The Green(e) Collection

Suggested
Tools & Guidelines
for  The Green Collection
 
Please read the documentation guidelines below.
If you would like to contribute to this Green(e) Collection, compile the information in digital text format, and include the documentation, including your name, date, and e-mail  (if you do not wish your personal information included in the post, please just let us know.)  and a statement allowing the information to be posted and used by researchers for non-profit research.
 
If you would like to transcribe Green(e) census index information, visit this Green Collection link Save the information in .txt (text) format, so it will be easily viewed by others.
If you would like to contribute GREEN(E) entries from other major works, such as vital records of a town, or you have a web site that already contains this type of information for GREEN(E)s, please let us know.
We would like to include those that are complete (all the surname GREEN(e) only), so it will be the most useful for researchers of GREEN(E) records.
View an Example from "Vital Records of Royalston, MA to 1850"
If you have any questions, or suggestions for this new project, please contact Ann or Victoria.
Green(e) Collections
Census Indices - for surname Green(e)

Tennessee Census updates or corrections, see Annette's Home Page or Census/Mortality Information

Copyright Information Links Documentation
     Since we want to ensure the quality of our collection so it will be a valuable tool for Green research.  All resources used must be completely documented, so others will be able to find the original source of the information.
     There are many different "proper" methods of writing the citation and bibliography.  The style you use is not as critical as the content.  We can adjust to one standard type as we progress.  The important thing to remember is that you must include everything that would be necessary for someone else to find the original material for future use.  It is like a street address for your home.  My own rule is that if I am in doubt about whether something should be included - I include it.  I doubt that anyone will complain about our source citation being tooooo complete.   For our purposes, the repository of the resource should also be included.  Whether you obtained the book or microfilm from a particular library, or the family Bible, it may be very helpful to others to know at least one location where the resource is held (repository):
Author - full name(s)
Title
Name of Editor, Compiler, etc.
Edition
Volume (and their title if applicable)
Publication Facts:  City, Publisher & Date.
Page numbers
Microfilm, microfiche, etc. treat similar to books include the type (microfilm, microfiche, etc.); Micro and roll #, sponsoring organization.

Save the information in .txt (text) format, so it will be easily viewed by others.

Research Tools
  • GREEN(E) Pages
  • Collection of Green Marriages by Victoria Hunt  and
  • The Ancestors of Susannah Green of Royalston, MA
  • Annette Roberts - Green Collection - 1830 Tennesse Census Index of Green(e)s
  • Annette Roberts - Home Page
  • The Greene Family Home Page of Julianne & Gary Greene
  • Noel's E. Chenowith's Greenskeeper Page with GEDCOMS and MORE!!!!!
  • Genforum - Green
  • Green Genealogy - Horse Spot
  • Epitaphs from GREEN Cemetery Carlisle, MA
  • Descendants of Gideon Green and Other Families: by Ron Green, Verna Reed and Roberta Kay Haldane
  • John Green Webb History and Descendants by Judith and Alva's Johnson's
  • Green Database Prototype - Drew Dubler
  • Samuel Green of NJ - Bruce Johnson
  • Samuel Thomas Green - born ME
  • Digging for My Roots - by Jack Mount -descendancy from Samuel Green Jr, b. abt 1760 pos. England, and died NJ
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     Example
    Vital Records of Royalston, WORCESTER, MA to 1850 
    ***** 
    These records have been transcribed by Ann McRoden Mensch in July 1998 from:  "Vital Records of Royalston, Massachusetts, to the end of the year 1849". (1906).  Worcester: Published by Franklin P. Rice, Trustee of the Systematic History Fund. A copy of which is held at The Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, IN. 

    It is being posted here for non-profit research use only. 

    The information is as given (including spelling).  There is always a possibility of error, so it is recommended that an original copy of this source be consulted.  It is hoped this information will prove useful as a guide to those searching for Royalston, MA ancestors.  If a mistake is found, please contact Ann at mensch-family@worldnet.att.net 
    ***** 
    ROYALSTON BIRTHS. 
    TO THE YEAR 1850. 

    p. 38:  ROYALSTON BIRTHS 
    GREEN, Amasa, s. late Nahum and dorcas, bap. June 9, 1776.  C.R. 
      Benjamin, s. Samuel and Sally, June 8, 1801. 
      Betsy, d. Samuel and Sally, April 7, 1794.  At Templeton. 
      Cirel, s. Nahum and Dorcas, April 23, 1773. 
      Darcos, d. Uziah and Lucy, March 26, 1781. 

    p. 39:  ROYALSTON BIRTHS 
    GREEN, Elisabeth, d. Uzziah and Lucy, Sept. 14, 1782. 
      Henry, s. Samuel and Sally, Nov. 27, 1792.  At Templeton. 
      Jared, s. late Nahum and Dorcas, bap. June 9, 1776.  C.R. 
      Lucy, d. Uzziah and Lucy, April 17, 1778. 
      Nahum, s. late Nahum and Dorcas, bap. June 9, 1776.  C.R. 
      Nahum, s. Uzziah and Lucy, Aug. 12, 1779. 
      Olive, d. Samuel and Sally, March 2, 1799. 
      Pamela, d. late Nahum and Dorcas, bap. June 9, 1776.  C.R. 
      Susanna, d. Uzziah and Lucy, April 5, 1786. 
      Zariah, d. late Nahum and Dorcas, bap. June 9, 1776.  C.R. 
      Zevirah, d. late Nahum and Dorcas, bap. June 9, 1776.  C.R. 

    p. 114:  ROYALSTON MARRIAGES 

    GREEN, Amasa and Lucy Dudley of Acton, Nov. 17, 1783. * 
      John [George in int.] W. of Templeton and Olive P. Jacobs, Dec. 10, 1835. 
      Lucretia of Leicester and Daniel Fairbanks, int. Sept. 24, 1810. 
      Nahum and Betse Kendal, Feb. 17, 1793. 
      Uzziah and Lucy Elliot, Dec. 16, 1777. * 

    * Intention not recorded. 
     

    p. 177:  ROYALSTON DEATHS 
    GREEN, Lucy, w. Uzziah, April 7, 1786. 
      Nahum, July 29, 1775.  Of small pox caught in camp at Cambridge.  [a. 47, C.R.] 
      Wid. Sarah, Oct. 19, 1772, a. 86 y. 13. d.  C.R.