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John Green (abt. 1800 - abt. 1860)

John Green
Born about in Monroe County, Virginia.map
Ancestors ancestors
Son of and
Brother of , , , [half], [half] and [half]
Husband of — married 1 Mar 1830 in Kanawha County, Virginia.map
Descendants descendants
Father of , and
Died about at about age 60 [location unknown]
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John was born about 1800 in Monroe County, Virginia, to Barnabas Green and his wife, Martha Clarkson, who were married 1792 December 2nd in Franklin County, Virginia. His siblings are David Andrew, and William .

John was a farmer (1850).

John was married 1830 March in Kanawha County, Virginia, by Nathaniel W Calhoun to Nancy Scott [1]. Their children are John, Mary (Hammack, Shaver), Nancy, Robert K, Malinda, and America.

Residence

1810, Charleson, Kanawha County, Virginia. [2]
1830, Kanawha County, Virginia. [3]

Sources

  1. ↑ WV Archives: Marriage Record, p 21
    This is to certify that I have legally preformed the rites of matrimony between the paries named in the subjoined list … John Green and Nancy Scott widow of James Scott March 1830 … Nathaniel W Calhoun VDM, December 1832.
  2. ↑ US Federal Census: 1810 Population Schedule, Virginia, Kanawha, Charleston, p 118, ln 80.
    Green, John & female 1765-84, female 1794-1800, 2 males & female 1800-10.
    In same county with Green: Barnabas bef 1765 (p 120), John 1784-94 (p 126), and Benijah bef 1765 (p 126).
  3. ↑ US Federal Census: 1830 Population Schedule, Virginia, Kanawha, p 192, ln 19.
    Green, John & female 1790-1800, male 1810-15, male & 2 females 1815-20, male 1820-25, male & 2 females 1825-30.
    In the same county with Green: Martha (1770-80) p 191-26, William (1800-10) p 192-1, George (1780-90) p 192-7, Edward (1800-10) p 192-13, Andrew (1790-1800) p 192-6, and George (1775-1808) p 192-22.
  • The Barnabus Green Family, By: Lenore Kingery Ferrell, Kith and Kin of Boone County, West Virginia, Volume X, Published by: Boone County Genealogical Society, Madison, West Virginia, 1982.




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