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Green Family originating in
Bristol Parish, Prince George Co, VA research by
Richard Johnson Virginia & the Carolinas Data (Although it isn't presented here, I suspect
that the line of Lewis Green of Bristol Parish also
descends from this family. 1607 ---
Jamestown was founded and named after James II 1622 ---
Opechancanough massacred approximately 350 English
settlers, about one quarter of the English population The area of Prince
George County was reduced in 1732, when Brunswick County
was formed from its area south of Nottoway River, and in
1752, when Dinwiddie County was cut off from its
remaining southwestern end. There were three parishes,
Westover, Weyanoke and Bristol, in the area encompassed
by Prince George County. Westover and Weyanoke originated
with Charles City County in 1618. A 1720 act of the
General Assembly, which took effect on 1 January 1721,
united the parts of Westover and Weyanoke on the south
side of James River into Martin's Brandon Parish. Bristol
Parish was established by a 1643 Act of the Assembly to
serve the inhabitants of the Appomattox River valley and
was contained within the land that formed Prince George
County in 1703. Bristol Parish now lies in Dinwiddie
County, and Prince George County now encompasses Martin's
Brandon Parish. 1722 ---
Bristol Parish Vestry Book, VA (LDS 0253835) Mary dau of John
& Abigael Green Born 9 Aug 1722 Bap 4 Sep 1724 ---
Bristol Parish Vestry Book, VA (LDS 0253835) John son of Henry
& Eliz Green Born 10 Jan Bap 22 Sep 1724 1725 ---
Bristol Parish Vestry Book, VA (LDS 0253835) Ann dau of John &
Abigail Green Born 12 Jan 1725 1726 ---
Bristol Parish Vestry Book, VA (LDS 0253835) Darcus dau of Henry
& Eliz Green Born 27 Sep 1726 1728 ---
Bristol Parish Vestry Book, VA (LDS 0253835) Margret dau of John
& Abigail Green Born 15 Feb 1728 Bap 2 Jun 1728 ---
Prince George Co., VA Land Office Patents
No. 14, 1728-1732 (pt.1 & 2), p. 15 (Reel 11). George the
Second etc. To All etc. Know ye that for divers
good causes and considerations but more Especially for
and in consideration of the sum of Twenty Shillings of
good and lawful money for our use paid to our Receiver
General of our Revenue in this our Colony and Dominion of
Virginia we have given granted and confirmed and by these
presents for us our issue and successors do give grant
and confirm unto Henry Green one certain tract or parcel
of land containing two hundred acres lying and being on
the North side of the Nottoway River in Prince George
County and bounded as followeth (to wit) Beginning
at Daniel Wall’s corner hiccory upon the river above
the mouth of Wall’s run thence along his line North
twelve degrees East seventy three and a half poles to his
corner thence West thirty five degrees North seventy
eight poles (Still?) along his line thence North seven
degrees East fifty five poles to Jos. Wall’s line
thence East twenty nine degrees North eighty eight poles
along his line thence East twenty five degrees South one
hundred and eighty six poles to a corner between several
trees chopped inwards thence South twenty degrees West
one hundred and twenty eight poles to Nottoway River
thence up the same as it meanders to the beginning. With
all etc. to have hold etc. to be hold etc.
yielding and paying etc. provided etc. in witness of etc.
in witness whereof our trusty and well loved William
Gooch Esq. our Lieut. Governor and Commander in Chief of
our said Colony and Dominion at Williamsburg under the
seal of our said Colony this twenty eighth day of
September one thousand seven hundred and twenty eight in
the second year of our reign.
(Signed) William Gooch 1730 ---
Bristol Parish Vestry Book, VA (LDS 0253835) Winnifred dau of
Henry & Eliz Green Born 17 Mar 1730 Bap 23 Apr Jemima dau of John
& Abigail Green Born 28 Jul 1730 Bap 2 Jan 1734 ---
Bristol Parish - A History of Bristol Parish, Va. by
Philip Slaughter (first published in 1846) " ... 1734, when
Dale Parish absorbed all of Bristol and Henrico Parishes
north of the Appomattox." "... and also
the strip of land of land on the north side of the latter
(Nottoway River), which was apart (a part ?)
of the original Bristol Parish." "That part of
Bristol north the Appomatox was cut off, and Dale Parish
was established, ..." 1743 ---
Pittsylvania Co., VA ??? Entry Record Book,
1737 - 1770 "Oct 13, 1743:
Henry Green enters for 400 acres on the north side of Dan
River between Jas. Parish and Wm Beans...." Note: This may be
the land that appears on the Pittsylvania tithe list of
1767 as ‘Henry Green’s land’. Immediately
below that entry is “John Owen & Sons William
& John, negro Sam” Later this area
became Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry, Franklin &
Patrick counties, Virginia. 1748 --- Lunenburg
Co., VA 2 Jul 1748, Will of
John Boyd (in part) “… I desire
that the land I had of John York & the place I had
from James Graham & estate of land that lies upon
Buffalo by Henry Greensmay all be sold & John
Swans place.” 1748 --- Lunenburg
Co., VA Land Office Patents
No. 26, 1747-1748 (v.1 & 2 p.1-730), p. 635 20 Aug 1748 From George II to
Henry Green in consideration of 40 Shillings, 381 Acres County of Lunenburgh
on both sides of Buffalo creek joining his upper line. Land Office Patents
No. 26, 1747-1748 (v.1 & 2 p.1-730), p. 637 20 Aug 1748 From George II to
Henry Green in consideration of 40 Shillings, 404 Acres County of Lunenburgh
on both sides of Buffalo creek. Will of Henry Green
(I) Oct 15,1748 Deed Book 1, Pages
477-8 In the name of God
Amen I Henry Green of the County of Lunenburg being in
sound & perfect health of mind tho in low and weakly
state of body do make & constitute this my last will
& testament desireing & intending hereby to
dispose of such worldly goods as it has pleas’d
almighty God to blefs me with in form and manner
following To wit. Imprimis I
give and bequeath unto my eldest son John Green the
plantation whereon he now lives to include with the said
Plantation one hundred and fifty seven acres which said
tract so to be laid off I give unto my said Son John
& to the heirs of his body lawfully begotten for
ever. Item I give an
bequeath unto my second son Henry Green the like quantity
of an Hundred and Fifty Seven acres of land to include
the Plantation whereon Abigail Green relict of my brother
John Green now lives which said tract so laid off I give
unto my said son Henry & the heirs of his body
lawfully begotten forevermore. Item I give
and bequeath unto my third son Stephen Green the like
quantity of one Hundred and Fifty Seven acres of land to
include an old field whereon John Russel formerly lived
which said tract so to be laid off I give unto my said
Son Henry & to the heirs of his body lawfully
begotten forever. Item I give
& bequeath unto my fourth son Frederick Green the
like quantity of one Hundred and Fifty Seven acres of
land to be laid off at the lower end of the tract I now
hold, which said tract, I give to my son Frederick and to
the heirs of his body lawfully begotten forever. Item I lend
unto my beloved Wife Elizabeth Green during her Widowhood
the remaining one hundred and fifty seven acres of land
including the Plantation whereon I now live and in case
my said Wife dies or marry I give the said tract unto my
youngest son Richard Green and to the heirs of his body
lawfully begotten forever. Item my will
& desire is that all my personal estate remain in
possession of my beloved Wife as long as she shall live
unmarried and after her death or marriage that it be
equally distributed amongst my children excluding my sons
John & Henry and my daughter Dorcas who are already
sufficiently provided for. And it is my will and desire
that my brother in law Richard Griffin & my son John
Green do act as , and I do hereby constitute and appoint
them executors of this my last will & testament and
do declare all other wills null and void. In witness
whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this
fifteenth day of October in the year of our Lord
MDCCXLVIII Witnesses: Edward
Sizemore, William Jackson, Thos. G????wood 1749 ---
Lunenburg Co., VA Tithe list of
Cornelius Cargill John Green 1 tithe Henry Green 1 tithe 1750 ---
Lunenburg Co., VA Tithe list of
Cornelius Cargill John Green 1 tithe Henry Green 1 tithe 1752 ---
Calendar Reformation Note : Prior to 25
March 1752 the Calendar year started in late March and
the months of January, February, and the early part of
March followed December. 1756 ---
Cumberland Parish, Lunenburg Co., VA (LDS 0030824) 5 Nov 1756, State of
the Parish Levy;
to Richd Yancy his acc. for goods found
Joseph Owen 1.2.10
to Elizabeth Green for care of Joseph Owen
2.10.0
to Richard Yancy for Joseph Owen
600 (pounds of Tobacco) Cumberland Parish,
Lunenburg County, VA, 1746 - 1816, Vestry Book 1746 -
1816 by Landon Bell, ISBN 0-8063-0632-7, Library of
Congress Catalogue Card Number 74-14283, published
Richmond, 1930. Reprinted by the Genealogical Publishing
Co, Inc, Baltimore, 1974. 1761 --- Lunenburg
Co., VA Will of Henry Green
(II) Feb. 23, 1761 Will Book 2/8 Mentions:
Sister - Darcus Jackson
Relationship of following not stated:
John Owen ( son of Joseph Owen)
Henry Jackson ( son of William Jackson)
Wife: Doesn't mention her name Executors:
William Sizemore, John Green Witnesses:
George Moore, Stephen Green, Frederick Green. Inventory and
appraisal of Estate of Henry Green (II) 29 July 1761 Will Book 2, p. 106: Inventory and
appraisal of the estate of Henry Green in accordance with
the order of May Court 1761, made 29 July 1761 by George
Moore, Daniel Gold and Peter Overby 1764 ---
Lunenburg Co., VA Tithe list of St.
James Parish, Lunenburg Co., VA. John Green Gardiner Green
2 Tithes 157 Acres Stephen
Green......... 1 Tithe
157 Acres Edward Feagin Richd.
Green
2 Tithes 157
Acres Frederick Green
1 Tithe
157 acres (The fifth
section, that bequeathed to Henry Green (II), seems to be
missing) 1765 ---
Mecklenburg Co., VA 12 Oct 1765 --
Mecklenburg Fiduciary Book Page ??, LDS 0032565 Administrator of
Francis Vaughan paid Stephen Green 0-2-4 (2 shillings,
four pence) 1766 ---
Cumberland Co., NC John Smith to Stephen
Green 10 Sep 1766 Deed Book 3 p. 72;
Cumberland Co., NC. (LDS 0316627) John Smith sold 10
Sept 1765/1766 300 acres of land that had originally been
granted to William Meares on 26 Nov 1757 & sold to
John Smith 26 Oct. 1758. John Smith sold for 35 pounds to
Stephen Green. Witnesses Jacob McClendon, Richard
Failles signed John Smith Cumberland Co., NC
Nov Court 1766. 1767 --- Mecklenburg
Co., VA John Green to Stephen
Green 19 Aug 1767 Mecklenburg Deed Book
2, Pages 24 & 25 To all to whom these
presents shall come, I John Green of the County of
Mecklenburg send greeting whereas know ye that I the said
John Green for Divers Good Causes and Considerations me
there unto moving, but more especially for the love and
affection I bear to my Brother Stephen Green and for his
advancement in the World (and also to comply with the
request of our common parent Henry Green, Dec'd) I do
hereby by these present to give grant release and confirm
to the said Stephen Green his heirs and assigns forever
one certain tract or parcel of land, lying and being in
the County aforesaid and on Both sides of great Buffalo
Creek containing by Estimation one hundred and fifty two
acres be the same more or less. Bounded a
followeth, Beginning at Frederick Green's Corner Gum and
Running South five degree's West One Hunderd and
Fifty Two poles to pointers in Goode's line thence North
Eighty-five degrees West one hundred and sixty pole to a
white oak in Dan'l Clayborn's line thence on his line
North five degrees East one hundred and fifty two pole to
Frederick Green's Corner Pointers in Wilson's line hence
on the said Frederick Green's line, South Eighty five
degrees East one hundred and sixty poles to the Beginning
Together with all woods Timbers, Trees, Waters Way's
Paths, Profits and Appurtenances whatsoever thereunto
belonging. To have and to hold the aforesaid land and
premisses and every part thereof to the said Stephen
Green his heirs and assigns forever. In Witness
whereof the said John Green hat here unto set his hand
and seal this nineteenth Day of August 1767. { Sealed and
Delivered }
John Green his mark { In
Presence of
}
John Vaughan
Richard Green Frederick
Green At a Court held for
Mecklenburg County the Eleventh of April 1768. This
Deed of Gift was Acknowledged by John Green party there
to and ordered to be Recorded.
Teste --John Tabb John Green to Richard
Green 19 Aug 1767 Mecklenburg Co., Deed
Book 2, Pages 25 & 26 To all to whom these
presents shall come I John Green of the County of
Mecklenburg send Greeting whereas know ye that the
said John Green for divers Good causes and considerations
the thereunto moving but more especially for the love and
affection, I bear to my brother, Richard Green and for
his Advancement in the World and also to comply
with the request of our common parent Henry Green Dec'd,
I do hereby Give grant Release and confirm to the said
Richard Green his heirs and assigns forever. One certain
Tract or parcel of land lying and being in the County
aforesaid and both sides Great Buffalo Creek the same
being the lands whereon the said Richard Green now lives
containing by Estimation One Hundred and fifty Two acres
more or less. Bounded as followith, Beginning at the said
John Green's corner pine and running south Eleven
Degrees, West one hundred and thirty pole to a Black Oak
then South Eighty nine Degrees West one hundred and sixty
pole to a white oak thence North Eleven Degrees East one
Hundred and Sixty two pole to a white oak then North
fifty Degrees East Forty four pole to a small White Oak
being a former Corner in the Old line, thence South Sixty
Degrees East One Hundred and Forty Poles to the
Beginning. Together with all timber, Trees, Waters
Wayus, Paths, Profits and Appurtenances whatsoever to the
same belonging or in anywise appertaining. To have
and to hold the aforesaid land and premisses and every
part thereof to the said Richard Green his Heirs and
assigns forever. In Witness whereof the said John Green
hath hereunto set his hand and seal this Nineteenth day
of August 1767 {Sealed and
Delivered} {In presence of us
}
John Green
John Vaughan
Stephen Jones At a Court held for
Mecklenburg County the Eleventh of April 1768. This
Deed of Gift was Acknowledged by John Green party thereto
and ordered to be Recorded.
Teste--John Tabb John Green to
Frederick Green 19 Aug 1767 Mecklenburg Deed Book
2; Pages 26 & 27 To all to whom these
presents shall come I John Green of the County of
Mecklenburg send Greeting whereas know ye that I
the said John Green for Diverse Good causes and
considerations me thereunto moving but more especially
for the Love and affection I bear to my Brother Frederick
Green and for his Advancement in the world, and also to
comply with the request of our common parent Henry Green
Dec'd. I do hereby give grant and confirm to the
said Frederick Green his heirs and assigns forever, one
certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the
Count aforesaid and lying on both sides of Buffalo Creek,
the same being the Lands whereon the said Frederick now
lives containing by estimations One Hundred and Fifty Two
Acres more or less Bounded as followeth. Begining at
Seates line South Eighty five degrees East One Hundred
and Sixty Pole to Chessure?? Corner pine thence South
five Degrees West One Hundred and fifty two pole to a Gum
thence North Eighty five Degrees West One Hundred and
Sixty poles to pointers on Wilsons line thence on his
line North five Degrees. East One Hundred and fifty-two
Pole to the Beginning Together with all Timber, Trees,
Waters Ways, Paths, Profits and Appurtenances whatsoever
to the same belonging in any wise appertaining to have
and to hold the afore said Land and Premisses and every
part thereof to the said Frederick Green his Heirs or
Assigns forever. In Witness whereof the said John
Green hath here unto set his hand and Seal this
Nineteenth Day of August 1767. {Sealed and
Delivered} {In presence of us
}
John Green his mark
John Vaughan
Richard Green
Stephen Jones At a Court held for
Mecklenburg County the Eleventh April 1768 This Deed of
Gift was Acknowledged by John Green party thereto and
Ordered to be Recorded.
Teste--John Tabb 1768 ---
Mecklenburg Co., VA Stephen Green to
Richard Wilkins 16 Nov 1768 Mecklenburg Deed Book
Vol 2, Page 228 (LDS 0032532)? This Indenture Made
this Sixteenth Day of November in year of our lord
one Thousand Seven hundred and Sixty Eight. Between
Stephen Green of the County of Cumberland in the province
of North Carolina of the one part and Richard Wilkins of
the County of Mecklenburg in the Collony of Virginia of
the other part. Witnesseth That the said Stephen Green
for and in consideration of the sum of Twenty five pounds
Current Money of Virginia Is here in Hand paid by the
said Richard Wilkins. The Receipt Where of the said
Stephen Green Doth hereby acknowledge. Hat given granted
Bargain, sold aliened, Reliev? and infeoff? And Confirmed
and by these presents Doth give, grant, Bargain
Sellaation, Reliens Enforced? and Conform unto the Said
Richard Wilkins. His heirs and assigns for Ever on
certain Tract or parcil of land containing one hundred
and fifty-five acres lying and being on the County of
Mecklenbury on the SouthSide of Roanoake River on Both
Sides of Great Buffalo Creek Beginning of the Rock Branch
thence crossing the said Creek to a Small Red oak back
Thence Down the said Creek Crossing the said flat Rock
Branch to the Beginning and is likewise Bounered By the
lines of Henry Green orphans the lines of Fred Green,
Joseph Seat, Wm Goode, Dan'l Claiborne and Obediah Smith.
To have and to hold the afore Said granted Bargained sold
lands and premises and Every Part and parcel Thereunto
the Said Rick'd Wilkins his heirs and assigns for Ever
against Me and My Heirs and against the Claim of all and
Every other person and Persons whatsoever Shall and will
warrent and for Ever Defend the Said Richard Wilkins and
his heirs In Witness Wheof Me Said Stephen Green Hath
hereunto let My hand Seal the Day and year above written. Signed Sealed and
Delivered| In presence
of.........................}
Stephan his mark [like a big sideways S] Green seal John Poller John Hill Benjamin Brawner his
mark A Memorandom that on
this 16 Day of November 1768 peaceable and quiet
possession of ...and Seizon the lands and premises with
in Mentioned was Had and held by the within Stephan and
by him Delievered to the withon Named Richard Wilkins
according to the form and Effect of the within.
Indenture. In Witness where of the Said Stephan
Green hath hereunto set his hand and seal the Day and
year above Written Witness..cut off. 1768 ---
Cumberland Co., NC Stephen Green to
James Wadsworth 30 Nov 1768 NC Cumberland Court
July Term 1769 - 1770 Cumberland Co., NC.
Deed Book 3 Pages 405 & 406 Stephen Green of
Cumberland Co., NC sold 150 acres on the Little River in
Cumberland Co., NC for 29 pounds to James Wadsworth,
included plantation of William Griffin. Part of a tract
of 300 acres granted to William Meares on 30 Nov. 1757. Witnesses: Wm Meares,
Francis McClendon, signed Stephen Green his mark. 1769 ---
Mecklenburg Co., VA Frederick Green to
Richard Wilkins 15 Feb 1769 Mecklenburg Co., VA
Deed Book 2, Pages 262 & 263. (LDS 0032532) This
indenture made this fifteenth day of February on year of
our lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty nine.
Between Frederick Green of the County of Mecklenburg of
the one part and Richard Wilkins of the same county of
the other part. Witnesseth that the said Frederick
Green for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred
pounds current money of Virginia to him in hand paid by
the said Richard Wilkins the receipt whereof the said
Frederick Green doth hereby acknowledge hath given
granted bargained and sold unto the said Richard Wilkins
his heirs and assigns one certain tract or parcel of land
containing one hundred and fifty two acres lying and
being in the county aforesaid on the South side of
Roanoak river on both sides of Great Buffalo Creek
bounded as followth, to wit, Beginning at a corner line
at James Cheshors line thence up the creek along James
Wilkins line to a corner Gumb in Richard Wilkins old line
thence along the said line crossing the creek to his
corner pointer’s thence down the said creek along Wm
Wilson line to a corner pointer’s on the Great
Branch thence crossing the said creek along William
Stovalls formerly, Sarah Swat ‘s line to the first
station. to have and to hold the aforesaid granted,
bargained and sold land and premises and every part and
parcel thereof unto the said Richard Wilkins his heirs
and assigns for ever against the said Frederick Green and
his heirs and against the claim or claims of all and
every other persons whatsoever shall and will warrant and
by these presents for ever defend the aforesaid granted
premises unto the said Richard Wilkins his heirs and
assigns for ever. In Witness Whereof the said
Frederick Green hath hereunto set his hand and seal the
day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and
Delivered In presence of us John Pollor, John
Peryear Charles Hestor, James
Wilkins
Frederick Green {seal} At a court held for
Mecklenburg County, August the 14th 1769 This Indenture
endorsed Frederick Green to Richard Wilkins. Was
acknowledged by the said Frederick Green, Susana, his
wife, she having been first privately examined as the law
directs and ordered to be recorded. Teste
Jno Tabb Ck. Richard Green to
William Vaughan 8 Jul 1769 Mecklenburg Deed Book
2, Pages 260, 261 & 262 Richard Green of
Mecklenburg to William Vaughan of same ... 100
pounds ... both sides of Buffalo creek joining William
Sizemore's lower line ... 143 acres ... part of a tract
granted by patent to Henry Green Senr decd ... beginning
on the south side of the said creek on the old line at a
new corner gum on a small branch thence down the said
branch to the said Buffalo Creek thence up the said creek
to the upper line of the said tract thence partly west on
the said line to a white oak corner thence on the said
old line partly north to a white oak saplin thence
off on a new line crossing the said creek to a pine on
the south side of the said creek afore said on the old
line thence on the said line to the beginning. ... Richard Green ...acknowledged by
Richard Green and Rishamah his wife. 1770 ---
Cumberland Co., NC Stephen Green to
William Smith 16 Feb 1770 Oct Court 1770. Cumberland Co., NC.
Deed book ‘D’, Page 81 Stephen Green to
William Smith, both planters, of Cumberland, for 25
pounds NC, 150 a on both sides of Lower Little River,
including the plantation that Stephen Green now dwells
on. Beginning at a white oak on the south side of
the river, running thence N 85 W, 219 poles; thence N 5
E, 219 poles, thence to a stake on a branch called
Narremore’s branch; thence down said branch, bind on
James Woodward’s line; thence on the said side of
the river to a stake; thence down the river to the
beginning. It being the east part of a tract of
land containing 300 acres, patented to William Miers,
November 26, 1757. Wit: John
Stewart, Ezekiel Smith. Stephen Green (Seal) Proved by John
Stewart Oct 1770. 1771 ---
Mecklenburg Co., VA George the Third to
John Green 16 Feb 1771 Land Office Patents
No. 39, 1770-1771, p. 324 380 Acres on both
sides of Buffalo Creek for a consideration of 40
Shillings John Green to James
Griffin 14 Oct 1771 Deed Book 3, Page 220 John Green of
Mecklenburg Co. sold for 15 pounds, 190 Acres (described
as ½ of 380 Acres) to James Griffin; deed
acknowledged by Elizabeth, wife of John Green. 1772 ---
Mecklenburg Co., VA John Green to William
Gill 12 Mar 1772 Deed Book 3, Page 487 John Green of
Mecklenburg, to William Gill of Mecklenburg, for 25L, a
certain tract of land in Mecklenburg, about 190 acres
bounded by Griffin, the head of Miery Branch. Signed: John (IG)
Green Witnesses: William
Gill Jr., Joseph Gill Jr., John Sizemore. Recorded 9 Nov 1772 John Busby to William
Sizemore 9 Nov 1772 SCMAR, Vol. X, Summer
1982, No. 3, p.137 John Busby of the
Province of South Carolina to William Sizemore of
Mecklenburg County, Province of Virginia in consideration
of 100 Lbs current money of VA. Land in Mecklenburg on
both sides Great Buffalo Creek beginning on Henry Greens
line to William Griffins line crossing Great Buffalow
Greens corner to beginning [containing] 200 acres. Witnesses: Gardner
Green, Edward Ware, John Sizemore (This tract was
immediately south of Richard Green’s fifth) Mecklenburg, VA Deed
Book 3, Page 483 29 Oct 1772 from John Busby of
South Carolina, to William Sizemore of Mecklenburg, for
100L, 200 acres in Mecklenburg on both sides Great
Buffalo Creek, and bounded by Henry Green , Poindexter,
William Griffin, Adrain? WIT: Gardner Green, Edward (ME)
Ware, John (+) Sizemore. Recorded Nov 9, 1772 1772 ---
Botetourt Co., VA Tithables taken by
William Herbert Elisha Wallen
Neal Roberts
George Herd
James Wallen
William Roberts John
Vardiman Joseph Wallen
John Rice
Nathaniel Banks Doswell Rogers
James Blevins
William Banks William Rogers
Moses Johnson 1774/75 ---
Fincastle Co.?, VA Virginia
Payrolls/Public Service Claims, 1775 (Lord Dunmore's War)
Pages 270 & 271 Capt. David
Looney’s Co. Lt. John Cox Doswell Rogers
29 days Jno. Rice
29 days James Walling
29 days Joseph Walling
29 days George Jones
29 days Micajah Bunch
29 days Thomas Walling
29 days William Roberts
29 days Cornelius Roberts
29 days 1777 ---
Williamsburg, VA Williamsburg, Sept.
18, 1777 Deserted from the
Mecklenburg company of regulars belonging to this state
the following soldiers, viz. James Hudson,
Thomas Sutton, Garner Green, Richard Melton, Nehemiah
Matthews, Nathan Russell, and Page Pucket, natives of
said county. If they will return in a month from this
date, and deliver themselves to the commanding officer in
this city, they shall receive their bounty money, and be
excused; but should they continue out after that time, a
reward of Ten Dollars will be given for each of them. ---
Deserted likewise, John Thomas, a blacksmith, who
lately worked in Amelia county; William Harris,
who said he came from Culpeper; John Harris and William
Harris two brothers from Carolina. Twenty
Dollars will be given for each of them, and it is hoped
all wellwishers to the American cause will be
active in taking them, as they are vile offenders. Thomas
has enlisted with two or three officers, and the other
three have received very considerable sums of money to
take other mens places.
ISAAC HOLMES, Ensign. John Green to Henry
Green Jr. (III) 16 Oct 1777 Mecklenburg Co. Deed
Book 5, Pages 154 & 155 This Indenture made
the 16th day of October in the year of our lord one
thousand seven hundred and seventy-seven Between John
Green of the County of Mecklenburg of the one part and
Henry Green Jr. of the County aforesaid of the other part
Witnesseth that he the said John green doth grant bargain
and make over & acknowledge unto Henry Green and to
his heirs forever one hundred and fifty-two acres of land
be the same more or less according to the bounds
hereafter mentioned lying and being in Mecklenbery County
on bothsides of Great Buffalo and bounded as followeth.
Beginning on the South side of the said Creek at a corner
pine thence West joining on John Green to a corner large
red Oak thence Northeast joining on John Butler to a
corner on a large pine thence West to a corner white Oak
thence east joining on David Chandler to the said
Buffalow thence along the said line joining William
Wilkins to a corner hickory thence South to a corner on a
small red Oak thence West to a corner on a large pine
thence South joining boyde to the beginning With all
woods underwoods swamps low grounds, mines, minerals
& with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in anyways appertaining and all the estate right title
interest use part property claim & demand whatsoever
of him the said John Green of in the premises and every
part and parcel thereof and the reversions &
reversions remainder and remainders thereof. To
have and to hold the said parcel of land to the said
Henry Green and to his heirs forever and the said John
Green for his part coventath and agreeth that he &
his heirs the parcel of land aforesaid to the said Henry
Green and his heirs against the claim title challenge or
demand of all & every person or persons, whatsoever
shall & will warrant & forever by these presents
defend. In Witness whereof the said John Green hath
hereunto set his Hand & seal the day & year above
written. Sealed &
Delivered} in presence of us
}
John Green his mark & seal
Samuel Vaughan
Thos. Moore
Wm Stroud his
mark
Peter Overby At Court held for the
County of Mecklenburg the 8th day of December 1777. This indenture was
proved by the Oaths of Samuel Vaughan, William Stroud
& Peter Overby Witnesses thereto
& ordered to be recorded.
Test. John Brown John Green to David
Perkins 17 Oct 1777 Mecklenburg Co., VA
Deed Book 5, Pages 151, 152. This Indenture made
the 17 day of October in the year of our lord one
thousand seven hundred and seventy seven. Between
John Green of the County of Mecklenburg of the one part
and David Perkins of the other part Witnesseth that the
said John Green for and in Consideration of the sum of
two hundred and twenty eight pounds to him in hand paid
by the said David Perkins the receipt whereof he doth
hereby acknowledge & hath, granted bargained, sold,
aliened and confirmed and by these presents doth, grant,
bargain, sell, alien and confirm unto the said David
Perkins & his heirs and assigns forever one hundred
and fifty two acres of land be the same more of less
according to the bounds hereafter mentioned lying and
being in Mecklenburg County on both sides of Buffalo
Creek bounded as followeth Beginning at a pine on the
South side of the said Creek thence South thirty seven
Degrees West to a corner hickory thence South seven
Degrees West to a pine thence along William Vaughan line
to a corner post oak thence North twenty three degrees
East to a corner pine thence North seventy two degrees
East for a corner red oak thence along a new line to the
Beginning With all woods, underwoods, Ways, Swamps,
lowgrounds, mines, minerals & with all the
appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining and all the estate right title interes use
part property claim and demand whatsoever of him the said
John Green of in and to the premises and every part and
parcel thereof and the reversions and reversions
remainders & remainders thereof. To have and to
hold the said parcel of land to the said David Perkins
& to his heirs and assigns forever and the said John
Green for his part covenaneth and agreeth to and with the
said David Perkins his Heirs and assigns that he the said
John Green is and stands seised of an absolute and
indefeasible estate in the said parcel of land and hath
good right full power lawful authority to sell &
convey the same and he the said John Green further
promiseth covenanteth and agreeth that he and his
heirs the parcel of land aforesaid to the said David
Perkins and his heirs against the claims & the
challenges or demands of all and every person or persons
whatsoever shall & will warrant and forever by these
presents, defend. In Witness whereof the said John
Green hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day
and year above written. Sealed &
delivered} in the presence
}
John Green [his mark]
Samuel Vaughan
William Wilkinson
Alexander
Carter At a Court held for
Mecklenburg County the 10th day of November 1777. This Indenture was
proved by the Oaths of Alexander Carter& William
Wilkerson Witnessess thereto and Elizabeth Green wife of
the within named John Green personally appeared in Court
& being privily examined voluntarily relinquished her
right of Dower in the estate conveyed by the said
Indenture & at a Court held for the said County the
8th day of December following the said Indenture was
proved by the Oath of Samuel Vaughan & other
Witnesses thereto & ordered to be recorded.
Teste John Brown 10 Nov 1777 Mecklenburg County
Court Order Book 4; Page 377: (LDS
0032553) An indenture of
bargain and sale between John Green of the one part and
David Purkins of the other part was proved by the oaths
of William Wilkinson & Alexander Carter witnesses
thereto and Elizabeth Green wife of said John personally
appeared in court & being privily examined
voluntarily relinquished her right of dower in the estate
conveyed by the said indenture. 10 Nov 1777 Mecklenburg County
Court Order Book 4; Page 389: (LDS
0032553) An indenture of
bargain & sale between John Green of the one part and
David Perkins of the other part was proved by the oath of
Samuel Vaughan a witness thereto & the same having
been before proved by the oaths the other witnesses
thereto is ordered to be recorded. 8 Dec 1777 Mecklenburg County
Court Order Book 4; Page 384: (LDS
0032553) An indenture of
bargain & sale between John Green of the one part
& Henry Green of the other part was acknowledged by
the said John and is ordered to be recorded. 8 Dec 1777 Mecklenburg County
Court Order Book 4; Page 385: (LDS
0032553) Henry Green orphan of
Henry Green Decd made choice with the approbation of the
Court of Peter Overby for his Guardian, whereupon the
said Peter together with William Stroud and Samuel
Vaughan his securities entered into & acknowledged
their bond in the penalty of five hundred pounds for
securing the said Orphans estate and indemnifying the
court. 1778 --- Rowan
Co., NC 6 Aug 1778 Rowan Co., NC; Land
Entries (LDS 0019730) #1336 Stephen Green
enters 200 acres of land in Rowan County joining Henry
Stonecypher, Edmond Hays, and William Sicmore including
his own improvements. August 6th, 1778 7 Aug 1778 Rowan Co., NC; County
Court Minutes, Book 4, Page ??? (LDS 0313776) Ordered by the court,
that all persons, who have neglected or refused to appear
before the respective justices of the districts where
they may be resident, to take the Oath of Allegiance, to
the state as required by law, and have neglected to
appear at this court & offer excuse for such neglect
or refusal, and admitted to take said oath, -- depart
this state within sixty days after the rising of this
court – to the East Indies or Europe. – and
that the clerk of this court advertise this order. 8 Aug 1778 Rowan Co., NC; County
Court Minutes, Book 4, Page 168-175 (LDS 0313776) Register of persons
who refused or neglected to appear before the Justice of
their Respective Districts and take the Oath of
Affirmation of Allegiance to the state agreeable to act
of assembly & who have omitted appearing at Court and
rendering escuse for such neglect at court and rendering
escuse for such neglect and refusal – In Capt.
Johnson’s District … William Sizemore,
Stephen Green Neiman Sizemore,
Stephen Riddle, Jacob Little 25 Dec 1778 Card 1150
NC Land Grants Index
(LDS Film 1942619) Green, John entered
25 Dec 1778 100 acres in Rowan on Swearing Creek Grant 533; Entry
1565; Book 51 Page 144 1778 Rowan County, NC,
Miscellaneous Records
LDS Film 1760536 Page 385 Tax List for 1778 In Capt. Johnstons
District Green, Stephen Sizemore, Wm. 1.
9.0 Little, Jacob
1.17.1 1779 ---
Mecklenburg Co., VA 10 Nov 1779 Mecklenburg Land
Office Patents B, 1779-1780, p. 15 Wm. Marrable Afsn. Of Gardener Green Thomas Jefferson
Esquire governer of the Commonwealth of Virginia to all
whom these presents shall come Greetings. Know ye that
for consideration of the Ancient Composition of ten
Shillings Sterling paid by William Marrable afsigne of
Gardener Green into the treasury of this Commonwealth,
there is granted by the Said Commonwealth, unto the Said
Wm. Marrable afsigny of Gardener Green a certain tract or
parcel of land. Containing by survey made the 30th
April 1772 Eighty Six acres lying and being in the County
of Mecklenburg on the waters of Buffalo Beginning at
Taylors Corner pointers and Running in his line South
Seventy Degrees West thirty one poles to John
Westmorelands Corner, thence in the said Westmorelands
line North Seventeen Degrees West one hundred and sixty
two poles to his and griffins Corner Red oak, thence on
Griffins line North ten Degrees east fifty Eight poles to
his Corn. Pointers on greens line, thence on his line
South thirty one Degrees East forty two poles to a
hickory South fifty Seven Degrees, East Sixty three poles
to a white oak. North Sixty Six Degrees, East Eleven
poles, to his and Taylors Corn. Black Jack, thence
on Taylors line to the beginning, with its appurtenances
to have and to hold the Said tract or parcel of land,
with its appurtenances to the said William Marrable
afsignee of Gardiner Green, and his heirs forever
In Witnefs whereof the said Thomas Jefferson Esq Governor
of the Commonwealth of virginia hath hereunto Set his
hand and caused the Seal of the Said Commonwealth to be
affixed at Williamsburg on the tenth day of November in
the year of our lord one thousand seven hundred &
Seventy nine & of the Commonwealth the fourth.
Tho Jefferson 1780 --- Rowan
Co., NC. 5 Feb 1780 Card 1649
NC Land Grants Index
(LDS Film 1942619) Green, John entered 5
Feb 1780 100 acres in Rowan on Swearing Creek Grant 1020; Entry
2283; Book 55 Page 124 7 Feb 1780 Rowan Co., NC Land
Entries (LDS 0019730) #2439 Gardner Green
enters 150 acres of land in Rowan County on a branch of
Muddy Creek joining an old survey & the new survey of
the Moravian lands & the county line above an old
road including his improvements - Feb 7th,
1780 (Probably near
Clemmonstown in modern Forsyth Co., NC.) 1780 ---
District 96, SC 14 June to 13
December 1780 Pay Abstract Nr. 5,
Col. John Cotton's Regiment, Stevenson's Creek Militia,
Ninety Six Brigade Captain John Helen's
Company, those who came to Orangeburg, SC, with Lieut
Colonel John H. Cruger 183 days pay, 14 Jun
- 13 Dec 1780, to be paid on 10 Nov 1781. Lieutenant Green,
Gardiner Pvt. Busby, Jacob Pvt. Busby, John Pvt. Sizemore, Edward Pvt. Sizemore, George Pvt. Thompson,
William Pvt. Green, John Boatwright, Ambrose
(witness to will of Francis Griffin?) Each Company to be
under a Lieutenant chosen by the Men … Henry Clinton
Given under my Hand at Head Quarters in Charlestown May
22d. 1780. “6th
Whenever they join the Kings Troops they will be
furnished with Ammunition and Arms where they are wanted;
it is the intention of His Excellency the Commander in
Chief to embody them as Militia, to appoint Such fit
persons as will be agreeable to themselves to be their
Officers, to employ them only for the purpose of
extirpating the Rebellion in this and the two adjoining
Provinces and as soon as that is effected to dismiss them
to their own Habitations, after establishing nevertheless
Such a Police as will be effectual Speedily to assemble
them upon any Emergency or to repel any hostile attempts
of the Rebels, and whenever they are in actual Service
they will receive the same Pay & draw the same
Rations as the Kings Troops.” James Simpson to
Richard Pearis --- Head Quarters Charlestown Neck; May
3d 1780 "After the
action at Blackstock's Farm, Thomas Sumter's command, now
under Col. Edward Lacey, established a camp at Liberty
Hill on Turkey Creek (York County). Colonel Elijah Clarke
and Lt. Col. James McCall took leave of Lacey and were
determined to move on Ninety Six and, after a few days
rest at Wofford's Iron Works, they headed to the area of
Long Cane (or "Long Canes," McCormick County)
in search of recruits. On their way, they were joined by
Colonel Benjamin Few of Georgia who took command of the
group, now about 500 in number. Concerned about the
Patriot presence in the area, Lt. Col. John Harris Cruger
commanding the garrison at Ninety Six dispatched Lt. Col.
Allen and 450 men. The were within three miles of the
Long Cane camp on 11 December 1780 when Few sent Clarke
and McCall to engage the enemy while he brought up the
main force. At the head of just 100 men, Clarke and
McCall initially forced the retreat of the Loyalists but
both men were wounded and carried from the field, along
with Major Lindsay, leaving the Patriots without a
leader. When the expected support from Few failed to
materialize, the remains of Clarke's command retreated
and were charged by enemy dragoons. Upon returning to
camp, the men found Col. Few and his main force under
orders to retreat and ready to move out, apparently never
intending to make good on the promise of reinforcements.
The 14 killed and seven wounded were all from Clarke and
McCall's commands while the British force had three
killed and three wounded." “From May 22
to June 19, 1781, the Loyalist garrison under Lt. Col.
John Harris Cruger held out against Gen. Nathanael
Greene's entire force of Continentals, until Lord Rawdon
marched with 2,000 British troops to the relief of the
post.” From the Memorial
of Lt. Col. J. H. Cruger, Feby. 9th 1784 “When Lord
Rawdon returned to Charles Town he left your Memorialist
a very respectable Command with which he remained in the
district of 96 untill he was ordered to join his Lordship
at Orangeburgh from which place he marched with Col.
Stewart in pursuit of Genl. Green untill the sickness
which prevailed among the Troops in consequence of the
inclemency of the Season compel’d them to retire
towards Charles Town.” 1782 ---
Mecklenburg Co., VA Only William Green
appears on the tax list of 1782. 1784 --- Rowan
Co., NC 1784, 4 Nov. Rowan Co., NC
LDS
Film 0019783 or (0313547) Deed Book 10, Pages
193-194 State of North
Carolina No 999 To all whom these presents shall
come greeting --- Know ye that for and in consideration
of the sum of fifty shillings for every hundred acres
hereby granted paid into our Treasury by Stephen Green
have given and granted & by these presents do give
and grant unto the sd. Stephen Green a tract of land
containing two hundred acres, lying & being in our
County of Rowan. Lying on the forks of the Yadkin River
on the great branch Beginning at a gum (in) Henry
Stonesyphers corner on Edm. Hays line runs thence West
forty seven chs. & fifty (links) to a post North
forty two chs. to a pine East forty seven chs. &
seventy five links to a pine Edmond Hays corner thence
South forty five chs. to the Beginning as by the plat
thereunto annexed doth appear together with all woods,
waters, mines, minerals, hereditaments &
appurtenances to the sd. land belonging or appertaining
to hold to the sd. Stephen Green his heirs & assigns
forever. Yielding and paying to us such sums of mo(ney)
Yearly & otherwise as our General Assembly from time
to time may direct. Provided always that the sd. Stephen
Green shall cause this Grant to be registered in the
Registers Office of our County of Rowan within twelve
months from the date hereof otherwise this same shall be
void and of no effect In Testimony where of we have
caused these our Letters to be Made patent & our
Great Seal be hereunto affixed Witness Alexander
Martin Esq. Our Governor Captain General & Commander
In Chief at New Bern the fourth Day of November in the
ninth year of our Independence and in the year of our
Lord 1784 by his Excellys Com
No. 999 J? Glasgow secretary Stephen Green 200
acres Rowan County Recorded in the secretarys office
W Williams DSec NC Land Grants Index
(LDS Film 1942619) Card1627 Green, Stephen
entered 6 Nov 1778 200 acres in Rowan on the Forks of
Yadkin Grant 999; Entry
1336; Book 55 Page 116 1786 ---
Sullivan Co., NC (later TN) 21 Nov. 1786 Read in House
committee (NC) Petition asking for
the formation of a new county (Hawkins). Signed by Ritchard
Green Sr., Ritchard Green Jr., Isaac Green, Adam Green,
Benjamin Green 1787 ---
District 96, SC 21 Dec 1787 Vol. 24, Page 69 Plat map for the land
of Isom Franklin(g) on Little Brush Creek a branch of the
Saluda River in District 96, SC shows adjoining property
as "Laid out to Gardner Green". Another
neighbor is Lewis Harrell. 1787 --- Rowan
Co., NC 3 Jul 1787 Rowan Co., NC Deed Book 11, Page 58
(LDS Film 019784 or 0313547) Note: This book
consists of typewritten transcripts of the original
documents and may contain errors or omissions. This indenture made
the 3rd Day of July in the year of our Lord
1787 Between Steven Green and Jemima his wife of Rowan
County in the State of North Carolina of the one part
& Rodrick Jenkins of the County and State aforesaid
of the other part Witnesseth that for and in
consideration of the sum of one hundred & twenty
pounds Good and Lawful money of North Carolina paid by
the said Rodrick Jenkins to the said Steven Green the
receipt & payment where of is hereby acknowledged,
that the said Steven Green & Jemima his wife hath
granted bargained sold conveyed and confirmed unto the
said Rodrick Jenkins his heirs and assigns forever all
that mesuage? Tenement plantation tract or parcel of land
situate lying and being in the County & State
aforesaid & in the fork of the Yadkin River on the
great branch Beginning at a pine Henry Stonsiphers corner
on Edmond Hays line runs thence 47 Chs. & Fifty links
to a post North 42 Chains to a pine East 47 Chs. & 75
links to a pine Edmond Hays corner thence South 45 Chs.
to the Beginning containing in the whole 200 acres
more or less. To have and to hold the aforesd. 200 Acres
of land with the appurtenances and all rights privileges
& improvements to the same in any wise belonging to
him the said Roderick Jennings his heirs & assigns
forever & the said Steven Green and Jemima his wife
for themselves their heirs & and assigns Doth hereby
covenant & agree to and with Roderick Jenkins that he
the said Roderick Jenkins his heirs & assigns shall
and may for ever hereafter peaceably & quietly hold
occupy possess & enjoy the aforementioned land &
premises without the least molestation of any person or
persons whatsoever & free & clear & freely
& clearly from all & all manner of encumbrances
whatsoever & the said Stephen Green &
Jemima his wife for themselves their heirs Execrs. Admrs.
& assigns Doth hereby promise covenant & agree
that they the said Stephen Green & Jemima his wife
their heirs Execrs. & Admrs. Shall and will at
all times Warrant & forever defend the said premises
to the said Rodrick Jenkins his heirs and assigns against
all lawful claims or demands whatsoever whereby the above
mentioned premises might or may be effected or encumbered
to the true & meaning of these presents. In witness whereof
the said Stephen Green & Jemima his wife hath
hereunto set their hands and affixed their Seals the day
& year first above written. Steven (his mark)
Green, Jemima Green Signed Sealed and
Delivered In the presense of --- E. V. Harbin, Edward
Villars Harbin Jun., Edmon (his mark) Eachason State of North
Carolina Rowan County SS August Session 1787 It is hereby
certified that the within deed was duely proved by the
oath of E V Harbin Subscribing witness. Recorded in the
Clerks Off. And ordered to be Registered
Test. AD Osborn CC. Rowan Co., NC Court Minutes,
1773-1800
(LDS Film 0313776) Book 5, Page 94 August Term, 1787 ---
Deed #19 Stephen Green &
wife to Rodrick Jinkins for 200 acres dated January 3d,
1787 proved by E.V. Harbin. UNSUBSTANTUATED 1787: 21 Dec. 1787
Book B; Pages 252-253; Deed - Andrew Thompson, surveyor,
and Jean, his wife, of Spartanburg County, to Robert
Morrow, planter, for 50 pounds, 200 acres in his actual
possession, between Reedy & Enoree rivers and on a
small branch of Rockey Creek, North side of Reedy &
bounded on North part by lands surveyed for Isam
Franklin; granted to Andrew Thompson 2 Feb 1789. Date of
Execution: 9 Jul 1790. Date of Record: 1 Jan 1791. Witnesses: Jason
Moore, Jason Moore, Jr., Thomas Moore. 1789 --- New
SC counties formed. Acts of 1789, Vol 7,
p. 252 sets forth as follows; "Whereas, the people
residing in that part of the lands ceded to the State by
the Cherokee Indians, north of the Indian boundary and
between the Seneca and Saluda rivers, have experienced
many inconveniences by being attached to Abbeville
County, which renders it necessary to establish it into a
separate county. Therefore, be it enacted, that the same
be laid off into a county to be called Pendleton County. The
other part of the said ceded lands was laid off into a
county to be called Greenville County. 1789 ---
Greenville Co., SC Deed Book A, Page 96
(LDS 0024013) Greenville Co. State
of South Carolina Aug 19, 1789 Know all men by these
presents that I John Boyd of the county and State
aforesaid for various good causes and considerations me
thereunto moving have and do hereby constitute nominate
and appoint my trusty and beloved friend John Sizemore of
the State of Virginia Halifax County to be my true and
lawful attorney in fact forme and in my name to do and
transact all such business as may be necessary in the
recovery of a certain tract of land formerly the property
of William Bird Esq. and supposed to be conveyed from the
said Bird to Robert Boyd situate on the south side of the
Dann River in Halifax opposite Peter Torianson the north
side of said river adjoining the lands whereon John
Faulkner and Richard Wall now reside … John
Boyd 1790 ---
Greenville Co., SC 1790 Census -
Greenville Co., South Carolina Page 70 - 34100 Garner Green
Over 16 (Female) (Male)
Over 16 (Male)
Over 16 (Male)
Over 16 (Male)
Under 16 (Male)
Under 16 (Male)
Under 16 1793 ---
District 96 and Pendleton Co., SC 17 May 1793 - SC Land
Grants Class 2, Book 30, Page 524 John Pickens, 4
Shillings 8 (pence?) 100 Acres Surveyed for him the
31st of Oct. 1786 situate in the District of Ninety Six
above the ancient boundary line on a branch of Great
Rocky Creek bounded by line running NE by William
Thompsons land NW & SW unknown SW by Samuel Hustons
SE by Garner Greens. 1793 - Pendleton Co.,
SC deeds: Book B, p. 253. 4 Nov. 1793; Also a plat
map. Vol.31, page 548. John Pickens to
Edward Ware for £50. 100 acres on Branch of Great
Rocky Cr. bounded on NE by Wm. Thompson, on SW by Samuel
Houston, on SE by Garner Green; granted to Pickens by
William Moultrie. (This land was
again sold later on to John Martin. Garner Green is still
listed as bounding the land on the SE.) Henry Clark to James
Boyd Oct 1793 Henry Clark of
Pendleton Co., SC to James Boyd of TSO - Sullivan Co. 70 pounds 'money of
state of Virginia' for 200 acres on Hendricks Creek. 1795 ---
Washington District, SC Thomas Crow of
Washington District to John Brown for L 5 stg. for
200 acres on Brushy Creek of the Saluda River granted to
Crow by States Title Patent by William Moultrie 1 July
1793. Witnessed by Absalom Brown, Lewis F. Green.
27 October 1795 1799 ---
Greenville Co., SC Edward Nelson to
Lewis Green 12 Sep 1799 Greenville Co., SC
Deeds: Book E, P. 399-400 Edward Nelson to
Lewis Green, for $40, 70 Acres, being a part of 220 Acres
conveyed to me by William Whaley 6 Aug 1798, bounding
Matthew Sparks, Elias Wright, Kelley, Roe and Edward
Nelson. Witnesses: Gardner Green, Allen Green, John
Sparks. Date of execution: 12 Sep. 1799.
Date of record: 8 May 1800. Signed: Edward
Nelson, Proved before James Kilgore 1800 ---
Greenville Co., SC 1800 Census -
Greenville Co., South Carolina Page 258(f) -
31001-00010-00 Gardner Green
Over 45 (female)
26 - 45 (male)
10 - 16 (male)
Under 10 (male)
Under 10 (male)
Under 10 (in part) This day
Isaac Sanders one of the Witnesses to the within
conveyance came before me John Thomas Jun. One of the
Quorum J'd did appear & made oath that he saw Charles
Bruce Sign Seal ... & that Gardner & Lewis Green
were subscribing witnesses. Sworn to before me
the 20th Sept 1800 J Thomas Ju'r JQ
Greenville Dist. |
||
Kentucky & Tennessee Data 1780
Montgomery Co., VA. Order Book Vol.
2, P.301 & 302 - (LDS 0032622) 8 Nov 1780 "On hearing the
petition of James Roberts, Jesse Meeks and William Riddle
it is the opinion of the court that the sd. petitioners
be received as members of the community so long as they
behave as good citizens, but the court does not believe
itself properly authorized to grant pardon for offenses
against individuals." Order Book Vol.
2, P.302 - (LDS 0032622) 8 Nov 1780 Ordered that Wm.
Roberts, Neal Roberts, Moses Johnson, Richard Green,
Richard Wright, Clem Lee and George Herd be restored
their property again, it being lately taken from them by
the Militia of Montgomery and Washington Counties, as
nothing appears against them with Regard of their being
Enemies to the State." From ‘A History
of The Middle New River Settlements and Contiguous
Territory. By David E. Johnston (1906).’ “The upper
New River Valley, in what is now in part Bland, Wythe,
Grayson and Carroll Counties in Virginia as well as some
of the counties on the North Carolina side, were among
the hiding places of the Tories, and they made frequent
uprisings and had to be repressed. Some of these
uprisings took place in the years of 1779-80 and were
suppressed by bodies of militia led by Colonel William
Campbell, Major Walter Crockett, Major Joseph Cloyd and
Colonel Benjamin Cleveland, the latter of North Carolina.
The old court records now in the office of the Clerk of
the County Court of Montgomery County, Virginia, abound
with instances where numerous parties were summoned
before the court on charges of being engaged in these
uprisings, and were required to give bond and good
security to keep the peace and be of good behavior.
Should anyone be curious enough to want the names of
these people they can find the same by reference to
records referred to.” 1781
Location unknown. William Simpson to
Richard Green 22 March 1781 NC Land Grant # 422,
Entry # 1634 640 Acres on the
South side of the Clinch River near Blackwater Creek. I Asign Over My
Rights & Title of the Within Warrant to Richard Green
for Value Riceivd as Wittnefs my hand this the 22 of
March 1781. - Wittnefs } Roger
Russ (?) William Simpson
{ William Hope 1782
Montgomery Co., VA 1782, 5 March Order book, 2 Page
321 Ordered that John
Roberts who has been inimical to the American cause be
received as a citizen of this state and under the
protection of the same on his taking the oath of
allegiance and giving security for his good behavior for
twelve months and one day. Whereupon the said John
Roberts acknowledged himself indebted to this
commonwealth in the sum of twenty pounds in species and
Doswell Rogers and John Rice in the sum of ten pounds
each to be levied of their respective lands and chattels
that the said John Roberts shall be of the good behavior
for twelve months and one day from this time. 1782
Montgomery Co., VA Militia Roles GREEN, ISAAC, List of
Elk Creek Militia on 9/6/1782. GREEN, RICHARD, List
of Elk Creek Militia on 9/6/1782; on Cox's Company, Prob.
1782 & 1783. JOHNSON, MOSES, List
of Elk Creek Militia on 9/6/1782 and on the 1782 Elk
Creek Militia List. LEE, CLEMENT, On 1777
List of Cox's Militia Company RICE, JOHN, On 1777
List of Cox's Militia Company and as Lieutenant, on the
1782 Elk Creek Militia List. RICE, WILLIAM, On
lists of Elk Creek Militia on 9/6/1782 and 1782. 1786
Sullivan Co., NC (later TN) 21 Nov. 1786 Read in House
committee (NC) Petition asking for
the formation of a new county (Hawkins). Signed by Ritchard
Green Sr., Ritchard Green Jr., Isaac Green, Adam Green,
Benjamin Green 1787
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Isaac Green - 1 horse Stephen Green - 10
cattle, 4 horses Ralph Griffen - 1
cow, 1 horse 1788
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Stephen Green - 1
tithe, 4 horses Ralph Griffen - 1
tithe, 1 horse 1789
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Stephen Green - 1
tithe, 7 cattle Ralph Griffen - 1
tithe, 4 horses 1790
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Stephen Green - 1
tithe, 5 horses, 1 Stud Richard Green - 3
tithes, 3 horses (3rd Company, District 2) Jarrard Green - 2
tithes, 2 horses Charles Green - 1
tithe Note:
Many Griffens listed, but no further listing for Ralph in
Fayette. 1790
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) NC (Later )TN At an election begun
and held for the County of Hawkins on the 8th day of
March 1790. For a Representative to Congress, for the
Western District of N. Carolina. Persons in
nomination: Wm. Cocke, John Sevier and John Rhea, Esq. Isaac Green (Only
Green to vote) 1791
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) Land Grant to John
Rice Grant 146; 26
Dec 1791; Book 75, Page 162; File 112 State of North
Carolina No. 146 Know ye that we have
granted unto John Rice one hundred and forty acres of
Land in our County of Hawkins in Sizemore’s valley
on the watters of Joseph walling mill Creek a Branch of
Clinch river Begining at a popular and Dogwood being a
corner of Micajah Bunches Claim thence along Bunches line
South Seventy four degrees west Two hundred & forty
poles to a white oak and Dogwood thence due South one
hundred pole to a stake at the foot of a large ridge then
along Said ridge North Seventy four Degrees East Two
hundred and forty poles to a stake on Said ridge then
North one hundred poles to the first Corner dated the 26th
day of December 1791 J. Glasgon Secretary
Alex
Martin 1791
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Richard Green Sr. - 3
tithes, 4 horses (district 3) George Green - 1
tithe, 1 horse 1792
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Richard Green - 1
male over 21, 1 male 16-21, 4 cattle, 4 horses (district
3) Richard Green - 1
male over 21, 1 male 16-21, 6 cattle, 3 horses (district
8) Matt. Green - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse 1793
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Green, Rich Sr. - 1
male over 21, 5 cattle, 2 horses (district 3) Green, Rich Jr. - 1
male over 21, 2 cattle, 1 horse (district 3) Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, 4 cattle, 3 horses (district 3) Green, Richard - 2
males over 21, 7 cattle, 4 horses (district 4) Jno Green - 100
acres, 1 male over 21, 5 Slaves, 10 cattle, 5 horses
(district 7) 1793
Madison Co., Ky Tax List 15 Aug 1793 Green, Isaac - 1 male
over 21, 1 Slave over 16, 1 horse Winscot, Isaac - 1
male over 21, 4 horses, 15 cattle 1793
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) 5 Feb 1793 From “The
Romance and Tragedy of Pioneer Life” By Augustus
Lynch Mason (1883) William Massey and
Adam Green ambuscaded and killed at the gap of Powell's
Mountain. Library of Congress,
American State Papers, Senate, 3rd Congress, 1st Session,
Indian Affairs, A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation:
U.S. Congressional Documents and Debates, 1774-1875,
image 444. Indian Affairs, 1793.
"I have just received information of killing of Adam
Green and William Massey by Indians on the frontiers of
Hawkins county, whose names are in the enclosed list of
murders." Knoxville, April 9th, 1793. Excerpt from Citizens
petition to the Govenor of Virginia "March
31, 1793, the enemy attacked on Powell's Mountain Moses
Cockrell and two others, who had horses loaded with
merchandise; killed two men, took all the goods, and
pursued Mr. Cockrell nearly two miles." John Rice to Benjm.
Green 9 Sep 1793 Hawkins Co., TN Deed
Book 2, Page 99 - (LDS 0972799) John Rice of Hawkins
Co. and Terr. So. of the river Ohio to Benjm. Green of
the same. 40 Pounds for 140 acres " In the County of
Hawkins in Sizemores valley on the waters of Jos.
Wallings Mill Creek a branch of the Clinch River.
Beginning at a poplar & dogwood being a corner of
Micajah Bunches claim runnin thence along Bunches line
South 74 degrees West two hundred & forty poles to a
White Oak and Dogwood thence due South one hundred poles
to a stake at foot of a large Ridge thence along said
ridge North seventy four degrees East two hundred &
forty poles to a stake on said ridge. Thence one hundred
poles to the beginning.” 1794
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) “The last
Indian raid on the frontiers of SW Virginia was conducted
by Robert (Benge) and a party
of 7 other Cherokees including his brother Utana
"The Tail". It was an ill fated raid that would
cost him his life as well as most of the others in the
party. It began on April 6, 1794 at the Livingston Farm
situated on the North Fork of the Holston near the mouth
of Livingston Creek where he took women, children and
several slaves. On their return trip to friendly Cherokee
territory, a company of Lee County, VA militia led by
Lieutenant Vincent Hobbs ambushed them at Big Stone Gap.
Robert was one of the first to die, shot through the head
by Lieutenant Hobbs. He was scalped and his scalp was
sent to the Governor of Virginia as proof "that he
was no more" by Colonel Andrew Campbell
chief of the Washington County Militia. Colonel Campbell
recommended that the legislature appropriate moneys to
purchase a fine rifle to be presented to Lieutenant
Hobbs. He was presented with a silver mounted
rifle.” 1794
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Green, Rich Sen. - 1
male over 21, 6 cattle, 2 horses (district 3) Green, Rich Jr - 1
male over 21, 2 cattle (district 3) Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, 5 cattle, 2 horses (district 3) Green, Isaac - 1 male
over 21, 2 cattle, 1 horse (district 3) Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, Schoolmaster (district 4) Green, Rich - 2 males
over 21, 4 cattle, 2 horses (district 8) John Green - 1 male
over 21, 5 Slaves, 10 cattle, 4 horses (district 7) 1794
Shelby Co., Ky Tax List No Greens listed. 1795
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Green, Rich Sen - 1
male over 21, 4 cattle, 2 horses (district 3) Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, 6 cattle, 2 horses (district 3) Green, Isaac - 1 male
over 21, 5 cattle, 2 horses (district 3) Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse (district 4) Green, Rich - 104
acres, 2 males over 21, 9 cattle, 3 horses (district 8) 1795
Shelby Co., Ky Tax List No Greens listed. 1796
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 1
male over 21, 3 cattle, 2 horses Green, Isaac - 1
male, 2 horses Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, 3 cattle, 3 horses Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, 1 Slave, 1 horse Green, John - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse 1796
Shelby Co., Ky Tax List Rich Green - 33 acres
Beech Cr., 4 cattle, 2 horses Jonnathan Green - 1
horse 1797
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, John - 2
cattle, 1 horse 1797
Shelby Co., Ky Tax List John Boyd - 1 horse Richard Green - 1
male over 21, 1 Slave over 16, 1 horse Richard Green - 1
horse Isaac Green - 2
horses 1798
Kentucky Note:
No tax lists statewide for this year. 1799
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) John Rice to Daniel
Jones 27 May 1799 Hawkins Co., TN Deed
Book 2, Page 488 - (LDS 0972799) $43.00 for 60 acres "Hawkins on the
North side of the Copper Ridge in the Mud Camp valley.
Begining at a sugar tree a conditional line made between
Benj Rice Jr. and the said Daniel Jones in the presence
of Benj. Green and Richard Furney ..." Mentions
Joseph Bartlett and Moses Johnson. 1799
Fayette Co., Ky Tax List Thomas Green - 1 male
over 21, 2 males 16-21, 4 Slaves, 7 cattle, 6 horses John Green - 1 male
over 21, 1 male 16-21, 2 horses James Green - 1 male
over 21, 1 male 16-21, 1 horse 1799
Shelby Co., Ky Tax List John Boyd - 2 horses Richard Green - 1
horse Isaac Green - 2
horses Stephen Green -
nothing listed 1799
Shelby Co., Ky Tax List Joseph Newhouse - 1
horse Catherine Green - 2
horses James Green - 1 horse John Boyd - 3 horses 1800
Shelby Co., Ky Tax List Catherine Green - 2
horses James Green - nothing
listed Thomas Green -
nothing listed 1800 - Hawkins
Co., NC (later TN) 6 May 1800 Deed Book 3, Page 37
- (LDS 0972800) John Rice to John
Thompson, Joseph Bartlet, and Joseph Mee (all three are
sons in law) 400 acres 'on Blackwater Creek the waters of
the Clinch River' Note: This
deed which was witnessed by Benjamin Green and ‘proven
in open court by oath of Benjamin Green’,
May Term 1800 is the last known record of Benjamin Green
before leaving Hawkins County, Tennessee. " Guion Miller
Application 37927-- "My name is Margaret A. Ketchum.
I live at 3642 Hickory St., St. Louis, Mo. I am 64 years
old. I claim my Cherokee blood through my father. My
father was born in 1789. He died in 1866. He was born in
Tenn. in 1789, he moved to Ky when 10 years old
and lived there until 1829 and then moved to Mo. and
lived there the rest of his life." Note:
Apparently she was wrong about the date of the move to
Kentucky by just one a year. 1800
Henry Co., Ky Tax List for April
1800 Stephen Green - 1
male over 21, 4 horses Richard Green - 133
1/3 acres Drennon, Boone's survey; 1 male over 21, 1
horse Isaac Green - 93 1/4
acres Drennon, Boone's survey; 1 male over 21, 2 horses 1800
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) John Rice to John
Thompson, Joseph Bartlet, and Joseph Mee 6 May 1800 Hawkins Co., TN Deed
Book 3, Page 37 - (LDS 0972800) 400 acres 'on
Blackwater Creek the waters of the Clinch River' this
deed was witnessed by Benjamin Green and 'proven in
open court by oath of Benjamin Green', May Term 1800. 1800
Henry Co., Ky Tax List for 30 July
1800 James Newhouse - 54
acres Ky River, under 21 and over 16 1800
Henry Co., Ky Tax List John Boid - 1 male
over 21, 4 horses 1801
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 1, Page 24 John Roberts of
the county of Montgomery by William Roberts his Atty.
To John Morris of the county of Galletin - 23 Jan 1800 For $900.00 current
money 900 acres being a part of … ten thousand acres
surveyed in his (John Roberts) name upon the waters of
Corn Creek. 1801
Henry Co., KY Tax List of 30 Mar
1801 Benjamin Green;
1 Male over 21; 5 Horses Note:
This is the earliest known reference to Benjamin Green in
Henry County. 1801
Henry Co., KY Tax List various
dates Mar - Jul 1801 Stephen Green - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Richard Green - 133
1/3 acres Drennon Creek, 2 horses Isaac Green - 80
acres Drennon Creek Boone's survey, 2 horses 1801
Henry Co., KY Tax List of 25 June
1801 Joanna Newhouse - 50
acres Ky River 1801
Henry Co., KY Tax List John Boid - 1 male
over 21, 2 horses 1801
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 1, Page 188
& 189 Enoch M Boon to Isaac
Winscott - 20 Jul 1801 In consideration of
59 Pounds current money of Kentucky 102 1/4 acres Beginning at two
dogwoods and a small sasafras two poles from a branch
emptying into Five Mile Creek on the East and running
thence No18E 60 poles to a stake thence N72W 3 poles to
an ash thence N2E 54 poles to a white oake, thence W 145
poles to two white oake and ash corner to Moses Lee 67
acres thence S 114 poles to a walnut tree thence E
148? Poles to the beginning. 1801
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 1, Page 189
& 190 Enoch M Boon to Isaac
Green - 20 Jul 1801 This indenture made
this 20th day of July 1801 Between Enoch M Boon of the
county County of Henry and state of Kentucky of the One
Part and Isaac Green of the county and state aforesaid of
the other part. Witnessith that the said Enoch M Boon
& Lucy his wife for and in consideration of
Eighty pounds current money to them in hand paid the
receipt whereof they do hereby acknowlidge have granted
bargained and sold and by these presents do grant bargain
sell alien and confirm unto the said Isaac Green all that
certain tract or parcel of land containing by survey One
hundred Thirty three and one third Acres to be the same
more or less situate lying and being in the County of
Henry on the waters of Drenens Creek & bounded as
follows to wit Beginning at two white Oaks
So.E corner of Richd Greens 133 1/3 acres on a branch
& extending thence S25E114 poles with said branch to
2 Ashes trees, thence west 234 poles to a Honey locust
thence North 102 p. to an Ash & Dogwood, thence east
185 to the Beginning with its Appentenances To have and
to hold the said bargained & sold premisses &
appintenances unto the only proper use and behoof of him
the said Isaac Green his heirs & assigns forever and
the said Enoch M Boon and Lucy his wife for themselves
& their heirs do Covenant & agree to & with
the said Isaac Green his heirs & assigns for
ever that they the said Enoch M Boon & Lucy his wife
will warrant and defend the said bargained & sold
land from themselves their heirs etc and from all other
persons whatsoever claiming under them. In Testimony
whereof we have hereunto set our hands & seals the
day & year above Written.
Enoch M Boone 1801
Henry C0., KY Deed Book 1, Page ? Boone to Moses Lee
- 20 Jul 1801 For 49 Pounds 4/6 84
3/4 acres 20th day of July 1801 Beginning at an
ash corner to Isaac Wainscott's line and running
thence S81E 10 poles to a dogwood and hickory thence
North31E 144 poles to a black oak & sassafras as
thence N44W 22 poles to a red oak thence West 183 poles
to an ash and dogwood thence S 60 poles to two white oaks
and ash thence E 145 poles to a white oak corner to
Wainscott's 102 acre tract thence with said Wainscott's
line South2E 54 poles to a stake and corner to
Wainscott's tract thence S18E 3 poles to the beginning. 1801
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) à Negative evidence:
No Greens appear on … ß Petition of Citizens
of Hawkins County, 25 Aug. 1801 1802
Henry Co., Ky Deed Book ?, Page 17 John Roberts and
Sally his wife of Montgomery Co., Ky and William
Roberts of Shelby County his Atty. - 31 Dec 1802 1802
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 29 May
1802 Benjamin Green; 1
Male over 21; 1 Slave over 16; 2 Slaves, 4 Horses 1802
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 29 May
1802 Stephen Green - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Richard Green - 133
acres, 1 male over 21, 1 male 16-21, 1 horse Isaac Green - 1
male over 21, 3 horses 1802
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 20 June
1802 Jonah Newhouse - 50
acres Ky River Myers survey 1802
Henry Co., Ky Tax List John Boid - 1 male
over 21, 5 horses 1802
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 1 Nov 1802 John Wright to
Elizabeth Green, father Richard, Bondsman - Stephen Green 1802
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) Deed Book 3, Page 95 Daniel Jones to
Millenton Collins 20 December 1802 Hawkins Co., TN Deed
Book 3, Page 98 - (LDS 0972800) "Daniel Jones of
Henry Co., KY to Millinton Collins of Hawkins Co., TN. $50.00 for 60 Acres
more of less “on the north side of Copper Ridge in
Mud Camp Valley … a conditional line between Benj.
Rice Sr. and the said Daniel Jones in the presence of
Benjamin Green & Richd Turner … a conditional
line made between Joseph Bartlett & Moses
Johnson” Wit: John Thompson;
Daniel McCoy. Hawkins County, TN
Microfilm, Roll 34, Tennessee State Library and Archives. Note:
Daniel Jones was born in Virginia on 8 Mar 1775, per his
tombstone. Unconfirmed. 1803
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 15 Apr
1803 Benjamin Green - 50
acres Drennon Creek, 1 Male over 21; 1 Slave over 16; 2
Slaves, 5 horses John Boyd - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses 1803
Henry Co., Ky Tax List various
dates Apr & May 1803 Stephen Green - 1
male over 21, 2 horses Richard Green - 133
acres Drennon Creek, 1 male over 21, 1 male 16-21, 4
horses Isaac Green - 1 male
over 21, 5 horses 1803
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 16 Jun
1803 William Green - 1
male over 21 Note:
The first known record of William Green in Henry County. 1803
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court
Records, Book 2, page 9 21 Jun 1803 - John
Carter vs Benjamin Green and Stephen Green 1803
Henry Co., Ky Deed Book 2, Page ??? 24 Aug 1803 - Francis
W. Green & Lucy his wife of the county of --------
and State of Kentucky to Jeremiah Strother of Goochland
County and State of Virginia 1000 Dollars for two
tracts lying and being in the county of Culpepper and
Commonwealth of Virginia containg 121 acres. 1804
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 28 Mar
1804 Benjamin Green; 1
Male over 21; 5 Horses 1804
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of Mar 1804 Stephen Green - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Richard Green - 83
acres D Creek Boon survey, 1 male over 21, 1 male 16-21,
5 horses Isaac Green - 100
acres D Creek Boon survey, 1 male over 21, 4 horses 1804
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court Book 2,
Page 44 June Term 1804 At a court called and
held for the county of henry on Monday the 25th day of
June 1804 for the examination of Robert Loudon Jr. Of
said county, laborer, for having on the 14th day of this
instant in the town of New Castle in said County falsely
& felonisously ??? & pay to James Campbell, one
piece of false, feigned, forged and counterfeit money
& coin of pewter, lead, & other ??? metals to the
likeness & similihide of the good circulating &
current coin of this commonwealth called a dollar then
& there knowing the same to be forged &
counterfeit against the ??? of the statute & against
the peace & dignity of the commonwealth of Kentucky. Note:
The charge was dismissed. 1804
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of Aug 1804 William Green - 1
male over 21 1804
Henry Co., Ky Tax List John Boyd - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse 1804
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court Book 2,
Page 130 Sep. Term 1804 The Grand Jury
returned into court and preferr'd the following
indictments and presentments to wit: An indictment against
Stephen Green for forging money, a true bill Same against same for
having possession of money moulds, a true bill Same against same for
passing counterfeit money, a true bill An indictment against
Isaac Green for passing counterfeit money, a true bill Same against same for
having money moulds in possession, a true bill An indictment against
Amos Jones for having in possession money moulds, a true
bill Same against same for
passing counterfeit money, a true bill Same against same for
forging money, a true bill An indictment against
Christopher Roddy for forging and counterfeiting money,
not a true bill Same against same for
passing counterfeit money, not a true bill It is therefore
considered by the court that the said Christopher Roddy
be discharged out of custody and go hence without ???? 1805
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 1 Apr
1805 Benjamin Green; 1
Male over 21; 1 Male 16-21 - Jms; 1 Slave over 16;
2 Slaves, 4 Horses Taxed on 50 acres on
Drennons Creek Note: Only year males
16 - 21 are listed by name. 1805
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 1 Apr
1805 Richard Green - 83
acres Drennons Creek, 1 male over 21, 1 male 16-21 - Frederick,
3 horses 1805
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 4 June
1805 Joannah Newhouse to
Charles Clark 1805
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 11 Jun
1805 John Boyd - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse 1805
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 22 Jun
1805 William Green - 1
male over 21 1805
Henry Co., Ky County Court Records,
Book 1A, pages 100 & 101 1 Apr 1805 - Abraham
Wainscott vs Benjamin Green; Theft of a pig. 1805
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court June
Term, Book 2, page 168 Benjamin Green vs
Abram and Isaac Wainscott 1805
Henry Co., Ky Marriage Bond John Boyd to Dicy
Green, 24 Dec 1805 Know all men by these
presents that we John Boyd & Tho. Knowls are held
& firmly bound unto Christ. Greenup Esq. Gov. of K.
& his Successors in Office in the just & full sum
of £50 to the pay. Whereof well & Truly
to be made we bind Ourselves & each of us Our heirs
Jointly and Severally firmly by these Presents Sealed
& dated this 24" day of Dec 1805 The Condition
of the above obligation is Such that whereas marriage is
Shortly intended to be Solemnized between the above bound
John Boyd & Dicy Green Daughter of Ben Green
of this County Now Shall it always hereafter appear
that there is no Just Cause to Obstruct the said marriage
then the above obligation to be Void Else to remain in
full force . Signed by John Boyd's
mark and Tho. Knowl's mark Thomas Knowls made
Oath that the within mentioned Dicy Green is of full
age of 21 years. 1806
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 21 Apr
1806 John Boyd - 55 acres
Dn Creek, 1 male over 21, 1 horse Note:
'East Battalin' 1806
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 14 May
1806 Richard Green - 1
male over 21, 1 male 16-21, 1 horse Note:
'East Battalin' 1806
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 23 Jun
1806 Benjamin Green; 1
Male over 21; 1 Male 16-21; 1 Slave over 16; 2 Slaves
total, 5 horses Note:
'East Battalin' 1806
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 9 Jul
1806 William Green; 150
acres Floyds Ford, 1 Male over 21; 2 Slaves over 16; 6
Slaves total, 2 horses Note:
Listed as west side of the road. 1806
Henry Co., Ky County Court August
Term, Page 181 (LDS 0828254) William H. Little
Esqr. Is admitted to practiseding an attorney at law in
this court, took oaths. 1806
Henry Co., Ky County Court August
Term, Page 181 (LDS 0828254) Benjamin Green
allowed 12/- for a Wolf’s head. 1807
Henry Co., Ky Marriage Bond James Green to
Rachel Folsome - 14 Feb 1807 Know all men by these
Presents that We James Green & Ben Green are held
& firmly bound unto Christ. Greenup Esq. Governor of
Kent. & his Successors in Office for the use of the
Commonwealth in the sum of £50 to the payment
whereof well & truly to be made We bind Ourselves Our
heirs Exec. & Admin. Jointly and severally firmly by
these presents sealed & dated this 14" day of
February 1807 the condition of the above obligation is
such that whereas marriage is shortly intended to be
solemnized between the Above Bound James Green & Rach.
Folsom e Daughter of Anna folsome of this County James
Folsome the father being dead now shall
it always hereafter appear that there is no Just Cause to
Obstruct the said Marriage then the Above Obligation to
be Void Else to remain in full force & virtue. Signed by James Green
and Ben Ja min Green 1807
Henry Co., Ky County Court - March
Term, Page 228 James Roberts Sr.,
John Roberts, James Roberts Jr., and Alsa Roberts Note:
Charles Clark accused of stealing a pig. 1807
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court - April
Term Moved that a summons
issue against Charles Clark & wife to show cause why
they have not administered on the estate of Jos. Newhouse
Deceased ... 1807
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 10 Apr
1807 William Green; 1 Male
over 21; 2 horses Note:
East of the road. 1807
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 20 Jun
1807 Benjamin Green; 1
Male over 21; 1 Slave over 16; 2 Slaves total, 3 Horses Note:
East of the road. 1807
Henry Co., Ky Tax List various
dates Jun 1807 Richard Green - 1
male over 21, 1 horse John Boyd - 50 acres
Drennon Ck Charles Wood Survey, 1 male over 21 James Green - 1
male 16-21; 1 horse Note:
First year James Green appears on the tax list in his own
right. All east of the road. 1807
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 3 Aug
1807 Joseph Green - 1 male
over 21 Note:
First known reference to Joseph Green in Henry County. 1807
Henry Co., Ky County Court Aug
Term, Page 265 (LDS 0828254) Benjamin Green his
mark of stock as follows, swallow fork in the right
ear and half crop in the underside of the left. 1808
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 8 Mar 1808 Daniel Jones to
Elizabeth Hughley, father Lewis; Bondsman - Benj. Green 1808
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 16 Jun
1808 Benjamin Green; 1
Male over 21; 1 Slave over 16; 2 Slaves total, 10 Horses James Green - Over
21; 2 Horses Note:
By this record James birth would have been in 1787
although he stated in his pension application that he was
born 6 Feb 1789. 1808
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 16
Jun 1808 Caty Green - 1 male
16 - 21, 3 horses William Green - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Note:
A page may be missing. 1808
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court, Book
3, page 67 4 Jul 1808 - John
Baker vs Benjamin Green 1808
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court, Book
3, page 84 July Term 1808 -
Richard Folsom infant against Benjamin Green This day came the
parties by their attornies ... that the plaintiff Richard
Fulsome came into the defendants own house and was
impertenant and he gently laid his hands upon him to turn
him out and he then and there assaulted the defendant and
would have beaten him and chopped him with a broadaxe if
he had not defended himself which is the same assault
& battery in the declaration complained of ... Note:
This matter was dismissed by the October Court 1808
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 26 Oct
1808 Frederick Green to
Caty Wainscott, father Richard; Bondsman - John Wright 1808
Henry Co., Ky Estate of Isaac Green November Court 1808 -
Page 63 It appearing to the
court that Isaac Green died without will And Caty
Green the Adm. having come into court and took the
oath required by law and together with James Bartlett
and Abm. Wainscott her sercurities entered into and
acknowledged bond in the Penalty of $500 with such
conditions as the law requires. Certificate of Admn is
Granted her in due Power of Law. Same page Ordered that Jno
Baker, Jno Cooper, Jno Williams & Isaac Malin or any
three of these being first duly sworn to Appraise the
Estate of Isaac Green deceased And make report to next
court. 1809
Henry Co., Ky Estate of Isaac Green February Court 1809 -
Page 94 Inventory &
appraisment of the estate of Isaac Green deceased was
returned to court. Appd & ordered to be recorded. 1809
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) Deed Book 6, Page 182
(LDS 0972801) 26 Mar 1809 Benjamin Green to
Robert Kyle This indenture made
the twenty sixth day of March one thousand eight hundred
& nine between Benjn. Green of Kentucky & Henry
County of the one part & Robert Kyle of the county of
Hawkins and state of Tennesee of the other part Witneseth
that for and in consideration of the sum of two hundred
dollars to him the sd. Green in hand paid the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged hath barganed sold and
conveyed unto the ???? Robert Kyle one hundred and forty
acres of land be the same more or less lying and being in
the county of Hawkins in Sizemores Valley on the waters
of Dry?? Creek Beginning at a large poplar & dogwood
running thence South Seventy Four west two hundred and
forty poles to a white Oak & dogwood then south one
hundred poles to a stake then No. Seventy Four East two
hundred & forty poles to a stake then due North one
hundred poles to the begining Together with all woods
waters and water courses profit and commodity &
appurtinancys there unto belonging or appertaining to
have and to hold the aforesaid premises with every part
and ???? either in law or equity and do by these presents
warrant and forever defend the aforesaid tract of land
unto the said Robert Kyle and his heirs forever as
witness my hand and seal this day and year above wrote.
Benjn. Green John Thompson Amasa Howel Jessee Howel Note:
(9 Sep 1793 - Hawkins Co., TN Deed Book 2, Page 99 -
(LDS 097299) John Rice of
Hawkins Co. and Terr. So. of the river Ohio to Benjm.
Green of the same. "In the County of Hawkins in
Sizemores valley on the waters of Jos.
Wallings Mill Creek a branch of the Clinch River."
40 Pounds for 140 acres --- Mentions
Micajah Bunch as a neighbor.) 1809
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 3, Page 671 Whereas Enoch Morgan
Boone claiming under an entry in his own name for one
thousand acres of land on the waters of Drennon's Lick
Creek in Henry County has sold to sundry persons small
quantities of the said one thousand acres and reserved
for himself two hundred acres thereof but as a
considerable part of the said one thousand acres of land
lays within the boundaries of a claim entered, surveyed
and patented in the name of Benj. Sebastian the
superiority of which the said Boone acknowledges and
therefore relinquishes all claim to any part of the said
One thousand acres of land which interfears with claim of
said Sebastian … Note:
This document deals only with Boone's own two hundred
acre tract and makes no mention of the land which Boone
had sold to others. 1809
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 17 Jun
1809 William Green - 1
male over 21, 3 horses Note:
East of the road. 1809
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 17 Jun
1809 Benjamin Green - 155
& 60 acres no location given, 1 Male over 21; 1 Slave
over 16; 2 Slaves total, 10 Horses James Green - 65
Acres Drennon Creek Ben. Seb Survey, 1 male over 21; 2
Horses Note:
East of the road. 1809
Henry Co., Ky Tax List of 17 Jun
1809 Catherine Green - 3
horses Note:
East of the road. 1809
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 3, Pages ?? Benjamin Sebastian
and Amelia his wife to John Baker of Henry Co. -
22 Aug 1809 For $739.50 two
tracts of land one containing 212 1/2 acres and the other
unspecified. 1809
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 3, Pages
673 - 674. Benjamin Sebastian to
Benjamin Green - 23 Aug 1809 Two tracts, one of
185 acres and another of 96 acres (Total 281 acres) 1809
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 3, Pages
680 - 681. Benjamin Sebastian to
James Green - 23 Aug 1809 Purchased 80 Acres
from Benjamin and Amelia Sebastian 1809
Henry Co., KY Deed Book ?, Page ???
Benjamin Sebastian
and Amelia his wife of Jefferson County & State of Ky
to Daniel Jones of Henry Co. Ky - 23 Aug 1809 For $215.00 120 acres
on the waters of Drennon Lick Creek Beginning at a white
oak on a branch corner to Jno. Baker thence down
the branch N25W 144 poles to three white oaks in
Vanmeters line thence with his line South73W till it
strikes the line of 1000 acre survey made for Enoch M.
Boone. Thence with the said line till it strikes Benjamin
Green's corner. Thence with Greens line to the
beginning. 1809
Henry Co., Ky Court Records, Book
?, Page 254 Inventory of the
estate of Isaac Green decd. Sept 4" 1809 'This is a True
Statement of the Personal Property of Isaac Green
deceased whereof Caty Green is Adminstrator.' Henry County February
Court 1809 The foregoing
Inventory & apprasil was returned to Court approved
& ordd to be recorded. Question:
Why does this read February Court 1809 at the bottom? A
clerical error or a reference back to Isaac Green's
estate? 1809
Hawkins Co., NC (later TN) Deed Book 3, Page 255
- (LDS 0972800) Richard Green to
Isaac Rice - 16 Oct 1809 Richard Green of
the state of Kentucky to Isaac Rice of the State
of Tennesee and Roane Co. 640 Dollars for
“640 Acres of land in the county of Hawkins and
state aforesaid laying and being on the south bank of the
Clinch River including the mouth of Richarsons Creek. Signed Richard Green,
Henry Green (his mark) Witnesses: John
Thompson, Henry Matlock, Alexander Russell 1809
Henry Co., Ky Estate of Isaac Green November Court 1809 Inventory &
Apraisal of the Estate of Isaac Green deceased was
returned to court. App. & ordered to be recorded. 1809
Henry Co., Ky Marriage Bond Elsey Roberts to
John Green - 25 Dec 1809 Know all men by these
Presents that We John Green & Benj. Green are held
& firmly bound unto Chs. Scott Govr of Kenty &
his Successors in Office in the sum of £50 to the
Payment whereof well & truly to be made we bind
ourselves our heirs Exec. & Admin. Jointly and
Severally firmly by these Presents Sealed this 25"
day of Dece 1809 The condition of the above
obligation is Such that whereas marriage is shortly
Intended to be Solemnized between the above bound John
Green & Elsey Roberts daughter of John Roberts of
this County now shall it always hereafter appear that
there is no just Cause to obstruct the Said Marriage then
the above obligation to be Void Else to remain in full
force & virtue. Signed by the marks
of both John Green and Benj. Green 1810
Henry Co., Ky Marriage Bond Isaac Green to
Anna Green Know all men by these
Presents that We Isaac Green Ben Green are held firmly
bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the sum of
£50 to the Payment whereof well & truly to be
made we bind ourselves our heirs Execs & Admns
jointly and severally firmly by these Presents Sealed and
dated this 5 day of Octr 1810 The condition of the
above obligation is such that whereas marriage is shortly
intended to be Solemnized between the above bound Isaac
Green & Anna Green dau of B Green of this county.
Now shall it always appear that there is no just cause to
obstruct the sd marriage then the above obligation to be
void Else to remain in full force & virtue. Signed by Isaac Green
who made his mark and Ben ja min Green Note:
On her Guion Miller application, No. 43075, Rebecca
Sexton lists her grandparents as Isaac Green and Anna
Green. 1810
Henry Co., Ky Estate of Caty Green November court 1810 It appearing to the
court that Caty Green died without will & Abraham
Winscott next of kin came into court took the oath Req.
By law together with James Bartlett Secty. Entered into
and acknowledged bond in the penality of 2 hundred
dollars conditions as law requires ... 1810
Henry Co., Ky Estate of Caty Green November court 1810 -
Book ?, Page 254 On the 14" day
of Nov 1810 Chas Snell, Isaac Malin & Jno.
Williams met at the house of Is. Wainscot in order
to Pearse the estate of Caty Green decd
& after being sworn entered into business as follows
to wit ... viz we the above named apper' do certify that
this is a true statement of all the goods & chattels
belonging to the estate of Caty Green decd that came
under our notice given under our hand the above date Henry County Dec
Court 1810 The above appraisment
of Caty Green decd was retd to court approved &
ordered to be recorded 1810
Henry Co., Ky Estate of Caty Green November court 1810 -
Book ?, Page 294-295 November 14th 1810 I Abraham
Wainscott Administrator of the Estate of Caty Green
do hereby certify that the whole amount of the Estate
aforesaid at publick Auction Amounted to $112 Henry County February
Court 1812 The foregoing list of
sales was brought in to court Approved & ordered to
be recorded. 1810
Henry Co., Ky Estate of Caty Green December court 1810 -
Book 2, Page 236 Inventory & appr.
of the estate of Caty Green decd returned to court appd
& ordered to be recorded. Note:
No tax records are known for the year 1810 1810 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 360 :
01010-00010-03 Benjamin Green
26-45 (Mary)
26-45 (Isaac?)
10-16 1810 Census -
Shelby Co., Kentucky Page 202 -
10010-30100-01 John Boyd
26-45 (Dicy Ann)
16-26 (Isaac)
Under 10 (Mary)
Under 10 (Elizabeth)
Under 10 (female)
Under 10 Note:
John Boyd is not on the Henry County tax lists for 1808
or 1809, he reappears on the list for 1811. 1810 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 365 :
10110-10100-00 James Green
16-26 (Rachel)
16-26 (Levi)
Under 10 (male)
26-45 (female)
Under 10 1810 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky (17 Dec. 1810) Page 364 :
00100-00100-00 John Green
16-26 (Elsey)
16-26 Note:
No census record has been found for Isaac and Anna Green. 1810 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 369 :
10100-00100-00 Frederick Green
16-26 (Caty)
16-26 (male)
Under 10 1811
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court June
term Page 280 Richard Roberts
guardian of John, Polly, & Lucy Moore orphans of Tho.
Moore decd. 1811
Henry Co., Ky Tax List John Boyd - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Jas Green - 1 male
over 21, 1 slave total, 2 horses Wm Green - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses Note:
Partial tax list only, no entry for Benjamin Green. 1812
Henry Co., KY Deed Book ??, Page
243 John Baker to the
Drennon Ridge Baptist Church 1 acre for $ 1.00 Note:
This one acre tract was taken from the NW corner of
Baker's land. The land of Benjamin Green was adjacent to
that of Baker's and laid on the West side. Since the
original Church cemetery still exists it is possible to
locate these and several other adjoining tracts of land. 1812
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Benjamin Green - 280
acres D. Creek Sebastian Survey, 1 Male over 21; 1 Slave
over 16; 3 Slaves total, 10 horses - 1 stud John Boyd - 1 male
over 21, 2 horses James Green - 100
acres D. Creek Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 5 horses Note:
The two tracts from Sebastian totaled 281 acres. 1812
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 1
male over 21 Green, Joseph - 1
male over 21, 2 horses 1812
Henry Co., Ky County Court, May
Term 1812 (LDS 0828254) Page 361 - Benjamin
Green appointed surveyor of the road from Niel’s
mill to Williams meeting house. 1812
Henry Co., Ky Marriage Bond Isaac F Green to
Nancy Roberts - 24 July 1812 Know all men by these
Presents that we Isaac F Green & James Roberts are
held & firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky
in the sum of 50 pounds to the Payment whereof we
& each of us bind ourselves our heirs Execs &
admins jointly and severally firmly by these Presents
sealed & dated this 24" day of July1812 The condition of the
above obligation is such that whereas a marriage is
shortly intended to be solemnized between the above bound
Isaac Green and Nancy Roberts daughter of said James
Roberts of this County. If therefore it shall always
appear there is no just cause to obstruct said marriage
then the above obligation to be void otherwise to remain
in full force. Signed by Isaa F
Green and Js Roberts who made his mark Note:
This is James Roberts Sr. Who appears to have died about
1819, not his son James Roberts Jr. who drowned crossing
Six Mile Creek in 1829. See deed below by Isaac and
Richard Green whose wives were sisters. 1813
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Benjamin Green - 285
acres D Creek Sebastian survey, 1 Male over 21; 2 Slaves
over 16; 4 Slaves total, 5 horses John Boid - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses James Green - 100
acres , 1 male over 21, 5 horses John Green - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses 1813
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 1
male over 21, 3 horses Green, Joseph - 1
male over 21, 1 Slave total, 4 horses 1813
Henry Co., Ky War of 1812 Service Capt. Eleazar
Hedden’s Company, 8th Reg't Kentucky Mounted
Volunteer Militia, (Callaway’s) Benjamin Green,
Private, Aug 27 to Nov 9; 2 Months, 14 days service. James Green, Private,
27 Aug 1813 to 9 Nov 1813 - His widow claimed he was
present at battle of Tippecanoe. John Green, Private,
27 Aug 1813 to 9 Nov 1813 Richard Green,
Private, 27 Aug 1813 to 9 Nov 1813 1813
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 4, pages
472 - 473. Benjamin Sebastian to
John Green This indenture this
17th day of December in the year of our Lord 1813 between
Benjamin Sebastian by his attorney Willaim Neale of the
county of Grayson and the state of Kentucky of the one
part and John Green of the county of Henry & state
aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the said
Benjamin Sebastian by his attorney aforesaid for & in
consideration of the sum of forty four dollars and fifty
cents to him in hand paid the receipt whereof he doth
hereby acknowledge have granted bargained ??? sold and by
these presents do grant bargain sell alien convey and
confirm unto the said John Green all that certain tract
or parcel of land lying & being in the County of
Henry on the waters of Drennons Creek it being a part of
said Sebastian's 5725 acre survey and bounded as follows
to wit Beginning at beech & sugar trees in
original line S65E 44 1/2 poles to hickory & walnut
S25W 160 poles to dogwood in Thomas White's line N65W 44
1/2 poles to his corner beech in the original line N25E
160 poles to the beginning. ... etc.
Signed Benja Sebastian by his attorney William Neale 1814
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Benjamin Green - 280
acres Drennons Sebastian Survey, 1 Male over 21; 2 Slaves
over 16; 4 Slaves total, 9 Horses James Green - 100
acres Drennon Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 6 horses John Green - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses Isaac Green - 1 male
over 21, 2 horses Question:
Is this the son of Benjamin or the son of Isaac and Caty
Green? 1814
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 1
male over 21, 1 Slave over 21, 1 Slave total, 3 horses Green, Joseph - 1
male over 21, 1 Slave over 21, 2 Slaves total, 3 horses 1815
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 8 Apr 1815 Stephen Green to
Martha Abbott, father Geo.; Bondsman - Isaac Green Sr. 1815
Roane Co., Tn Will Book A, Pages
60-61 Will of John Rice,
Sr. - April 1815 NOTE: Mentions
by name wife Susannah Rice, daughter Milly Bartlett,
William - 'son of my first wife', son Isaac, and
heirs of son James Rice deceased. 1815
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 5, Page 141 10 Aug 1815 - Henry
County & etc. This day came Benjamin
Green before me Thomas Frank one of the Commonwealth
Justices of the Peace for said County and made oath that a
certain negro woman brought by him from Tennessee was a
part of his wifes legacy and brought said negro for
his own use. Given under my hand & seal this 10"
day of August 1815. 1815
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Benjamin Green - 230
acres, 1 male over 21, 3 Slaves over 16, 6 Slaves total,
2 Horses James Green - 100
acres D. Ck. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
total, 5 horses John Green - 42
acres, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave total, 3 horses Isaac Green Sr. - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Isaac Green Jr. - 50
acres, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Note:
I tend to think Isaac Green Jr. Is the son of Benjamin
based on the 50 acres he had on Drennon. In 1814 Benjamin
was taxed on 280 acres which corresponds with his
purcahse of 281 acres from Benjamin Sebastian in 1809. 1815
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Will Sr. - 400
acres D.Ck Jones Survey, 1 male over 21, 4 horses Green, Joseph - 1
male over 21, 1 Sale over 16, 1 Slave total, 5 horses 1816
Henry Co., KY Marriage Bond Richard Green to
Polly Roberts - 26 Jul 1816 Know all men by these
Presents that We Richard Green & Ben Green are held
& firmly bound unto Commonwealth in the sum of £50
to be paid ??? 26' July 1816 The condition of the
above obligation is such that whereas marriage is about
to be Solemnized sd R Green & polly Roberts
daughter of Jas Roberts consent given. If therefore
it shall always appear that there is no just cause to
obstruct sd marriage then the above obligation to be void
else to remain in full force. Signed by Richd Green
who made his mark and Benj Green Note:
This is James Roberts Sr. Who appears to have died about
1819 not his son James Roberts Jr. who drowned crossing
Six Mile Creek in 1829. See deed below by Isaac and
Richard Green whose wives were sisters. 1816
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Benjamin Green - 130
acres Dcr. Sebastian Survey, 1 Male over 21; 2 Slaves
over 16; 5 Slaves total, 11 horses John Boyd - 1 male
over 21, 4 horses James Green - 100
acres Dcr. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
total, 3 horses John Green - 50 acres
Dcr. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave total, 2
horses Isaac Green Jr. - 50
acres Dcr. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 3 horses Isaac Green Sr. - 1
male over 21, 1 horse 1816
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 300
acres Dr. Cr. Jones Survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Joseph - 100
acres Dcr. Jones Survey, 1 male over 21, 2 Slaves
over 16, 2 Slaves total, 2 horses Note:
The land of both Joseph and William Green is shown as
being in J. Jones Survey. Question:
Did the 100 acres belonging to Joseph come from William's
400 acres of 1815?. 1817
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Benjamin Green - 239
acres Ben Sebastian survey, 1 Male over 21; 4 Slaves over
16; 5 Slaves total, 12 horses John Boyd - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses James Green - 100
acres Ben Sebastian survey, 1 Male over 21, 1 Slave over
16, 1 Slave total, 2 horses John Green - 45 acres
Ben Sebastian survey, 1 Male over 21, 1 Slave total, 4
horses Isaac Green - 50
acres Ben Sebastian survey, 1 Male over 21, 3 horses Richard Green - 1
male over 21, 2 horses Question:
What is the relationship between Richard Green and
Benjamin Green? 1817
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 200
acres Jones Survey, 1 male over 21, 3 horses Green, Joseph - 1
male over 21, 3 horses 1817
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 14 Jun
1817 William Roberts to
Eddy Roberts, father John; Bondsman - John Green 1817
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 16 Oct
1817 Bernard B. Green to
Nancy Reed, mother Mary Romjue 1818
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin - 280
acres Dcr B. Sebastian Survey, 1 Male over 21; 4 Slaves
over 16; 7 Slaves, 10 horses Green, James - 100
acres Dcr Dcr B. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1
Slave over 16, no Slaves total ??, 3 horses Green, John - 50
acres Dcr Dcr B. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1
Slave over 16, no Slaves total ???, 2 horses Green, Isaac - 1 male
over 21, 6 horses Green, Isaac Sr. - 1
male over 21 Green, Richard - 1
male over 21, 2 horses 1818
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Joseph - 1
male over 21, 1 horse, Tavern License Green, John - 150
acres Six Mile, 1 male over 21, 4 horses Question:
Who is this second John Green? Is he the one associated
with William and Joseph ?? 1818
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court March
term On motion of Isaac
Green leave is given him to keep tavern at his house in
this county one year he having together with James Green
and Joseph Roberts his securities entered into &
acknowledged bond as the law directs 1819
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 7, pages
487-488 Benjamin Sebastian to
Benjamin Green For 500 dollars two
tracts of land on Five mile Creek a branch of Drennon's
lick Creek, acreage not given. 1819
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin - 430
acres Dcr B. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21; 3 Slaves
over 16; 7 Slaves total, 10 horses Boyd, John - 1 male
over 21, 2 horses Green, James - 500
acres DLC McDonald Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave total,
5 horses Green, John - 50
acres Dcr Dcr B. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1
Slave total, 3 horses Green Richard - 1
male over 21, 2 horses 1819
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Joseph - 1
male over 21, 5 horses Green, Jno Sr. - 115
acres ?? Dcr B. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 4
horses 1819
Henry Co., KY Estate of James
Roberts Decd. Copy of the original
bond for Lucy Robberts & Richard Robberts admors. Of
the goods chattel & credits of James Roberts decd.
Dated 7 day of Jun 1819 A list of property
sold at sale of James Roberts decd. Jun 19 1819; copied
from original document and recorded in Will Book 2 pag
438 Note:
Lucy Roberts was the widow of James Roberts Sr. who
appears to have died about 1819, this is not her son
James Roberts Jr. who drowned crossing Six Mile Creek in
1829. Not sure who Richard Roberts is or how he relates. 1820 Census -
New Castle Township, Henry Co., Kentucky Page 243 :
010001-00001-3000-1200-1011 Ben Green
Over 45 (Mary)
Over 45 (male)
10-16
(James, son of Isaac ?) Note:
From the Guion Miller application, No. 43075, of Rebecca
Sexton we learn that her grandparents were Isaac Green
and Anna Green. Rebecca states ‘my parents being
first cousins’. Her mother was Elizabeth Boyd,
daughter of John Boyd and Dicy Green. Thus making her
father, James Green, seemingly by necessity the son of
Isaac Green since the offspring of Isaac's two brothers
are well documented. See also the 1832 Henry Co., Ky.
marriage bond for Rebecca's father and mother wherein
James Green is stated to be the grandson of Ben Green. Question:
Did Anna Green die and Isaac remarry to Angelina? There's
no marriage bond in Henry County for a second marriage. 1820 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 220 -
310201-21010-02-0000-0000 Jn Boyd
Over 45 (Dicy Ann)
26-45 (Isaac)
10-16 (Mary)
10-16 (Elizabeth)
Under 10 (Rachel)
Under 10 (Charles)
Under 10 (male)
Under 10 (male)
Under 10 (male)
18 - 26 (male)
18 - 26 1820 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 220 :
311110-10010-0300-0000-1000 Jas Green
26-45 (Rachel)
26-45 (male)
16-26 (Levi)
10-16 (Jesse)
Under 10 (Isaac)
Under 10 (male)
Under 10 (Jemima)
Under 10 1820 Census -
Lexington, Henry Co., Kentucky Page 220 :
100010-40010-0200-1000-0000 Jn Green
26-45 (Elsey)
26-45 (Nancy)
Under 10 (Squire)
Under 10 (Mary)
Under 10 (Catherine)
Under 10 (Martha)
Under 10 1820 Census
- Henry Co., Kentucky Page 243 - Green, Isaac
Sr. 25 -
45 (Female)
16 - 26 (male)
Under 10 (male)
Under 10 (male)
Under 10 (male)
Under 10 (male)
Under 10 1820
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin - 356
& 150 acres D. Creek Dcr B. Sebastian Survey, 1 Male
over 21; 4 Slaves over 16; 7 Slaves, 7 horses Boyd, John - 1 male
over 21, 5 horses Green, Js - 500 acres
Dcr Howard Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave total, 5
horses Green, Jno - 100
acres Dcr Dcr B. Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1
Slave total, 2 horses Green, Isaac - 50
acres Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Isaac - 1 male
over 21 Green, Richard - 1
male over 21, 2 horses 1820
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Wm. - 200
acres Jones survey, 1 male over 21, 3 Slaves under 16, 4
Slaves total, 2 horses Green, Jas - 1 male
over 21, 4 horses Green, Jno - 105
acres 6 mile, 1 male over 21, 4 horses Green Paul - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse 1820
Henry Co., KY Court Order Book 3;
Page 212 - 213 Sept. Court 1820 On motion of Benjamin
Green, It is ordered by the Court that Isaac Green
Sr. Be and he is hereby appointed overseer of the
road leading from where the warehouse road leaves the old
Drennon’s Lick road to said lick and that the
following hands do assist said overseer to open same 3
feet wide (except on the Hill) and keep the same in
lawful repair Towit William Baxter, John Baxter, James
Baxter John Baxter, James Jones, James Green, Isaac F.
Green, Richard Green, Abram Green, Abram Little,
Joshua Loudon, Jesse Boyd, Isaac George, William
Jackson, Benjamin Green, Daniel Jones, Lee Gray,
William Heaton, Geo. W. Allegood, Michael Thorn, Owen
Malin, Jonathan Cooper and William P. James. Note:
(A Road List which will tell you all who lived in the
same neighborhood.) 1821
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 9, Page 400
and 401 2 Apr 1821 Benjamin Green to
Isaac Green Sr. This Indenture made
this 2nd day of April [1821] in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty one between
Benjamin Green and Mary his wife of Henry County &
State of Kentucky on the one part and Isaac Green
Senior and Mary his wife for & in consideration
of 180 Dollars to them paid the receipt whereof is hereby
ackd. And forever acquit[?] the sd Isaac Green his heirs
have granted and sold and by these presents do grant
Bargain sell alien and confirm with the sd Isaac Green
and his heirs forever a certain tract of Land situate and
lying in Henry County Beginning at a sycamore and black
walnut at the mouth of Isaac F. Greens old spring
branch corner to the before mentioned tract &
running thence down five mile creek with the meander to
the mouth of Coopers Sugar Camp branch to a honey locust
& elm thence up the sd branch to the fork of the
branch & Key the said Benjamin Greens Spring
branch to Coons [or Boones] line to a black walnut
& Elm standing in the said line thence South with
Boones line to a small red Oak and small Hickory stand in
the same line and corner to the before mentioned tract
thence with the name marked line to the fork of Isaa
F. Greens old Spring branch before mentioned and down
the said Spring branch to the Beginning to have to hold
the same tract or parcel of Land unto the said Isaac
Green his heirs & assisgns with all and singular the
appertinancy thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining to the only ? Benefit & behoof him the
said Isaac Green his heirs and assigns forever and the sd
Benjamin Green doth covenant to and with the said Isaac
Green his heirs and assigns that he will warrant and
defend the tract or parcel of Land against the claims of
all person claiming or to the ? Bu from or under him the
said Benj. Green or his heirs. In Witness whereof the
said Benjn. Green hath hereunto set his hand and affix
his seal the day and year first above mentioned Signed Benjamin and
Mary Green Witness Isaac Collett Wm. R. Runnells Wm. P.
Jean recorded 1st Oct 1821 1821
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court, Aug.
Term 1821 - Order Book 8, Page 141 Mary Ford vs Ben
Green in covenant. This day came the
parties by their attorneys and thereupon came a jury to
wit: ... who being elected tried and sworn well and truly
to try this issue joined do say we of the jury find for
the plaintiff four hundred & fifty dollars in damages
... the pltf. having proved that the slave in the
declaration mentioned was diseased in the month of
January 1821, then proved that money had been expended by
her in trying to effect a cure of the girl in the
covenant mentioned and also proved that that the
maintenance of the girl was an expense to the Pltf over
and above the value of her services ... 1821
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court, Sep.
Term 1821 On motion Isaac F.
Green is appointed guardian of Spicy Green orphan of
Isaac Green decd he having in court entd. Bond with
Robert Mc??? his security in the sum of fifty dollars
conditions as the law directs. 1821
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court, Oct.
Term 1821 Page 192 ... Tercy London ...
a poor widow woman and that her whole property does not
amount to twenty dollars. Note:
Mother of Margaret, second wife of James Green 1821
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin - 446
acres Drennons Sebastian Survey, 1 Male over 21; 5 Slaves
over 16; 7 Slaves, 7 horses Boyd, John - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, James - 500
acres Drennons Howard Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
total, 5 horses Green, John - 50
acres Drennons Creek Sebast. Survey, 1 male over 21, 1
Slave total, 2 horses Green, Isaac Sr. -
121 acres Drennons Sebast. Survey, 1 male over 21, 2
horses Green, Isaac - 1 male
over 21, 2 horses Green, Richard - 1
male over 21, 2 horses 1821
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William Col. -
300 acres Drennons C., 1 male over 21, 3 Slaves
over 16, 5 Slaves total, 5 horses Green, Joseph - 146
acres Drennons Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 horse Green, James - 105
acres 6 Mile Boone Survey, 1 male over 21, 4 horses 1822
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 9, Page 442 John Romjue &
Mary his wife of Shelby Co. to Bernard Green of Henry $800.00 for 104 1/2
acres on the waters of Floyd's Ford, 12 Jan 1822 1822
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 9, Page 484 Bernard Green and
Nancy his wife of Henry Co. to Joseph
Froble $700.00 for 100 ½
Acres on the waters of Floyd's Creek, 20 Feb 1822 1822
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Note:
Children 4-14 would have been born between 1808 and 1818. Green, Benja - 390
acres on D Creek Jones Survey, 1 Male over 21; 5 Slaves
over 16; 8 Slaves total, 3 horses (1 Stud) Boyd, John - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses Green, James - 500
acres D. Creek Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 3 children
4-14, 1 Slave total, 4 horses - Children (Levi, Jesse,
Isaac) Green, John - 85
acres D. Creek Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 2 children
4-14, 1 Slave total, 2 horses - Children (Nancy, Squire,
Mary ?) Green, Isaac - 173
acres D. Creek Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 3 children
4-14, 3 horses Green, Isaac F. - 1
male over 21, 2 horses Green, Richard - 50
acres D. Crk Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 3 children
4-14, 1 Slave total, 4 horses Note:
The tax listing for John Boyd is in the manner of
previous years and does not list children 4-14. Note:
A portion of this tax list is illegible. 1822
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Note:
Children 4-14 would have been born between 1808 and 1818. Green, Will - 500
acres Jones Survey, 1 male over 21, 2 Slaves over 16, 3
Slaves total, 3 horses Green, Joseph - 146
acres Flat Crk Moore Survey + town lot, 1 male over 21, 4
children 4-14, 1 horse Green, John - 105
acres 6 Mile Boone Survey, 1 male over 21, 3 horses Green, James - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, Sally - 1
child 4-14, 2 horses Green, Abm - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Note:
A portion of this tax list is illegible. 1822
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 9, Page 445 Benjamin Sebastian
of Grayson County to John Green of Henry County 35 acres on the
waters of Drennon Lick Creek for $18.00 Beginning where the
said Green’s line crosses the left hand fork of his
Spring Branch thence down the spring branch to
Alexander’s branch and down the same to Five Mile
then down Five Mile to a beech tree marked with several
letters and standing in a line of the original survey
thence along the said line of the said Green’s
corner and with the said Green’s line to the
beginning. 17 Jan 1822 1822
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 10, Page 58
& 59 Isaac Green
and Richard Green to James Roberts This indenture made
this 25 day of May in the year of our lord 1822 between
Isaac Green and Nancy his wife and Richard Green
and Margaret his wife of the county of Henry and
Commonwealth of Kentucky of the one part and James
Roberts of the County of Henry and Commonwealth aforesaid
of the other part witnesseth that the said Isaac Green
and Nancy his wife and the said Richard Green and wife
for an inconsideration of the sum of twenty six Dollars
in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged
hath granted bargained and sold and by these presents
doth grant bargain and sell unto the said James Roberts
his heirs and assigns all that portion or parcel of land
situate and being in the County of Henry and waters of
Six Mile being the tract of land which James Roberts
Sr. Died seized and possessed of containing two hundred
acres originally and deeded by part of the heirs
to James Roberts or their portion on the 8th
of Oct 1821 and bounded as follows towit Beginning at
an ash sugartree and beech thence west 178 poles to an
ash hickory and oak then N 179 poles to Spriggs corner
thence East 178 poles, on Spriggs line to the corner
thence South 179 poles to the beginning It is to be
understood that the said Isaac and wife & Richard
& wife convey to said Roberts heirs the said Nancy
& Margaret ? ? in said land as above by the wish of
her father James Roberts Deceased which they are entitled
to as heirs of said James together with all and singular
the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining to have and to hold the land hereby conveyed
with the appurtenances unto the said James Roberts his
heirs and assigns forever, and the said Isaac Green and
wife and Richard Green and wife for themselves heirs,
Exer, & admr, the aforesaid tract of Land
appurtenances unto the said James Roberts his heirs and
assigns against the claim or claims of all and every
person or person whatsoever, claiming by or ? ? the said
Green and wife do and will forever warrant and defend by
their presents In witness whereof the said Isaac Green
& Nancy his wife & Richd Green & Margaret his
wife have hereunto set their hands & seals the day
and date first above written Signed by Isaac Green
and Nancy Green and by the mark of Richard Green and
Margaret Green 1823
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court, Nov.
Term 1823 Page 467 Ordered that Isaac
Green be appointed guardian to Rachel Green who entered
into & acknowledged bond with Isaac F. Green his sec.
In the penalty of $200 conditioned as required by law.
Ordered that Elijah Clubb be appointed to settle with
David Adams former guardian of Rachel Green and report to
court. 1823
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benja - 330
acres 1 Male over 21, 6 Slaves over 16, 8 Slaves
total, 7 horses Boyd, Johns - 1 male
over 21, 2 horses Green, James - 500
acres Dr. Creek Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
total, 3 horses Green, John - 100
acres Dr. Creek Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
total, 2 horses Green, Isaac Jr. -
123 acres, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Isaac Sr. - 1
male over 21, 2 horses Green, Richard - 1
male over 21, 1 horse 1823
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 200
acres Jones survey, 1 male over 21, 2 Slaves over 16, 3
Slaves total, 2 horses Green Jos. - 136
acres, 1 male over 21, 3 horses Green, John - 105
acres 6 Mile Boone Survey, 1 male over 21, 3 horses Green, James - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, Sarah - 2
horses Green, Abram - 1 male
over 21 Green, Paul - 1 male
over 21 Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21 1823
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court Nov.
Term Page 467 Ordered that Isaac
Green be appointed guardian to Rachel Green who entered
into & acknowledged bond with said Isaac F. Green
his sec. In the penalty of $200 conditoned as required by
law. Ordered that Elijah Clubb be appointed to settle
with David Adams former guardian of Rachel Green and
report to court. 1824
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 11, Page 24
& 25 5 May 1824 Benjamin Green
to Richard Green This Indenture made
this 5th day of May 1824 between Benjamin
Green of the first part and Richard Green of the second
part both of the County of Henry and State of Kentucky
witnesseth that the said Benjamin Green for and in
consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty five
Dollars in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged hath granted bargained & sold and doth
by these presents grant bargain and sell unto the said
Richard Green a certain tract or parcel of land being and
situate on the waters of Drennons Creek in the county and
state aforesaid and bounded as follows towit Beginning
on Benj. Boons old line at two walnut saplins [sic]
in a branch of five mile creek and adjoining said B.
Green, thence down said branch South 26 _ 60 poles
thence to 38 W 46 poles to an ? On five mile, thence down
the same N77W 80 poles to a sugar tree Ash & sycamore
three on the bank of the creek thence N11East 82 poles to
a Hickory in Boons old line thence with said line W88E88
poles to the Beginning containing fifty acres more
or less To have & to hold the said tract of land unto
the said Richard Green his heirs & assigns with all
& singular the appurtenances thereto belonging to the
only proper use & benefit of him the said R Green his
heirs & assigns forever. And the said Ben Green doth
covenant to and with the said Richard his heirs &
assigns that he will warrant and defend the said tract of
land against the claim of all persons claiming or to
claim by from thro or under him the said Benjamin or his
heirs, In Witness whereof the said Benj. Green hath
hereunto set his hand & seal the same day & year
first above mentioned Signed Benj. Green
recorded 7 May 1824 1824
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court July
Term Page 503 Settlement made by
comm. With David Adams guardian of Racel Green was this
day returned into court examined approved and ordered to
be recorded. 1824
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 11, Page
147 Richard Green and
Benjamin Green to Willis Long 28 Aug 1824 This indenture made
this 28th day of Augt 1824 Between Richard
Green and Benjamin Green of Henry County and state of
Kentucky of the one part and Willis Long of the other
witnesseth that the said Richard & Benjamin Green for
and in consideration of the sum of seventy Dollars to him
in had paid the receipt whereas is hereby acknowledged
have and by these presents do grant bargain and sell unto
the said Willis Long a certain tract or parcel of land
situate lying and being in Henry County on the waters of
Denons [sic] Lick Creek containing fifty acres bounded as
follows to wit Begining [sic] at the old line at two ?
Sapplings near branch of five mile thence down said
branch S2E68 poles thence S2 N 26 poles to an elm on five
mile on five mile north thence down the same N77W80 poles
to the Beginning with its appertenances [sic] to have and
to hold the said tract or parcel of land unto the said
Willis Long his heirs &c forever and the said Benj.
& Richard do by these presents warrant and defend the
said tract of land unto the said Long and his heirs
against the claim or claims of themselves their heirs and
against the claim of all persons witness whereof the said
Richard and Benjamin Green have hereunto set their hands
and seals date above Signed Richard by his
mark and Benj. Green recorded 28 Aug 1824 1824
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benj - 456
acres Dr. Creek Sebast Survey, 1 Male over 21, 4 Slaves
over 16, 7 Slaves, 6 horses Boyd, John - 1 male
over 21 Green, James - 500
acres Dr. Ck. Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
total, 4 horses Green, John - 100
acres Dr. Ck. Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
total, 2 horses Green, Isaac S. - 123
acres Dr. Ck. Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 horse Green, Isaac F. - 50
acres Dr. Ck. Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Rich - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Question:
Is the fifty acres of Isaac F. Green the same fifty acres
that Richard Green was taxed on in 1822 ? 1824
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Will - 100 +
200 acres Jones Survey, 1 male over 21, 3 slaves over 16,
4 Slaves total, 2 horses Green, Joseph -
Tavern Lic., 1 male over 21, 3 Slaves over 16, 7 Slaves
total, 1 horse Green, John Sr. - 105
acres six mile, 1 male over 21, 4 horses Green, James Jr. - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Green, Abraham - 1
male over 21 1825
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benj - 185 +
95 D. Creek Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 7 Slaves over
16, 10 Slaves, 5 horses Boyd, John - 60 acres
D. Ck. Knight survey, 1 male over 21 Green, James - 500
acres D. Creek Howard survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
over 16, 1 Slave total, 5 horses Green, John - 150
acres D. Creek Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
total, 2 horses Green, Isaac - 123
acres D. Creek Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21 Green, Isaac - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, Rich - 1 male
over 21 1825
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 400
acres Jones survey, 2 Slaves over 16, 3 Slaves total, 2
horses Green, Joseph - 167
acres Dcr. Sebast Survey + Tav. License, 1 male over 21,
2 Slaves over 16, 3 horses Green, John - 108
acres 6 Mile Boone survey, 1 male over 21, 4 horses Green James - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, Abraham - 1
male over 21 Green, John - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21 Green, Richd - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, Will D. - 1
male over 21, 2 horses 1825
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 12 Mar
1825 Armstead Jones to
Rachel Green; Bondsman - Isaac Green 1825
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 2 May 1825 John Gleson to Polly
Boyd, father John, Bondsman - Isaac F. Green 1826
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin - 350
acres DCr Sebast Survey, 1 Male over 21, 5 Slaves over
16, 8 Slaves total, 4 horses Boyd, John - 1 male
over 21, 2 horses Green, James, 500
acres DCr Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave over 16,
1 Slave total, 5 horses Green, John - 134
acres DCr Jones survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave total, 2
horses Green, Isaac S. - 122
acres DCr Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Isaac F. - 50
acres DCr Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave total, 2
horses Green, Richard - 1
male over 21 1826
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Joseph -
Tavern License, 1 male over 21, 3 Slaves over 16, 8
Slaves total, 3 horses Green, John - 105
acres SM Boone survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, James - SM, 1
male over 21, 1 horse Green, Abraham - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Green, Richard - 1
male over 21, 2 horses Green, William D. -
47 acres DCr Jones survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses 1826
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 11, Page
366 (Mortgage) James Baxter to James
Green, Joseph Green, & Samuel Floyd Know all men by these
presents that I James Baxter have this day in
consideration of the sum of one dollar to me in hand paid
by James Green, Joseph Green and Samuel Floyd and further
consiteration [sic] hereinafter mentioned, morgaged [sic]
transfered [sic] and made over to the said James Green
Joseph Green and Samuel Floyd all my right title and
interest in deed to a certain tract or parcel of land in
the County of Henry on the waters of Drenons Lick Creek
containing sixty acres be the same more or less it being
the same tract of Land I now live upon it being the
intention of said Baxter by this mortgage to secure and
keep the said James Joseph & Samuel from any harm or
injury in the event that he is unable to pay Abraham Hite
the sum of six hundred and fifty eight dollars or
thereabout for which sum he executed his note with the
said James Green Joseph Green and Samuel Floyd Securities
thereto now it is the intention & meaning and
understanding of the parties hereto that if the said
Baxter pays to the said Hite the said sum of six hundred
and fifty eight dollars and keep the said James Joseph
& Samuel entirely harmless then this obligation is to
be void and null otherwise it is to remain in full force
and virtue in law as witness my hand and seal this 4th
of March 1826 Signed James Baxter
recorded 4 Apr 1826 1826
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 11, Page
381 (Mortgage) Isaac S. Green
to Elijah Clubb Know all men by these
presents that I Isaac S. Green of the County of Henry
and State of Kentucky have bargained Sold confirmed
and by these presents do Bargain sell alien ? and confirm
unto Elijah Clubb of the County and state aforesaid the
tract of land on which I reside in the county aforesaid
and being a part of Sebastians tract of Land surveyed and
patented in his name containing by survey one hundred
or more acres more or less the Land and appertenances
[sic] aforesaid to the said Elijah Clubb or his assigns I
will by Special Warranty to him the Said Elijah conveying
and forever defend–nevertheless Should the said
Isaac S. Green at or before the first of April 1827
advance and pay to the Said Elijah Clubb One Hundred and
fifty dollars with Interest the consideration money now
advanced and in hand pay to him the said Isaac S. Green
then the above bargain and sale shall be void otherwise
remain in full force and virtue I witness whereof the
said Isaac affixes his hand and seal this 18th
day of May 1826.
Signed Isaac S. Green recorded 18 May 1826 1826
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 11, Page
422 Daniel Jones and
Elizabeth his wife to John Darr 8 July 1826 - 120
acres on Drennon's creek for $300.00 Beginning at a white
oak branch corner to John Baker's old place thence down
the branch N25W 144 poles to the white Oaks in Vanmeter's
line thence with his line S73W till it strikes the line
of Enoch M. Boone's 1000 acre survey thence with Boone's
survey till it strikes Ben Green's corner thence with
Green's line to the beginning. 1826
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court Oct.
Term Page 140 On motion of Isaac S.
Green it is ordered ... to settle with the said Isaac S.
Green as guardian for Rachel Green infant heir of Isaac
Green deceased and report to court accordingly. 1827
Henry Co., Ky Deed Book 12, Page
258 Coroner's Inquest 22
June 1827 Into the death of
James Roberts who "while attempting to cross Six
Mile Creek on the evening of the 20th instance was
drowned by being washed off his horse." Joseph Brinker,
coroner - James Green, Foreman; Benjamin Green;
William Rice Jr.; Zebulon Moore; David Adams Sr.;
etc. Note:
See deed from Richard Green to Zebulon Moore below. 1827
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin - 358
acres Drc Sebast Survey, 1 Male over 21; 5 Slaves over
16; 8 Slaves, 5 horses Boyd, John - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, James - 100
acres Drc Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave over
16, 1 Slave total, 5 horses Green, James - 400
acres Drc Hoard survey Green, John - 100
acres Dcr Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
total, 4 horses Green, John - 75
acres Dcr James survey Green, Isaac S. - 122
acres DC Sebastian Survey , 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Isaac F. - 100
acres Drc Sebast Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave over 16,
1 Slave total, 3 horses Green, Richard - 1
male over 21, 1 horse 1827
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Green, William D. -
53 acres Jones survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, John - 100
acres 6 Mile, 1 male over 21, 3 horses Green, James - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, Sarah - 11 3/4
acres DC Jones survey Green, Sanford - 21
acres DC Green, Henry - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, Abraham - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Green, Richard - 1
male over 21 1827
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court Oct.
Term Page 257 On motion of Isaac
Green (S) it is ordered by the court that he be
discharged as guardian for Rachel Green as it appears she
is over 21 yeats of age. 1827
Henry Co., Ky Circuit Court Nov.
Term (7 Nov 1827) On motion of Isaac F.
Green guardian for Spicy Green it is ordered by the court
that Elijah Nuttall, James Green, Lewis Endicott, and
Zebulon Thorn, or any three of whom being first duly
sworn be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners to
settle the accounts of said guardian and that they report
thereof to court accordingly. 1827
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 25 Nov
1827 Levi Green, father
James to Nancy Green, father John; Bondsman John Green 1827
Henry Co., Ky Deed Book 13, Page
82-84 8 Dec 1827 John Green and
Ailcy his wife to James Palmer (138 acres) for
$690.00 'all that certain
tract or parcel lo land lying in the county of Henry on
the waters of Drennon's Lick Creek part of Benjamin
Sebastian's 5723 acre survey and part of Jones survey and
bounded as follows ...Beginning at a dogwood stump corner
to Wm. Indicott thence N23 1/2E 78 poles to a walnut
dogwood and mulberry standing on either side of a small
branch thence down with the meanders of said branch N88E
13 poles, N57E 24 poles, N73E 22 poles, N44E 55 poles, to
a white oak Black haw and two red haw bushs standing on
either side of the branch mouth of said branch thence
down with the meanders of five mile creek N19W 70 poles,
N12W 45 Poles, N60W 26 poles, N9 1/2W 11 poles, to a
stake standing in Sebastian's old line near a beech
marked with several letters standing on the NW side of
said creek, thence with Sebastian's line crossing the
creek S23 1/2W 152 poles to a stone corner to Wm. Little
thence N65W 40 3/4 poles to a walnut & ???? on a
small drane thence S23 1/2W 116 poles to a beech and two
small dogwoods on a hillside corner to Wm. Indicott
thence S65E 89 3/4 poles to the beginning. Containing by
survey 138 acres. Signed by John Green
and Ailcy Green Witnessed by Charles F.
Chilton and Squire Green by his mark. 1828
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin
- 400 acres DC Seb. Survey, 1 Male over 21; 4 Slaves over
16; 7 Slaves total, 7 horses Boyd, John - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, James Maj. -
500 acres DC Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave
over 16, 3 Slaves total, 4 horses Green, John - 1 male
over 21, 1 Slave over 16, 2 Slaves total, 5 horses Green, Isaac - 121
acres DC Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 horse Green, Isaac F. - 50
acres DC Sebastian Survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave over
16, 1 Slave total, 4 horses Green, Richard - 1
male over 21 Note:
John Green has no land listed reflecting the sale to
James Palmer 8 Dec 1827. 1828
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 1
male over 21, 2 Slaves over 16, 2 Slaves total, 2 horses Green, William D. -
53 acres DC Jones survey, 1 male over 21, 1 horse Green, Joseph - Tav.
Lic., 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, James - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, Richard - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Green Abraham - 1
male over 21, 1 horse Green, Landford - 33
acres CR, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Pall - 1 male
over 21 1828
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 14, Page
391 (Estate of James Roberts Decd) John Roberts
to Thomas Roberts This Indenture made
and entered into this 6th day of Oct 1828
Between John Roberts & Betsy Roberts his wife of
the county Johnston and state of Indiana of the first
part and Thomas Roberts of the county of Henry &
...whereas James Roberts Sr. In his life time was seized
& possessed of a certain tract or tracts of land
whereon the said James formerly lived on six mile creek
in said County of Henry ....400 acres ...and
the said John Roberts being one of legal heirs and
distributes of said James Roberts decd. Has sold unto
said Thomas Roberts all his interest title and claim on
in and to said lands...$50.......and the said Betsy
Roberts wife aforesaid does hereby relinquish all her
right of dower Signed John Roberts
and record 6 Oct 1828 1828
Callaway Co., MO (LDS 0909272) Will Book A, Pages
98-99 In the name of God
amen, I Isaac F. Green of Callaway County in the state of
Missouri, late of Henry County Kentucky being weak of
body but of sound mind and memory blessed be almighty God
for the same do make and publish this my last testament
to-wit: In the first place I give unto God my soul from
whom I received it and my body to the earth from whence
it was taken: Secondly I give and bequeath to my beloved
wife one certain negroe boy named Jack and I more over
give and bequeath to my said wife all my property of
whatever kind or species that shall remain after all my
just debts are paid and I hereby revoke all wills by me
heretofore made - In testimony whereof I have herewith
set my hand and seal this 22nd day of October 1828. Signed and sealed in
the presence of us: Sam'l Hopson, Henry x Rhodes, John
Green. 1829
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 13, Page
231 6 April, Rice Jones
and Lucy his wife of Bartholamew, In. to Peter Shuck for $106.00 A tract purchased of
Sebastian beginning at Green's corner a white oak in the
western boundary of Enoch M. Boones 1000 acre survey
running north on Boone's line to James Green's corner in
Boone's line thence W. With Green's line to his corner on
Copper's Sugar Camp branch thence up Ben Green's spring
branch to the beginning. 1829
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 13, Page
300 Isaac S. Green
TO Elijah Clubb - Mortgage 11 July 1829 $1.00 for '100
acres more or less whereon the said Green now lives and
one set of blacksmith tools now in possesion of said
Green ... $171.62 1/2 note due 1st March 1830 Witnessed by Zebulon
Moore Note:
Mentions a former mortgage. 1829
Henry Co., Ky. Deed Book 13, Page
468 Oct. 19th, Benjamin
Green and Mary his wife to Peter Shuck 15 Acres more or less
for $20.00 viz beginning on
Boones West line adjoining John Adair's line thence along
Adair's to Vanmeters corner nearby an East course then
down Vanmeters line a few rood to a branch then down
Cooper's sugar camp Branch to Ben Green's old line where
it crosses the said Cooper's sugar camp branch, thence to
the beginning. Signed
by Benjamin Green 1829
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 13, Page
479 (Mortgage) Richard Green
to Zebulon Moore This Indenture made
and entered into this 14th day of Sept 1829
Between Richard Green of the County of Henry and
Commonwealth of Kentucky of the first part and
Zebulon Moore of the county and Commonwealth aforesaid of
the other part witnesseth that the said Richard Green for
and in consideration of the sum on one dollar to the said
Richard in hand paid by the said Zebulon Moore the
receipt whereof he does hereby acknowledged and the
further consideration hereinafter mentioned the said
Richard Green has and by these presents do give grant
bargain and sell unto the said Zebulon Moore a certain
red cow with a white face, one white cow with sawed horns
and calf one brindle heifer, all of my hogs all of my
corn one bed and furniture two stacks of fodder and flax
and all my crop of Tobocco To have and to hold the said
property aforesaid ...this indenture is made to secure
the payment of fifty Dollars due by note to the same
Zebulan Moore from said Richard Green...which note is due
the 1st of Apr 1830 and when the same is fully
satisfied and paid off together with the interest thereon
this instrument is void Signed
by his mark Richard Green, recorded 2 Nov 1829 1829
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin - 400
acres DC Howard survey, 1 male over 21; 6 Slaves over 16;
10 Slaves total, 3 horses Boyd, John - 1 male
over 21, 3 children 4-15 (Charles, Nancy, Levi) Green, James Col. -
500 acres DC Howard survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave over
21, 4 Slaves total, 6 horses, 6 children 4-15, (Isaac,
???, Jemima, Mary, Sally, James) Green, Isaac S. - 121
acres DC Seb. Survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses, 5 childen
4-15 none in school Green, Nancy - 50
acres DC, no children 4-15 Green, Richard - 1
male over 21, 1 horse, 4 children 4-15 1829
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 50
acres DC Jones survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave over 16, 1
Slave total, 2 children 4-15 none in school Green, William D. - 1
male over 21, 1 horse, no children 4-15 Green, Joseph - 1
male over 21, 1 Slave over 16, 1 Slave total, 4 children
4-15, 3 in school Green, John (uncle) -
100 acres DC Boone survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, James - 1 male
over 21, 2 children 4-15 none in school Green, Abraham - 1
male over 21 Green, Richard Jr. -
55 acres DC Neal survey, 1 male over 21, 1 horse, no
children 4-15 1830 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 268 :
0001000010000- 0000000010000-102000-201100 Benjamin Green
60 to 70 (Mary)
60 to 70 (Male)
15 to 20
(James, son of Isaac ?) Note: If
this is the same male as on the 1820 census then he was
20 years old in 1830, an age that seems to fit with the
marriage of Isaac and Anna Green. 1830 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 261 -
1010100000000-0201001000000-000000-110000 Dica Boyd
40 to 50 (Isaac)
20 to 30 (Rachel)
15 to 20 (Charles)
10 to 15 (Nancy)
5 to 10 (Ibby)
5 to 10 (Levi)
Under 5 1830 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 267 - 1000001 -
10001 - 0 - 0 Gleason, John
40 to 50 (Mary)
20 to 30 (Allen)
Under 5 (Mary)
Under 5 1830 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 267 :
1112001000000-1210100000000-000000-220000 James Green
40-50 (Margaret)
20-30 (Jesse)
15-20 (Isaac)
15-20 (male)
10-15 (Jemima)
10-15 (Mary)
5-10 (Sarah)
5-10 (James)
5-10 (John)
Under 5 (Nancy)
Under 5 1830 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 267 -
0101010000000-0021010000000-101000-010000 John Green
30 to 40 (Elsey)
30 to 40 (Squire)
15 to 20 (Mary)
15 to 20 (Catherine)
10 to 15 (Martha)
10 to 15 (John)
5 to 10 Note:
No census record has been found for Isaac and Anna Green. 1830 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 268 -
3231000000000-0000100000000-00 Angelina Green
20 to 30 (male)
15 to 20 (3 males)
10 to 15 (2 males)
5 to 15 (3 males)
Under 5 1830 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 268 -
0000000000000-0000010000000-00 Nancy Green
30 to 40 1830
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin - 400
acres DC Seb. Survey, 1 Male over 21, 4 Slaves over 16, 7
Slaves, 6 horses Boyd, John - 30
acres, 1 male over 21, 1 horse Green, James - 100
acres DC Seb survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave over 16, 4
Slaves total, 7 horses Green, Levi - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse Green, John - 100
acres DC Seb survey, 1 male over 21, 1 Slave over 16, 3
Slaves total, 4 horses Green, Richard Jr. -
55 acres DC Neal survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses 1830
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, William - 1
male over 21, 1 Slave over 16, 1 Slave total, no horses Green, Joseph - 1
male over 21, 1 Slave total, 2 horses Green, John - 100
acres 6 mile boone survey, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Abraham - 1
male over 21 1830
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 24 Jun
1830 Milton McGrew to Mary
Green, father John; Bondsman - John Green 1830
Henry Co., KY Will Book 4 page 397
- Jul 1830 Inventory &c of
the Estate of James Roberts decd. By Samuel Demaree (with
the will annexed of William M. Rice decd. Who was the
adms. of James Roberts Decd.) 1830
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 13, Page
558 1st Apr. 1830 Nancy Roberts
widow of James Roberts to Edmond P. Thomas for $50.00 'her dower
right to land on six mile deeded to said Thomas by James
Roberts in his lifetime supposed to contain 200 acres. 1830
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 14, Page
113 & 114 Jesse Boyd to Nancy
Green This Indenture made
and entered into this 4th day of December in
the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and
thirty between Jesse Boyd and Mary Ann his wife of the
county of Henry and State of Kentucky of the one part
and Nancy Green of the county of Henry and State
aforesaid of the other part Witnesseth that the said
Jesse Boyd for and in consideration of the sum of one
hundred and eight dollars to him in hand paid or secured
to be paid by the said Nancy Green the receipt of which
is hereby acknowledged have given granted bargained and
sold and by these presents do grant bargain and sell unto
the sd. Nancy Green a certain tract of land lying and
being in sd county and situated on the waters of Drennons
Lick Creek and bounded as follows towit Beginning at two
small hickories & red oak one of the original
corners of a six hundred acre survey granted to Mordecai
Hoard Standing in Hords original line then with said
line N71 NE Pattent corners N 73 E 97 poles to a white
oak one of the original corners standing in an original
line of Vanmeters 1000 acre survey thence with said line
which is an original of said survey N 170 W 99 poles to
white oak & hickory one of James Bunters corners
thence S 73 W 97 poles to three dogwoods Daniel Jones
Corner thence running with Hords original line S 10_
E 99 poles to the Beginning containing sixty acres
and is the same tract of land that was conveyed to the
sd Jesse Boyd by Jesse Baxter on the 17th
day of July 1824 and of record in the Clerk’s
office of the county Court of Henry To have and to hold
the sd tract of land as above described to her & Her
heirs forever against the claims of sd Boyd & wife or
either of them and against all and every person claiming
by through or under them or either of them and if the sd
premises or any part hereof shall hereafter be dec?? By a
superior or better claim then the one now conveyed the
said Jesse is hereby bound and agrees to refund to the
said Nancy Green the said one hundred and eighty dollars
with legal interest In Testimony whereof we have hereunto
set our hands & affex ourselas the day & Year
above written
Signed Jesse Boyd by his mark and Mary Ann Boyd recorded
Dec 4 1830 1831
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 14, Page
201 (RELEASE) James & Joseph
Green to Henry Adams (land that James Baxter mortgaged) This indenture made
and entered into this 4th day of Apr 1831
between James Green and Joseph Green of the County of
Henry & State of Kentucky of the one part and Henry
Adams of the county and state aforesaid or the
other...whereas James Baxter executed to the said Joseph
and James Green a mortgage on a tract of land situated on
the waters of Drennons Creek and containg sixty acres the
said Joseph Green and James Green do hereby release and
convey their title in said mortgage to the said Henry
Adams his heirs and assigns forever. It is understood
that they are not to defend the title against no person
except against themselves and their heirs and assigns
forever the land is the tract of land which said Baxter
purchase of Hite and was sold to pay the purchase money
and bought by Jas. Green. In Testimony whereof the said
Jos. And Jas. Green have hereunto set their hands and
seals the date above written. Signed James Green
and Joseph Green. Recorded 4 Apr 1831. 1831
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 14, Page
306 James Green to
Benjamin Green This Indenture made
& agreed upon this 26th day of September
one thousand eight hundred & thirty one Between James
Green & Margaret his wife one the one part &
Benjamin Green Sr. On the part all of Henry County
Sate of Kentucky Witnesseth that the said James &
Margaret Green for & in consideration of four hundred
Dollars in hand paid the receipt whereof they do hereby
acknowledge have given granted bargained & sold and
by these presents do grant bargain sell alien and confirm
unto the said Benjamin Green Senr. His heirs &
assigns a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying
& being in Henry county on the waters of Drennons
lick creek, containing by estimation eighty acres
be the same more or less which was conveyed to the
said James Green by Benjamin Sebastian the 28th
day of Aug 1809 as being part of a tract of five
thousand seven hundred & twenty acres surveyed &
pattented [sic] in the name of said Benjamin
Sebastian and Bounded as follows towit: ... Signed by James Green
[but not by his wife.) Recorded 30 Sept 1831 Note: see next
document for Margaret Green's release of her Dower right
to this property. 1831
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 14, Page
306 Margaret Green
to Benjamin Green This Indenture made
and entered into this 19th
day of Nov 1831 Between Margaret Green of the County of
Boone and state of Missouri and wife of James Green
of the one part and Benjamin Green Sr. Of the county
of Henry and State of Kentucky of the other
part....conveys all her interest... in said tract... Signed by her mark
Margaret Green Witness Milton McGuire (McGrew) and John
Louden 1831
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 14, Page
392 (Estate of James Roberts Decd.) Rice Jones to John
Jackson This Indenture made
this 27th day of Dec.....1831 between Rice
Jones and Lucinda his wife late Lucinda Roberts of the
county of Hamilton and state of Indiana of the one
part and John Jackson of the county and state
aforesaid...$55 dollars......as heirs at law of one
James Roberts Deceased late of said county of Henry &
state of KY... Signed Rice Jones and
Lucinda Jones by her mark Note:
Rice Jones, mo. Dicy Boyd md. Lucy Skelton father: Js.
Roberts 01-09-1822 b: James Farmer 1831
Henry Co., Ky No Tax List 1832
Henry Co., Ky No Tax List 1832
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 14, Page
390 (Estate of James Roberts Decd.) John Jackson
to William Roberts This Indenture made
this 21st Feby 1832 Between John Jackson
and Nancy his wife of the county of Hamilton and State of
Indiana heirs and representatives of James Roberts
Senr. of Henry county KY of the first part and Wm.
Roberts of the county of Henry and state of Kentucky
of the second part.....$60...all the interest which
they have in and to all the lands which James Roberts Sen
died seized...also all the interest which they...of
Riche Jones & wife...bearing date 27 Dec 1831 which
is recorded in the Clerks office of ...Henry County...The
sd Rice Jones & wife being heirs of the same Jas
Roberts decd.... Signed John Jackson
by his mark and record 21 Feb 1832 1832
Henry Co., KY Marriage - 19 Apr
1832 James Green,
grandfather Ben to Elizabeth Boyd, mother Dicy, Bondsman
- John Gleason 1833
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benj - 125
acres 5M Seb. Survey, 1 male over 21 Green, Nancy - 6M, 1
horse Green, Richard - 87
1/2 acres DC, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Richard as
admin for Estes - 164 2/3 acres DC, 2 Black tithes, 3
Hired Blacks, no horses 1833
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, John - 101
acres 6M D. Boone survey, 1 male over 21, 4 horses Green, James - 6M, 1
Black tithe, 2 horses Green, John - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses 1834 Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 3 May 1834 James Jennings to
Nancy Green, daughter of James Roberts, Bondsman - Joseph
Roberts 1834
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 87
1/2 + 47 1/8 acres DC Neal survey, 1 male over 21, 3
horses Green, Richard as
admin. - 11 7/8 + 144 acres, 3 Black tithes, 3 Total
Blacks, 3 Hired Blacks, no horses Green, John - 100
acres SM Boone survey, 1 male over 21, 4 horses Green, James - 1 male
over 21, 2 horses Green, Robert - 1
male over 21, 3 horses Green, Berry - 1 male
over 21, 1 horse 1835
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Benjamin - 1
Voter, 1 male over 21 Green, Angeline - 1
horse Green, Richard - 40
acres DC, 1 Voter, 1 male over 21, 3 Black tithes, 3
Total Blacks, 2 Hired Blacks, 4 horses Green, Richard as
admin. - 144 acres Green, William - 1
Voter Green, John - 100
acres 6M, 1 Voter, 1 male over 21, 3 horses Green, James - 1
Voter, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Robert - 1
Voter, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Charles - 1
Voter, 1 male over 21 Note:
Last tax entry for Benjamin Green in Henry County. 1836
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 17, Page 75 Nancy Green to
Samuel Hall This Indenture made
and entered into the 16th of May 1836 Between Nancy
Green of the County of Henry and State of Kentucky of
the first part and Samuel Hall of the county and State
aforesaid of the Second part witnesseth that for and in
consideration of the sum of Two hundred & fifty
dollars to me in hand paid I have granted bargained and
sold and do by these presents grant bargain & sell
into the said Hall a certain tract or parcel of land
situate lying and being in the county of Henry on the
waters of Drennons Creek and bounded as follows,
Beginning on the west by Alfred Neal 158 3/4 acres tract
and on the North by Lindsey & Darr 60 acre tract and
on the East by Vanmeter 1000 acre tract of land and on
the South by Underwood & Mrs. Boyds tract of land
containing by survey Sixty acres To have and to hold said
tract of land and appurtenances unto the aid Samuel Hall
his heirs & assigns and the said Green for herself
her heirs & assigns doth covenant to and with said
Hall that she will warrant and defend the title of said
to said Hall free from the claims of herself her heirs
and all and every person or persons whatever, In
Testimony whereof I have hereto set my hand & seal
this 16th day of May 1836 Signed Nancy Green by
her mark recorded 16 May 1836 Note:
Seems unlikely that this is the widow of Isaac F. Green
given her remarriage in 1834. 1836
Henry Co., Ky No Tax List 1837
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 82
acres Henry, 1 male over 21, 7 horses Green John - 100
acres 6M, 1 male over 21, 2 horses Green, Robert - 1
male over 21, 4 horses 1838
Henry Co., Ky Marriage - 2 Feb 1838 George W. Lindell to
Mrs. N. Jennings; Bondsman - James Brown Note:
Apparently Nancy Roberts, daughter of James Roberts. 1838
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 70
acres DC, 1 male over 21, 1 Black, 5 horses Green, Angeline - 1
horse Green John - 100
acres 6M, 1 male over 21, 3 horses Green, James - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses Green, Robert - 1
male over 21, 3 horses 1839
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 72
acres, 1 male over 21, 4 horses Green John - 100
acres, 1 male over 21, 4 horses Green, James - 1 male
over 21, 3 horses Green, Robt - 1 male
over 21, 4 cattle, 3 horses 1840 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky Page 268 -
001330000000-0000010000000-00 Angelina Green
30 to 40 (3 males)
20 to 30 (3 males)
15 to 20 (1 males)
10 to 15 1840
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 70
acres DC, 1 male over 21, 2 Blacks, 4 cattle, 4 horses Green John - 100
acres 6M, 1 male over 21, 4 cattle, 2 horses Green, James - 1 male
over 21, 5 cattle, 3 horses Green, Robert - 1
male over 21, 4 horses 1841
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 70
acres, 6 cattle, 3 horses, 3 children Green John Sr. - 100
acres DC, 2 cattle, 2 horses, no children Green, James - 3
cattle, 3 horses, 3 children Green, Robert - 7
cattle, 3 horses, no children 1842
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 72
acres 6M + 68 acres DC, 7 cattle, 3 horses, 3 children Green John Sr. - 100
acres 6M, 4 cattle, 2 horses, no children Green, John Green, James - 2
cattle, 3 horses, 4 children Green, Robt - 6
cattle, 3 horses, no children Green, Sarah - 1
horse 1843
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 68
acres DC + 72 acres 6M, 4 children Green John Sr. - 100
acres 6M, 1 horse Green, John Green, James - 3
horses, 3 children Green, Robt Green, Sarah 1844
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 70
acres DC + 75 acres 6, 4 children Green, Ange - 2
horses Green, Hugh - no
children Green John Sr. - 100
acres 6 Green, John - no
children Green, James - 1
child Green, Robt - 270
acres DC, 4 horses Green, Norvin - 2
town lots 1845
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 36
acres DC + 75 acres 6, 5 children Green, Hugh J. - no
children Green John - 105
acres 6, no children Green, Jno. T. - no
children Green, Robt - 209
acres Bolings Branch, no children Green, Norvin - 225
acres Carroll Co. Mill Creek, 2 town lots in Port Royal,
2 children 1846
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 125
acres DC, 5 children Green, Angy - 2
horses, no children Green, Hugh - no
children Green, Abraham - no
children Green John - no
children Green, James - 3
children Green, Jno. T. - no
children Green, Robt - 209
acres, no children Green, Norvin - 140
acres DC + 220 acres Mill C., 1 child 1847
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 125
acres DC + 6M, 5 children Green, Angy - 1 horse Green, Hugh Green, Abraham Green John - 100
acres 6M Green, James - 4
children Green, John Green, Robert - 209
acres DC, no children Green, Norvin - 148
acres DC, no children 1847
Mexican-American War Hugh J. Green Enlisted 2 Oct 1847
at Louisville; Discharged 25 Jul 1848 at Louisville. Company D under Capt.
Anthony W. Bartlett; 4th Kentucky Volunteer Inf. under
Col. John S. Williams; Bounty land claim
27969.160.47 1847
Henry Co., Kentucky Marriage - 20 Nov
1847 Abraham Green to
Rebecca Allen, widow; Bondsman Turner S. Allen 1848
Henry Co., Ky Tax List Green, Richard - 36
acres DC, 1 horse, 5 children Green, Angy - 120
acres DC Green, Hugh Green, Abraham - 1
horse, 3 children Green John - 100
acres DC, 1 horse Green, James - 2
horses Green, John - 2
horses Green, Robert - 209
acres DC, 5 horses 1850 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky, District # 1 Page 410(r) -
Dwelling 684 Green, Abram
25 m Ky Green
4 m Ky Green, Hught
27 m Ky Satterwhite, PS
56 m Ky 1851
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 24, Page 94
& 95 George Green
and Abram Green to Hugh J Green Whereas heretofore a
deed was made by Elijah Clubb to Angeline Green, Geo.
Green, Abram & Jere Green for about one
hundred & thirty three acres of land on five mile
creek Henry County KY and whereas Jere Green &
Angeline Green are dead and sd George & Abram
being willing that Hugh J. Green who is their Brother
should have one third of sd land and as much as ? His
labour he was in part instrumental in the payment of sd
land to sd Clubb Now therefore in consideration of the
above & for one dollar now pad by sd Hugh J. Green to
sd. Geo. & Abram they the sd. Geo. & Abram do
hereby sell & convey to sd Hugh J. Green one third of
sd land with its appurtances forever that is that the sd
three boys George Abram & Hugh J. Green shall have
& enjoy the sd stract of land equally with all the
appurtances forever To Have & to Hold forever.
The Testimony whereof the sd Geo. & Abram have hereto
set their hand signed by their respective marks: George
Abram and Hugh J. Green. Recorded 27 Mar 1851 Note:
In Guion Miller application, No. 43075, of Rebecca Sexton
she listed under the siblings of her father a Hugh Green,
and then adds ‘and several others’. There is
only one known Hugh Green in Henry County, he being the
son of Angelina Green. We know from tax records that
Isaac S. Green had at least three young children in his
household in 1822 and five in 1829. We also know from the
1820 Federal Census that Isaac Green Sr. had five males
under the age of ten in his household. On the 1830
Federal Census Angelina Green is shown as having nine
males in her household under the age of twenty. In the
1840 Federal Census she is shown as having seven males
between the ages of ten and thirty in her household.
Angelina or Angy Green appears on the tax records in
1835, 1838, 1844, 1846, 1847, and 1848. Her taxable
property consists of just a horse or two until 1848 in
which year she is taxed on 120 acres on Drennon’s
Creek. The above deed of 1851 informs us that Angeline
Green is deceased and that property amounting to 133
acres ‘more or less’ was obtained by her from
Elijah Clubb. Isaac S. Green had mortgaged his property
to Elijah Clubb twice, once in 1826 and again in 1829. 1851
Henry Co., Kentucky Marriage - 18 Dec
1851 Geo. W. Greene to
Elizabeth Roberts 1852
Henry Co., Kentucky Marriage - 19 Feb
1952 Abraham Green to
Emily Holmes Note:
Return reads Abraham 27 born in Franklinton to Emily J.
Barnett of Henry Co. 15 born Nicholas Co. Ky. 1856
Henry Co., KY Will Book 11, page 16
(Estate of Abram Green) A bond was posted for
the administrators of Abraham Green on 28 Apr 1856 1856
Henry Co., Ky Will Book 11, page 15 In the Name of God
Amen. I, Daniel Jones of the State of Kentucky,
County of Henry, being of Sound Mind and Memory and being
fully impressed with the Conviction of the uncertainty of
human life, and feeling that my demise may be now
approaching, and also feeling the justness (?) &
propriety of making a disposition of my property in
accordance with my feelings and wishes, do hereby declare
& make known to all whom it may concern, that this is
my last Will and testament expressed and evidenced in and
by the terms and words as following, to Wit. After my
funeral expenses are paid I hereby dispose of my property
in the following manner. To the Heirs of my Son Squire
Jones Deceased I give & bequeath out of Natural
love and affection towards & for them. One thousand
Dollars in cash, to be equally divided between them; to the
Heirs of my Daughter Polly Ann Dillman Dec'd I give
and bequeath one thousand Dollars in cash, to be equally
divided between them. to the Heirs of my Son Isaiah Jones
I had heretofore given two
Black Boys Anthony and Lewis, worth both Six Hundred
Dollars. Also cash one Hundred & fifty Dollars and
fifty acres of land worth eighty five Dollars, Making in
all Eight Hundred and thirty five Dollars. to my Son
Lewis Jones I had heretofore given one Negro Woman Fanny
and one Boy Preston worth together Six Hundred Dollars
one Hundred and eighty two acres of land worth five
hundred and eighty two Dollars, Making in all Eleven
Hundred and eighty two Dollars. To My Daughter Nancy Meek
I have heretofore given One Hundred and fifty acres of
land worth twelve Hundred Dollars, one Black Girl Mary
worth three Hundred and cash One Hundred Dollars, Making
Sixteen Hundred Dollars. To My Daughter Eliza Ann Green I
had heretofore given One Boy Vanderver worth five Hundred
Dollars and one filly worth forty Dollars, Making five
Hundred and forty Dollars. Now after these several gifts
above specified to Isaiah Jones, Lewis Jones, Nancy and
Eliza Ann are Made equal out of my property and effects
that is to say, that they shall take equally of My
effects Monies, chattles & that no one shall have
more than an other. I desire and hereby care, that it is
my wish and intention that my remaining property not
herein specifically bequeathed, both real & personal
& slaves will and shall be equally divided between
My beloved children Isaiah Jones, Lewis Jones, Nancy Meek
Widow of Bazell Meek Dec'd and Eliza Ann Green Widow of
Robt Green Dec'd. And I do furthermore in and by this
my last Will & testament Nominate and appoint My son
Isaiah and Lewis Jones to Execute this my Will. April
12, 1856. Signed y Daniel Jones
Witnessed by H.S. Kinner and H.J. Green I Daniel Jones do
hereby cancel and revoke so much of My Will dated the
12th as given to My Daughter Nancy Meek and equal portion
of my estate and I desire and intend that she shall take
and have no more of my estate than is specifically given
to her in said Will of Said date afs'd and in the
property bequeathed given to her by my last Will of which
this Codicil is a part, I desire and hereby Make this
alteration to Wit, that my Negro Girl Mary, given to said
Nancy in said Will shall go back to or rather remain with
and make and form a part of My estate which by the terms
of this My last Will altered as above named, will be
divided equally between My Sons Isaiah and Lewis Jones
and My Daughter Eliza Ann Green and that she shall take
out of My estate three Hundred Dollars the price named
for Mary in lieu of Mary, and that she shall take no more
out of My estate. My reason for altering My last will and
Substituting this in relation to My Daughter Nancy is not
because I lover her less than my other children, but
because the provision I have mad for her by specific
gifts I regard as sufficient to render her easy during
her life, especially as she is in feeble health and as I
believe she will not long survive me. Item I give &
bequeath to my Dear wife Elizabeth one Negro Girl Sarah
which I intend as independent of the provision which the
law makes for her. April 25, 1856 State of Kentucky
Henry County Court November Term 1856 Executors on Motion
to Record Will: This Day came again
the parties by and the Court hearing fully the testimony,
on the Motion to prove and admit to record the writing
perporting to be the last Will and testament and
the Codicil thereto of Daniel Jones & proof against
said Motion, and the Same being proven by the Oaths of
Hamilton S. Kinner & Hugh Green Subscribing Witnesses thereto and
the other evidence above Mentioned the court is of
opinion that the said Writing and Codicil is the last
Will and testament of Said Daniel Jones, and the same is
hereby ordered accordingly to Record. 1858
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 27, Page
340 George W Green
to Hugh Green Whereas I am indebted
to Hugh Green the Sum of one hundred and three dollars
being the amount of my part of the debt owing said Hugh
as assignee of G. Willingham who furnished the money to
pay for the Land deeded by Elijah Clubb to our mother
& Brothers of mine also the further sum of one
hundred and twenty one dollars this day owing by me to
him for money advanced and paid me Now I George Green do
hereby sell & Convey to said Hugh Green all my right
title and interest of whatever character and from all
sources derived in to and over the tract of Land
described in said deed from E Clubb as aforesaid and all
the appurtenances forever and will forever warrant the
same again all claims August 31 1858 Signed George W.
Green Witness C.H. Adams,
I. A. Green, Elijah Clubb; recorded 6 Sep 1858 1858
Henry Co., KY Marriage - 19 Oct
1858 Hugh J. Green to
Elizabeth Denton 1858
Henry Co., KY Deed Book 27, Page
627 (Estate of Daniel Jones) John Meek to Eliza
Ann Green John Meek and
Elizabeth his wife to Eliza Ann Green their interest
in the estate of their grandfather's estate Daniel
Jones 1860 Census -
Henry Co., Kentucky, Subdivision # 1 Page 287 - Dwelling
341 H. J. Green
35 m Ky
Grocery Keeper Elizabeth
24 f
Ky Mary A.
11/12 f Ky 1870 Census
- Henry Co., Kentucky, Drennon's Ridge Precinct Page 277(f) -
Dwelling 121 Green, Hue J.
46 m Ky
Hotel Keeper Elizabeth
33 f
Ky John B.
9 m Ky Sarah
6 f
Ky 1880 Census -
Grayson Co., Kentucky, Sand Spring District Page 4 - Dwelling 33 Green , Hugh
J 58 m
Ky
Farmer Elizabeth
43 f
Ky
Wife John
19 m Ky
Son
Laborer Sarah E
16 f
Ky
Daughter Ledora
9 f
Ky
Daughter Isaac
7 m Ky
Son 1887
Grayson Co., Kentucky Death of Hugh J.
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