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William Dickson Green

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William Franklin Green

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         Father: Wanless W. Green (1905-1991) 1
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William Gordon Green and Bernice King

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1 M William Alton Green (details suppressed for this person)

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William H. Green

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1 M James Green ¹

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           Born: 1837
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2 F Mary J. Green ¹

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3 F Elizabeth Green ¹

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4 F Martha Green ¹

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5 M William Green ¹

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           Born: 1846
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6 F Lucinda Bailey Green ¹

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           Born: 8 Nov 1848 - SC
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         Buried:  - Mount Carmel Presbetyrian Church, Pickens Co., SC

         Spouse: Hezekiah Watson Ellenburg (1846-1920) 1

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7 F Frances Green ¹

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           Born: 1852
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William Henry Green and Lillian Maudeen Walton

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Wife Lillian Maudeen Walton (details suppressed for this person)

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         Father: Albert Gibson Walton (1901-1977) 2
         Mother: Viola Maud Carver (1904-1976) 2

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   Other Spouse: Gerald Leroy Hall

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1 M Michael Alan Green (details suppressed for this person)

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William Henry Green and Frederica Ball Jones

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           Born: 5 Nov 1852
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         Father: Francis D. Green (Abt 1830-      ) 3
         Mother: Susannah Tirza Brown (1833-1853) 3

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Wife Frederica Ball Jones ³

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           Born: Abt 1855
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         Father: Churchill Jones (Abt 1830-      ) 3
         Mother: ?? Massey (Abt 1835-      ) 3

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1 M William Green ³

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2 F Sue Green ³

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3 F Nettie Green ³

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           Born: Abt 1875
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4 M Brown Green ³

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           Born: Abt 1876
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5 F Emma Green ³

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6 F Mary Barnes Green ³

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           Born: Abt 1880
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William Hollis Green and Annie Jean Reece

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         Father: Lemuel Madison Reece (1902-1992) 1
         Mother: Georgia Mae Bradshaw (1908-1987) 1

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1 F Rebecca Jean Green (details suppressed for this person)

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2 F Ashley Nicole Green (details suppressed for this person)

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William Isaac Green

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           Born: Abt 1860
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         Father: John Thompson Green Colonel (1825-1864) 3
         Mother: Charlotte Lee Tilman (1838-1921) 3

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William Monroe Green and Amanda Evelyne Stewart

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Wife Amanda Evelyne Stewart (details suppressed for this person)

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1 M Wanless W. Green ¹

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           Born: 24 Aug 1905 - Dekalb Co., AL
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         Spouse: Anna Ruth Dawson (1915-1995) 1
           Marr: 23 Dec 1944 - Dekalb Co., AL

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William R Green

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           Born: 1886
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         Father: Benjamin Augustus Green (1866-1902) 1
         Mother: Ida C. Bates (1870-1933) 1

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William Thomas Green

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         Mother: Sharon Marlene Billings

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William Thomas Green

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Willie Green

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Willie Green

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         Father: Joe Green (1888-1975) 1
         Mother: Mary E. Fisher (1881-1961) 1

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Willie Green and Derrie McLerran

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Wife Derrie McLerran (details suppressed for this person)

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         Father: Sidney Randford McLerran (1893-      ) 1
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1 M Olen Green (details suppressed for this person)

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Willie E. Green and Narcis Thomas

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         Father: N. D. Green
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Wife Narcis Thomas ⁴

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           Born: 29 Sep 1888
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         Father: George W Thomas (1860-1926) 4 5 6
         Mother: Annah Norman (      -1932) 4

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1 M Purvis Green ⁴

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           Born: 18 Aug 1916
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2 M Delbert Green (details suppressed for this person)

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3 F Donnie Mae Green ⁴

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           Born: 29 Oct 1925
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         Spouse: Odis M. Yarborough (living)

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Willie Mae Green

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Wife Willie Mae Green ¹

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           Born: 19 Apr 1923
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         Father: Odie M Green (1891-1957) 1
         Mother: Betty Hitt (1892-1956) 1

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Willis M. Green and Lucy M. Smith

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Wife Lucy M. Smith

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           Born: 3 Jan 1833
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         Father: John Dawson Smith (1791-1864) 7
         Mother: Elizabeth Brockman (1796-1862) 7

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1. See the Brockman Scrapbook, page 259, for her children.

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Willow Green

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         Father: Reuben Green (Abt 1858-1941) 3
         Mother: Elizabeth Harrison (1860-1940) 3

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Paul Mullen McGown and Wilma C Green

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           Born: 28 Jul 1915 - McCune, Crawford, KS
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         Father: Clyde Mcpherson McGown (1892-      ) 2
         Mother: Gladys Mullen

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       Marriage: 2 May 1937 - Galena, , KS

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Wife Wilma C Green ²

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           Born: 7 Jun 1919 - McCune, Crawford, KS
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1 M Gerald Richard McGown (details suppressed for this person)

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2 M Warren Dale McGown (details suppressed for this person)

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Wilmot Green

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         Father: Wilmot Green (Abt 1892-      ) 3
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Winfield S. Green Doctor

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           Born: Abt 1848 - Greene Co., Ohio 8
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         Father: Daniel Keller Green M.D. (1822-1891)
         Mother: Zerelda Winans (Abt 1820-      )

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Bowman G. Roper and Winnie Maude Green

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           Born: 3 Oct 1910
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         Father: Henry Newton Green (1883-1968) 1
         Mother: Rosie Lee Hester (1886-1938) 1

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1 F Lynn Roper (details suppressed for this person)

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Woods H. Green

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           Born: Feb 1881 - Gonzales County, TX 9 10
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         Father: John W. Green (      -      ) 9 10
         Mother: Ann E. Harris (1850-1933) 9 10

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REFN: 1783

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Ebenezer Lamb and Anne Or Ame Green Or Greene

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       Marriage: 21 May 1730 - Leicester, Worcester, MA 11

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   Other Spouse: Anne Ame Green (Abt 1710-      ) 11 - 21 May 1730 11

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Wife Anne Or Ame Green Or Greene ¹¹

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           Born: 1710 - Of Leicester, Worcester, MA 11
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         Father: Samuel Green (1670-1761) 11
         Mother: Elizabeth Upham (1658-1720) 11

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John Spurgin and Mary Green

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           Born: 1732 - Frederick County, Maryland 14
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           Died: Mar 1802 - Monongalia County, West Virginia 15
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         Father: James Spurgin Sr. (1699-1790) 16
         Mother: Susannah Spurgin (      -1790)

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   Other Spouse: Eleanor Spurgeon (      -      )

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   Other Spouse: Mary Farmer (      -      ) - Abt 1749 17

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• Baptism ¹³, On Morris Park Farm, Monongalia County, West Virginia

• Adoption, 1988 - Frederick County, Maryland

• Adoption, 1988 - On Morris Park Farm, Monongalia County, West Virgi

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• Baptism ¹³, On Morris Park Farm, Monongalia Co, W Virginia

• Adoption, 8 Oct 1991 - On Morris Park Farm, Monongalia Co, W Virginia

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m1.Mary SPURGEON" m2.Mary GREEN" m? Eleanor Spurgeon"

Birth-Abt 1732 given in Source: Genealogy of Carrol J (Bud) SPURGEON 1264 W. Second St. Xenia OH 45385 John SPURGEON was a leader in the Methodist Church a short distance east of Kingwood (Township) Source: Spurgeon Family History, by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, Canoga Park CA, 1993,p31

John SPURGEON became a landowner on October 29, 1753 when he purchased 46 acres called "Father's Good Will" in Frederick County, Maryland, which is recorded under John SPURGEON's ownership in 1775-1776 when it appears in the the Frederick County Debt Books. ... Spurgeon Family History, by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, Canoga Park CA, 1993,p24

John SPURGEON also purchased a land warrant of 50 acres on February 20, 1758 called "Spurgeon's Folly" and standing near a draught of Broad Run descending into Catoctin Creek, Frederick County. ... Spurgeon Family History, by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, Canoga Park CA, 1993,p24

John SPURGEON is shown taxed on the Frederick County tax list in 1754, 55, 56, 60, 61, 62, 63, 66, 68, and 69, presumably on the above properties. ... Spurgeon Family History, by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, Canoga Park CA, 1993,p24

The Spurgeons served in the colonial French and Indian Wars. ... Spurgeon Family History, p 24, by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, 22167 Bryant Street, Canoga Park, California 91304-2306

John SPURGEON served in 1757 or 1758 for a total of 54 days of service in the Colonial Militia as listed in the Muster Roll of Captain Joseph Chapline's Company, Maryland Militia (undated) and receiving L2.14.0 as well as his brothers James (30 days), Samuel (19 days), William (19 days). ...etc etc... Spurgeon Family History,p25, by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, 22167 Bryant Street, Canoga Park, California 91304-2306


The Spurgeons also saw service in the Revolutionary War for the American cause. ...Ezekial, John, James, and William Spurgan (sic) are mentioned. Source: Spurgeon Family History,p28, by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, 22167 Bryant Street, Canoga Park, California 91304-2306

John Spurgeon bought 60+ acres in Monongalia Co. WV on April 18, 1800 Spurgeon Family History, by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, Canoga Park CA, 1993,p33 Other Source: Mary S Rogers-Sep 1997

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m1.John GREEN-at least 4 children m2.Unknown MOORE-3 children m3.John SPURGEON John and Mary GREEN had 3 daughters and a son This John GREEN was killed by Indians in 1788 on the run near the Cheat Cheat River in (West) Virginia. The son was also killed, two daughters were kidnapped, and a daughter, Sally, escaped during the Indian raid. At the time he was killed, John Green was killed John Green was preparing to build a mill on Green's Run which was named after him. The two daughters were eventually rescued and married traders. ... This John Green had built a cabin to the West of Morgan's Run in Monogalia County, (West) Virginia, near an overlooking bluff near a second stream called Green's Run. This land was part of 400 acres he had pattented in 1783. W. Scott Friend, a grandson of Sarah Green, who was abducted in the Indian raid is told:

"John Green was an early settler on Cheat River in Western Virginia, where he pattented a tract of land in 1783. In the spring of 1788 hostile Indians attacked the Green Settlement. They shot Sarah, a half-grown daughter, in the arm. She feel(sic) and the red men attacked the family in the cabin. There was a fight, but the father was taken outside and tomahawked. The mother, with a baby in her arms, and two girls, were made captives. As they marched westward, the baby cried so much the savages became annoyed. Two men led the mother ahead while another took the baby. When she turned to look she saw the Indian beat out his brains against a sapling. Mrs. Mary Green was kept a prisoner for four years. There were several prisoners at the Indian camp when a feast was held. One of the prisoners gave their guard a bottle of whiskey. While he slept they escaped. They traveled four days to the settlement with only some turkey eggs to suck. Mrs. Green married a Spurgeon. The girls remained with the Indians until they were ransomed by two white traders, whom they married - Elizabeth to Andrew Johnson and Mary to a man named Surhaver. When the
Indians attacked the family in the cabin, Sarah hid under the root of a tree. After they left she made her way to friends. Her arm was
permanently crippled. She married Joseph Friend of Friendsville.
Joseph and Sarah deeded one hundred acres of the Green property to Moses Royse in 1796."

"The story from a different perspective, and in some points in contrast, and with additional facts is told:"

"Overshadowing all else in excitement during the year 1788 was the Indian raid occurring near Kingswood. In the course of this raid, John Green and his family were the innocent victims of another settler's deeds. To the west of Morgan's Run in MonongaliaCounty, Virginia, flowed a second stream called Green's Run, where, near the overlooking bluff, John Green built his cabin. (In after years when a little girl named Lillian Byrne Morris played around it, a deserted log structure near the ford on the Cheat River, she called 'the Faery House'. Its site was part of 400 acres John had patented in 1783. In the attack, six Mingos led by a Shawne ... attack(ed) ... in retribution for an old ignominy ... in 1799. In 1779, David Morgan, whose home was on the Run paralleling Green's, Run had killed two Indians, flayed them and had their skins tanned and made into shot pouches and saddle seats ... he also presented pieces of skin to his friends as trophies. When they came, the Indians mistook Green's Run for Morgan's Run. When they arrived at the Green cabin, all the family were inside, except 11 year old Sarah (or Sally) , who had gone out to the spring for water. A Daniel Lewis had been nearby splitting rails, and (for) protection had John Green's gun. The Indians first slew Mr. Lewis, they then fired at Sally for they saw her leave the house. They wounded her in the hand or wrist. She fell and threw her bloody hand over her face. While the Indians concentrated on the cabin she crawled into a depression, under a 'clay root' where a tree had blown down, and surrounded by laurel and brush, there concealed herself. It is told how John stood at the door of his house with an axe in his hands which he wielded mightily against the Indians, but they overpowered him and killed him. The Indians, aware their situation in the settler's country was precarious, knew they must hasten, so while they would take Mrs. Green and the two older daughters as prisoners to their western villages (Ohio country), the baby, who would hamper their speed, should be slain. Scott Friend, her descendant said, "The hardest thing grandmother had to go through
with was losing her babe. The old cheif told the men to take her
and run off with her. A big Indian stepped up and took the babe.
She looked back just in time to see the the Indian take the baby by
the heels and knock its head against the house. When Sarah dared
to come out, she saw her baby brother dead, brained against the cabin's chimney. Her father was where he had fallen in his lost battle, and out in the field was the lifeless body of Mr. Lewis ... Sally wrapped her buckskin strings of her bonnet around her wounded arm and made her way to Butler's Fort. She stood on the bank opposite and waved her red scarf until someone in the fort noticed her and came in a boat across the Cheat (River) and got her.' Some histories state Mrs. Green was released, but Scott stated she escaped. Regarding her experiences, he said, "Grandmother Green said the Indians would come in with wet moccasins, and have the squaws pull them off. The sqaws would get hominy for supper, then take the deer the men had killed and turn the maw out and empty it into the stew. (In this way Grandmother Green was getting excellent food for the partially digested moss and twigs contained valuable vitamins, but she, imbued with white man's views, did not conceive the fact).
Sometimes they cut up a deer whole and put it into the pot. It made her sick, but had to eat their food. She lived with them four years then escaped. Some traders aided her. They attended an Indian
dance, they then gave a quart of rum to the Indian Indian guards,
and when the Indians were sleeping, grandmother escaped. The traders hid her in a hollow log. Over it the searching Indians actually walked looking for her, but failed to discover the hiding hiding place. She said, afterwards, her heartbeat was so loud that she was afraid the Indians would hear it.' Travelling early in the morning while the Indians were sleeping, they all succeeded in reaching safety."

Spurgeon Family History,by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, Canoga Park CA, 1993 p29,30,31

Adopted: On Morris Park Farm, Monongalia Co, W Virginia

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Mary Green

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• Baptism ¹³, On Morris Park Farm, Monongalia Co, W Virginia

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1 F Hannah Moore (details suppressed for this person)

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m1.John GREEN-at least 4 children m2.Unknown MOORE-3 children m3.John SPURGEON John and Mary GREEN had 3 daughters and a son This John GREEN was killed by Indians in 1788 on the run near the Cheat Cheat River in (West) Virginia. The son was also killed, two daughters were kidnapped, and a daughter, Sally, escaped during the Indian raid. At the time he was killed, John Green was killed John Green was preparing to build a mill on Green's Run which was named after him. The two daughters were eventually rescued and married traders. ... This John Green had built a cabin to the West of Morgan's Run in Monogalia County, (West) Virginia, near an overlooking bluff near a second stream called Green's Run. This land was part of 400 acres he had pattented in 1783. W. Scott Friend, a grandson of Sarah Green, who was abducted in the Indian raid is told:

"John Green was an early settler on Cheat River in Western Virginia, where he pattented a tract of land in 1783. In the spring of 1788 hostile Indians attacked the Green Settlement. They shot Sarah, a half-grown daughter, in the arm. She feel(sic) and the red men attacked the family in the cabin. There was a fight, but the father was taken outside and tomahawked. The mother, with a baby in her arms, and two girls, were made captives. As they marched westward, the baby cried so much the savages became annoyed. Two men led the mother ahead while another took the baby. When she turned to look she saw the Indian beat out his brains against a sapling. Mrs. Mary Green was kept a prisoner for four years. There were several prisoners at the Indian camp when a feast was held. One of the prisoners gave their guard a bottle of whiskey. While he slept they escaped. They traveled four days to the settlement with only some turkey eggs to suck. Mrs. Green married a Spurgeon. The girls remained with the Indians until they were ransomed by two white traders, whom they married - Elizabeth to Andrew Johnson and Mary to a man named Surhaver. When the
Indians attacked the family in the cabin, Sarah hid under the root of a tree. After they left she made her way to friends. Her arm was
permanently crippled. She married Joseph Friend of Friendsville.
Joseph and Sarah deeded one hundred acres of the Green property to Moses Royse in 1796."

"The story from a different perspective, and in some points in contrast, and with additional facts is told:"

"Overshadowing all else in excitement during the year 1788 was the Indian raid occurring near Kingswood. In the course of this raid, John Green and his family were the innocent victims of another settler's deeds. To the west of Morgan's Run in MonongaliaCounty, Virginia, flowed a second stream called Green's Run, where, near the overlooking bluff, John Green built his cabin. (In after years when a little girl named Lillian Byrne Morris played around it, a deserted log structure near the ford on the Cheat River, she called 'the Faery House'. Its site was part of 400 acres John had patented in 1783. In the attack, six Mingos led by a Shawne ... attack(ed) ... in retribution for an old ignominy ... in 1799. In 1779, David Morgan, whose home was on the Run paralleling Green's, Run had killed two Indians, flayed them and had their skins tanned and made into shot pouches and saddle seats ... he also presented pieces of skin to his friends as trophies. When they came, the Indians mistook Green's Run for Morgan's Run. When they arrived at the Green cabin, all the family were inside, except 11 year old Sarah (or Sally) , who had gone out to the spring for water. A Daniel Lewis had been nearby splitting rails, and (for) protection had John Green's gun. The Indians first slew Mr. Lewis, they then fired at Sally for they saw her leave the house. They wounded her in the hand or wrist. She fell and threw her bloody hand over her face. While the Indians concentrated on the cabin she crawled into a depression, under a 'clay root' where a tree had blown down, and surrounded by laurel and brush, there concealed herself. It is told how John stood at the door of his house with an axe in his hands which he wielded mightily against the Indians, but they overpowered him and killed him. The Indians, aware their situation in the settler's country was precarious, knew they must hasten, so while they would take Mrs. Green and the two older daughters as prisoners to their western villages (Ohio country), the baby, who would hamper their speed, should be slain. Scott Friend, her descendant said, "The hardest thing grandmother had to go through
with was losing her babe. The old cheif told the men to take her
and run off with her. A big Indian stepped up and took the babe.
She looked back just in time to see the the Indian take the baby by
the heels and knock its head against the house. When Sarah dared
to come out, she saw her baby brother dead, brained against the cabin's chimney. Her father was where he had fallen in his lost battle, and out in the field was the lifeless body of Mr. Lewis ... Sally wrapped her buckskin strings of her bonnet around her wounded arm and made her way to Butler's Fort. She stood on the bank opposite and waved her red scarf until someone in the fort noticed her and came in a boat across the Cheat (River) and got her.' Some histories state Mrs. Green was released, but Scott stated she escaped. Regarding her experiences, he said, "Grandmother Green said the Indians would come in with wet moccasins, and have the squaws pull them off. The sqaws would get hominy for supper, then take the deer the men had killed and turn the maw out and empty it into the stew. (In this way Grandmother Green was getting excellent food for the partially digested moss and twigs contained valuable vitamins, but she, imbued with white man's views, did not conceive the fact).
Sometimes they cut up a deer whole and put it into the pot. It made her sick, but had to eat their food. She lived with them four years then escaped. Some traders aided her. They attended an Indian
dance, they then gave a quart of rum to the Indian Indian guards,
and when the Indians were sleeping, grandmother escaped. The traders hid her in a hollow log. Over it the searching Indians actually walked looking for her, but failed to discover the hiding hiding place. She said, afterwards, her heartbeat was so loud that she was afraid the Indians would hear it.' Travelling early in the morning while the Indians were sleeping, they all succeeded in reaching safety."

Spurgeon Family History,by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, Canoga Park CA, 1993 p29,30,31

Adopted: On Morris Park Farm, Monongalia Co, W Virginia

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Eli Otis Tetherow and Minnie Greenaway

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         Father: Solomon Southward Tetherow (1841-After 1900)
         Mother: Nancy Jane Crosley (1849-1929)

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• Fact 13 ¹⁸, Fact 13 Researcher: Joe Price, 1996

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         Father: Thomas Greene Sheriff (1398-1457) 3 19 20 21
         Mother: Phillippa Ferrers (Abt 1393-1457) 3 19 20 21

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Sources

1 Herman Geshwind, Old Pendelton District Database - a project of the Old Pendelton District Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogica Society..

2 L. David Roper, RoperJr.ged from L. David Roper.

3 J. Feagin, Gedcom from J. Feagin.

4 Dianna Vaughn, Gedcom from Dianna Vaughn.

5 Mainfile.ftw.

6 WatersMain.FTW.

7 Will of Henry Brockman, South Carolina, July 19, 1834 ABBR Will of Henry Brockman, South Carolina, July 19, 1834.

8 Sue Collingwood May 1998.

9 1224494.ged.

10 James Miracle, 1735328.ged - - Compiled by James Miracle.

11 af18.ged (GEDCOM file obtained from Genealogy Online, Santa Cruz, California. File "af18.ged" / http://emcee.com , obtained 1/28/96. Original author unknown.)

12 Spurgeon Family History,p24 by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, 22167 Bryant Street, Canoga.

13 Spurgeon Family History, by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, Canoga Park CA, 1993,p32.

14 Genealogy of Carrol J (Bud) SPURGEON,Xenia OH;Jerry Wayne Jones-Jan '96 p1.

15 Spurgeon Family History,p22 by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, 22167 Bryant Street, Canoga.

16 various sources.

17 Spurgeon Family History,pA1 by Dr. Gary Alan Dickey, 22167 Bryant Street, Canoga.

18 Margie Jo Gard; Melton Family; Margie Jo Gard, Gray circa 1988. Private, communication.

19 Peter Western, </pre><a href="http://www.genealogydatabase.co.uk/tngsoonad.html">http://www.genealogydatabase.co.uk/tngsoonad.html</a><pre>.

20 Edward III Decendents.

21 June Ferguson Unknown, June Ferguson's Royalty GED.