Wow ! I've subscribed to this site for 2 or 3 years and have never seen this much action in one day ! I think all male Greens in the mid 18th century had to be named William and like most of you who are searching, I'm looking for one as well. Mine married Judith Ann Gordon in Campbell Co., Virginia, on Feb 6, 1792, and they had at least 2 sons, Giles, b.1799 or 1800, and Enoch, b.1812. The brothers married Chandler sisters. Giles married Catherine (Katy) Chandler in 1817 or 1818 and Enoch married Elizabeth in 1831. Both brothers owned land in Cabell County, Virginia (now West Va.), and eventually settled in the Big Sandy Valley of Kentucky. I am a direct descendent of Giles, and have a fairly complete descendancy chart of his family. According to census records, Giles father William, was born in England, which at that time could have meant what is now, Ireland or Scotland. William's birthplace and parents are my "stonewall". Can anyone help me tear down that wall ? Earl Green