Shirley, DAVID seems to be a family RUSSELL name in the William Greenway Russell's family. With the naming patterns which honor grandparents, parents, and favorite siblings your DAVID RUSSELL could belong to this RUSSELL family in some way. WILLIAM GREENWAY RUSSELL was born 5 October 1800 and was engaged in the mercantile business before the Civil War. He was a Quaker and held many City of Winchester public offices over his lifetime. WILLIAM GREENWAY RUSSELL died 31 January 1891 and is buried at Mt. Hebron. For your files, the following information on his family: "What I Know About Winchester" by William Greenway RUSSELL Page 7 "The Author" The RUSSELL family was of English origin, but the progenitor of the American branch had emigrated to Holland in 1688. From thence in 1732 RICHARD RUSSELL came to America and settled in Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania. Of the seven sons of RICHARD RUSSELL, two (DAVID & JAMES) later came to Winchester. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------The children of DAVID RUSSELL and HANNAH GREENWAY were: JESSE D. RUSSELL, who moved to Missouri in 1811; HETTIE and ELIZABETH RUSSELL, both died in childhood; JOHN RUSSELL, who moved to St. Louis in 1814, but returned to Winchester and died here in 1832; ISAAC RUSSELL, born in 1795, a soldier in the War of 1812, and a merchant in Winchester, who died in 1857; and WILLIAM GREENWAY RUSSELL, the author of these memoirs. Page 56 "South Loudoun Street" Adjoining on the north was a vacant lot,---------. --------------and was bought about 1817 by DAVID RUSSELL, who erected on it a neat dwelling, and at present the residence of ISAAC W. RUSSELL. A log house----------, which was purchased by DAVID RUSSELL, Sr., about 1795, who added a second story to the house and imporved it very much inside and out. DAVID RUSSELL, Sr., had five sons: JESSE D., JOHNS., ISAAC, DAVID, and WILLIAM G. He had also four daughters: HETTY, ELIZABETH, woh died in infancy, MARY A. who married ROBERT SMITH and HARRIET who now occupies the house; the family are all dead but WILLIAM G. and HARRIET. Page 57 The next on the north was built by DAVID RUSSELL about the year 1800. Page 66 (70) DAVID RUSSELL died 1823 at aged 69. Page 93 "Cameron Street" -----------------------------------It was built by DAVID RUSSELL about the year 1790, and was sold to the General shortly after it was built. (GENERAL ROBERDEAU) Page 100 The writer belonged to a Thespian Society, which gave its entertainments in this room. It commenced about 1820. I can remember most of the member's names: among whome were-------------DAVID RUSSELL----------------. Page 111 (2) GENREAL ROBERDEAU (1727-1795):-------------On March 30, 1797, DAVID RUSSELL conveyed to JAN ROBERDEAU (Widow of GENERAL ROBERDEAU) a lot in the additon to the town------------- Page 149 --------------------------------In the last named year, DAVID RUSSELL, Jr. and JACOB SNYDER swam in the streets from Loudoun Street Church to the Run; the water was 15 inches deep in the Farmers Bank.--------- Page 160 "General Observations" We will now tell you of some of the associations that have been formed in the town--among them was the old Thespian Society of 1820-1821; they performed in the old market house. We will give the names of the members: ----------------DAVID RUSSELL. Page 8 "The Author" ----------------------------------DAVID S. RUSSELL, who studied medicine and practiced in Farmville, Virginia; -------------- Page 79 "North Loudoun Street" -----------------------------There is a stone house well up on the hill; I am informaed it was once occupied by Dr. RUSSELL, an uncle to our late townsmen, JOHN RUSSELL, who was an officer in the Union Bank. "1815 Virginia Landowners Directory" by Roger G. Ward Shenandoah County, VA RUSSELL, DAVID; Gooney Manor, life lease; 30SE. RUSSELL, ELISHA E, of Happy CK; Cedar CK, Strasburg; 14E. RUSSELL, JAMES, of Frederick County; Toms Brook CK; 6E. RUSSELL, JOHN, Cedar CK;. RUSSELL, ROBERT; Gooney Manor, life lease; 30SE. Frederick County, VA RUSSELL, ROBERT=9NE. RUSSELL, JOHN; branch Cedar CK, Duck Run, drain Cedar CK; 16SW, 17SW, 17SW, 16SW. RUSSELL, MOSES=17SW Independent City of Winchester RUSSELL, DAVID* RUSSELL, JAMES* SLAGLE, JHN* SLATER, EDWD* Loudoun County, VA RUSSELL (s) (individual property owners) STEPHEN (EXOR); SARAH; STEPHEN G; JAMES; JAMES; ROBERT; ROBERT; SAML; SARAH; THOMAS; WILLIAM (estate); ALBERT (of Tennessee). Fauquier County, VA RUSSELL, Marcus; Licking Run; 11NE;.

I'm a Greenway researcher with roots in PA/Abingdon, VA,/E TN. Here are notes of a TN Greenway researcher with whom I connect in TN. Descendants of David Russell 1 David RUSSELL b: 1754 see Clyde Greenway of Wandering Drive, Knoxville d: 1823 .. +Hannah GREENWAY b: ABT 1753 m: February 2, 1789 d: December 11, 1822 Father: William Greenway Mother: Mary Stevens . 2 Jesse D. RUSSELL b: moved to MO in 1811 . 2 Hettie RUSSELL b: died in childhood . 2 Elizabeth RUSSELL b: died in childhood . 2 John S. RUSSELL d: 1832 . 2 [1] Isaac RUSSELL b: w/brother Wm. was in mercantile bus. of I. & W. d: February 15, 1857 Russell ..... +Matilda PERRY . *2nd Wife of [1] Isaac RUSSELL: ..... +Eliza A. BAKER . 2 William G. RUSSELL b: October 5, 1800 w/ brother Isaac, was inmerchantile business of d: January 31, 1891 I. & W. russell ..... +Catherine WOLFE b: Dau of Dr. Thomas Wolfe Father: Thomas (Dr.) Wolfe

http://204.170.102.11/cgi-bin/accessible/verify.pl ITEM #34440 October 18, 1764 The Pennsylvania Gazette To be SOLD by the Subscribers, A Tract of Land, situate in Cheltenham Township, Philadelphia County, adjoining Land of Bastonne Miller, Jacob Keiser, William Hicks, and George Ryder, containing 243 Acres or thereabouts; part whereof is cleared, and some Meadow may be made being Part of the Estate of Robert Greenway, deceased. ROBERT MORRIS, JOHN EDWARDS, WILLIAM GREENWAY, Executors. and: ITEM #25924 January 8, 1761 The Pennsylvania Gazette CUSTOM HOUSE, Philadelphia, INWARD ENTRIES. CLEARED. Snow Friendship, James Urie, to Barbados Ship Prince George, William Greenway, to South Carolina. and: ITEM #25861 December 25, 1760 The Pennsylvania Gazette CUSTOM HOUSE, Philadelphia, INWARD ENTRIES. OUTWARDS. Ship Polly, James Hamilton, for Sligo. Schooner Sparks, James Reid, for Jamaica. Brig Hawk, John Thompson, for Londonderry. Sloop Prosperous Polly, John Waterman, for R. Island. Ship Prince George, William Greenway, for S. Carolina. Brig Susannah, Francis Moore, for North Carolina. Ship William and Mary, G. Nicholson, for Barbados. and: ITEM #25431 October 2, 1760 The Pennsylvania Gazette CUSTOM HOUSE, Philadelphia, INWARD ENTRIES. Sloop Three Brothers, Shubal Bunker, from Nantucket. Sloop Providence, Joseph Bucklin, from Rhode Island. Ship Rachel, Thomas Grant, from Liverpool. Brig Lydia, Thomas Callender, from Jamaica. Brig Whitehill, William Greenway, from Ditto. and: ITEM #24139 December 13, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette CUSTOM HOUSE, Philadelphia, CLEARED. Brig Brothers, James Simpson, to S. Carolina. Brig Diligence, Thomas Thompson, to N. Carolina. Brig Whitehill, William Greenway, to Jamaica. Schooner Charming Betsey, George Bridges, to Ditto. and: ITEM #23980 November 1, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette CUSTOM HOUSE, Philadelphia, INWARD ENTRIES. Brig Whitehill, William Greenway, from Jamaica. and: ITEM #23543 July 26, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette ITEM #23543 July 26, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette CUSTOM HOUSE, Philadelphia, INWARD ENTRIES. Brig Whitehill, William Greenway, from Jamaica. and: ITEM #23563 August 2, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette OUTWARDS. Brig Whitehill, William Greenway, for Jamaica. and: ITEM #23600 August 9, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette OUTWARDS CLEARED: Brig Whitehill, William Greenway, to Jamaica. and: TEM #23059 April 12, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette CLEARED. Schooner Resolution, Thomas Simpson, to Piscataqua. Ship Fanny, Archibald Galbriath, to Newry. Sloop Greyhound, Nathaniel Jenison, to N. Carolina. Brig Whitehill, William Greenway, to Jamaica. and: ITEM #22989 March 22, 1759 The Pennsylvania Gazette Brig Whitehill, William Greenway, from Jamaica. ITEM #22541 November 30, 1758 The Pennsylvania Gazette and: ITEM #22459 November 9, 1758 The Pennsylvania Gazette OUTWARDS. Schooner Adventure, John Wells, for South Carolina. ---- Four Friends, Joseph Sylvester, for R. Island. Snow Salford, Robert Miller, for Londonderry. ---- Prussian Hero, Samuel House, for Jamaica. Brig Polly, John Riche, for Ditto. ---- Whitehill, William Greenway, for Ditto.