1820 Federal Census, Pendleton District, South Carolina, Enumeration Date 7 August 1820 7 (no date on page), p 37 Thomas Greene Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2 - Males - 10 thru 15: 1 - Males - 16 thru 18: 1 - Males - 16 thru 25: 2 - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 - Females - Under 10: 2 - Females - 10 thru 15: 2 - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 - Females - 26 thru 44: 1 Foreigners not Naturalized: 4 Total Free White Persons: 12 No Slaves, Colored: 12 1850 Federal Census, Meriweather County, Georgia, 14 October, Division 59, p 755 (scan 378), Hse/Fam #1020 Thomas Green 75 M Farmer $No Real Estate b SC [b abt 1775] Isabel Green 65 F b SC [b abt 1785] William Green 8 M b GA Farmer [b abt 1842] Thomas Ross Green Birth 1775 in North Carolina Death after 1850 in Belton, Anderson, South Carolina Parents Meshack Greene 1755-1799 Lucretia Franklin 1755-1800 Marriage to Zelpha Fraser 1800 in Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina Birth 1780 in Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina Death after 1823 in Belton, Anderson, South Carolina -- Shelly Cloud Family, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/21483891/person/1648877885 "I, too, am checking on records on Meshack W. Greene and family. I am descended from his son, Thomas Green, Sr., Thomas Green, Jr., Amanda Green,Laura Bryant, etc. My record shows Lucretia's birth date to be 1755 in Pendleton, SC. If so, the marriage date you have [1753 in the tree in question] for her and Meshack can't be correct. ... I am trying to trace an American Indian connection. My ggrandmother is supposed to be part Indian and she looks it." -- Barbara Bell (barbell126), Comemnt on Ancestry.com, 3 Sep 2006, accessed 29 January 2015 There is a record of marriage of a Thomas Green who matches this son of Meshack and Lucretia, where the wife's name is Isabel. It seems likely that this Isabel and Zelpha Fraser are the same person. I am assuming so till a record can confirm that there was another Thomas Green who so closely matches our Thomas in age and location. One limitation is that while places and names are provided, no marriage date is reported in this transcribed record in the collection. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 Thomas Green Birth 1775 SC Spouse Name Isabel Spouse Birth 1785 SC Marriage SC [no date] ----------------- Pendleton District, named after US Judge Henry Pendleton, is a former judicial district in South Carolina. It existed as a county or a district from 7 March 1789 to 20 December 1826. In the colonial period, the land around the coast was divided into parishes corresponding to the parishes of the Church of England. There were also several counties that had judicial and electoral functions. As people settled the backcountry, judicial districts and additional counties were formed. This structure continued and grew after the Revolutionary War. In 1800, all counties were renamed as districts. In 1868, the districts were converted back to counties. The South Carolina Department of Archives and History has maps that show the boundaries of counties, districts, and parishes starting in 1682. Pendleton County was created on 7 March 1789 in the former Indian lands. It included the current Anderson and Pickens counties and all but about 70 square miles (180 km2) along the Chattooga River of Oconee County. The land along the Chattooga belonged the Cherokee and Creek peoples. Pendleton County was attached to Abbeville. On 19 February 1791, Pendleton County became part of the new Washington District, which also included most of Greenville County. On 1 January 1800, Washington District was disbanded. Pendleton County and Greenville County were renamed as districts. On 19 December 1816, Pendleton District gained the Indian lands along the Chattooga. Finally, on 20 December 1826, the Pendleton District was abolished and replaced by Anderson and Pickens Districts. Pickens District incorporated both the current Pickens and Oconee Counties. -- "Pendleton District, South Carolina," Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pendleton_District,_South_Carolina -----------------
Toliver Green was the son of Daniel David Green and Mary. The name Toliver appears in several Green lineages from east to west, which may indicate some relationship between the lines of Greens. There are several lines of Greens, however, that we find in Texas and Oklahoma, that I have not been able to tie together. The name Toliver or Tolliver is a family name, but until July 2009 I had not been able to determine the origin of this. Only then did I discover the origin of this unusual name. This is an anglicisation of the Italian name Talliaferro. I knew this family name from my childhood in North Texas. But I had never known that this name was associated with a noble English family involved in the early settlement of Virginia. The Greens and Talliaferros, along with several other prominent families, intermarried and signs of their linkage shows up in the use of the family names as given names for the lines with other surnames. A good example is the individual named James Green Tolliver (1886-1981) in Summers County. -- Taliaferro/Toliver Times, Issue 25, http://www.spingola.com/TaliaferroTimes/TT25.htm We would then expect our Toliver Green to have ancestors with the surname Toliver or Tolliver. Perhaps this clue will lead to the link between the other Green lines who are otherwise unrelated but also have a recurrence of the name Toliver/Tolliver as a given name in Oklahoma. "The (M) stands for Mary. I have my great grandmother's supplemental application. Her name was Fannie Bryant Bruce. Her father was Hardy Bryant. Hardy's mom was Fannie Green, daughter of Daniel Green & Mary Green. There was the name Mashack in the old Green Bible, said William Bryant, brother of Hardy Bryant. They were rejected on their Cherokee blood, but I know they were Cherokee. Fannie Green was born in 1808, had a brother Isaac 1801, John 1804, Thomas 1806, Fannie 1808, Daniel 1810, Elizabeth 1812, Andrew Jackson 1815, Toliver 1817, Enoch 1820, Isona 1823." -- Gary Cruce, message on profile for Mary Green, wife of Daniel John Green, on OurFamily genealogy, 10 July 2015, http://www.ourfamtree.org/browse.php?pid=60396 Toliver is mentioned among early settlers in Cooke County, Texas, under the name Taliferro Green. "By 1860, there were nearly 40 families listed in the census from Fish Creek to the river bottoms of Sivells Bend, Warrens Bend and Blue Hollow. Among them were William Blue, Orastus Blue, Randolf Bateman, Taliferro Green, William Kuykendall, Dr. J.B. Stone, Richard Corn, Thomas Rose, Lankston Pace, D.C. Wheeler, Wm. H. Hobbs, James Potter, Ben Scanland, Garrot Addington, James L. Corbitt, William Simpson and Robert Ragsdale" -- Barbara Pybas, Sivells Bend Community History, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txcooke/sivells_bend_history.htm Read more about the Taliaferro/Toliver family in Taliaferro/Toliver Times, Issue 25, http://www.spingola.com/TaliaferroTimes. Gilmer County, Georgia Marriages 1840-1841 License 7 December 1841 authorizing the marriage of Toliver Green and Winney Ann Beardin Issued by William Ervin, County Clerk Executed 9 December 1841 by A N Miles, Minister of the Gospel Registered 24 February 1942 in Gilmer County, Georgia, Marriage Book, p 19 Gilmer County, Georgia Marriages 1840-1841 Toliver Green and Winney Ann Beardin License issued 7 December 1841 by William Ervin, County Clerk Ceremony 9 December 1841 by A N Miles, Minister of the Gospel Registered 24 February 1942 in Gilmer County, Georgia, Marriage Book, p 19 Toliver Green and his wife Winney are found in Gilmer County, Georgia, in the 1850 census. They moved to northern Texas a little before 1860. 1850 Federal Census, Gilmer County, Georgia, page 397B (scan #100), Hse/Fam #691 Toliver Green 33 M Farmer born SC Winney Green 28 F born GA Telitha Green 7 F born GA Daniel Green 6 M born GA Mary Green 4 F born GA Jacob Green 1 M born GA A match to Toliver's parents and siblings was made by comparison to a genealogy from World Family Tree, Volume 4. The date range estimated in WFT for Toliver's birth matches the birth year we have based on census information on the known Toliver Green in our family. The father's birthplace in this tree was South Carolina, matching two different family sources for South Carolina as the birthplace for Toliver. This also matches the information in WFT that Toliver's brother Thomas Perry Green, the last brother born before Toliver, was also born in South Carolina. Toliver is listed in the court records of Hall Co, GA dated 8 Apr 1859 as receiving $77.00 as part of his distribution share of the estate of Daniel Green. -- World Family Tree, Volume 4, Pedigree #1286 This family was known to the Greens of Oklahoma who were descendants of Toliver Jorile Green, son of Jack Green. Loretta Gregory Gay (granddaughter of Toliver Jorile Green) had compiled the names remembered by her mother's family. The name of Toliver, grandfather of Toliver Jorile, was not known. Other names and information, including the name of Toliver and his wife Winnie Ann Bearden, was provided by Linda Hanks of Weatherford, Texas, who discussed this family on a RootsWeb email discussion group. Linda reported all the children she knew were all born in Georgia. Not all the children listed by Linda were known to the family in Oklahoma. Linda, likewise, did not have the name of James Toliver Green, last-born child of Toliver Green. James was the brother of Jackson (Jack) Green, father of Toliver Jorile. James Toliver was born in Texas, in January 1861. Linda reported that Toliver and family were in Cooke County, Texas, in 1860. I found the census record showing them in or near Gainesville. This information on children thus meshes. Toliver Jorile was born in Hill County, Texas. Here is a reconciliation list of the persons as reported by Loretta Gregory Gay and Linda Hanks. Hanks Gregory ====== ======= Delitha Talitha Daniel (David) Dan Mary Jacob Jake Jackson Jack Winna Elizabeth Lizzie Cynthia Cynthia James Toliver Jackson was no doubt named for Toliver's brother Andrew Jackson. No documentation has been found, but we suspect that Toliver's son Jackson was also Andrew JAckson. He always went by Jack. Other lists found since then have similar names for these children shown in the census. Another variation of Talitha's name is Delithia, provided by Marion Mixon, also researching this family. Other variations in various records and genealogies are Telitha, Telithia and Delthia. The spelling on her marriage certificate is Delitha. But most censuses have some form of the name starting with a T. Loretta also had information that matched Linda's on the husband of Talitha/Delitha. Her Green family know her husband as Abe, while the full name was reported in Linda's information: Abraham Jasper Jackson. (The middle name Jasper has been proven to be an error, from an erroneous association of our Abraham with an Abraham Jasper Jackson of Montgomery, Alabama, whose further details and family configuration conflict with other known facts of Abraham Jackson who married Talitha Green and moved to Indian Territory.) In 1860, we find this family near Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas. They are living on a farm, but their post office is Gainesville, the county seat. This is straight north of Denton, on the Red River [now on I-35]. Toliver's name is unusual here. Ancestry has transcribed the entry as Taifeno, which has, of course, been reported and copied by various genealogies. THe current spelling on Ancestry is Taifern, ignoring the final O. In May 2011, in rethinking details about this family, a sudden connection lit up. In rechecking the Green family entries, I realized this name in the 1860 census is Taiferro, not Taifeno. This directly relates to the original form of this name, the family name of Taliaferro. The two Rs here, written as print Rs linked to adjoining letters and seen by most as an N, look just like other Rs on this page! This probably indicates that Toliver knew and reported the name as a from of that original name Taliaferro. The pronunciation may have modified the name as Toliver said it, or the enumerator may not have heard or represented it accurately. In one tax roll, his name was also spelled as Talapher. 1860 Federal Census, Cooke County, Texas, 21 July, Gainesville, page 58, Hse #481, Fam #496 Taiferro [Taliaferro or Toliver] Green 48 M Farmer [No real estate value] $250 Personal Estate born SC Winna [Winney] Green 38 F Georgia Daniel Green 16 M born Georgia Mary Green 14 F born Georgia Jacob Green 12 M born Georgia Jackson Green 10 M born Georgia Winna Green 8 F born Georgia Elizabeth Green 6 F born Georgia Cyntha Green 3 F born Georgia Other names in the family are quite readable and match exactly those known otherwise. Four children have been born since the 1850 census in Georgia: Jackson 10, Winna 8, Elizabeth 6 and Cyntha (Cynthia) 3 The census shows all children born in Georgia. The youngest, Cynthia, is 3, so the family moved sometime after June 1857. No further record has been found of Mary and Wina. these daughters may have died young. These names were not even known to Toliver Jorile Green's family. Many genealogies report Daniel as the father of Toliver and his siblings. The information I have on Daniel (or Daniel John) Green, reported to be the father of Toliver, is that his wife's name began with an M, but I have found no source with the full name of the wife. There may have been an earlier Daniel I have not yet found in sources. A cousin and researcher on our Green and Jackson lines, Kati Cain, in February 2015 discovered some Texas tax rolls naming Toliver Green and his son Daniel in Cooke County. Both appear in several years' tax rolls. The first year we find them is 1862 Texas, County Tax Rolls, 1846-1910 Cooke County, 1862 Green, Toliver Poll Tax $1.00 State Tax $2.14 -- FamilySearch.org Kati also found records referring to pioneers in the Gainesville area indicating that Toliver Green owned land north of Gainesville in the Sivells Bend area. This is a little peninsula of Texas surrounded by a meander of the Red River where it curves north to a point just southwest of the city limits of Marietta, Oklahoma, then flows back south, then a little bit southwest before continuing in a somewhat eastern direction, to give the Texas-Oklahoma a jigsaw puzzle look. Also in February 2015 another cousin and coresearcher on the Greens and Jacksons, Marion Mixon, found some military records that appear to be for our Toliver Green He was in Cooke County, Texas, where he was enumerated in the 1860 census. In 1864, he served for a short time as a Private in the Texas State Troopers, a frontier force cooperating with the Confederate States of America army during the Civil War. The name Cook is discernible, and appears to be saying Cook County, though the name of the Texas county where Toliver lived was spelled Cooke. This was about 18 months before the end of the Civil War. This is the first indication I have had that he was in the military after moving to Texas. Military Record Card Toliver Green, Pvt, age 47 [b abt 1817] Commanding Officer Capt James Hill Co Cook [Cooke] Co 1st Frontier District, Maj William Quayle, Commanding, TST Mustered in Feb 1, 1864, Discharge: Served 20 days at $2 = $40 Muster Roll dated Jan 30, 1864, mustered out June 1 1864 This apparently means "Cooke County Company, 1st Frontier District." The designation TST indicates a Texas state military defense force called Texas State Troops. "Texas State Troops, 1861-1865 - From the Texas State Archives -- Texas was divided into military brigade districts for the purpose of organizing State Troops for the defense of the state. Many people confuse military records they receive from the Texas State Archives that show the initials "TST" or "TM". Persons with these designations were members of the various State Troop brigades and not the regiments, battalions, companies, legions, etc. that bore Confederate States Army designations." -- Texas State Archives, http://gen.1starnet.com/civilwar/tstbrigs.htm "Texas State Troopers & the CSA -- Texas State Troopers would be enrolled for a period of 6 months to a year. These TST were eligible for pensions and then all TST during the time period were made eligible." -- Sherry Hightower, Texas History Hunters, Genealogy Wise Network, February 9, 2010, http://www.genealogywise.com/group/texashistoryhunters/forum/topics/texas-state-troopers-the-csa William Quayle, mentioned on Toliver's TST muster card, and associated cards for his troop, was a commander responsible for protecting the westernmost territory of the State of Texas during the Civil War. -------------- William Quayle commanded the First Frontier District. The First was the northern most of the districts and was made up of the present day counties of Archer, Baylor, Clay, Cooke, Foard (not organized until 1891), Hardeman, Haskell, Jack, Jones, Knox, Montague, Palo Pinto, Parker, Shackelford, Stephens, Throckmorton, Wichita, Wilbarger, Wise, and Young. All of these volunteers were meant to do the work once performed by the Rangers. Many men answered the call and helped to defend their homes against the dangers presented by living on the frontier. These men were not members of the Confederate States Army, but were members of the State Troops of Texas. They were organized, supplied and paid by the government of Texas. It was the mission of these men to protect the western most settlements of Texas against attacks from all enemies. Unfortunately, not a lot of publicity has been given to their service. -- Texas State Troops, http://www.ctmcm.com/TexasStuff/TXStateTroops.html -------------- Toliver was listed again on the Cooke County tax rolls in 1884 and 1866. In 1884, his name was closer to the original Italian form Toliver comes from, Talliaferro. It is faded, but appears to read Talapher. Toliver is not on the rolls in 1867, which I have been through page by page. From the lack of a record in 1867, it would suggest that Toliver died before the tax roll in January 1867. But he is also missing from 1865, so that is not definitive. Texas, County Tax Rolls, 1846-1910 Cooke County, 1864 Green, Talapher Livestock Value $236 Poll Tax $1.00 State Tax $2.14 County Tax $2.06 -- FamilySearch.org Texas, County Tax Rolls, 1846-1910 Cooke County, 1866, p 7 Green, Toliver Poll Tax $1.00 State Tax $.50 -- FamilySearch.org In 1866, listed just above Toliver in the roll is a D Green, which would be his son Daniel (Daniel David). Neither owns land, but Daniel has 1 horse and 5 cattle. In 1864, Toliver was listed as owning cattle, but not in 1866. Texas, County Tax Rolls, 1846-1910 Cooke County, 1866 Green, D 1 horse & 5 cattle $75 Ad Valorem Tax $.15 Poll Tax $1.00 State Tax $.59 -- FamilySearch.org Many other tantalizing clues went unconfirmed for years of research and collaboration by a number of Green-Jackson researchers. One of these was on site in the Chickasaw Nation, a registered Chickasaw cousin in the Jackson line, Kati Jackson Cain. Cati was able to do original research on the actual tribal records in their archives and reported in late October 2015 to her cousins Marion Mixon and Orville Boyd Jenkins on some critical discoveries from these tribal records, which fill in some gap[s in our knowledge of the Greens and Jacksons in the late 1860s nd 1870s.. --------------------- The Chickasaw Nation issued permits to White citizens so they could work and live in the Chickasaw Nation. We know that the Greens and Abraham and Telitha moved in Chickasaw Nation after 1868. I have found permits for "T. Green" and his license is issued under Francis (Colbert) Cochran, now we also know how Daniel Green and Francis Colbert met. There's also a permit for a William Jackson. He ended by married to a Chickasaw woman named Annie Donovan. Here's a link to the enrollment card he shows up on: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?ti=0&indiv=try&db=ftworthenrollmentcards&h=66885 His father is shown as James M Jackson. And guess what? Three days later two permits are issued for J. M. Jackson & family and A. S. Jackson and family. A. S. Jackson matches the last tax record Abraham shows up on in Cooke County. I think this is a pretty good start to more clues. -- Kati Linn Cain, report on findings in Chickasaw National Records, Chickasaw Cultural Center, email to Orville Boyd Jenkins and Marion Mixon, 24 October 2015 --------------------- Permits No 9 Pickens County, Chickasaw Nation Jan 13th 1870 "This is to certify that T Green is duly employed by Mrs Frances Chockrain [Cochran] for one year from date. As farmer. Given under my hand, this day and date above written. Wm P Worthington District Clerk" By 1900 several of the Green and Jackson children had moved to Indian Territory. Abraham Jackson does not show up in the 1900 census, but his wife Talitha (Telitha/Delitha) Green is in Township 8, which seems to be in the south, what became Love County, Oklahoma. Her brother Jacob Green and her son Sam are in Nash Township of Muskogee County (Creek or Muscogee Nation), in the west central area of Oklahoma. There is some indication that Abe was in the western areas in 1870, but we cannot find a family listing for Telitha. In the 1870s, Muskogee was part of Creek Nation, with Cherokee Nation to the north and east. A Jacob Green, who may be Talitha's brother Jacob, and what appear to be other members of the same Green family, were in some scrapes with the law in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Ft Smith was on the Arkansas River, on the border of Arkansas with Indian Territory, and authorities there managed the justice for Oklahoma and Indian Territory. I have not found details of their residence during the 1860s to 1890s. Jacob is enumerated in the Cherokee Nation census of 1900. There are two main lines of Greens in Oklahoma, with a minor third one that might be related at a great historical distance. Our family came from Gilmer County, Georgia, with some of them in Whitfield and neighbouring counties at some times. They came earlier from South Carolina, and either from Pennsylvania or Maryland, as I discuss in various Notes. They came into Indian Territory from Texas, as did our Jenkins line. These Greens are mostly dark haired and dark-eyed. Several of this line married Indians. Another line came into Oklahoma from Missouri and have antecedents in Illinois and Indiana, it appears, to where they could have also come from Pennsylvania or Maryland or even some of the North-South Carolina Greens appear to have gone through the northwest route of the Mid-West. These from Missouri into Oklahoma, however, are mostly blond and blue or green-eyed. Some of these also married Indians. Another line that also shows up in central Oklahoma, Pottawatomie and Garvin Counties, came into Indian Territory and Oklahoma around the turn of the century. They could be a branch of our Gilmer County Greens, a group of whom also went from Georgia to Arkansas. I have not clearly connected them. They show up in my genealogy also in central Arkansas over to central Oklahoma and connect to some other families we are also related to by marriage. See entries in this genealogy for Isaac Tipton Green and descendants. There are additionally some Indians named Green who do not seem to be at all related to these white settler lines named Green. I have talked to one descendant of a Jim Green, whom I have not clearly identified, who is mixed Cherokee and African-American. This Gerald Green lives in the Dallas, Texas, area.
Family sources report that Toliver Jorile Green was born on 22 November 1873. This is the date on his grave. However, his WWI Draft registration reports his birth as 22 November 1872. Toliver Jorile was born in Hill County, Texas. The 1930 census agrees with this information from family records. However, in other censuses Joe reported (or the enumerator recorded) that he was born in Oklahoma. Joe's cousin, James Toliver Jackson, was born In Hill County, Texas, also about 1.5 years earlier. T J's parents, Jackson and Clarinda (Barnett) Green, married in Hill County, where both their families were living. The Barnetts had moved there from Illinois after 1860. The Greens had come from Georgia to Cooke County, Texas before 1860, and moved to Hill County later. James Toliver Jackson's parents, Abraham and Talitha Jackson (Jackson Green's sister), appear to have moved there from eastern Indian Territory, probably Cherokee Nation, to Hill County in about 1871. Toliver Jorile moved with his family to the Marlow, Oklahoma, area in 1908. He is listed as Joe Green in the 1910 Richland, Stephens County, Oklahoma census. In 1920 and 1930, he is listed as Joe T. This reverses the order of his names Toliver Jorile. He also signed Retta's school report card as J T Green. His draft card records his name as Toliver Jorile Green, as family records have it. These census entries indicate how he preferred to refer to himself, using the more common Joe as the primary name, rather than Jorile or Toliver. I have known of other people reversing the order of first and middle for public or business purposes. My son Christopher Kevin Jenkins goes by Kevin, and is known in his company as Kevin C Jenkins. T J's use of the name Joe is confirmed in the obituary report of his youngest son Paul Donald (Donnie) Green (d 10 March 2008). Donnie's parents are reported as Toliver Jorile "Joe" and Margaret Crenshaw Green. He married Luada (or Lou Ada) Caledonia West in 1894. I don't have a record for them in the 1900 census. In the 1910 Stephens County, Oklahoma, Toliver Jorile is a widower living next door to Dock Gregory. Toliver Jorile's daughter Alpharetta Mae (Rettie) later married Dock Gregory's son Andy. 1910 Federal Census, Stephens County, Oklahoma, 25 April, Richland Township, District 243, Page 6B (No House or Family numbers) Green, Joe Head M W 34 Widowed OK AL AL Green, Re-a Dau F W 14 OK OK OK (the loop of the e is just extended up and forward. No letter) Green, Minnie Dau F W 11 OK OK OK Green, Homer Son F W 3 OK OK OK Since Joe (Toliver Jorile) is a widower In the 1910 census, he married his second wife Mollie Stroud Williams Lane (twice widowed) sometime after this census. Joe's WWI Draft Registration provides his full name and other details in 1918. The fact that he gives his daughter as nearest of kin would seem to indicate that he had not yet married Mollie Stroud. On these registration cards, normally the wife is reported as next of kin. U.S. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Toliver Jorile Green Residence Route 1, Marlow, Stephens, Oklahoma Born 22 Nov 1872, place not given Occupation Farmer Nearest Relative Minnie Lee Green (daughter), Rt 1 Marlow Medium Height and Build, Eyes and hair "dark" Signed Toliver Jorile Green Registration 12 Sept 1918 Marlow, Stephens, Oklahoma In 1920, T J is married to his second wife Mollie Stroud. 1920 Federal Census, Stephens County, Oklahoma, 2 Feb, Richland Township, District 262, page 10A (No house or family numbers given) Green, Joe T Head M W 46 OK GA AL Farmer Green, Mollie Wife F W 48 AL AL AL Green, Minnie Dau F W 20 OK AL AL Green, Homer Son M W 12 OK AL AL Note the change in birthplace for the children's mother, from Oklahoma to Alabama. This means they put the birthplace of the Stepmother Mollie, instead of the birth mother, Lou Ada Caldonia West. Joe's mother is also reported as born in Alabama, as reported also in 1910. However, on his brother James Taylor Green's report, his mother's birthplace is shown as Illinois. In 1930 Illinois is also reported as the birthplace for Toliver Jorile's mother. We learned from Barnett family census enumerations, however, that their mother Clarinda Barnett was actually born in Tennessee before her father moved the family to Illinois after the death of Clarinda's mother. (See notes for Clarinda Barnett and Jorile R Barnett.) In 1930, Toliver Jorile is listed again as Joe T, with his third wife Maggie D. This would be Margaret Drucilla Crenshaw Welch, whose first husband has died. In the household with Joe and Maggie are Joe's son Homer (listed here as Homer B), Joe and Maggie's son Paul D (Donnie), and Maggie's four children Annie, Thomas J, and twins Berley J and Pearl I Welch. 1930 Federal Census, Stephens County, Oklahoma, 23 April, Richland Township, District 22, page 12A-B, Hse #226, Family #227 Green, Joe T Head Owns M W 56 TX GA IL Farmer Green, Maggie D Wife F W 56 TX AR AL Green, Homer B Son M W 23 OK TX GA Farm Laborer Green, Paul D Son M W 2yrs 8mos OK TX GA Welch, Annie StepDaughter F W 17 OK US TX Welch, Thomas J StepSon M W 15 OK NC TX Welch, Berley J StepSon M W 10 OK NC TX Welch, Pearl I StepDaughter M W 10 OK NC TX 1940 Federal Census, Stephens County, Oklahoma, 18 April, Richland Township, District 69-24, page 6B, Hse #118, Owns $200 Green, T J Head M W 66 Grade 5 b Oklahoma Same house in 1935 Farmer Green, Maggie D Wife F W 56 Grade 7 b Tennessee Same house in 1935 Green, Homer Son M W 33 Single Grade H-4 b Oklahoma Same house in 1935 Green, Paul Donald Son M W 12 Single Grade 7 b Oklahoma Same house in 1935 Next door is Maggie's son Berley J Welch and his wife Treasure. 1940 Federal Census, Stephens County, Oklahoma, 18 April, Richland Township, District 69-24, page 6B, Hse #119, Rents $2 Welch, Berley J Head M W 20 Grade 8 b Oklahoma Stephens County OK in 1935 Truck Driver, Milk Route - page 7A - Green, Treasure Wife F W 18 Grade H-3 b Arkansas Altus, Jackson Co OK in 1935 Sales Clerk, Variety Store Lou Ila Gregory Jenkins gave me the date 01 Dec 1947 as the death date for Toliver Jorile Green. This is the date in the Marlow (Oklahoma) Cemetery listings: "Green, T. J. -- Nov 22, 1873 - Dec 1, 1947" -- Marlow Cemetery, http://www.rootsweb.com/~okstephe/MarlowCem2.txt Toliver Jorile "Joe" Green Birth Nov 22, 1873 Hill County, Texas, USA Death Dec 1, 1947 Marlow, Stephens County, Oklahoma, USA Spouses: Lou Ada Caldonia West Green 1877-1907 (m. 1894) Margaret Druscilla Crenshaw Green 1883-1974 (m. 1926) Children: Alpharetta Mae Green Gregory (1895 - 1963) Birdie Green (1898 - 1898) Minnie Lee Green Thornton 1899-1941 Norah Green (1902 - 1902) David Homer Green (1906 - 1989) Burial Marlow Cemetery, Marlow, Stephens County, Oklahoma Created by Jean Dec 01, 2007 -- Find A Grave Memorial #2319825, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=23198256
Tory's grave appears in the Lakeview Cemetery with other members of her family. All their stones have the same format, and helpfully report the children as children of Daniel and Francis Green. The name on the gravestone is Tory E Thornton, indicating she had married before she died at the age of 16. "I did learn an interesting fact about the Greens in the Lakeview Cemetery in Marietta. The Greens were moved there from a family cemetery located south of Marietta at some point. The Love County historian was invited to our Chickasaw family reunion & we were discussing families in Love County. The Greens came up & she told me about an article in the Marietta Monitor that told about the cemetery." -- Kati Jackson Cain, email to cousins Orville Boyd Jenkins and Marion Mixon, 7 July 2017 I have found no documentation of Tory's husband. Her middle name is reported by another Green family researcher, Cindy Pannell, as Elizabeth. I expect Tory is short for Victoria. Tory Elizabeth Green Birth 7 FEB 1870 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma Death 30 AUG 1886 in Love County, Oklahoma Parents: Dasniel Green 1844 - 1878 Francis Colbert 1831 - 1915 Married Thornton -- Cindy Pannell, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/22836742/person/1310328755 Gravestone of Tory E (Green) Thornton, Lakeview Cemetery, Marietta, Love, Oklahoma "Tory E Green daughter of Daniel & Francis Green Born Feb 7,1870 Died Aug 30, 1886" I have been unable to discover any information about Tory's husband. She was buried in the Green family group in a single grave, with the same epitaph format as most other children of the family. Tory Elizabeth Thornton Birth Feb 17, 1870 Oklahoma Death Aug 30, 1886 Marietta, Love County, Oklahoma Parents: Daniel David Green (1844 - 1878) Francis Colbert Green East (1831 - 1915) Siblings: Reddick Jackson Green (1872 - 1906) Minnie Jones (1874 - 1938) Rosebud Green (1876 - 1876) Robert Louis Green (1877 - 1877) Emma A Green (1878 - 1892) Half-sibling Samuel T Cochran (1866 - 1886) Burial Lakeview Cemetery, Marietta, Love County, Oklahoma Created by Phil & Donna Whitaker May 07, 2006 -- Find A Grave Memorial #14206081, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/14206081/thornton
Isaac Green BIRTH 1801 South Carolina, United States DEATH BEF 3 JUL 1863 Ga, Hall Co. Marriage 1822 Mary Matilda Jackson (1809-1862) His son Tyree was born on March 23, 1827, in Hall County, Georgia. His son James M. was born in 1831 in Hall County, Georgia, passed away on July 30, 1862 [this is his date of mustering out for CSA army. death was in Aug 1864, burial in Bridgeport TN], in Bridgeport, Tennessee, at the age of 31 His daughter Frances L. was born on June 22, 1835, in Georgia. His son Thomas Benton was born on September 2, 1837, in Hall County, Georgia. His daughter M.E. was born in 1840, passed away in July 1863 at the age of 23 His daughter Armilda was born in 1843 in Hall County, Georgia. His son Oliver D. was born in 1845 in Hall County, Georgia, passed away on July 30, 1862, in Bridgeport, Tennessee [same as James M; Oliver died in 1863 or 1863 as a POW in Illinois], at the age of 17 His son Leroy M. was born in 1848 in Georgia. His wife Mary Matilda passed away on January 19, 1862, in Georgia, at the age of 53. They had been married 40 years Death BEF 3 Jul 1863 Ga, Hall Co. Age 6 -- Catherine Hobby Family Tree, http://person.ancestry.com/tree/10446369/person/24425175959/facts His name in family sources is generally spelled Tyree, in the standard form. In his probate papers and on his grave it is spelled Tyre. The name Tyree does not appear in the 1850 census list for this family. The first two children, also, are both aged 17, appearing to be twins, but the first initials don't match any name in the list above. The second name is probably meant to be J M, which matches James M in the list of children found above and in other sources. 1850 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 21 August, page 707 (scan page 353), Hse/Fam #83 Isaac Green 49 M Farmer $750 Real Estate b South Carolina [b abt 1801] M Green 42 F South Carolina Cannot read or write [b abt 1808, matches wife Matilda Jackson] W J Green 17 M Laborer Georgia [unmatched in family genealogy lists of children, oldest child reported as Tyree; initial her may be W T] J M Green 17 M Laborer Georgia [close to James M, but initial looks like I instead of J] T R Green 14 F Georgia [possibly Frances L Green] T B Green 12 M Laborer Georgia [matches Thomas Benton] M E Green 10 F Georgia [known only by initials] A Green 7 F Georgia [Armilda] D O Green 6 M Georgia [D Oliver or Oliver D] Leroy McCutchin 2 M b Georgia [last name appears to be Green, McCutchin middle name] In the 1960 census, Tyree was reported as T M Green, age 31. He is enumerated with his wife Elizabeth, who is reported as age 35. 1860 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 2 June, District 570, P O Gainesville, page 5, Hse #44, Fam #39 T M Green 31 M Farmer $500 Real Estate $500 Personal born GA [b abt 1829] Elizabeth Green 35 F born So Carolina [b abt 1825] W J Green 10 F born GA [b abt 1850] Robert Green 7 M born GA [b 1853] -- page 6 -- J E Green 4 F born GA [b abt 1856] W S Green 1 M born GA [b 1859] The last child, appearing to be reported as W S, shoudl be M S. He matches Melvin S Green in other records. Melvin was one of the two sons, along with his brother Robet C, appointed an executors of their father's estate in 1900. In 1860, Tyree is living two doors down from his younger brother Thomas Benton, with his wife and new son George A, age 6 months. Their parents Isaac and Matilda are living on the other side of Thomas. 1860 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 2 June, District 570, P O Gainesville, page 5, Hse #42, Fam #36 T B [Thomas Benton] Green 22 M Farmer $0 Real Estate $200 Personal born SC [b abt 1838] F E Green 20 F born So Carolina [b abt 1840] G A Green 6mos M born SC [b abt Jan 1860] 1860 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 2 June, District 570, P O Gainesville, page 5, Hse #41, Fam #35 Isaac Green 59 M Farmer $1000 Real Estate $1000 Personal born SC [b abt 1838] Matilda Green 31 F born So Carolina [b abt 1840] M E Green 20 F born SC [b abt Jan 1860] Armilda Green 17 F born SC [b abt 1843] Oliver Green 14 M born So Carolina [b 1846] V M Green 12 M born So Carolina [b 1848] U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865 T M Green Residence Georgia Enlistment 29 Apr 1862 as Private, Company H, Georgia 40th Infantry Regiment Source Roster of Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865 In the 1870 census, the enmumerator apparently misunderstood Melvin's name and reported him as a daughter named Melvina. 1870 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 13 June, Whelchel's District, PO Gainesville, page 37-38), Hse #309, Fam #267 Green, Tira [Tyree] 42 M W Farmer $250 Real Estate $400 Personal Estate born Georgia [b abt 1828] Green, Elizabeth 48 F W Keeping House born Tennessee Cannot write [b abt 1822] -- page 38 -- Green, William J 19 M W Laboring on Farm born Georgia [b abt 1851] Green, Robert 18 M W Laboring on Farm born Georgia [b abt 1852] Green, Lizzie 13 F W Laboring on Farm born Georgia [b abt 1857] Green, Melvina [Melvin] 10 F [M] W Laboring on Farm born Georgia [b abt 1860] Green, Elbert 7 M W Laboring on Farm born Georgia [b 1863] In the 1870 census, the family next door to Tyree is a widow named Sarah Green, 47 years old, with 3 sons and 2 daughters. In 1880 there is one house between these households. Sarah has not been identified, but her proximity would make it likely that she is the widow of a brother or cousin of Tiree (Tyree). The name of the youngest son, Isaac, strengthens this likelihood, since it the name of Tyree's father. 1870 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 3 August, Whelchel's District, PO Gainesville, page 37-38), Hse #308, Fam #266 Green, Sarah 38 F W Farmer $250 Real Estate $400 Personal Estate born Georgia Georgia [b abt 1842] Green, Wiley S 15 M W Laboring on Farm born Georgia Cannot write [b abt 1855] Green, Richard 13 M W Laboring on Farm born Georgia Cannot write [b abt 1857] Green, Mary F 12 F W Laboring on Farm born Georgia Cannot read or write [b abt 1858] Green, Isaac 10 M W Laboring on Farm born Georgia Cannot read or write [b 1860] Green, Georgia A 8 F W Laboring on Farm born Georgia [b abt 1862] In the 1880 census, their daughter Elizabeth (Lizzie) is reported as 15, when she should be 25. The enumerator did put her in the corect child birth order, before 21-yers-old Melvin. 1880 Federal Census, Blount County, Alabama, 5 July, Whelchels District, District 139, page 11 (scan 151C), Hse #99, Fam #100 Greene, Tiree W M 53 Farmer GA SC SC [b abt 1827] Greene, Elizabeth W F 55 Wife Keeping House Cannot read or write GA SC SC [b abt 1825] Greene, Elizabeth W F 15 [25] Dau Single Works on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1865] Greene, Melvin S W M 21 Son Single Works on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1859] Greene, Elbert W M 18 Son Single Works on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1862] Sarah Green's household is two houses away. 1880 Federal Census, Blount County, Alabama, 5 July, Whelchels District, District 139, page 11 (scan 151C), Hse #97, Fam #98 Greene, Sarah W F 47 Dau Single Farmer GA GA GA Cannot read or write [b abt 1833] Greene, Wiley W F 24 Dau Single At Works on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1856] Greene, Richard O W M 23 Son Single Works on Farm AL GA GA [b abt 1857] Greene, Mary F W F 21 Dau Single Works on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1859] Greene, Isaac W M 19 Son Single Works on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1861] Greene, Georgia A W F 17 Dau Single Works on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1863] There is another household headed by a widow 4 houses away, at the end of this census page. This is Manisa Green, 82 years old, with what appear to be grandchildren in her household. The oldest is age 21, named Shadrack L Green. This appears to be a family of a prominent line of Greens with several generations of Shadracks. They have in some ways appeared to be related to Tyree's lineage, descended from Meshack W Green, but no connection has yet been definitely confirmed. This proximity is a strong support that they share some familial relation. Manisa, at age 82, was born about one year before Meshack W Green died in South Carolina. 1880 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 5 June, Whelchels District, District 139, page 11 (scan 151C), Hse #99, Fam #100 Greene, Manisa W F 82 Widow Farming GA GA GA Cannot read or write [b abt 1798] Greene, Shadrack L W M 21 Son Single Works on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1859] Greene, Henrietta W F 19 Dau Single Works on Farm GA GA GA [b abt 1861] Greene, Nathan K W M 17 Son Single Works on Farm AL GA GA [b abt 1863] Greene, George W W M 16 Son Single Works on Farm GA NC NC [GA GA] [b abt 1864] The last child was the first entry of the next page. He is the only one reported with parents born in NC. This appears to be an enumerator error, since the next household are so reported for all the children and parents. It appears the enumerator entered the next family before he put the birth state information on the record for George, then just treated it as an entry for the household following, which other than George was the first household on the page. Tyre Green, application for probate with no will made by sons R C and M S Green, 1 Aug 1900, approved same date. Hall County, Georgia, USA; Death date reported in application for probate as 28 July 1900; -- Estate Case Files, 1819-1978, Grant, Edith and Hartley-Griffin, Mrs Gussie; Georgia, Wills and Probate Records, 1742-1992 While the probate records report death date as 28 July 1900, the grave has the next day, 29 July 1900. Tyre Green Birth Mar 28, 1822 Death Jul 29, 1900 Spouse Elizabeth Green (1819 - 1900) Inscription: AT REST Burial South Bend Cemetery, Gainesville, Hall County, Georgia, USA Created by Cat 8521 Jul 11, 2009 -- Find A Grave Memorial #39327695, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=39327695
1900 Federal Census, Gordon County, Georgia, 13 July, Fair Mount, District 54, page 7B, Hse #116, Fam #117 Green, William Head W M Nov 1852 47 Married 26 yrs GA SC SC Farmer Green, Louisa A Wife W F May 1857 43 Married 26 yrs 11 children/10 living GA GA GA Green, Eva Dau W F Dec 1877 22 GA GA GA Farm Labor Green, Alice A Dau W F Nov 1875 24 GA GA GA Farm Labor Green, Lura L Dau W F June 1879 21 GA GA GA Farm Labor Green, Eulus L Son W M Oct 1881 18 GA GA GA Farm Labor ** Green, Vada L Dau W F Sept 1883 16 GA GA GA At School ** Green, Haley B Dau W F Febr 1887 13 GA GA GA At School Green, Agnes E Dau W F Oct 1888 11 GA GA GA At School Green, Ollie L Dau W F Apr 1891 9 GA GA GA At School Green, Marnie B Dau W F Apr 1893 7 GA GA GA At School Green, Thomas A Son W M Jan 1895 5 GA GA GA Green, William E Son W M Aug 1898 1 GA GA GA Gravestones of Pleasant Grove Baptist Cemetery Vada Green, wife of E G Roper; Sept 25, 1883 Dec 23, 1926; Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, Ryo, Gordon County, Georgia; Photo by Ladonna Greer Collett, posted on Find a Grave 23 June 2009, acccessed 13 July 2017, used by permission Vada Laura Green Roper Birth Sep 25, 1883 Gordon County, Georgia, USA Death Dec 23, 1926 Bartow County, Georgia, USA Georgia Death Index list: Mrs. E G (Vada) Roper and a Inf. of Mrs E G Roper died same day in Bartow County, Ga Parents: William Jasper Green (1851 - 1944) Louisa A. Stone Green (1857 - 1922) Spouse E G Roper (1881 - 1964) Daughter Adele Roper Mercier (1918 - 2013) Siblings: Lura L Green Presley (1878 - 1960) Hala B. Green Roper (1887 - 1955) Agnes Elmyra Green Cowart (1888 - 1955) Married Edward Grant Roper 24 Dec 1903 Pickens County, Ga. book C, page 566 Burial Pleasant Grove Baptist Cemetery, Ryo, Gordon County, Georgia, USA Created by David Mitchell Nov 21, 2008 -- Find A Grave Memorial #31591046, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=31591046
1930 Federal Census, Love County, Oklahoma, 11 April, Washington Township, District 14, page 4B, Hse/Fam #65 Green, William Head Rents M W 38 First married at age 24 OK OK US Farmer [b abt 1892] Green, Lena Wife F W 36 First married at age 21 OK OK OK Green, Valton Son M W 4yrs9mos OK OK OK 1940 Federal Census, Love County, Oklahoma, 3 May, Hickory Township, District 43-4, Page 10B, Hse #154, Rents, Farm Green, Will E Head M W 50 Widowed Grade 6 b Okla Rural Love Okla in 1935 Road Construction Laborer [b abt 1890] Green, Valton Son M W 15 Single Grade 4 b Okla Rural Love Okla in 1935 [b abt 1925] Valton's Social security record gives us some details about his birth and death. However, shortly thereafter, I found another Valton Green whose birthday was only about a month different from the one in Texas. His birth in June matches more closely with the census birth date estimate. Further, his SSN was issued in Oklahoma, which makes it more likely he is the one. The Social Security Death Index does not record the place of death of the Oklahoma Valton Green. Social Security Death Index Valton Green Born 25 Jun 1925 Died Mar 1975 SSN 448-18-7671 issued Oklahoma (Before 1951) I have found several individuals in Texas and Oklahoma with the name Valton Green. One in California also. Though this name was strange to me, I have even found one in Lancashire, England. I found the record of one Valton Green in Texas, whose birth date was very close to what I figured from the age of ou8r Valton in the 1930 census. His Social security Number was issued in Texas. Social Security Death Index Valton R Green Born 13 May 1925 Died 22 Apr 1996 Last Residence Houston, Harris, Texas, 77043 SSN 464-26-0584 issued Texas (Before 1951) This Texas Valton Green was reported in the 1940 census in Houston with his parents, That census indicates they were living in Wheeler County, Texas in 1935. Our Valton was with his parents in Love County, Oklahoma for the 1940 census.
W. E. Green Birth Jul. 28, 1897 Blount County, Alabama Death Feb. 17, 1984 Blount County, Alabama Parents: Isaac Andrew Jackson Green (1872 - 1948) Rena Anzonetta Pass Green (1876 - 1935) Spouse Eva Green (1897 - 1957) Siblings: Ezra Milton Green (1895 - 1918) Ethel L. Love (1899 - 1972) Burial Nectar Cemetery, Nectar, Blount County, Alabama Maintained by LGH, Originally Created by Johnny Tidmore Mar 24, 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial #67401658, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=67401658
Jack was likely Jackson, named after a great uncle. Many men called Jackson were actually named Andrew Jackson, after the famous Tennessee General and President of the United States. Green family researcher Bev Bell reports his name as Walter Jack, born in Nov 1924, even though he had a brother named Walter Jacob Jr, born about a year later. Both sons are reported in the 1930 as Jack and Junior Green, and in 1940 as Jack and Jacob. They are with their widowed mother and sister in the residence of their uncle, Walter Jacob Green's brother Pink Green. Walter Jacob later went by Jake and Walter Jack went by Walter J (ref the 1957 city directory). The Social Security record matching Jack or Walter Jack Green, his birth date has simply Walter Green. 1930 Federal Census, Fresno County, California, 18 April, Township 5, District 76, page 7A, Conejo Avenue, Hse #150, Fam #151 Green, Pink Head M W 42 First married at 32 [but no wife in the household] OK TN TN Farm Laborer Green, Maggie Sister-in-law F W 35 First married at 34 [but no husband in the household] OK MO MO Green, Eva Lee Niece F W 7 OK OK OK Green, Jack Nephew M W 6 OK OK OK Green, Junior Nephew M W 4yrs 4mos OK OK OK [b abt Dec 1925] In the 1940 census, Jack and his siblings are reported as children of Pink. It appears to be an enumerator error. 1940 Federal Census, Fresno County, California, 9 April, Judicial Township 11, District 132, page 2B, Belmont Ave, Hse #43, Rents $10, Live on a Farm Green, Pink Head M W 53 Widow First Grade 3 b Oklahoma Place under 2000 population in 1935 Farmer Glory, Maggie Wife F W 48 Grade 3 b OK lived in same house in 1935 Green, Eva Dau F W 17 Single Grade 8 b OK lived in same house in 1935 Green, Jack Son M W 16 Single HS-1 b OK lived in same house in 1935 Farm Laborer Green, Jacob Son M W 14 Single Grade 8 b OK lived in same house in 1935 U.S. World War II Navy Muster Rolls, 1938-1949 Jack Walter Green Service Number 562 68 77 Enlistment 28 August 1942 Los Angeles USS Overton, Ship #239 Departure 11 Nov 1942 from Tompkinsville, Staten Island, New York to Sea U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995 Fresno, California, City Directory, 1957, p 269 Green Jake (Doris D) trencher opr Dallas Wilson h 3842 E Austin way [Walter Jacob Green, son of Walter Jacob Green & Laurie Margaret Lee, wife Doris D Mahaffey] p 270 Green Walter Jr jan First Natl Bk r 521 S 3d [unclear who this is] Green Walter J (Bonnie) heavy equip opr Valley Eng h 3049 Inyo [Walter Jack Green, son of Walter Jacob Green & Laurie Margaret Lee, wife Bonnie Clement] U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995 Fresno, California, City Directory, 1960, p 306 Green Walter J (Bonnie S) emp Valley Engineers Inc h 1508 E Garland av U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Walter Green Born 26 Feb 1924 Died Sep 1974 SSN 564-20-3136 issued California (Before 1951) Jack's death record reports that he died in Sierra County. This is a low population county near Reno, Nevada. California, Death Index, 1940-1997 Walter J Green Social Security #564203136 Birth 26 Feb 1924 Oklahoma Death 1 Sep 1974 Sierra County "Sierra County is a county located in the U.S. state of California. As of the 2010 census, the population was 3,240 making it the second-least populous county in California. The county seat is Downieville, and the only incorporated city is Loyalton. The county is located in the Sierra Nevada, northeast of Sacramento on the border with Nevada." -- "Sierra County, California," Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sierra_County,_California --------------------------- Walter Jack Green Birth Feb 26, 1924 Muskogee County, Oklahoma Death Sep 1, 1974 Fresno County, California [California death records say he died in Sierra County, California] Jack Green was the son of Walter Jacob Green (1889-1925) and Maggie Lee Green (1897-1952). He was middle child of their three children: Eva Lee, (himself) and Junior (Walter Jacob (Jake) GREEN Spouse Bonnie Sue Clement Green (1927 - 1983) Siblings: Paul Ester Burch (1914 - 1989) Half-sibling Eva Lee Green (1922 - 2002) Walter Jacob Green (1925 - 1984) U.S. Navy Veteran of WW II. When just babes, their father died; his extended family soon moved to central Calif, along with their mother, Maggie, who was staying in her brother-in-law's HH (Pink Green) in 1930 census. America was in difficult economic times. No child support. Jack married Bonnie Sue Clement (1927-1983) according to WFT. (Three living children). Jack's Funeral card is posted Family Tree [?], which shows several of his Green family as pallbearers, and that interment was in Fresno Memorial Gardens. Eva Lee, his sister, and Walter Jacob (Jake) are also bur. here. Pictures of tombstones are courtesy of Bev Bell, on Family Tree. Burial Fresno Memorial Gardens, Fresno, Fresno County, California Created by wvy Jul 25, 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial #73921580, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=73921580 --------------------------- ------------------ A Texas birth certificate was discovered in September 2016 that is eerily similar to the child of Walter Jacob Green and Laurie Margaret Lee, named Walter Jack Green. The reported date of birth for Walter Jack in Social security records and his grave is 26 February 1924. The birth date on the birth certificate was 29 November 1924. This child was born in Gainesvill, Texas, a town associated with this Green family, since the original Green, Toliever Green, moved his family there was Georgia a little before the 1960 census when they were reported there. Walter Jacob Green and Walter Jack Green were cons of Toliver's grandson Walter Jacob Green, son of Toliver's son Jacob GReen, known also in family memory as Jake. The newborn son was not named, reported as "Full name of child Unknown." (The form states that if the name is not known at thtat time a supplemental report is to be made. No such report has yet been found to match.) The child's father is reproted as J Walter Green and the mother as Willie Owens. Child's Name Unknown, Legitimate Boy Birth 29 Nov 1924 N Weaver St Ward 3 (Family residence), Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas, USA Father J Walter Green, white, born Texas, Occupation Farming Mother Willie Owens, white, born Texas, Occupation Housewife Mother Residence Gainesville, Texas ---------------------
1930 Federal Census, Fresno County, California, 18 April, Township 5, District 76, page 7A, Conejo Avenue, Hse #150, Fam #151 Green, Pink Head M W 42 First married at 32 [but no wife in the household] OK TN TN Farm Laborer Green, Maggie Sister-in-law F W 35 First married at 34 [but no husband in the household] OK MO MO Green, Eva Lee Niece F W 7 OK OK OK Green, Jack Nephew M W 6 OK OK OK Green, Junior Nephew M W 4yrs 4mos OK OK OK [b abt Dec 1925] A researcher reports that the last child was named Walter Jacob. Here he is named Junior, so we may conclude that his father Walter's full name was also Walter Jacob. The 1930 census reports Walter's widow and children living in the household of Walter's brother Pink. The Find-a-Grave memorial for Walter's brother Pink (below) reports that Walter died in Oklahoma about 1925. From the age of Junior in 1930 as 4 years and 4 months, Walter must have died before the birth of Junior. If the age of Junior is as exact as it looks, we can say he was born in November or December 1925. This enables us to place Walter's death between March and December 1925. This also means that Maggie did not move to California with her children till at least 1926, after the birth of Jacob Jr. Pink's obituary reported that he had lived in Fresno since 1925. so either he went earlier and Maggie and her children moved later to join Pink and Lois, or they all moved together in 1926, and the obit date was a rounded number. The latter seems most likely. In the 1940 census, Jack and his siblings are reported as children of Pink. It appears to be an enumerator error. 1940 Federal Census, Fresno County, California, 9 April, Judicial Township 11, District 132, page 2B, Belmont Ave, Hse #43, Rents $10, Live on a Farm Green, Pink Head M W 53 Widow First Grade 3 b Oklahoma Place under 2000 population in 1935 Farmer Glory, Maggie Wife F W 48 Grade 3 b OK lived in same house in 1935 Green, Eva Dau F W 17 Single Grade 8 b OK lived in same house in 1935 Green, Jack Son M W 16 Single HS-1 b OK lived in same house in 1935 Farm Laborer Green, Jacob Son M W 14 Single Grade 8 b OK lived in same house in 1935 Jake was in the Navy for a while, though I have not found his enlistment records. Bev Bell found his discharge certificate. Note that the initials USNR seem to indicate he was in the Reserves during WWII. Honorable Discharge from the United States Navy This is to certify that Jacob Green, a Seaman First Class USNR is honorably discharged from the US Naval Separation Center, Shoemaker, California, and from the naval service of the United tates this 7th day of December 1945. This certificate is awarded as a testimony of Fidelity and Obedience. Jake married Doris Deane Mahaffey on 17 March 1945 in Kerman, Fresno County, California. California Marriage Certificate County of Fresno Jacob Green, P O Box 39, Kerman (Fresno Co), Calif age 19, b Okla, Occupation US Navy Father Walter Green born Okla, Mother Maggie Lee born Missouri and Doris Deane Mahaffey, 230 No 1st, Fresno, Calif age 20, b Texas, Occupation Clerical Father Alton Mahaffey born Texas, Mother Josie Allen, born Texas Married 17 March 1945 in Kerman, Fresno, California By Harved D Byram, Minister Assemblies of God Filed 19 March 1945 Jake was a professional wrestler for a while. There is a newspaper announcement of a boxing bout featuring Jake in 1948 in Fresno. Pro Boxing Tonight Double Main Event [Several fights listed] 4 rounds - 170 pounds Jake Green Fresno vs Percy Butler San Francisco -- Fresno Bee Republican newspaper, Fresno, Fresno, California, 17 Mar 1948 In an accompanying story on scheduled boxing matches, Jake is mentioned: "The Lou Montoya-Jimmy Anderson four round fight is off the card as Montoya hurt his hand winning a fight in San Francisco Monday night. Instead, Jake Green, Fresno heavyweight, has been matched with Percy Butler, 175 pound San Franciscan." -- Fresno Bee Republican newspaper, Fresno, Fresno, California, 17 Mar 1948 There is another naval record for a Walter J Green Jr, that appeared to be this same person. But my cousin and coresearcher Marion Mixon, with his military background, noted that the service number was different, indicating this was a different person. Some genealogies may have the following record attached to our Walter Jacob Green Jr, but it appears to be a different person, who just entered service in 1948. U.S. World War II Navy Muster Rolls, 1938-1949 Walter J Green Junior Ship, Station or Activity: Philippine Sea Ship Number or Designation: CV 47 Muster Date 6 Dec 1948 His name here indicates he is named the same as his father, who is a Junior as reported in the 1930 census, where he is enumerated simply as Junior Green. In this 1957 city directory, Jake is reported working for Dallas Wilson as a heavy equipment operator running a trencher. His death certificate indicates he worked for 35 years in Pipelne Construction. His wife is Doris Deane Mahaffey. U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989 Polk's Fresno (Fresno County, Calif.) City Directory, 1957, p 269 Green Jake (Doris D) trencher opr Dallas Wilson h 3842 E Austin way U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995 Fresno, California, City Directory, 1960, p 305 Green Jakes (Doris D) opr eng Frank Hudson Inc h 3842 E Austin way I found a divorce records for Jake and Doris, which gives their marriage date, but have not found the original marriage records. California Divorce Index, 1966-1984 Jacob Green, age 25 Spouse Doris D Mahaffey, age 24 Married 1945 Aug 1972 Fresno Jake has a joint gravestone, but there is no death date on Doris' side. It seems odd they would have included Doris' name on the gravestone since they had been divorced 12 years before his death. I have not found where she was finally buried. I found she did marry again, to John Lowe Ripley 28 April 1989 in Carson City, Nevada. Funeral Remembrance Card Mr Jake Green Birth November 4, 1925 Death November 17, 1984 Stephens and Bean Chapel, Tuesday, November 20 (Fresno) Officiating Rev Paul Burch, Brother of Mr Green and Dr Orville Winters Interment Fresno Memorial Gardens Pallbearers Tom Green, Jack Green, Jim Green, John Butler, J T Scott, Tunney Starks Pallbearers Tom and Jack were Jake's brothers. I have not identified Jim Green. -------------------------------- Walter Jacob "Jake" Green Birth Nov. 4, 1925, Fort Gibson, Muskogee County, Oklahoma, USA Death Nov. 17, 1984 Fresno County, California, USA Jake Green was the son of Walter Jacob Green (1889-1925) and Maggie Lee Green (1897-1952). He was one of three children: Eva Lee, Jack, and Jake. They were just babes when their father died in OK, and their mother moved to central Calif. before 1930, where she was in HH of her brother-in-law, Pink Green, in 1930 Fresno census--and Jake was listed as "Junior." Family Tree says his mother, Maggie, married Earl Burch, in MO., and there is a MO Marriage record to that effect. On Jake's funeral card, it says "Officiating: Rev. Paul Burch, brother of Mr. Green" and Dr. Orville Winters. Several Green family were pallbearers. His two siblings, Eva Lee and Jack are buried here. His double tombstone is with Doris Green. [Doris' side has no date of death, and her date of birth is unreadable on the photo] Burial Fresno Memorial Gardens, Fresno, Fresno County, California, USA Created by wvy Jul 25, 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial #73922002, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Green&GSiman=1&GScid=7983&GRid=73922002& -------------------------------- California Certificate of Death #T-35-114827-1 Jacob N.M.N. Green White Male, Married, Spouse's name Doris Mahaffey Born 25 November 1925 Oklahoma Death 17 November 1984 St Agnes Hospital, Fresno, Fresno County Cause of Death Cardiopulmonary failure and carcinoma of the prostate Occupation Heavy Equipment Operator, Pipe Line Construction, for 35 years Father Walter Jacob Green, born Oklahoma; Mother Laurie M Lee, born Missouri Informant Doris Green (Wife), P O Box 9425 Fresno CA 93392 Place of burial Fresno Memorial Gardens 20 November 1984 By Stephens and Bean Funeral Service Filed 19 November 1984 Note that his name is entered on the certificate as Jacob NMN Green. The initials NMN mean "No Middle Name." This is curious, since Jacob IS his middle name. Other records and family information indicate his name was Walter Jacob Green. He was always referred to as Jacob or Jake. Did his surviving family members not know his full name was Walter Jacob? The certificate indicates the informant was his wife Doris Mahaffey, which also seems curious, since we have the record of their divorce. I see Jake's occupation is reported as Heavy Equipment Operater, and he has worked for a Pipline Construction Company for 35 years. We know, however, that during that period he was a professional boxer and he was in the Navy, at least once on an assignment at sea, shipping out to the Philippine Sea in December 1948.
1900 Federal Census, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, 13 June, Township 15, District 40, Page 6B, Hse/Fam #126: Green, Jacob Head M W Nov 1848 51 2nd marriage married 18 years GA NC GA Farmer Green, Susan Wife F W Aug 1858 41 1st marriage, married 18 years, 6 children/6 living MS MS GA Green, Walter Son M W Nov 1889 10 Ind Terr GA MS 1910 Federal Census, Nash Township, Muskogee, Oklahoma, 30 April, District 107, Page 13B, Hse/Fam #104: Green, Jacob Head M W 60 2nd marriage married at age 27 GA NC SC Farmer Green, Susan Wife F W 51 1st marriage married at age 27 6 children,/5 living MS MS GA Green, Walter Son M W 20 OK GA MS Farm Laborer In 1918, we find Walter working in a mine in northeast Oklahoma, living in Commerce. WWI Draft Registration Cards Walter Green Residence N Main St, Commerce, Ottawa County, Oklahoma Born 25 Dec 1888 Henryetta (Creek Nation/Okmulgee County), Oklahoma Occupation Mining Shoveler, Hines Mining Co, Commerce, Okla Medium Height and Build, Gray Eyes, Brown Hair Registered Commerce, Oklahoma, 5 June 1917 Single Signed Walter Green By 1920,Walter had married a widow, Maggie Lee Burch, who was enumerated with Walter along with her two Burch children. Walter has moved from Commerce to Cardin, still in Ottawa County, in the very northeast corner of the state. Cardin is now on of three towns that diminished until they became ghost towns in the 2000s. "Cardin is a ghost town in Ottawa County, Oklahoma, United States. The population was 150 at the 2000 census, but plummeted to 3 at the 2010 census in April 2010. The town is located within the Tar Creek Superfund site; the vast majority of its residents accepted federal buyout offers, and the town's population dropped to zero in November 2010." -- "Cardin, Oklahoma," Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardin,_Oklahoma 1920 Federal Census, Ottawa County, Oklahoma, 17 January, Quapaw Township, District 124, page 13B, Hse #254, Fam #285 Green, Water [sic] Head Rents M W 32 OK IL OH Shoveler Hines Mine Green, Maggie Wife F W 25 MO MO MO Burch, Earl Stepson M W 8 MO MO MO Burch, Paul Stepson M W 5 MO MO MO This census was available when I was originally searching for info on Walter, but this appeared to be a different Walter Green, since the birth sates did not match the information we had about his family. Now with information about his wife discovered only in March 2012, it is clear this is the correct Walter Green. He just got the birth states of his parents wrong. Walter's Father Jacob was born in Georgia and his mother Susan Barnett was born in Illinois. A Find-a-Grave memorial on Walter's brother Pink reports that Walter died in 1925 in Oklahoma, after which his wife and children moved to Fresno County, California, with his two brothers, and maybe their mother Susan. "Another brother, Walter Jacob, had died in 1925 (OK) and the widow with three small children were staying in [the household] with Pink in the 1930 census, Fresno CA, Township 5. The three children--Eva L., Jack, and Walter Jacob (Jake), are bur. in this cemetery as is Pink's brother, Thomas (Tom) Gilbert GREEN." -- Find A Grave Memorial #73346170, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=73346170 The compiler of this memorial tells us that the name of Walter's last son was Walter Jacob. This last child is named in the census as Junior, so we may conclude that his father Walter's full name was also Walter Jacob. We find Walter Jr in 1930 with his brother and sister and widowed mother, in Fresno, California. The census reports Walter's widow and children living in the household of Walter's brother Pink. They moved to California some time after Walter's death and the birth of Junior, and the memorial compiler says it was 1930. 1930 Federal Census, Fresno County, California, 18 April, Township 5, District 76, page 7A, Conejo Avenue, Hse #150, Fam #151 Green, Pink Head M W 42 First married at 32 [but no wife in the household] OK TN TN Farm Laborer Green, Maggie Sister-in-law F W 35 First married at 34 [but no husband in the household] OK MO MO Green, Eva Lee Niece F W 7 OK OK OK Green, Jack Nephew M W 6 OK OK OK Green, Junior Nephew M W 4yrs 4mos OK OK OK [b abt Dec 1925] From the age of Junior in 1930 as 4 years and 4 months, Walter must have died before the birth of Junior. If the age of Junior is as exact as it looks, we can say he was born in November or December 1925. This enables us to place Walter's death between March and December 1925 and the move to California between December 1925 (birth of Junior) and March 1930 (month before census). Pink's obituary says he had lived in Fresno since 1925. This must be a very round number, since the 1930 and 1940 censuses report that Jacob was born in Oklahoma, and 1930 seems to indicate it was December 1925. So Maggie and the children actually came to California in 1926. We do not know if Pink and Lois moved west earlier or they all traveled together. -------------------------- Walter Jacob “Jake†Green Birth 4 Nov 1925 Fort Gibson, Muskogee County, Oklahoma, USA Death 17 Nov 1984 (aged 59) Fresno County, California, USA Burial Fresno Memorial Gardens, Fresno, Fresno County, California Jake Green was the son of Walter Jacob Green (1889-1925) and Maggie Lee Green (1897-1952). He was one of three children: Eva Lee, Jack, and Jake. They were just babes when their father died in OK, and their mother moved to central Calif. before 1930, where she was in HH of her brother-in-law, Pink Green, in 1930 Fresno census--and Jake was listed as "Junior." Family Tree says his mother, Maggie, married Earl Burch, in MO., and there is a MO Marriage record to that effect. On Jake's funeral card, it says "Officiating: Rev. Paul Burch, brother of Mr. Green" and Dr. Orville Winters. (This FH card is on WFT). Several Green family were pallbearers. His two siblings, Eva Lee and Jack are buried here. His double tombstone is with Doris Green. (photo of marker is courtesy of Bev Bell, from Family Tree). Parents: Walter Jacob Green 1890-1925 Laurie Margaret Lee Burch Green 1889-1954 Siblings: Earl Walter Burch 1911-1962 Paul Ester Burch 1914-1989 (m. 1982) Eva Lee Green 1922-2002 Walter Jack Green 1924-1974 Created by wvy 25 Jul 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial 73922002, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/73922002/walter-jacob-green --------------------------
------------------- Ward Beecher "Beech" Green Birth May 22, 1885 Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas, USA Death Jan 3, 1929 Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA Ward married Winnie Alice Green 18 Oct 1907 in Robert Lee, Coke Co, Texas. The couple are an unrelated Green x Green family. Winnie's ancestors are from Tennessee and ours' are from Texas. Parents: Francis Marion Green (1846 - 1897) Feliciann Asenith Kellar Green (1852 - 1937) Spouse Winnie Alice Green Green (1887 - 1957) Children: Finis Archie Green (1908 - 1937) Riley Childress Green (1913 - 1986) William Prue Green (1916 - 1947) Siblings: William Benjamin Green (1869 - 1920) Minerva Caroline Green Yance (1871 - 1957) Francis Henry Green (1874 - 1957) Joseph Riley Green (1876 - 1904) Mary Rose Ann Green Scott (1879 - 1967) Archie Dallas Green (1882 - 1936) Edward Pruitt Green (1886 - 1964) John Carlton Green (1889 - 1936) Orr Toliver Green (1891 - 1966) Helen Ozella Narcissus Green Peterson (1893 - 1969) Burial Greenwood Memory Lawn Cemetery, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, Block 37, Plot 1, Space 16 Maintained by Joyce Edgar Phipps, Originally Created by Debora Bell Jun 03, 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial #7079645, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=70796450 -------------------
1850 Federal Census, Cherokee County, Alabama, 11 July, District 27, page ?, Hse/Fam #850 Jephtha Green 38 M Agriculture b SC (b abt 1810) Jemima Green 32 F b SC (b abt 1818) Wiley Green 2 M b Alabama (b abt 1848) 1860 Federal Census, Cherokee County, Alabama, 15 July, District 2, PO Center, page 70, Hse/Fam #497 Jemima Green 43 F Farmer $300 Real Estate $371 Personal born South Carolina [b abt 1790] noted as widow Wilie Green 12 M born Alabama [b abt 1848] 1880 Federal Census, Cherokee County, Alabama, 16 June, Township 10, District 12, page 13, Hse/Family #124 Green, W T 32 W M Farming Cannot Write AL SC SC Green, Catharine W F 26 Wife Keeping House AL SC SC Green, Fannie W F 8 Dau Single AL AL SC Green, Thomas W M 6 Son Single AL AL SC Green, William W M 4 Son Single AL AL SC 1900 Federal Census, Palo Pinto County, Texas, 2 June, Precinct 2, District 120, page 1B, Hse/Fam #13 Green, Wylie T Head W M Sept 1848 51 Married 29 years AL SC SC Farmer Owns Green, Catherine Wife W F Dec 1850 49 Married 29 years 4 children/4 living SC SC SC Green, Thos F Son W M Sept 1873 26 AL AL SC Green, Wm H Son W M Augt 1875 24 AL AL SC Green, Edward P Son W M Jany 1881 19 AL AL SC Thrilkill, Lela Niece W M Jany 1878 21 AL AL SC
1860 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 16 August, District 544, PO Sweet Water, p 733, Hse/Fam #963 Shadrick Green 51 M Farmer $0 Real Estate $50 Personal Born South Carolina [born abt 1809] Maniza [Benisa] Green 30 F b North Carolina [born abt 1830] William Green 17 M Farm Laborer b Georgia [born abt 1843]
1850 Federal Census, Cherokee County, Alabama, 11 July, District 27, page ?, Hse/Fam #850 Jephtha Green 38 M Agriculture b SC (b abt 1810) Jemima Green 32 F b SC (b abt 1818) Wm Green 12 F b Alabama (b abt 1838) In 1860, William is living with his wife and one child in a cluster of households of his family. His widowed mother and grandmother are living a couple of houses away next to each other. 1860 Federal Census, Cherokee County, Alabama, 15 July, District 2, PO Center, page 70, Hse/Fam #499 William Green 21 M Farmer $265 Personal Estate born Alabama [b abt 1839] Sarah Green 24 F born Georgia [b abt 1836] Lydia Green 3 F born Alabama [b abt 1857] Nancy Bone 23 F born Alabama [b abt 1837] Nancy Bone may be a sister of Sarah. William served in the Cherokee Guards of Alabama, in the forces of the Confederate States of America. I found his name in the roll of the Guards, but found no other details of his service or deployment in the records. He is on the list with his uncle, Monterville M Israel and Monterville's neighbor Geroge Taylor. Roll of the Cherokee (Alabama) Guards, US Civil War M M Israel 1st Lieut William Green 1st Corpl George Taylor Drummer The Eastern Cherokee as well as a compnent o the Western Cherokees were allied with the Confederacy because of their longtime grievances with the US government. They blamed the US blamed the federal government and former US President Andrew Jackson for the Trail of Tears. ---------------- Cherokee in the American Civil War The Cherokee in the American Civil War were active in the Trans-Mississippi and Western Theaters. In the east, Confederate Cherokees led by William Holland Thomas hindered Union forces trying to use the Appalachian mountain passes of western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee. Out west, Confederate Cherokee Stand Watie led primarily Native Confederate forces in the Indian Territory, in what is now the state of Oklahoma. The Cherokee partnered with the Confederacy in order to get funds, as well as ultimately full recognition as a sovereign, independent state. Before Indian Removal, the Cherokee Nation was centered in and around the Blue Ridge Mountains-southwestern North Carolina, southeastern Tennessee, western South Carolina and northeastern Georgia. The Cherokee attempted to address their grievances by taking their problems to the American Federal judicial system. In 1830, a delegation led by Chief John Ross defended Cherokee rights before the U.S. Supreme Court in Cherokee Nation v. Georgia. The Indian cases set a precedent in Indian Country but was in vain as the Cherokee Nation was set upon the Trail of Tears. After the removals, the Cherokee Nation was found west of the Mississippi River, and some Cherokee were still found in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The Cherokee blamed the federal government and former United States President Andrew Jackson for the Trail of Tears. They also had adopted "Southern ways" before their removal from their Appalachia home. A few of them had owned slaves. Therefore, the western Cherokee already disliked the north when in 1860 William Seward, campaigning on behalf of Abraham Lincoln, said that Lincoln would open the Indian Territory for white settlement. -- Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherokee_in_the_American_Civil_War ----------------
1880 Federal Census, Montgomery County, Illinois, 4 June, Grisham Township, District 146, page 5, Hse #39, Fam #41 Green, Andrew W M 33 Head Farmer Tenn NC NC [b abt 1847] Green, Ellen W F 31 Wife Keeping House Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky [b abt 1849] Green, William W M 10 Son IL Tenn Kentucky [b abt 1870] Washington, Select Death Certificates, 1907-1960 William Henry Green Age 3, Estimated Birth Year at 1870 Death 8 Nov 1953 Death Spokane, Spokane, Washington Father Andrew Jackson Green Mother Rebecca Kessinger
1880 Federal Census, Hall County, Georgia, 24 June, Gainesville, District 137, page 57, Hse #530, Fam #562 Green, Willis W M 39 Husband Farming GA GA GA b abt 1841] Green, Armilda [Arminda] W F 33 Wife Keeping House GA GA GA [abt 1847] Green, George W M 14 Son Farm Hand GA GA GA [abt 1866] Green, Lou W F 11 Dau Farm Hand GA GA GA [abt 1869] Green, Willie W M 9 Son Farm Hand GA GA GA [abt 1871] Green, Frances W F 4 Dau GA GA GA [abt 1876]
1900 Federal Census, Parker County, Texas, 6 June, Justice Precinct 2, District 70, page 3A-3B, Hse #40, Fam #44 Green, Raleigh Head W M Dec 1866 33 Married 9 yrs TX GA GA Farmer Owns Green, Ellen Wife W F Jan 1871 29 Married 9 yrs 5 children/5 living GA GA GA Green, Arville Son W M Apr 1892 8 Single TX TX GA Green, Charles Son W M Nov 1893 6 Single TX TX GA - page 8B - Green, Myrtle E Dau W F May 1895 5 Single TX TX GA Green, Claude Son W M June 1897 2 Single TX TX GA Green, William Son W M Apr 1899 1 Single TX TX GA Green, Alford M Father W M Nov 1833 65 Widowed GA GA GA
1860 Federal Census, Cleveland County, North Carolina, 21 July, page 159 (scan 396), Hse/Fam #1143 Wm H Greene 37 M Farmer born N Carolina [b abt 1823] Didema Greene 37 F born N Carolina [b abt 1823] Cannot read or write Wm A Greene 8 M born N Carolina [b abt 1852]