William Greene

Served in the Revolutionary War.

There is neither primary nor secondary evidence that he settled permanently anywhere outside Rhode Island, or ever married anyone.

6. William Greene b. 1 Nov 1743 in Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island; d. 26 Sep 182[6] East Greenwich, Kent, Rhode Island; DID NOT marry Catherine Ray (1730-1777) Her husband was the Gov. William Greene ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Greene_(governor) ) born on 6 Aug 1731 in Warwick Rhode Island to William Greene and Catherine Greene.https://minerdescent.com/2010/07/27/nathanael-greene/

From The Republican, Auburn, N.Y., Wednesday, October 11, 1826: " Died in E. Greenwich, R.I. 26th ult. [September], William Greene, Esq., aged 83, the eldest surviving brother of Gen'l Nathaniel Greene of the Revolutionary Army. Throughout his long life the deceased sustained a reputation of an honest man, a faithful friend and a good citizen. The ruling sentiments of his heart were love to God and good will toward men; and his conduct through life was guided by these principles. It may be said of him that he delighted in doing good and that he was never known to say a hard thing or intentionaly do a wrong one. In the war if the Revolution he took a decided part, and throughout the memorable struggle was among the firm, steady and active supporters of American Independance." (Contributed by William M. Robinson, Grand Rapids, Mich.) http://www.longislandsurnames.com/getperson.php?personID=I01332&tre...

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