Millie F. Green Neal

Mrs. Millie Frances Green Neal
Gordon County News
April 29th, 1952
Mrs. Millie Frances Neal, 85, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ora Smith, Route 2, Cartersville, at 5 o’clock on Sunday, April 27th, after an extended illness.
Mrs. Neal was born February 7, 1867, daughter if the late L.A. Green, of Gordon County, and Jane Cook Green of North Carolina. She was the widow of the late E.D. Neal, who died 19 years ago. She was a member of the Baptist church.
Funeral services were held from Rio Baptist church, near Fairmont, at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 29th, with the Rev. Johnny Belcher and the Rev. Mr. Teague officiating.
Active pall bearers were grandsons of the deceased.
Mrs. Neal is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Ethel Starr, Chattanooga Tenn.; Mrs. Flonnie Bentley and Mrs. Sue Foster of Calhoun, Mrs. Ora Smith of Route 2, Cartersville, and Mrs. Mable Pettitt of Pittsford, Michigan; two sons, M.L. Neal of Fairmont, and J.E.A. Neal of Augusta; two sisters, Mrs. Myra Williams of Calhoun and Mrs. Mattie Stone of Bartlett, Texas.
Interment was in the Rio churchyard cemetery, with J.P. Owen Funeral Hone, Cartersville, in charge.

Gordon County News
May 6th, 1952
Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Neal at Ryo, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Neal was the mother of Mrs. Sam Foster. Friends extend their sympathy to the bereaved ones.

Millie Green Neal

Millie Frances Green Neal

Daughter of Lewallen Green

Neal Family Reunion 1942

Photo taken in North Georgia

Right to left: Joseph Emory Neal, Sue Neal Foster (my great-grandmother), Millie Frances Green Neal, Martin Luther Neal, Ora Neal Smith

Photo given to me by Roger Neal, Lilburn, GA

Martha "Matt" Green Stone

Martha Green Stone

Daughter of Lewallen Green

December 8th, 1860 (Fairmont, Gordon County, Georgia)

- September 10, 1955 (Bartlett City Cemetery, Williamson County, Texas)

I received this photo from Cousin Sharon White Marshall of Texas.

Martha M Green Stone is Sharon's Great Grandmother

This photo was taken at Ila Stone and Vester White's home in Granger, Texas

Green Confederate Soliders from Georgia

This is Phil Green's, Boaz, Alabama, research from January 30th 1988
Gadsden Library
Soundex - Green G 650
Looked at micro # M226 Roll 24
Index of Confederate Soliders from Georgia
Green, Jefferson E Co. F 1 GA Cavalry
Green, Jeremiah STOCKS Co. GA Infan St Guards 17th Batt'n
Green, Leroy H. Sgt/Pri
Green, Samuel B. Co. E 8 Batt'n GA Inf
Green, Thomas C. Co. F 1 GA Cav Pri/Pri see also
Marshall's Co. Arty C.
Green, Lewellyn Co. F 1 GA Cav Sgt/Sgt
Green, John R. Co. F 1 GA Cav Pri/Corp
Green, Daniel F. Co. F 1 GA Cav Pri/Pri

Jeff E was captured 12/5/1863 on retreat from Kingston, Tenn. Betw Dec 4 & 16th 1863 deserted and swore allegiance to U S Gov. Sent to KY.

John R deserted Nov 24th 1863. On April 2, 1864 swore allegiance to U S Gov. He was sandy complexion, sandy hair, blue eyes, 5'9 1/2.

Lewellen Green deserted Nov 24 1863. Gordon Tenn. Swore allegiance to U S Gov on April 2 1864. Was of sandy complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, 5'4

T.C. Jan-Feb 1863 detailed with battery @ Knoxville Tenn by order of Gen Pegram. Was of dark complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, 5'7. Released 16 June 1865.
Phil sent this to me May 16, 2008.

Marriage of Lewallen Green & Jane Cook

Lewallen Green and Jane Cook Marriage

December 9th, 1849

Cass County (Now Bartow County), Georgia

http://www.gabartow.org/Marriage/

Photo obtained from this site

Volunteers took this photo in 2005

Leroy (Buck) Hamond Green

Leroy (Buck) Hammond Green and Mary Ann Pettit (2nd Wife)

1842-1907 & 1860-1946

This photo was given to me by Phil Green, Boaz, Alabama
Descendant of Buc k Green

Copied From The Seven Sons of Abraham & Creasy Nally

The Seven Sons of Abraham & Creasy Nally
Nall-Nalle-Nalley-Nally-McAnally
By: Robert Dacus Nally
Posted on the internet as of 2/24/2008 -I tried the url I have for it and it is no longer posted there. http://users.adelphia.net/~pnally/robertnally.htm

Chapter VIII

The Family and Descendants of Aaron C. Nally

"It is believed that Aaron Nally moved his family into Cass County, Georgia either late 1836 or early 1837. Their youngest son, William, was born in Georgia. It is believed that in this move to Georgia, a daughter Eliza, who had married Jeremiah Green and their family along with a son Benson Ransom Nalley & family and another son Thomas Crawford Nalley & family, another son A.M. Nalley & family and living in the household of Aaron and Emsley Nalley, Terrell Nalley, Millie Oaks Nalley and their youngest child, William Nalley. By the year 1860, Aaron and Margaret were enumerated in the 1860 census for Pauldin County, Georgia. They were living next door to their son Thomas Crawford Nalley. Is is believed that both Aaron and Margaret died between 1860 and 1870 and are both buried somewhere in Pauldin County."

Jeremiah Green's Will

This is a transcription of Jeremiah Greens will. I am not uploading the scanned copy because it would not be easy to read. Contact me if you would like a copy emailed to you as a PDF attachment.
My grandfather Frank Foster had this in his possession. When he passed my Dad got it. When I started researching family history my Dad remembered he had this information.
Copy of my Great Grand Father's Will
State of Georgia In the name of God--Amen
Gordon County, I Jeremiah Green of said State and County, being of sound and disposing mind, and memory. Knowing that I must shortly part this life, deem if right and proper both as respects my family, and myself that I should make a disposition of the property with which a kind providence has blessed me. I do therefore make this me last will and testament, hereby revoking and annulling all others by me heretofore made.
First, I devise and direct that my body be buried in a decent and Christian like manner, suitable to my circumstances and condition in life. My soul I trust shall return to rest with God who gave it, as I hope for Salvation through the merits and atonement of the Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Secondly-I give and direct that all my just debts be paid without delay by my Executors here-in-after and appointed.
Thirdly-I hereby give and bequeath and devise to my beloved Grand Son, Jeremiah McEntyre, be paid one hundred and fifty dollars in cash by my executors.
Fourthly-I hereby constitute and appoint my Son, Lou Allen Green, Executor of my last will and testament.
Signed Jeremiah x (His Mark) Green
Signed, sealed declared and published by Jeremiah Green as his last will and Testament in the presence of us the undersigned, who subscribe our names hereto in the presence of said Testator at his special instance and request and in the presence of each other. This 21st day of March 1873.
Witnesses:
Henry x (His Mark) Cook
R.J. x (His Mark) Cook
H.D. Bryant J.P.

Hugh Greene's Narrative

This information was obtained through Phil Green. Family researcher Roger Neal gave it to him., which he received from Ruthelle Townsend Collis, which was given to her by Opal Craig.
This narrative was written by Hugh Greene.
For the descendants of Lou Allen Green and Jane Maria Cook. Most of the information that I have received from Uncle Jay not long before he died, and from a record that Aunt Millie Neal gave Ora years ago. Some of the records Aunt Millie had, was the names if Aaron Nally brothers and one sister, along with the names of his children. Some of the records as to deeds and lands were researched from the county clerks office. They are not complete, but I got tired and have rested for a while. In reading the above over I find that I did not say that the information Aunt Millie had was identical with what Uncle Jay gave me. So I know it is right.
I will start with Grandpa Green-on his tombstone his name is spelled Lou Allen, but on the deeds it is spelled Lewallyn. It does not make a great deal of difference how you spell it. Here goes. His ancestors came from S.C. near Spartanburg, S.C. The census places of Jeremiah Green in the 96th district of Greenville County. (This is the census of 1790 first U.S. Census, and in this Census just the name of the head of family was listed so many males over 16 so many under 16, so many females over 16, so many over 16, so many blacks)
Irish Meshack Green married Lottie Brown Dutch
Children Jeremiah
Mary Anna
Jeremiah married Eliza Nally-daughter of Aaron Nally (Irish)
Children Lou Allen
Jasper (No wife died after civil war)
Tom C.
Jeff (Died when small)
Leroy (Buck)
Daughter of Jeremiah Mary Anna married MacEntyre
Son Jerry MacEntyre
Lou Allen Green married Jane Maria Cook (Mother was Dutch)
Born July 5, 1829 Born July 28, 1828
Died Apr. 13, 1883 Died Aug 8, 1909
Married Dec 9, 1849
Children W. Jay married Louisa Stone
Mary Jane Elizabeth md. James H. Stone
Hugh Virgil md. Mary Margaret Gentry
Amanda md. Thomas C. Neal
Lou md. Fort Stone
Matt md. Jeff Stone
Georgian md. Asberry Townsend
Emily md. Albert Davis
Millie md. Elias D. Neal
Myra md. Hugh L Williams
There was a baby after Aunt Myra named Alice. She died when she was just a small child.
Great Grandfather Jeremiah Green came from South Carolina and bought a farm in Bartow County, on the old Tennessee road, and stayed there a short time, and sold that farm and bought South of Ryo. Lot no. 80 145 acres. Lot No. 81 20 acres and Lot No.65-160 acres. This land he kept until his death. It was divided in three farms with a little over 100 acres each. It was given to Lou Allen, Tom C., and Leroy (Buck). I have found that he bought part of this in 1848. I guess it all was bought at the same time.

Lou Allen/Lewallyn Green Family around 1870

This photo was obtained from Roger Neal.