1. Patron Saints Index: Blessed William Greenwood WILLIAM GREENWOOD. Memorial 16 June Profile A lay brother in the CarthusianLondon Charterhouse. Arrested for opposing the policies http://www.catholic-forum.com/saints/saintw54.htm

WILLIAM GREENWOOD Memorial 16 June Profile A lay brother in the Carthusian London Charterhouse. Arrested for opposing the policies of King Henry VIII, and remaining loyal to Rome. Martyred with six companions. Born English Died starved to death in Newgate Prison, London, England in Additional Information Catholic Online Saints Index Page Catholic Community Forum Contact Author ... Message Board

2. Abel, William Frederick (1872 - 1959) Abel, William Frederick (1872 1959) Greenwood William Frederick Abel, 87, Greenwood, Clark County, died Meta Schwarze in Immanuel Reformed Church in Greenwood. They farmed in the http://www.usgennet.org/usa/wi/county/clark/obits/2799.htm

Message #: Date Posted: Subject: Abel, William Frederick (1872 - 1959) Posted by: Stan Email: Posted4U@Charter.net Surnames: ABEL SCHWARZE Message: -Source: Greenwood Library Scrapbook Collection from MARSHFIELD NEW HERALD 12/ /1959 -Abel, William Frederick (1872 1959) GREENWOOD William Frederick Abel, 87, Greenwood, Clark County, died Sunday evening, Dec. 13, 1959, in St. Joseph s Hospital at Marshfield, where he had been a surgical patient since Nov. 3. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Immanuel United Church of Christ by the Rev. Orval Egbert. Burial will be made in the church cemetery. The body is reposing at the Hill Funeral Home. Mr. Abel was born Feb. 20, 1872, at Barton, Wis., and came to the Town of Warner with his parents at the age of seven. On June 28, 1899, he married Meta Schwarze in Immanuel Reformed Church in Greenwood. They farmed in the Town of Hendren and for the past 11 years he had resided in the Town of Beaver. He was a member of the Town of Hendren board and an officer of the Rocky Run School District. Survivors include two sons, Theodore and Edward, both of Greenwood seven grandchildren three great-grandchildren, and two brothers, John, Town of Eaton and Gustave, Town of Warner.

3. South Carolina - British Loyalists During The American Revolution Atkins Charles Cook George Davies John Greenwood William Glen William Hopton JohnInglis Alexander Johnston Robert Kingsley Zephaniah Lindsay Robert McKenzie http://www.sciway.net/hist/amrev/loyalists.html

British Loyalists in South Carolina During the American Revolution Click Here to See More This page lists South Carolinians who were loyal to Great Britain during the American Revolution. It was created in December 2000 by J. G. Braddock, Sr. of Charleston. SOUTH CAROLINA LOYALISTS Royal Gazette . The list would be revised several times by time the war was over. CHARLESTOWN, March 20. The following has been sent to us from the country, as a correct list of those persons whose estates have been confiscated by an act of the Rebel Assembly at Jacksonburgh.—They are divided into six classes. CLASS I. Comprehends all British subjects who have property in this country, that is to say, such persons as never have submitted to the American Government. Adams, Heirs of Thomas Brown Col. Thomas Boon Thomas Baily John Bremar John Bull, Heirs of Fenewicke Batark, Heirs of. Burn John ditto Balmer Capt. ditto Coleton William ditto Campbell Collin Crocket Dean Heirs of Robert Douglass Samuel Egecott, Heirs of

4. William Henry Greenwood William Henry Greenwood, born 16 Aug 1857, died 12 Aug 1948 Ancestors and Relativesof Earl Clinton Anderson and Inez Adelie Larson , of Kelowna, BC, Canada. http://www.legacyfamilytree.ca/Anderson/128.htm

John Greenwood Isabella Wray Samuel Winch Elizabeth Monteney ... Margaret Ann Winch William Henry Greenwood Family Links Spouses/Children:: Helen (Ella) Elizabeth Rowles Wilbert Richard Greenwood Wesley George Greenwood Russell Henry Greenwood ... Floyd Best Greenwood William Henry Greenwood Born: 16 Aug 1857, Wellesley, Waterloo North, Ontario Marriage: Helen (Ella) Elizabeth Rowles 14 Dec 1887, Linwood, Waterloo, Ontario Died: 12 Aug 1948, Vancouver, B.C., at age 90 Buried: 12 Aug 1948, Oceanview Burial Park, Vancouver, B.C. Research Notes: I think this is our William Henry, because finding a W.H, and a Jenny Greenwood, plus a Winfield Witt (Jenny’s husbands name, from Pennsylvania,) is too much of a coincidence. Barbara Sniffen, March, 2003 1880 United States Census Census Place: Precinct J, Seward, Nebraska Source: FHL Film 1254756 National Archives Film T9-0756 Page 465D Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Harrison MURUTHANKE Self M Male W 25 IL Farmer GERMANY PA Fredricka MURUTHANKE Wife M Female W 23 MO Keeping House - - Henry H. MURUTHANKE Son S Male W 1 NE - -

5. GREENWOOD, William The city was very much shocked yesterday by the sudden death of Mr. WilliamGreenwood, of the firm of Holmes Greenwood carriage builders. http://www.niagara.com/~dmdorey/hssc/greenwood.html

DIED. In this city, on Monday the 3rd instant, WILLIAM GREENWOOD, aged 62 years. The funeral will take place from the family residence, corner of Queen and Church streets, on Wednesday, 5th instant, at 8 o'clock p.m. to the cemetery. St. Catharines Journal (?), November 4, 1879 OBITUARY. The city was very much shocked yesterday by the sudden death of Mr. WILLIAM GREENWOOD, of the firm of was in his usual health up to the moment of his death. He had been engaged in his regular pursuit about the factory during the morning, and late in the forenoon he was looking after his interests in connection with the Court of Revision. He took a hearty dinner a little after twelve o'clock, after which he visited a daughter in an upper chamber of the house, who was temporarily ill, and passed out in his usual way to see a neighbor in regard to some business. It was when returning from this mission, and while opposite Montebello Garden, on Queen street, that he was seen by a passer to falter in his step and immediately fall to the ground. There were a number of people at hand

6. Indianapolis Real Estate, Greenwood Real Estate, Marion County Real Estate, Will Serving the real estate needs of home buyers and sellers in Indianapolis and Greenwood. http://www.indianahomeinformation.com/

IndianaHomeInformation.com Your "Insider" Source for the Best Realtors in Indiana! A FREE PERSONALIZED SERVICE (FSBO Program available for a nominal fee) Featured Homes -Listings are a marketing supplement to our Seller Clients and our Network Brokers. Others listed are being sold by the Owner under our FSBO (For-Sale-By-Owner)Program . The Listings are updated regularly. Some have virtual video tours. A few are examples of past Next Step Realty's "due diligence" successes for Sellers and FSBO's. Local Schools: Identify the best school district for your family with my free schools report. What is your Home's Value? Let us have an Agent figure out how much your home is worth in today's market! Buyer/Seller Tips Read through helpful tips of information on buying or selling your home! Our focus is to help Buyers and Sellers take the best "next step" in real estate. Those: *Sellers or Buyers who are uncertain which Real Estate Agent may be best for them. *Sellers, including FSBO's, who realize extra marketing exposure via the intranet is helpful. *Sellers or Buyers who are unhappy with their Real Estate Agent.

7. GREENWOOD, WILLIAM - BIOGRAPHIES FROM 1876 HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY, IL Greenwood, William, was born about 1772, near Petersburg, VA. Mrs. RuthGreenwood died July 6, 1837, and William Greenwood died Aug. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilsangam/1876/greenwood.htm

EARLY SETTLERS OF SANGAMON COUNTY - 1876 By John Carroll Power These biographies were submitted by a researcher and evidently abstracted from the 1876 History of Sangamon County, IL. Errors could occur, so one should always verify the correctness by obtaining copies of vitals and performing all necessary research to document what is contained herein. GREENWOOD, WILLIAM , was born about 1772, near Petersburg, VA. He was there married to Ruth Brooks, and moved to Cabell county, W. Va., where eight children were born. They moved to Sangamon county, Ill, arriving in Oct. 1824, in what is now Curran township. Of all their children - ELIZABETH, born in 1804, in Va., was married in Sangamon county, Ill, to Montague A. Morris, and for a second husband married George Hilyard. She died without children, in Pike county, Illinois. ANN, born in 1808, in West Virginia, was married in Sangamon county, Ill., to Calvert J. Morris. They moved to Missouri, and both died there, leaving three children. JOHN, born Jan. 3, 1810, in Cabell county, W. Va., was married in Sangamon county, Oct. 20, 1832, to Eliza Miller. They had three living children. JAMES W.

8. William Greenwood Papers William Greenwood Papers (Ms 195) University of Utah Marriott Library, Manuscripts Division The William Greenwood Papers (18221891) holds correspondence (1847-1886), an life of Greenwood's http://www.lib.utah.edu/spc/mss/ms195/195.html

William Greenwood Papers (Ms 195) University of Utah Marriott Library, Manuscripts Division The William Greenwood Papers (1822-1891) holds correspondence (1847-1886), an autobiographical sketch with a family genealogy, and a short sketch of the life of Greenwood's wife, Alice Houghton Greenwood (1823-1866). William Greenwood (1822-1891) was a Mormon convert who immigrated to the Salt Lake Valley in 1847, later settling in American Fork with additional wives. The collection also holds twelve of Greenwood's letters dating from 1847 to 1886. A register is available.

9. Greenwood County, Part 1 produced this selection. William G. Cutler's History of the State of offense committed in Greenwood County took place in April, 1865. The victims were William and Jacob Bledsoe http://www.kancoll.org/books/cutler/greenwood/greenwood-co-p1.html

KANSAS COLLECTION BOOKS ROBERT K. MILLS and SHIRLEY RENIKER produced this selection. William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas was first published in 1883 by A. T. Andreas, Chicago, IL. GREENWOOD COUNTY. PART 1: Topography Map and Population Early History PART 2: County Organization, Roster and Buildings Railway Matters Education Manufacturing PART 3: Eureka PART 4: Biographical Sketches (Brock - Griffith) PART 5: Biographical Sketches (Harlan - Oddy) PART 6: Biographical Sketches (Peters - Williams) PART 7: Fall River Biographical Sketches (Allen - Marr) PART 8: Biographical Sketches (Noakes - Wichersham) PART 9: Madison Biographical Sketches Madison Township (Bitler - Lovett) PART 10: Biographical Sketches Madison Township (McClure - Wicker) PART 11: Severy Biographical Sketches Severy Township (Beecher - Finch) PART 12: Biographical Sketches Severy Township (Hilyard - Wyant) PART 13: Miscellaneous (Allis - Humphrey) PART 14: Miscellaneous (Lamb - Wolcott) TOPOGRAPHY. GREENWOOD County was named in honor of Greenwood, United States Land Commissioner, under pierce and Buchanan. It was first laid off by the bogus Legislature of 1855-56, but was for a number of years thereafter unorganized territory. As at first laid out, the county was a very nearly square tract of uniform size with its neighbors, but when in 1867 Madison County was abolished, and its north part given to Breckinridge (now Lyon) County, the lower portion, to a point three miles above Madison, was added to Greenwood. In giving the boundaries at this time, the southern boundary was b accident moved too far to the south, thus cutting off a strip of Howard (now Elk) County, three miles wide. This error was rectified in 1868. As finally laid off its boundaries are as follows: On the north by Lyon and Chase; east by Wilson, Woodson and Coffey, south by Elk, and west by Butler County.

10. Browse Top Level > Texts > Project Gutenberg > Authors > G > Greenwood, William There is no description available for this text. Author Greenwood, William KeywordsAuthors G Greenwood, William; Titles C ; Subject Social history. http://www.archive.org/texts/textslisting-browse.php?collection=gutenberg&cat=Au

11. (Sharon GREENWOOD - William Joseph GREENWOOD ) William F. Greenwood ( ABT 1849 ) William Grover Greenwood ( - ) William Henry Greenwood BACK ( Michael Greenwood - Scott Greenwood ) NEXT ( William Ray Greenwood - Samuel GRISTY ) http://www.visi.com/~marv/html/ind0069.htm

Index of Persons Sharon GREENWOOD Shirley GREENWOOD Shirley GREENWOOD Susan M. GREENWOOD ... Thomas Jefferson GREENWOOD (ABT 1821 - ABT 1896 ) Thomas Neil GREENWOOD (16 Apr 1936 - ) Thomas Neil GREENWOOD , Jr (7 Sep 1958 - ) Thomas Vernice GREENWOOD (17 May 1911 - ) Timothy Wayne GREENWOOD (9 Mar 1968 - ) Tina Lynn GREENWOOD Tracy GREENWOOD Tracy Jo GREENWOOD (2 Sep 1963 - ) Wallace GREENWOOD Walter GREENWOOD Walter GREENWOOD Warren Lee GREENWOOD ... William F. GREENWOOD (ABT 1849 - ) William Grover GREENWOOD William Henry GREENWOOD William Joseph GREENWOOD UP (Margaret S. FARREL - Larry Phillip GUINN BACK (Michael GREENWOOD - Scott GREENWOOD NEXT (William Ray GREENWOOD - Samuel GRISTY SURNAMES Created by GED2HTML v2.5b (4/12/96) on Fri Jul 05 08:07:16 1996

12. Project Gutenberg Edition Of Confiscation: An Outline Project Gutenberg Presents. Confiscation An Outline. by William Greenwood.Project Gutenberg Release 2611 (May 2001) Author names http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/lookup?num=2611

13. Project Gutenberg Titles By Greenwood, William Project Gutenberg Titles by. William Greenwood. Confiscation AnOutline. You can also look up this author on The Online Books Page http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/author?name=Greenwood, Willi

14. GREENWOOD, William ( A698 ) NRAM Greenwood, William ( A698 ). NRAM Reference A698 Name Greenwood,William Type of record Diary Dates covered 18641865 Quantity http://www.nram.org.nz/e/41/a698.html

GREENWOOD, William ( A698 ) NRAM Reference Name GREENWOOD, William Type of record Diary Dates covered Quantity 34 leaves Level of description Collection Location Auckland War Memorial Museum Library Te Pataka Matapuna MS 902 Inquiries about MS 902 can be emailed to library@aucklandmuseum.com. Description Copy of a diary written by Greenwood at Matakana, Rodney County, Auckland Access conditions Not restricted Subjects Social affairs Areas Northland Last Update February 1981 NRAM www.nram.org.nz

15. Greenwood, William I. Greenwood, William I. One of the old and honored residents of Virginia, Ill.,who is now living a retired life after many years spent in agricultural http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilmaga/cass/1915bios/greenwood_wmi.html

In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data and images may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages cannot be reproduced in any format for profit or for other presentation without express permission by the contributor(s). HISTORY OF CASS COUNTY ILLINOIS - 1915 Chicago: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Co. Page 890 GREENWOOD, WILLIAM I. - One of the old and honored residents of Virginia, Ill., who is now living a retired life after many years spent in agricultural pursuits in Cass County, is William I. Greenwood. His career has been one of sturdy industry and tireless perseverance, and his honorable and well directed efforts have been crowned by material success and the respect and esteem of his fellow men. Mr. Greenwood was born on the top of the highest mountain in Virginia, McAfee's Knob, May 5, 1848, and is a son of Commodore Decatur and Eliza Ann (Duckwiler) Greenwood. William I. Greenwood was a child of four years when he accompanied his parents to Cass County, and here his education was secured in the district schools. Reared to agricultural pursuits, he was an agriculturist during all the active years of his life, and is still the owner of a tract of ten acres, at the city limits. Here he is enjoying the comforts that his life of industry has brought him, and is surrounded by his devoted family and a large circle of appreciative friends. On January 11, 1877, Mr. greenwood was married to Miss Mary Jane Wright, daughter of James and Cecelia Jane (Griffin) Wright. Ten children have been born to this union: an infant, deceased; Oscar; Dolly, Bertha and Millard, all deceased; Earl; William; Ruth; Cecelia A. and Marie.

16. (William Ray GREENWOOD - Samuel GRISTY ) William Ray Greenwood ( ) Wilma Greenwood ( - ) Minnie P. Greenwood? ( 1903 - 1953 ) Alexander Warren GREGG ( 4 Apr 1991 - ) Donald Alan GREGG ( 11 Aug 1962 - ) Gene GREGG ( - ) Mary Lou GREGG ( - http://www.visi.com/~marv/html/ind0070.htm

Index of Persons William Ray GREENWOOD Wilma GREENWOOD Minnie P. GREENWOOD? Alexander Warren GREGG (4 Apr 1991 - ) Donald Alan GREGG (11 Aug 1962 - ) Gene GREGG Mary Lou GREGG Matthew Henson GREGG (20 Apr 1989 - ) Marilyn GREY Charles GRIFFIN Faye P. GRIFFITH William GRIFFITH ... John GRIGGS ( - BEF 9 Jun 1755 ) John GRIGGS Margaret GRIGGS Mary GRIGGS Sarah GRIGGS ... Charlie GRIMES (5 Sep 1979 - ) Eley Marion GRIMES III (3 Aug 1952 - ) Eley Marion GRIMES IV (8 Sep 1977 - ) Verda Mae GRIMES Benjamin GRISTY Martha GRISTY Samuel GRISTY ( - BEF 2 Jul 1720 ) UP (Margaret S. FARREL - Larry Phillip GUINN BACK (Sharon GREENWOOD - William Joseph GREENWOOD NEXT (Barbara GROVE - John M. GUERRETTAZ SURNAMES Created by GED2HTML v2.5b (4/12/96) on Fri Jul 05 08:07:16 1996

17. Project Gutenberg - Author Index: G Greenwood, Grace. Queen Victoria, her girlhood and womanhood. Greenwood, William.Confiscation; an outline. Greer, Carlotta Cherryholmes. School And Home Cooking. http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/IA_G

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18. Search Books by Greenwood, William, Go back. Displaying 1 1 of 1 item(s). Jump toConfiscation An Outline, Confiscation An Outline by Greenwood, William. http://ebooks.learningtogo.com/b/s/results.html?qSrc=AUTHOR(Greenwood, William)&

19. Leger & Greenwood Letterbook Carolina trade, John Beswicke Greenwood William Higginson had been founded in namesake and descendent, Greenwood. Though William Greenwood and John Beswicke Greenwood were related http://www.clements.umich.edu/Webguides/L/Leger.html

William L. Clements Library The University of Michigan Letterbook, 1770 December 12-1775 September 14; and 1788 March 31-July 1 Charleston, S.C., 332 letters in 271 pp. Background note: Scope and contents: Second Half: Abram Greenwood, 1788 The second half of the letterbook (pp. 196-271) was written entirely in 1788, when Abram Greenwood, William's nephew, traveled to Charleston to collect the remaining debts of the late firm. At the time, William Greenwood, "the surviving member of the firm," was still very much unwelcome in his former home. Somewhat optimistically, the Greenwood family hoped that the adoption of the Constitution might enable them to collect their debts more easily (p. 211). Where the first half of the book consists almost exclusively of correspondence with foreign suppliers, the second half contains mostly copies of letters sent to local debtors, and letters from Abram to his father and uncle in London, apprising them of his efforts. While in Charleston, word arrived from London that John Beswicke Greenwood had died, and, following an argument with his brother (another William Greenwood), had left his entire estate to Abram. Several thousand miles from the scene, Abram frantically did what he could to secure his legacy, authorizing powers of attorney to his father and uncle to represent his claims against what promised to be a hotly contested probate. References: Gregory Palmer

20. Genealogy Data Page 30 (Family Pages) Heap, Lydia Gender Female; Heap, William Gender Male. Backto Main Page. Greenwood, William Gender Male Family http://www.uttoxeter.demon.co.uk/html_genealogy/data_29.htm

Genealogy Data Page 30 (Family Pages) Back to Main Page Clegg, Joseph Death : 11 Jul 1856 Mytholmroyd Gender: Male Parents: Father: Clegg, John Mother: Lister, Hannah Family: Marriage: 8 Mar 1836 St John the Baptist Church, Halifax Spouse: Heap, Maria Birth : Sowerby, West Yorkshire Death : 14 Dec 1882 Hall Gate, Sowerby Gender: Female Parents: Father: Heap, Samuel Mother: Greenwood, Lydia Children: Clegg, Hannah Death : Jun 1857 Mytholmroyd Gender: Female Clegg, Jane Birth : 1840 Death : Feb 1855 Mytholmroyd Gender: Female Clegg, Maryann Birth : ABT 1843 Sowerby Gender: Female Clegg, Emma Clegg, John Birth : 1853 Gender: Male Back to Main Page Hardman, Maria Birth : ABT 1818 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Hardman, Robert Family: Marriage: 9 Apr 1846 St John the Baptist Church, Halifax Spouse: Greenwood, John Birth : ABT 1818 Gender: Male Parents: Father: Greenwood, William Children: Greenwood, James Back to Main Page , Grace Death : 26 Jan 1867 Heptonstall Gender: Female Family: Spouse: Walton, John Gender: Male Children: Walton, Henry Back to Main Page Greenwood, Lydia Death : 16 Dec 1856 Mytholmroyd Gender: Female Parents: Father: Greenwood, John

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