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• Hij is geboren voor 16 augustus 1620 in England.Bron 2
• Hij is gedoopt op 16 augustus 1620 in England.Bron 2
• Geïmmigreerd in het jaar 1635 vanuit Rhode Island, Verenigde Staten.Bron 2
• Beroep: Deputy Govenor of Rhode Island.Bron 2
• Hij is overleden op 27 november 1708 in Rhode Island, Verenigde Staten.Bron 2
• Een kind van John Greene en Joan Tattersall
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 28 mei 2011.

Gezin van John Greene

Hij is getrouwd met Ann Almy.

Zij zijn getrouwd rond 1648 te Rhode Island, Verenigde Staten.

Kind(eren):

1. Deborah Greene  1649-????
2. John Greene  1651-????
3. William Greene  1652-????
4. Peter Greene  1654-????
5. Job Greene  1656-????
6. Phillis Greene  1658-???? 
7. Richard Greene  1660-????
8. Anne Greene  1662-????
9. Catherine Greene  1665-????
10. Audrey Greene  1667-????
11. Samuel Greene  1669-????

Notities over John Greene

New England Families genealogical and memorial Vol 4
William Richard Cutter
Pg 1928-1929

(II) John (2), son of John (1) and Joan (Tattersall) Greene, was born in 1620, in England, and after serving as commissioner from Warwick and assistant was made deputy governor of Rhode Island, holding the office from 1690 until 1700, a longer term than that of any other colonial governor with the exception of Governor Cranston, of Rhode Island. John Greene filled the offices of recorder and attorney-general, and was one of the committee appointed in 1654 to revise the laws, serving also in 1664 on the commission for the same purpose, in association with Roger Williams. In 1670 he was appointed to go to England to vindicate the charter before the king, and from 1683 to the time of Andros he held a commission in the army of "major of the main," equivalent to the present rank of a major-general of the United States army. In 1666 he was appointed with others to draw up an address to His Majesty and the Lord Chancellor of England; in 1666 he was notified by Governor Andros of his appointment as a member of his council, and in 1690 he with others sent a letter of congratulation to William and Mary on their accession to the crown. John Greene married Ann Almy, who was born in 1627, and died May 17, 1709. He himself passed away November 27, 1708.

Greenes of Warwick in colonial history
Henry Edward Turner
Pg 28-29

John Greene, junior, more familiarly known as Deputy Governor John Greene, died Nov. 27, 1708, aged 88 years. He was born, 1620. His wife was Anne, daughter of William Almy of Portsmouth; she died, May 17, 1709, aged 88 years. Their children were:
First, Deborah; born August 10,1649, married William Torrey
Second, John; born June 6, 1651, no issue.
Third, William; born December 6,1652, married Mary Sayles, of John.
Fourth, Peter; born February 7, 1654-5, married Elizabeth Arnold, of Stephen.
Fifth, Job; born August 27, 1656, married Phebe Sayles, of John.
Sixth, Philip; born October 7, 1658, married 1st, Dickerson, 2d, Caleb Carr, Jamestown.
Seventh, Richard; born February 8, 1660, married Ellen Sayles.
Eighth, Anne; born March 19,1662-3, married Thomas Greene, son of Thomas.
Ninth, Catharine; born August 15, 1665, married Charles Holden.
Tenth, Audrey; born December 26, 1667, married Dr. John Spencer.
Eleventh, Samuel; born January 30, 1669-70, married Mary Gorton, of Benjamin, was father of first Governor William Greene.

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