DUFF GREEN, (3--3), of Fauquier Co., Va., d. before 1776; m. (first) Miss Barbour; (second) Ann Waller, dau. of Col. Benjamin Waller, of Williamsburg, Va.; (third) Ann Willis, dau. of Col. Henry and Mildred (Washington-Gregory) Willis, of "Willis Hill." (See Washington lineage.) Issue by first marriage: 4--1. John, served with distinction as 1st Lieut. of 1st Va. Reg., Revolutionary War, d. unto. 4--2. Elizabeth, m. William Green, of Culpeper Co., son of William and -- (Coleman) Green, of Culpeper Co., Va., and had issue. Issue by third marriage: 4--3. WILLIS; of whom later. 4--4. Henry, of Kentucky, untraced. 4--5. William, of Wane Co., Ky., served with distinction in the Revolutionary War; m. Miss Marshall, dau. of Markham and Ann (Bailey) Marshall, of Fauquier Co., Va., and later of Lincoln Co., Ky. (See Marshall lineage.) Issue: 5--1.William (twin), m. Miss Stone. 5--2.Henry, Rev. (twin). 5--3.Elizabeth, m. Mr. Huling. 5--4.Willis. 5--5.Ellen, m. Gen. James Semple. 5--6.Nancy. 5--7.Sarah, m. Rev. Mr. Neal. 5--8.Jane. 5--9.Duff, Gen., of New York, N.Y., served with dis-tinction inthe War of 1812; moved to Mo., 1816; was Col. of Militia, and member of State Senate; during the administration of John Quincy Adams he resided in Washington, D.C., purchased and edited the Washington Telegraph, and at once became famous for his fearlessness in assault upon the Adams' Administration. He served as a member of Jackson's Cabinet; and during Tyler's Administration, he was sent by the President to Europe on a Diplomatic mission; after his return to the States, he resided in New York, N.Y., and edited The Republic, He m. Lucretia Edwards, dau. of Hon. Minian Edwards, Gov. of Illinois. Issue: 6--1.Laura, m. John Shelby Reed. 6--2.Jessie. 6--3.Elizabeth, m. Dr. Bivings. 6--4.Florence. 6--5.Benjamin, m. Elizabeth Waters. 6--6.Duff, m. Miss Pickens. 6--7.Mary, m. Mr. Maynard. 6--8.Constance. 6--9.Margaret, m. Andrew Calhoun, son of Hon. John C.Calhoun. HON. WILLIS GREEN, (4--3), of Lincoln Co., Va., served as Lieut. in Grayson's Reg., Revolutionary War; he resigned in 1778 [p.241] and went to Kentucky; he represented Jefferson Co., in the Virginia Assembly, 1783; appointed Clerk of Lincoln Co. (which at that time embraced one-third of all Kentucky), 1783, and held the office until 1792, when Kentucky became a State, and afterwards until 1814. Served as Deputy Registrar of Virginia Land Office for Kentucky from 1783 to 1792; and as member of the first Convention held in Kentucky, which formed the first and second Constitutions of Kentucky, 1785 and 1788. He m. Sarah Reed, dau. of Col. John Reed and Lettie Wilcox.Issue: 5--1. Duff, Major, U.S. A., b. 1784; served as Lieut. in U.S. A., and as Surgeon with rank of Major in the War of 1812; he m. Mrs. Crecy, nee Kenton, a niece of Hon. Simon Kenton. Issue: 6--1. Willis Duff, M.D., of Mount Vernon, Ill. 6--2. William H., Judge, of Cairo, I11., m. two sisters, Misses Hughes. 6--3. Dau., m. Mr. Gray, of Bloomington, Ill. 6--4. Dau., m. Mr. Havely, of Bloomington, Ill. 5--2.JOHN, b. 1786; of whom later. 5--3.Sarah, m. Mr. Sneed; no issue. 5--4.Letitia, m. Major James Barbour, of Kentucky.Issue: 6--1.Col. James, of Maysville, Ky. 6--2.Dau., m. Mr. Hobson. 5--5. Elizabeth, m. Dr. Benjamin Edwards, son of Hon Minina Edwards, Governor of Illinois. Issue: 6--1.Sarah, m. Col. Lewis Parsons. 6--2.Willis G., M.D. 6--3.Letitia, m. Mr. Whitaker. 6--4.Benjamin. 6--5.Presley, m. Miss Tunstall. 6--6.Frank. 6--7.Martha, m. Robert Todd. 6--8.Peggy. 6--9.Julia, m. Col. Lewis Parsons. 6--10.Cyrus. 5--6. Martha Eleanor, m. Dr. William Craig, of Kentucky. Issue: 6--1. John J., m. Amanda Goodloe, dau. of Judge William Goodloe. 6--2. Willis G., D.D., LL. D., moderator of the Presbyterian Assembly at Washington, in 1893. He m. Amelia Owsley. 6--3.Lettie, m. Dr. George Cowan. 6--4.Eliza. 6--5.Martha Ellen, m. Col. Thomas Marshall Green, ofDanville,Ky., son of Judge John and Mary Keith (Marshall Paxton) Green, of "Waveland." (See Marshall lineage.) 6--6. Lewis G. 5--7. Lewis Warner, D. D., LL. D., and M.D., b. 1806; d. 1862; he was educated in Kentucky and Berlin, Germany, graduating at the latter in Medicine; was a professor at Center College and the Theological Seminaries of New Albany and Allegheny City, and President of Hampden-Sidney, Transylvania University and Center College; he was an accomplished scholar and eloquent pulpit orator; was one of the leading Presbyterian's of Kentucy. He m. (first) Eliza Montgomery, dau. of Judge William Montgomery; (second) Mary (Fry) Lawrence, dau. of Thomas W. and Elizabeth (Smith) Fry. Issue: 6--1. Julia, living 1909; President General N. S. D. A. R.; m. Matthew T. Scott, of Bloomington, Ill, and had issue. 6--2. Letitia, m. Hon. Adlai Ewing Stevenson, of Bloomington, Ill., ex-Vice-President of the U.S., and had issue.