Here is my line. Does anyone have any additional information or connections. Thanks Teri Irish Greene s Greene- O'Malley- O'Rourke (Parents of Godfrey Greene) William Greene Eng/ Irish? b abt. 1792 Longford Ireland <> died 08 November 1872 - age 80, Galway Ireland + \ Occupation<> - RIC 1820 - 1840 below Elizabeth ? Greene - b abt.1790 ?Possibly McMahon??? d. 26 Nov. 1861 Errismore, Galway age 68 CHURCH OF ENGLAND PARISH RECORDS BALLYNAKILL # N of Clifden #9 Baptisms #1279258 1 WILLIAM & ELIZA? _ GREENE ( ABT 1800 - 1850)-- Williams Occupation looks like Police* ? X *2 Godfrey -bapt. April 22- 1835 - d Dec 1916 Clifden 2 Anne bapt, Sept. 5 1838 Clifden 2 William bapt. Oct.10 1839 Clifden There probably were additional children -on unreadable portion of film \/ 2 Godfrey Greene (Green) b. 1835 Galway Ireland <. died 16,Dec. 1916 Clifden, Galway Ireland +Honor ( O'Malley) - Greene b. abt. 1832 Calla Galway Ireland<> d. sometime before 1916 ? 2* Godfrey Greene bapt. April 22 1835 -- d Dec?16 1916 Clifden , Godfrey GREEN > Wife: Honor MALEY Marriage Date: 8 May 1860 Recorded in: Ballindoon, Galway, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: William GREEN Wife's Father: Festus MALEY Source: FHL Film 101414 Dates: 1860 - 1860 + Honora (Nora) O'Malley (Melia) parents, (? Festus O'Malley & ? Honor Mitten) 3 1860 Jane Greene? Calla Ballidoon parish record\/POSSIBLY PREMATURE *3 1863 Jan. 11-Annie Josephine Greene + 1884 Leadville Co. Sinon O'Rourke / LisyCasey Cnty Clare 3 1864 March Mary E. Greene Calla-Galway 3 1865 Oct. 31 Matilda Grace Greene Calla Galway Ire. d 1945 Denver Co. Married 1888 Aspen Co, William B. Bromley 3 GREENE, William Birth Gender: Male Birth Date: 16 Apr 1867 Birthplace: 206, Clifden, Gal, Ire Recorded in: Galway, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Father: Godfrey GREENE mother: Honor MALEY Source: FHL Film 101148 Dates: 1866 - 1867 3 GREEN, Eliza Birth Gender: Female Birth Date: 24 May 1870 Birthplace: 215, Clifden, Gal, Ire Recorded in: Galway, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Father: Godefry GREEN Mother: Honour MALUE Source: FHL Film 101213 Dates: 1870 - 1872 3 GREEN, Hannah Birth Gender: Female Birth Date: 8 Jun 1871 Birthplace: 201, Clifden, Gal, Ire Recorded in: Galway, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Father: Godfrey GREEN Mother: Hannah MALUE Source: FHL Film 255829 Dates: 1871 - 1873 (Parents of Honor O'Malley) Festus (Patrick) O'Malley - (Melia, Mealy) b. abt. 1800' s Calla Galway Ireland, d. sometime after 1850 ? + Honor Mitten - (Mitton) O'Malley- b location unknown - died unknown (Mitten, Mitton, Madden) Connections to Burk, Corbett,Darcy, Davis , Greene , Kelly, King, McHugh, ?Rourke Festus Malley and Honor Mitten children of Bridget ( M) to James Butler Barbara M to Martin Corbett Honor (Nora) b abt. 1828 Calla > M 1860 to Godfrey Greene Patrick (Festus) Anne Michael? M abt. 1860 Anne Walsh-b abt. 1830-40 Calla GalwayIreland \/\/ Microfilm numbers 0856057 to 0856069 and 0852088 - 0852096..There are other films quoted MCHUGH- CONRY-KING-D'ARCY--MCDONAGH- DAVIS WERE A FEW. Royal Irish Constabulary Register Extract Public Office, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, England name William Green Service No: 128 Date of birth not listed abt. 1795- 1805 Date of Appointment 1 November 1823 Age on Appointment: 18 years Height: 5 feet 8 inches Native County : Longford**** Religion: P Trade Calling Labourer Recommended by: Major C.M. Wills Date of Marriage N/A Native Country of wife: N/A Promotions: Constable (1 November 1839) 2nd Head- Constable (1 November 1840) 1st Head -Constable (1 June 1848 ) Allocations County Date Roscommon NOT LISTED GALWAY NL ROSCOMMON 1 NOV 1833 ____________________________________ DATE OF DISCHARGE 1 MARCH 1855 ON PENSION OF L57-0-0 TOTAL SERVICE 31 YEARS 4 MONTHS {NB. INJURED ON DUTY 26 MARCH 1848**--NO DETAILS LISTED Galway, Ireland Thursday, March 26, 1840 Volume 89 Price 5D COUNTY GAOL. Sergeant GREENE, in visiting the county gaol on Tuesday, said to the governor that he believed the number of his prisoners would be henceforward much fewer than they heretofore had been, owing to the visit of Father MATHEW to the county. I believe that this refers to my ancestor William Greene. House 60 Ireland (Roundstone) 1911 Census for Honor O'Mealy -Greene and Godfrey Greene Godfrey Green Househlder Age 73 M -Lodging keeper-M Galway Winifred Gorman Boarder RC 32 F NR NM NR Honor Gorman Boarder RC 69 F NR NM NR Honor Green Wife RC 80 F NR Married Galway note Martin and Marg Quinn also in the house Sunday April 1911 POSSIBLE connections KELLY KING - MCDONAGH WALSH- HEAD > Silk CALLOW VALUATION OS 49. 50 62 # O836476 1 Pat GOOLD WM MCDONAGH 3 VAL MEALY 50 200 P CONRY? 50 200 4 SARAH O DONNELL 80 400 WINIFRED KING 5 PAT MEALY 100 10 0 6 WM GREENE 1/0 90 4/10/0 6 PAT MEALY FESTUS 0/7/0 2/5/0 7 VAL CONNEELY?(CONEL?) 0/7/0 " " 7.. WM. MCDONAGH 0 70 2 5 0 8 FESTUS MEALY (PAT) MICH DARCY? 0 70 2 5 0 MARY CONNEELY JOHN CONNEELY JOHN MEALY DARBY GREENE (JEREMIAH) ? 0 70 216 2 5 0 BRYAN KING

Can any of the Green researchers shed any light on Charles Green born about 1770, son of George Green 1749-1795 of New Jersey. George Green was the son of Samuel "The Surveyor" Green. I have seen a posting that Charles was the father of Sina Green who married William Jewell. I have found a lot of information on George and Samuel, but nothing on what happened to the children of George after he was put to death. Would like to prove or disprove that Charles, the son of George was the husband of Nancy and the father of Nancy, William 1789-1868, Sina 1794-aft 1843, David 1798-1860, Joseph 1795-? and Isaac 1804-1880. Most of these children were born in either PA or DE and resided in Beaver Co., PA or Columbiana Co., OH. Any help in solving this mystery is appreciated. Thanks, Modena

Hi All, While everyone is thinking about Greens in NJ, I'd like to find out about MARY ANN GREEN, b. 6 Feb 1813 in NJ, married Asahel Webster in Delaware County, NY 8 Feb 1813. Died in KS in 1892. Larry Webster in CO

I have just received a very interesting but puzzling document entitled Genealogy of the Greene Family. It starts with a John Greene who arrived in Rhode Island shortly after 1620. Authorship for most of the document is credited to (MajGen) George Sears Greene of Rhode Island. I believe there were two other authors as well. I think much of this may have been discussed in the past few weeks or months but it didn't register with me at the time as the Green/Greene families which I have been researching were in Georgia. I have transcribed or reformatted the document in order to make it more readable but it is at least three pages long, too long I believe to list here. The closing two paragraphs of the paper were as follows: In the Patowomut branch the order of descent from the original immigrant is: 1. John the founder 2. James 3. Jabez 4. Nathaniel the Quaker Preacher 5. Nathaniel, the General Genealogy of the Cowent (Warwick) Branch of the Greene family in New England 1. John Greene, senior, the founder of the family in New England 2. John Greene, Junior, born in 1619 0r 1620 - Deputy Governor of the Colony from 1690 to 1700. Died Nov 27, 1708 3. Samuel, son of John Junior, born 1670, died 1720 4. Wiliiam, son of Samuel, born 16th of May 1696. Lt. Gov. and Gov. of the Colony for thirteen of the seventeen years between 1741 and 1758, in which later years he died in office. 5. William, son of William, born Aug 16th, 1731. Chief Justice of the State of Rhode Island in 1777, and Governor from 1778 to 1785. Died 29 Nov 1809. 6. Ray Green, son of the second William born Feb 2, 1765. Attorney General and District Attorney for several years, till 1797, when he was elected Senator in Congress, which office he resigned in 1801. Died 11 Jan 1849. 7. William, son of Ray, at present (1867); Lieutenant Governor of Rhode island. If anyone recognizes this line I would appreciate hearing from you. If anyone is interested I would be happy to send the whole document directly. I would be especially interested in knowing how/if this line has connections to Georgia.

After subscribing to the Green list for years and administering it for almost two years- this is the first time that I've seen anyone from my line contribute a post! Keep the faith fellow listers - connections are eventually made. Thank you Caryn for posting the full text of OUR great-great-grandfather's obit. I only had about 80% of the text and was missing the end of the article, now we have the full text. Thank you. In a message dated 3/8/2005 7:54:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, rra@grundyec.net writes: This is my great-great grandfather. Thought it might be interesting, especially to someone connected to this line of GREENS. DEATH OF REUBEN B. GREEN, AGED NINETY-SIX YEARS One of Missouri's Grand Old Men I'm descended from this son, my grandfather, whom I never knew: Samuel married Margaret J. Thompson. His death occurred Dec. 15, 1912, in Amarilla, Texas, as a result of an automobile wreck I'm eager to learn how we are cousins -

DEATH OF DESSIE GREEN Funeral services for Miss Dessie Green, who passed away last Saturday, were held Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at the Bethel Church in Ray County. The service was conducted by Rev. Seek. Interment took place in the cemetery nearby. Dessie Green, daughter of Mrms. Joseph Green, passed away at 7:30 o'clock Saturday morning, May 10th, 1941, near Hamilton, in the home of Mrms. Raymond Farr where she had made her home for several years with her sister, Mrs. Farr. She was 56 years and 16 days old when she was summoned home to a Saviour she trusted. She united with Bethel Christian Union Church in early life and lived a Christian life and had a kind disposition. She leaves to mourn her death three sisters and four brothers; Mrs. G. R. Brewer, Springfield, Ill; Mrs. James Hemry, Polo; Mrs. Raymond Farr, Hamilton; Charles E. Green, Boulder, Colo; Robert O. Green, Wendel, Cal.; and Carl and Maurice of Polo. Her father, mother, two sisters and one brother preceded her in death. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and deep appreciation for the flowers and the many kindnesses shown us by the many friends and neighbors during our bereavement in the death of our sister. Mrs. G. R. Brewer Mrs. James Hemry Mrs. Raymond Farr Charles Green Robert Green Carl Green Maurice Green

My mom found this in a box of letters. This is my great-great grandfather. Thought it might be interesting, especially to someone connected to this line of GREENS. DEATH OF REUBEN B. GREEN, AGED NINETY-SIX YEARS One of Missouri's Grand Old Men Mr. Reuben B. Green died at 10:20 o'clock on the evening of Monday, Ocotober 6, 1913, at the home of his son, Ira Green, seven miles south west of Polo, Mo., in Knoxville Township, Ray County. The Missourian herewith prints this life sketch based on a biography written by Laura Arnote, a grand-daughter of Mr. Green and one of Ray County's finest young women. In this day and age of the world not many folks are pemitted to reach the ripe old age of four score and ten and six years--but Mr. Reuben Broils Green lacked only 21 days of being Ninety Six years of age when he breathed his last on Monday evening. "Uncle Reuben" (as he is familiarly called by his great number of friends) was born Oct. 28, 1817, near Jonesboro, Washington County, east Tennessee. He was the son of Ira and Mary Broils Green, and he was given the name of his grandfather, Reuben Broils. Uncle Reuben was the last survivor of his father's family of nine children whose names were as follows: Roxana, Alexander, Newton, Reuben, Susan, Henry, Adam, Amanda and Jane. He came of strong, sturdy, energetic, courageous ancestors, as one example, his grandmother Green, rode on horseback all the way from extreme east Tennessee to Lafayette County, Missouri, in 1830, when she was 80 years old. He remembered of often hearing his father tell of his experiences in the Indian Wars, and of a narrow escape at one time from an Indian--hiding behind a tree as a refuge. He spent his early years in east Tennessee, but, when a young man in 1840 he made a trip to South Missouri where he spent four years working at mills and lumber business along White River. He returned to his old home in Tennessee where he was engaged in many kinds of labor, but principally farming and carpenter work. In April, 1847, he was married to Susan Garber, an industrious little neighbor girl of sixteen summers. She was born July 1, 1830, in Virginia and she was the oldest daughter of Solomon and Nancy (Staufer) Garber. Her father was a minister of the Brethren or Dunkard Church and departed this life in 1854 in Tennessee. Her mother lived to a good old age and spent her late years in her home in Missouri. Uncle Reuben, together with his wife and three children, came to Ray County in the spring of 1853. He built his own flat boat which they lauched at the mouth of Limestone. They floated down the river to Paducah where they took the steamboat, transferring again at St. Louis. Joel Garber, his wife's brother, accompanied them on the trip. They were more than a month on the way and had many interesting experiences. They landed at Lexington, Mo., and came up to north Ray to relatives and friends. Uncle Reuben settled on a farm 2 1/2 miles north west of Knoxville where he ever afterward resided until the death of his wife, 6 years ago, when he went to live with his youngest son, Ira, whose home is near the old home place. He bought the farm of Uncle Isaac Leabo at that early date for $8.00 per acre and afterward entered two government forties. He has since purchased land, from time to time, giving each of his children a good farm. He made two subsequent trips back to east Tennessee to visit relatives. He served in militia three months during the Civil War. Uncle Reuben and Aunt Susan (she of blessed memory) were the parents of seven sons and five daughters, namely: Elizabeth, who married John P. Arnote of Knoxville township; she departed this life, Sept. 18, 1907. Mary A., who married Joseph Zimmerman of north Ray; he is now deceased; she now resides in Polo. John Green, whose death occurred when a young man. Joshua N. died when young. Joel Green married Delilah Albright. Jas. H. married Jane Tunnell; he departed this life about 20 years ago. Baby girl died in infancy. Sarah Ellen died when young. David R. married Louise Thompson. Samuel married Margaret J. Thompson. His death occurred Dec. 15, 1912, in Amarilla, Texas, as a result of an automobile wreck. Ira Green married Ida Fulmer of Illinois. Rose J., now Mrs. Robt. M. Crenshaw of Whittier, Calif. Uncle Reuben was a member of the Brethren Church, as was his faithful, true and noble life companion for many years. He was blessed with 25 grand children and 16 great grand children. Unlce Reuben was known far and wide for his kindly spirit and obliging nature, integrity, honesty and fairness in all his dealings. He was a good example of noble manhood of which his children, grand children, and great grandchildren are very proud. He ever lived a clean, upright, modest, busy, exemplary life. He performed an immense amount of hard work and was always full of ambition, life and activity, just as long as his strength would permit him to go. Even in his old days he was very patient, kind, and good--never complaining about anything and preferred to care for himself as much as he could. And he was not helpless. He attended church two or three times within the last few months, and visited recently with his daughter, Mrs. Zimmerman in Polo, going the seven miles with his son in an automobile, also has taken dinner twice in the last few months at the home of Mr. John P. Arnote. He was possessed of a remarkably clear mind, his hearing and eye sight good--but, of course, he was rather feeble in a way, and it was a difficult task for him to walk very much for the past year. The departure of this pioneer and one of nature's noblemen was gentle and peaceful, he having long ago made his peace with here and hereafter in keeping with his meek and gentle spirit. Ray County will never see a more honest man until the Day of Days when the Master of the universe shall come in His Power in Judgment. Uncle Reuben was as frank as a child, as just as the judges of ancient days. He set many a man on his feet, lending money to persons whom others dared not trust in many instances--yet he prospered and his wealth increased. Before his death he had practically given all his wealth away to his children. The Funeral was held by Rev. J. E. Ellenberger yesterday at eleven o'clock at Bethel Church. Interment at the Bethel Cemetery. CARYN

On World Connect there are two postings for Theodore Green and family. One is from Patrick E Roper and the other is from an Ernest Stander. The postings are a couple of years old and the email address have changed. I would like to get in touch with them regarding Theodore as we share the same grgrgrgrandparents- at least it's my grgrgr grandparents, could be more gr's for them. If anyone has their current address I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know. Thanks. M.E. jsorensen4@cfl.rr.com

Would anyone happen to have any information about Esick GREEN born about January 21, 1808 in New York. He removed to Newbury Twp., LaGrange Co., IND by 1836 where he married the widow, Sarah (COTTON) HACKET(T). By 1856 the family moved to Ravenna Twp., Muskegon Co., MI. On the 1880 Esick's parents are both shown as born in Massachusetts. There was a Levi GREEN(E) that appeared in LaGrange County, not far from Newbury Twp., at about the same time as Esick arrived there. Levi was also born in NY within a couple years of Esick. If this sounds familiar to anyone I would certainly appreciate hearing of it.

Hi Listers: I am trying to find the parents of WILLIAM NATHAN GREEN born in LA, married EMILY FROLENA COSPER in LAMPASAS CO., TX in 1890. They lived & farmed there and had 4 children but WILLIAM NATHAN died before the 1900 TX Census. Is anyone researching some LA Greens that came to TX? Has anybody come across some Green's with a son named WILLIAM NATHAN probably born in the late 1860's or early 1870's in LA who came on to TEXAS? Thanks, Lynda ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.

Back to square one. Needham is not my John and Elisha father. Question how do Zachariah Green researchers know who children were if he only mention is daughters in his will? Janet -----Original Message----- From: Janet Ariciu [mailto:monkey@getgoin.net] Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 6:20 AM To: GREEN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GREEN] Green family TN>MO My John Green born abt 1803 TN died before 1850 MO His brother Elisha Green born 1801 TN died before 1860, MO There was sister name Sarah. My greatgrandfather John Green said that John, Elisha and Sarah came from family of 11 siblings. My Green family settled in Lexington, Lafayette County, Missouri. Elisha settled first in 1830 by 1840 John and Sarah had came. I thought send in 1840 Lewis Green had settle there; that this might link to their parents but now have rule this out. Lewis father was Zachariah Green. It seems that all his children have found. My Green might have known Zachariah Green family. But are they relate is another question What did find is 1820 there the following Greens 1820 Census Zechariah Green 0201 1102 Lewis Green 20001 0101 James Green 20001 02 Joel Green 00001 0011 who is this Green Elijah Green 100100001 Needham 51001 01101 who is this Green All others are Zechariah sons. Could Needham Green be mine? The ages of son fit. Janet Green Ariciu -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.6.0 - Release Date: 3/2/2005 ==== 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 -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.6.0 - Release Date: 3/2/2005 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.6.0 - Release Date: 3/2/2005

My John Green born abt 1803 TN died before 1850 MO His brother Elisha Green born 1801 TN died before 1860, MO There was sister name Sarah. My greatgrandfather John Green said that John, Elisha and Sarah came from family of 11 siblings. My Green family settled in Lexington, Lafayette County, Missouri. Elisha settled first in 1830 by 1840 John and Sarah had came. I thought send in 1840 Lewis Green had settle there; that this might link to their parents but now have rule this out. Lewis father was Zachariah Green. It seems that all his children have found. My Green might have known Zachariah Green family. But are they relate is another question What did find is 1820 there the following Greens 1820 Census Zechariah Green 0201 1102 Lewis Green 20001 0101 James Green 20001 02 Joel Green 00001 0011 who is this Green Elijah Green 100100001 Needham 51001 01101 who is this Green All others are Zechariah sons. Could Needham Green be mine? The ages of son fit. Janet Green Ariciu -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.6.0 - Release Date: 3/2/2005

Hello fellow researchers, I am looking for descendants of Thomas GREENE, b. c. 1714, m. Elizabeth _____. They lived in what was Lancaster / Cumberland / Bedford County, PA, finally becoming Somerset County, PA. They had a son Richard, daughters Mary, Abigail and Margaret. If anyone has a connection or information relating to this family, your help would be most appreciated. Do you know who were Thomas' parents, where was he born, the maiden name of his wife, her family, who their children married, or any details? Thank you. Ken Family is like the branches of a tree. We may grow in different directions, yet our roots remain as one. Each of us will always be part of the other.

All that I have on my Green/e connection is the first name Rachel who was born about 1830 NC. I know nothing further except the days of her children, including a John WILLIS Hooker who was my great grandfather. Because of the presence of both Willis and Green’s in Culpeper CO, VA, I wonder if perhaps that may be my line. Also, one of this family has the middle name “Lafayette” that is very popular in Madison and Culpeper where General Lafayette stayed following the War. I would appreciate even one little note that links a Rachel Green/e to a Hooker or Duncan/dunkin. Here is what I know about Rachel: Descendants of JOHN C. HOOKER 1 JOHN C. HOOKER b: Bet. 1803 - 1810 MD; from Fun Home; age from 1860 Roane CO census d: ABT 1887 Loudon, TN; Watson cemetery "J. H."/new stone .. +RACHEL GREEN b: ABT 1830 NC;Cook Co?, NC (Auroa, CO?); on 1860 Roane census m: ABT 1846 d: ABT 1887 still living 1880; Watson cemetery; b in VA by 1870 ce . 2 Nancy CAROLINE HOOKER b: ABT 1847 VA; on 1860 Roane CO census as b in VA d: Buried in MO ..... +George M. SMITH m: April 13, 1873 Loudon, TN d: est MO . 2 Elizabeth NANCY HOOKER b: July 21, 1851 VA; on 1860 Roane CO census as b in VA d: May 1, 1914 Loudon Co, TN (Riverview Cemetery) ..... +James MCCOLLISTER m: October 9, 1870 Loudon CO, TN . 2 [1] Ellender KATHERINE "Aunt Kat" HOOKER b: February 4, 1853 NC, from letter; had large 3 story house/VA1860/1870 cen d: March 21, 1932 Lenoir City, TN; West View in Sweetwater cem ..... +Lilburn NICHELSON b: 2nd husband;worked in Woolen Mills m: August 21, 1892 Loudon, TN d: Bef. 1900 . *2nd Husband of [1] Ellender KATHERINE "Aunt Kat" HOOKER: ..... +Nicholas WATSON b: ABT 1854 1st husband;1860 Roane census says she b in VA m: August 8, 1878 Loudon, TN/or 8/8/1892 d: Bet. 1880 - 1881 dates from Jim Watkins . 2 Martha Jane "Aunt Sis" HOOKER b: May 15, 1855 Roane (Loudon) Co, TN/ d: January 8, 1848 Sweetwater, TN; West View cem ..... +James B. PLEMONS b: February 17, 1857 m: October 2, 1881 Loudon, TN d: November 2, 1934 west View cem Father: J. B. Plemons, Sr. . 2 [2] JOHN WILLIS HOOKER b: July 10, 1857 Roane Co (now Loudon), TN d: March 23, 1930 Roane (now Loudon) CO, TN; Corinth Baptist ..... +LETTICE ELIZABETH (DUNKIN) DUNCAN b: September 20, 1848 Monroe Co, TN; lived in Citico; m: November 29, 1883 Loudon CO, TN/called "Bettie" on record d: February 2, 1922 Loudon CO, TN;Corinth Baptist Father: ROBERT PAUL (DUNKIN) DuncAN b 1815 TN Mother: ADELINE WHITAKER (daughter of Sen. James Whitaker of NC.) . *2nd Wife of [2] JOHN WILLIS HOOKER: ..... +Mrs. Laura Willa HENSON m: March 1, 1922 Monroe CO, TN . 2 James F. HOOKER b: November 23, 1859 Roane Co, (Loudon), TN;see 12/24/1887 deed/Loudon d: November 30, 1945 Loudon Co,TN; Watson cemetery ..... +Polly Ann VARNER b: Marriages of children from Loudon CO Marriage Records m: March 26, 1881 Loudon CO, TN;wit:N. C. & Katherine Watson d: Corinth Baptist cemetery Father: John W. Varner . 2 son HOOKER b: January 9, 1861 . 2 [3] MARY Elizabeth HOOKER b: May 1865 Roane Co, TN d: Aft. 1910 Buried in Knoxville, TN; ..... +Unknown GORMAN b: 2nd husband m: est. Knoxville, TN . *2nd Husband of [3] MARY Elizabeth HOOKER: ..... +Thomas ROGERS b: October 1863 m: September 20, 1891 Divorced before 1910 census d: Aft. 1900 In Monroe CO, TN, census . 2 [4] Rachel Trephanie? Easter HOOKER b: March 19, 1866 Roane Co, TN; called "Aunt Fane" d: December 22, 1935 Loudon Co, TN; Watson cemetery ..... +George W. MALONE m: December 9, 1885 Loudon, TN . *2nd Husband of [4] Rachel Trephanie? Easter HOOKER: ..... +William N. OODY m: July 28, 1901 Loudon, TN

Dear Lists I sent this to several lists that might have some information. These are my Galway Irish Lines. I am hoping that some one might be able to come up with an obit on one or any of these individuals. Or tell me where would be a good place to search for one. If not an Obit any additional information on these individuals. These deaths probably all occurred in Western Galway close to Clifden. I know the records are sparse in some cases. Is there any chance in locating additional records or Obits on these people. William Greene Eng/ Irish? b abt. 1792 Longford Ireland <> died 08 November 1872 - age 80, Galway Ireland - RIC 1820 - 1840 Elizabeth ? Greene - b abt. age 68 d. 26 Nov. 1861 Errismore Godfrey Greene (Green) b. 1835 Galway Ireland <. died 16,Dec. 1916 Clifden, Galway Ireland Honor ( O'Malley) - Greene b. abt. 1832 Calla Galway Ireland<> d. sometime before 1916 ? Festus (Patrick) O'Malley - (Melia, Mealy) b. abt. 1800' s Calla Galway Ireland, d. sometime after 1850 ? Honor Mitten - (Mitton) O'Malley- b location unknown - died unknown Galway, Ireland Thursday, March 26, 1840 Volume 89 Price 5D COUNTY GAOL. Sergeant GREENE, in visiting the county gaol on Tuesday, said to the governor that he believed the number of his prisoners would be henceforward much fewer than they heretofore had been, owing to the visit of Father MATHEW to the county. I believe that this refers to my ancestor William Greene.

I am seeking information on Elizabeth Green born abt 1781 in Amelia Co. VA She married Allen V. Stoker 8/30/1799. I have no other information on this couple. I do know that in following generations that the name "Green" is the given name of several of the children or the brothers and sisters of Allen. any help with this family would be greatly appreciated. Butch Cockerham Hockley,TX

Do you know these people? If anyone has any information and/or connection to any of these people perhaps we could be of help to each other. The areas involved would be Washington County, MD which became Allegany County, MD, possibly the connecting boundaries of Pennsylvania, Virginia/West Virginia. Jeremiah Green(e) m. Elizabeth McConner 13 Oct 1793 Joshua Green(e) m. Sally Webster 5 Dec 1798 Joshua Green(e) m. Elizabeth McConner 8 Mar 1800 William Green(e) m. Margaret Shockey 18 Oct 1817 William Green(e) m. Catherine Devore 12 Jan 1822 I do not know who their parents were, nor do I know any info pertaining to any children of any of the couples. I in fact do not have very much information or knowledge about them, other than the narrowing down process of elimation...they were in a particular area, associated with and close to other family members during the same time frame. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who can help or offer any clues. Thank you. Ken

Hi all -- I am looking for a line in the New England / New York area ‹ sorry to be vague, but it¹s locations that I am missing. Lineage: 1. Benjamin Green (1662-1726) m. Hester CLEMENTS in 1696 Fairfield, CT a. Reuben GREEN (1709-1771) m. Mary MERRIT in 1731 (no place) i. Capt. James GREEN (1738-1828) m. Martha PURDY (no date or place) For Capt. James GREEN I have the following children: 1. Benjamin GREEN m. Deborah LAWRENCE (no places or dates for either) 2. Reuben GREEN (1765-1847) m. Gloanna WILLSON (no place or date) 3. Joseph GREEN (1768-1836) m. Elizabeth MERRIT in 1790 (no place) Does anyone know anything about this family, or where I can look up more information about them? Emily Jackson

Green/Greene researchers: It has been some time since I posted a request for information about my g-grandfather. It's probably time to inquire again. My great-grandfather, Gilbert Greene, was born in Hawkins County, TN on 12 February 1824, and died in Piatt County, IL 23 July 1894. It is possible that his middle initial may have been (C). He is believed to have had at least the following siblings....Ruth, Mandy and Martha, who were twins, and up to a half dozen others. He served in company H and G of the 13th regiment of the Illinois Cavalry during the Civil War. His ancestry continues to remain a complete mystery. Any help is appreciated. Darrell Blue Yakima, WA

WILLIAM GREENE was born 1671 in England or New Jersey, and died June 16, 1722 in Trenton, Hunterdon Co, NJ. He married JOANNA REEDER in Newton, Long Island, Queens Co., NY. She is the daughter of JOHN REEDER and JOANNA BURROUGHS. Does anyone have a connection with this family? Can anyone help with the parents of William? Thank you for any help. Fran