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About Robert Greene
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Robert Greene was born circa 1648 in Great Mills (Greens Rest), St. Mary's County, Province of Maryland. His parents were Thomas Greene, 2nd Proprietary Governor of Maryland and Winifred Clarke.
Robert married Mary Ann (Boarman) Greene in 1679 in Charles Co., Md.. Together they had the following children: Robert Greene, Jr.; James Francis Greene; Thomas Greene; Elizabeth (Greene) Simpson; Sarah (Greene) McAtee; Anne (Greene) Clark; Mary (Greene) Thompson; William Greene.
He died on May 12, 1716 in St. Mary's County, Province of Maryland.
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1. Title: Early Families of Frederick County, Maryland
Author: Steve Gilland
Publication: Willow Bend Books, Westminister, MD, 2000
Text: Page 5, 34, 38, 39, 40, 41- James was the executor of his mother's will and received a part of Guyther's Purchase from his mother's estate in 1716. In 1709 he inherited a part of the plantation known as Strife from his godfather Thomas Frederick of Prince George's County.
2. Title: Family Records of Mary Kelly Mills
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Note: Mail 6 Oct 2001
Text: Mrs. Mills states that his will was probated. And her source was "Genealogical History of Our Ancestors" by Rutherford
3. Title: Genealogical History of Our Ancestors, Volume I
Author: William Kenneth Rutherford and Anna-Clay (Zimmerman) Rutherford
Publication: 1977
Text: Page 54, 57, 274, 275, 276, 282, 283, 287, 288 - James Greene of Prince George's County, Maryland, purchased a tract of land called Strife 1 May 1701 in partnership with Thomas Federick (1). He received 100 acres of Frederick's share of Strife according to the latter's will in 1709 (2).
James Greene, Sr., died testate. In his will, dated 14 February 1727 and proved 17 February 1734, he devised 300 acres of Stife to his son, James; 200 acres of Strife to his daughter, Mary Bowling, and reserved the residue of the land in the west end of Strife for his wife as long as she remained his widow; and the remainder of Strife to his son, William. The tract of land known as Air was equally divided between his son, Roger Greene, and his daughter, Elizabeth Thompson. Roger was also given a small tract of land called Cooper (3).
(1) Prince George's County Deeds, Liber A, ff. 387-388, Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD.
(2) Prerogative Wills, Liber 12, pt 2, f. 139, Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD.
(3) ibid., Liber 1, f. 237.
4. Title: Genealogical History of Our Ancestors, Volume II
Author: William Kenneth Rutherford and Anna-Clay (Zimmerman) Rutherford
Publication: 1977
Text: Page 162, 163, 175 - In his will, dated 14 February 1727 and proved 17 February 1734 in Prince George's County, he named his wife Charity, and each of their children. (1)
(1) Prerogative Wills, Liber 1, f. 237, Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD
5. Title: Major William Boarman, His Descendants
Author: Mary Louise Donnelly
Publication: 1990, Privately Published by Author
Page: Page 19
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Robert Greene's Timeline
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June 13, 1644
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St Margaret, Westminster, Middlesex, England
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1644
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Great Mills (Greens Rest), St. Mary's County, Province of Maryland
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1667
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Scotts Comfort, Charles, Maryland, United States
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March 15, 1674
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Port Tobacco, Charles County, Province of Maryland
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1674
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Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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1680
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St. Mary's County, Maryland, United States
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1680
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St Mary's, Maryland, USA
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1681
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St Marys, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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