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Thomas Green

 
Warrior Ridge
Warrior Ridge
 
A grist mill is a building where a miller grinds gain into flour.

Thomas Green was born about 1740 in Maryland. He was the son of George Green and Sarah Musgrove.

He married Helen Wright.

Helen and Thomas' children probably included:
Susan Green (1761, married Rutter),
Abraham Green (1761, married Elizabeth Campbell),
Elizabeth Green (1764, married Murray),
George Green (1771, married Isabelle Skinner)
Mary Green (1774)
Thomas Green (1775, married Margaret Campbell)
Isaac Green
Nancy Green
Elisha Green
John Green (1780, married Eleanor Kemp)
Rebecca Green (married Joseph Campbell), and
Caleb Green

Thomas settled in the southern end of Hare's Valley on 254 acres in 1776. He built a grist mill, about 1785 on the Mountain Branch of Three Springs Creek.

Helen died about 1794. After her death, Thomas married Sarah Horton.

Thomas died in 1816.

Pennsylvania is one of the 13 original states and was originally founded in 1681 as a result of a royal land grant to William Penn, the son of the state's namesake.

 

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