Subject line - i.e., you'll know it when you see it. The most important thing is: Do you recognize any other the names she gave? If you are, indeed, related to Edwards Whipple GREEN, then I wouldn't pass up the chance to make the contact. You can always Block any future emails. JM.02, Melinda
1--Seems like did the correct thing by NOT responding. Sounds too vague. 2--Unless she-he-it gave you another email address, how are supposed to reach that person if you are not to use the 'husband's' address? 3--If that person is a legit searcher/researcher of Green info, they're apt to be subscribed to this list and can contact your thru it. 4--You have given all of us a heads up on something new to watch out for. I, too, am leary, wary, suspicious, paranoid of ambiguous sounding 'personal' email. Let us know how this turns out. KA
Dear Green Researchers: I got the message below tonight, and being the wary person that I am, suspect that this might be a spammer mining for people who will respond to a blind letter. The supposed family members cited are totally unfamiliar to me. >Hi Allan, >We are distant cousins if you are related to Edwards Whipple Green. My > grandmother was Gertrude Henryetta Green. Please email so that we can discuss > family. >Thanks, >Carol >Cawelch98@att.net I am using my husbands computer so please do not reply to >him. Thank you. It''s this last line that makes me most suspicious. AEG