Greene Family Notes
Levi&Herbert
Young's 1930 family tree indicates that Michael Young came to Canada with Uncle
Captn.Monk who had land near Ottawa.
Bruce
Elliott's book Irish Migrants in the
Canadas indicates that Robert Young
Greene, formerly a gentleman of Castle Connell and Modreeny, was son-in-law to Captain Monk. The 1879 Belden
Historical Atlas of County Carleton shows that Robert Young Green owned a farm (lots 21 concessions 5,6&7)
that stretched from the Ottawa River to Lake Constance close to the Monk property (lot 24 concession 7) and
to James Young (lot 19 concession 4)
The Greenes in History - From H.Walker's book Carleton
Saga
General Lloyd built a second stone house about a mile farther
south on the river which he called Noch Na Chree ("hill of my
Heart"). This he built for Robert
Young Greene when he married Mary Jane Monk, his niece, and daughter of Capt.
Benning Monk. Some of the Greene
descendants were prominent in the higher echelons of the Civil Service such as
the late Kenneth Greene, formerly Canadian Consul-General at New York and later
High Commissioner at Canberra; and, in municipal administration, such as the
late Ainslie Greene. The Greenes were
in several local enterprises but are remembered chiefly as the owneres of the
"G.B.Greene", popular Upper Ottawa river steamer. Bruce Elliott lists Lady Naomi Slater Heydon of Forrest ACT
Australia as a source of Greene family information in his book Irish Migrants in the Canadas
Most of the
following comes from a genealogy of March and Bytown Pioneers Pinhey &
Sparks published by Lady Naomi Slater Heydon.
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Samuel Barker Greene (1762-?) of
Garryduff and later of Sandymount, Queen's Co. Ireland |
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The parents
of Maria, Catherine, & Saunders are Elizabeth Laurence & m1766? Francis Young of Shallee b1739 bur1799.8.4ae60 info from Bruce Elliott, taken from
the Newport Register but his gravestone at Nenagh says b1724, d1790.8.4ae66
also buried with Francis is another Young from Annebrook |
Godfrey
Benjamin Greene of Millgrove, King's Co. m1819Nov1 Killaloe marriage license
bonds |
=Eliza Tydd
Rose 1793May15-1865May14 of Silvermines CoTipperary |
Robert Young Greene 1820Aug21-1882July19 sold Garryduff went to March Canada in 1837
Reeve of March twp 1856-63 68-70 76-82 |
=Mary Jane
Monk 1825July24-1908Aug27 m1850Feb16 Daughter of Captain John Benning
Monk & Elizabeth Ann Fitzgerald |
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Catherine
Tydd Greene age32in1851 bIreland |
=Horace
Pinhey age35in1851 bEngland |
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Alicia
Laurence Greene |
=John G.
Street |
Robert Young
Street 1855June11-1904Aug2 |
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Anna Maria
Greene |
=William
Henry Berry |
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Godfrey
Greene returned to Ireland |
=Alicia Young m1851July23Newport |
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Eliza Greene |
d1888May26 |
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Sarah Barker
Greene m1808firstCousins Pigot&Co.'s
1824 Hibernian Provincial Directory lists Nenagh gentry Robt. Young esq.,
Canada |
=Robert Saunders Young 1783-1845 of
Nenagh bur1845.9.1NewportIreld son
of Saunders Young b1759-bur1791Sep11Kilvolane
m1781 woolen drapper of Nenagh on Pound Street & Anne Laurence widow of
Thomas Brereton |
John Ewer Young
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1819-1840 dNewportIrel |
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William Ewer
Young 1827 - 1865 |
dScarboroughYorkCoON |
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Thomas Young b1832 |
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Godfrey Greene
Young 1826 - 1903 dScarboroughYorkCoON |
=Elizabeth Laurence |
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Anne Young |
1823 - 1829NewportIreld |
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Richard
Phillips Saunders Young b1825 |
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Saunders Young b1829 |
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Alicia Young m1851 |
Godfrey Samuel Greene |
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Charles Ewer
Young |
resDublin d1898 |
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m2=Frances
Moffit d1873April26 m1815June15 Samuel |
Samuel
Greene |
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John Greene |
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Anne Maria
Greene of Nenagh CoTipperary |
=Henry Young of Armbrook CoTipperary |
m1844Nov28
St.Flannan's Cathedral in Killaloe Ireland |
In Pigot's 1824 directory for Nenagh gentry: Francis Young, esq.,
Shallee, Henry Young, esq. Armbrook
In Slater’s 1846 directory for Nenagh gentry: Henry Young of Armbrook, Mrs. Young
of Shakee, David&Francis Young of Ballygibben |
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Letitia(Alicia)
Greene |
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Frances
Greene |
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Gearle Molloy |
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Record from
St.Flannan's Cathedral in Killaloe Ireland obtained by Ralph Young via Desmond
Young in Ireland. Henry Young of Armbrook in the County of Tipperary and Miss Anna Maria Green of Nenagh in the
said County, spinster were married on Thursday the 28th November
1844 by Revd Robt Jas Going
Jim Vallance
contracted Debrett's to do research into the Young family in Ireland. They noted the following:
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Deed |
Registry
of Deeds in Dublin Ireland |
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1834 14 221 |
John Young
& other to William Young & others, re Duras, Cos Galway & Clare. |
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1840 3 299 |
James Young &
others to Agricultural Bank of Ireland. |
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1840 4 261 |
Agreement
dated 21Feb1840, between Samuel Young of Ballykinlilly, Co.Tipperary,&his
son John Young of same. Samuel provides for John out of lands of
Ballykinlilly&Croganebeg in parish of Kilvolane, barony of Owna&Arra,
Co.Tipperary |
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1840 10 22 |
David Young
to James Power, re Co Clare |
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1841 15 154 |
Sylvester
Young to Robert Power |
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1847 7 77 |
Deed of
release, dated 10 March 1847, between (1) Samuel Green, Eliza Green, Alicia
Green, Joseph Gearle Molloy, Frances Molloy otherwise Green, his wife, John
Green, Henry Young, Anna Maria Young otherwise Green his
wife, and Sarah Young otherwise Green,
being younger children of Samuel Green deceased and (2) Robert Young Green of March, Upper Canada (now Kanata Ontario).
Reference to Court of Chancery decree and earlier deeds, and lands at
Garryduff, occupied by Robert Young Green, in County Tipperary. Witnesses: Charles E. Young & Cornelius
Haugh. |
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1849 12 231 |
Robert
S.Young to James Aylward, re Cos. Tipperary, Galway & Killkenny |
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1849 17 177 |
Anna M.,
Rev.Samuel B., Alicia, Catherine, Sarah,
Charles & Robert S. Young, Re Co.Tipperary. |
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