Hi
Would you have a Lizzie WROTEN married to John Bearden.
----- Original Message -----
From: Gerald Greene 
To: 
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2000 3:12 PM
Subject: Re: Barnwell District GREEN & WROTEN families


 Hi, Debi,  I am the 6th generation great grandson of William Green, b 1745
> who settled in Barnwell County, then Winton District in the 1770's.  He
was
> very influential in the the development of the county and his ten children
> established many descendants.  My wife, Peggy is 6th generation great
> grandaughter of William Wroten from Barnwell County.  The spelling of the
> surname can be seen spelled in various ways on documents and census
records.
> Ex: Wroten, Wroughton, Roughton, Rhoden, Roden, Rhoaden.  I have not as
yet
> found Elizabeth Wroten's parents are John Green's parents.   I have the
> Wroten line back to its English origin.  Gerald Fletcher Greene.
> [email protected]
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> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2000 1:38 AM
> Subject: Barnwell District GREEN & WROTEN families
>
>
> > I'm searching for information on the Green and Wroten families of
Barnwell
> > SC.
> >
> > John Green was born abt 1788 in SC.  He is found on the 1810 Barnwell
> census
> > page 79.  He married Elizabeth Wroten and received passport to travel
> through
> > the Indian Nations in October of 1811 with his wife and two children.
> Also
> > receiving passport at this time was Ziar Green and the William Wroten
> family.
> >  William was possibly Elizabeth's father.  I have seen research that
> suggest
> > William was the son of Henry but I have no documentation to back that
up.
> >
> > Elizabeth had two brothers I know of named Wiley and Nehemiah.  They all
> > settled in the Lawrence Co., MS. Some showing up in the Pike Co. census.
> > Before 1850 several members of both families migrated to north
Louisiana.
> It
> > is obvious there was a strong connection other than the marriage of John
> > Green and Elizabeth Wroten.
> >
> > I have not been able to make a trip to Barnwell.
> >
> > Are any of you familiar with these branches of the Green and Wroten
> families
> > in Barnwell?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Debi
>
>