NICY GREEN vs. JAMES J. GREEN, et al.
Partition Proceedings, Filed Sept 7, 1852		

George Green, late of Barnwell District died intestate on Aug 14, 1849, 
leaving his next of kin and heirs, his widow, the said Nicy Green, and 
eight children, viz: James J., William F., Sarah, Rebecca, Jesse, VanBuren, 
Caroline and Susannah-(the last 6 being minors).
The said James J. Green is the Admr.
Deceased owned four tracts of land in said District containing in all 751 
acres as per four plats of same made by William Burkhalter, Dept Surveyor, 
April 28, 1852, and annexed to the petition.
Division of property is sought between the heirs.
The property was ordered sold and the proceeds divided.

Equity records, Barnwell District, SC

-----Original Message-----
From:	Gerald Greene [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent:	Sunday, January 02, 2000 11:32 AM
To:	[email protected]
Subject:	Re: Earliest settlers

Personally, I feel it would be fantastic for you to do so.  I am interested
in any Green(e) family members who settled in the area, specifically from
the Barnwell-Orangeburg District.  Thanks.  Gerald F. Greene
----- Original Message -----
From: JEAN PRATHER 
To: 
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2000 9:37 AM
Subject: Earliest settlers


 I Have a book .in it it has the earliest settlers in Greene Co Ga. It
> states MANY of the original settlers were revolutionary soldiers from
> the Carolinas and Virginia with Many in Capital letters.which I assume
> MOST. were. would you lke me to send it a few names at a time.  Jean
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