La famiglia Greene e i suoi rami da A.D861 a A.D1904 . proprio di loro. I loro discendenti aresupposed ad essere per la maggior parte in N. Y. Joseph Greene*, di White Hat Giovanni, Benj., John. M. Margaret Greenman. Hewas capo di un altro formidabile linea, la maggior parte dei quali risiede in N. Y. cinque dei suoi figli werein rivoluzione tlie.iry guerra, Giovanni, Edward, Perry, Sergt. Luca e Lieut. Charles, ele erano in Lieut.-Col. Van Rensselaers reggimento di N. Y. tre di Giuseppe Greenessons. Perry, Giovanni e Giuseppe, sposato tre sorelle, Sarah, Catherine e Hannah, daughtersof Jonathan e Hannah Godfrey-Nichols e lineally desce

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The Greene family and its branches from A.D861 to A.D1904 . own of them. Their descendants aresupposed to be mostly in N. Y. Joseph Greene*, of White Hat John, Benj., John. M. Margaret Greenman. Hewas head of another tremendous line, most of which reside in N. Y. Five of his sons werein tlie Revolution.iry War, John, Edward, Perry, Sergt. Luke, and Lieut. Charles, andall were in Lieut.-Col. Van Rensselaers Regiment of N. Y. Three of Joseph Greenessons. Perry, John and Joseph, married three sisters, Sarah, Catherine and Hannah, daughtersof Jonathan and Hannah Godfrey-Nichols, and lineally descended from Deputy GovernorBenjamin Nichols of early days. Judge Edward Greene, one of Josephs sons, was thegreat-grandfather of Frank L. Greene, A. M., author of the valuable family history alreadymentioned. Joshua Greene*, [White Hat John, Benjamin^ John.] He was the youngest ofthis large family. His line has been hard to trace because the whole family have been care-less about recording themselves. Joshua lived in Charleston, R. I. His wife was Mary Max-. >^?Ta.J2Z: author of waite genealogy. 13- Zbc (Breenc jfamil^ son, whom he married about 1755. There were at least 8 children, and perhaps more. FrankL. Greene gives the lines of Samuel, Edward, Maxson and Mary. I give the families ofJohn and Caleb, sons whose lines have hitherto not been recorded in family histories. Allof Joshua s descendants, so far as known, went to N. Y. John Greene^. Born not far from 1761, and died in 1843. His family recordswere burned, but family names, inter-marriages, and corroborative circumstancesshow conclusively that he was Joshuas son. He went to New York City, but leftbefore the close of the Revolutionary War. as unwilling to stay where the Britishwere in possession. In 1789, he located at Waterloo, N. Y. His wife was Mrs.Sally (Beadle) Taylor. Of their children, Hannah m. William Norris ; Helania m.Albert Vredenburg, and Sally ni. (i) a Wells, (2) Samuel Crandall. John Green, m. Caroline H

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