Hi, Gilliam Green came into Montgomery County, NC, and used the names Gilliam, Lewis , Richard, seems likely to be a connection but spelled thier names Greene, most of the time. Did you say Burwell Green married to Frances Gilliam? Any more information on this set of Greens? Was their a Blake connection or a De Bery connection you know of? Ken At 10:53 PM 10/30/98 -0600, Paul & Cindy Peters wrote: >Hi Tom, Randy and other Greens, > >The name Burwell Green also made its way to Georgia: >------------------------------------------ >Marriages & Obituaries from the Macon Messenger >1818-1865 >Rocker >pg. 292 > >March 25, 1863 edition >Died of Pneumonia in the first Georgia Hospital, Richmond, Va., on the 23rd >day of January, 1863, HENRY CLAY GREENE, in the 19th year of his age; son >of BURWELL GREENE, ESQ., of Macon County, Geo. (with eulogy). > >-------------------------------------------- >Hancock County, Georgia Wills and Estate Records >1794-1804 >Vol. A-AAAA > >Allen Green and Burrell Green Admnrs. of Jas. W. Green dec'd and James >Theatt & Thos. Ford sec. bond for $12,000, dated 1 Dec. 1806. > >I hope this helps! > >Cindy > >---------- >> In a message dated 98-10-27 23:12:25 EST, you write: >> >> << Can someone help me with the parents of Burwell GREEN, who had a >> son Lewis Burwell GREEN (b.c.1639) of Prince George Co.,VA? >> Burwell married a Mary ( ________ ). >> >> - Randy Jones >> >> >> >> Hi Randy, >> >> I show that Lewis Green born about 1639 had a son named Burwell Green who >died >> in 1733 but he married Ann Poythress. I think you are talking about the >> Burwell Green that was a son of Lewis Green, Jr., born about 1680, who >> probably married Frances Gillian, the brother of William Gillian who >married >> Susannah Green, the sister of Burwell and Lewis Green, Jr. There other >> siblings were Peter, Nathaniel, Judith, Mary, Martha, and William Green. >> >> Hope this helps, >> >> Tom Green > > > >