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m. 5 Oct 1818
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17 Mar 1829 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Died |
1902 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Buried |
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Saint Johns Episcopal Church Cemetery Halifax County, Virginia |
Spouse |
Mary Grammer | F2238 |
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Born |
Est 1827 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Died |
Yes, date unknown |
S. Boston, Halifax Co., Virginia |
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- [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=155539786.
Frances Keeling Burton ?Frankie? Green
Birth 11 Dec 1797
Death 20 May 1866 (aged 68)
Burial
Saint Johns Episcopal Church Cemetery
Halifax, Halifax County, Virginia
Spouse
Thomas Jefferson Green, 1786?1871
Children
Sarah Elizabeth Green Faulkner, 1819?1894
Frances Keeling Green Coles, 1824?1881
Nathaniel Terry Green, 1828?1902
W L Green, 1832?1865
Alexander Ridley Green, 1841?1906
Frances Keeling Burton was born at "Nine Oaks" in N.C., the daughter of James Minge Burton and Elizabeth née Ridley, She married Thomas J. Green at Chapel Hill in 1818. They had issue, according to W.J. Carrrington's History of Halifax County (1924):
1. Sarah Elizabeth Green, b. 1819
2. John Burton Green, b. 1820
3. James Minge Green, b. 1822
4. Frances Keeling Green, b. 1824
5. Berryman Green (III), b. 1825
6. Thomas Jefferson Green, b. 1827
7. Nathaniel Terry Green, b. 1829
8. Robert Broomfield Green, b. 1830
9. Wm. Leigh Green, b. 1832
10. Emma Green, b. 1835
11. Clarence Green, b. 1838
12. Alexander Ridley Green, b. 1840
Carrington also tells a harrowing tale of Frances Green seeking refuge in a cave during Nat Turner's Rebellion nearby, hidden by Dick, a sympathetic enslaved person held by her husband.
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