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Green family, Shropshire
« on: Monday 04 January 21 18:03 GMT (UK) »
Would appreciate any help or info re the family of Edward Green. oswestry/ Weston Rhyn area from c1778 - 1797 where I have tracked him down  I have limited info on this man, my 4th gt g/f but have been stuck for a long time as due to his occupation he moved around. any help much appreciated.

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Re: Green family, Shropshire
« Reply #1 on: Monday 04 January 21 20:23 GMT (UK) »

Is it the Edward who was baptised 20th April 1778 in Weston Rhyn or  his father, Edward, that you are looking for?

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Re: Green family, Shropshire
« Reply #2 on: Monday 04 January 21 21:09 GMT (UK) »
Sadley , neither. My Edward would have been born c1740s? problem is  I have no idea where. I have his will from 1797 when he died and his wife ne calls Eleanor. Prior to going to Shrophire c 1778  he worked in a paper Mill in Northumberland from 1770 to about 1778.  four years later he purchased a paper Mill in Weston Rhyn together with a couple more mills and properties.

All I know about him is that he had two daughters bap in Northumberland in 1772 and 1774. I have never found his marriage as I don't know his wifes maiden name. Nor do I know when exactly or where he was born. Could have been anywhere in the country. THere are a couple of Elinors/ Eleanors who married Edward Green's in Shropshire but none of them are the corect people. Thank you so much for your reply. I was just hoping that maybe he hd relatives in Shropshire which might have been the reason for him going there after Northumberland. This myster has ben ongoing for years. How can someone just disappear into thin air and leave no traces. I must have missed something somewhere.

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Re: Green family, Shropshire
« Reply #3 on: Monday 04 January 21 21:50 GMT (UK) »
Is this your Eleanor's burial?

17 Jan 1802 Eleanor Green, Paper Mills, Weston Rhyn

There's also another Eleanor Green who is recorded as of Ifton (the other side of the St Martins parish) on 19 April 1812

(While looking for your family, I think I might have found one of my wayward ancestors  :) )
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Re: Green family, Shropshire
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 05 January 21 18:58 GMT (UK) »
I'm not sure that you have this and from what you say, this is a little late but they are of the Weston Rhyn Tything,

Marriage

St Martins (Weston Rhyn )
Marriage by Banns 25th Nov 1776
Edward Green to Elinor Blundale
One of the witnesses was a John Green

I've not found anything else on Elinor so far.
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Re: Green family, Shropshire
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 26 February 25 16:27 GMT (UK) »
Hello
I have stumbled on this thread by a Google search. I am descended from the Green family from St Martins in Shropshire. My 2 x Great grandmother was Mary Green who married John Johns and had a son Edward (Ned) Jones who was a miner near St Martins, Oswestry Shropshire.

I have recently had my DNA done for Ancestry. The results threw up a lot of DNA matches to people in Utah USA who have the surname "Green" in their trees. I am trying to find the link between my great great grandmother and Samual Green from Cloveley in Shropshire. He emergrated to USA and is well known in Mormon community.

Any ideas please?

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Re: Green family, Shropshire
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 05 March 25 12:28 GMT (UK) »
Hello
Welcome to the forum.
Have you got a few dates for your 2x grandmother.
I can see Samuel Green was born 1831 in Claverley and his parenst were William Green and Mary Bennett.
William Green bapt 5.2.1809 in Penn s of John Green and Sarah nee Meredith from Claverley.
John 1756-27.6.1813
Sarah 1766-4.4.1830.
I think his parents were John Green husbandman  and Esther York married at Wombourne by licence 18.3.1754 .

But I can't find your family so I can't see how they fit in.
Just a date of birth or marriage for Mary Green would be great .Sorry but it's just so common a surname.

Happy to help if you give us a little more detail

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Re: Green family, Shropshire
« Reply #7 on: Wednesday 05 March 25 19:11 GMT (UK) »
Hello, thank you for your response. My 2 x Great grandmother, Mary Green was born in St Martins, near Oswestry in Shropshire in 1844. She married John Jones in 1874 (in Oswestry). They had a son Edward Jones in 1874. Edward had a daughter, Mary (my Grandmother) in 1905 (still in St Martins)

All very common names unfortunately
Thanks
Lynn