William Jesse Greening was born in 1829 in Bishops Cleeve, Gloucestershire, England, son of Joseph James Greening (1791–1852) and Frances Pitchell James (~1792–1862).
Alternatively, he was born around 1840 and migrated to South Australia around 1850.[1]
William Greening married Ann Pierson on 17 April 1866 in the Wesleyan Church at Stockport, South Australia. He was 26, son of John Greening; she was 22, daughter of James Pierson.[2]
They had 12 children:[3]
William died on 21 January 1918 in Gawler, South Australia, Australia, aged 88.[1]
GREENING.—On 21st January at Queen street, Gawler South, William Greening, beloved husband of Ann Greening, aged 78 years. A colonist of 68 years.
- --The Bunyip, 25 January 1918[4]
GREENING—The FRIENDS of the late Mr. WILLIAM GREENING are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave his late residence, Queen-street, Gawler South, on TUESDAY, at 2.30 p.m., for Willaston Cemetery.
TAYLOR & FORGIE, Undertakers.
- --The Advertiser, 22 January 1918[5]
I found this profile with birth place and date (1829), parents and death place and date. I've added newspaper notices, marriage and children based on the death. Might it be possible that William Jesse Greening born 1929 is a different person, conflated with William Greening born ~1840, migrated 1850, married 1866, died 1918. Davis-42955 14:35, 20 May 2024 (UTC)
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