This book explores the American Greene's Family Heritage & History that actually began in 1066 with the invasion of William The Conqueror, although it wasn't until much later that the American Greene's family came into existence via John Greene the Surgeon, who arrived in America around 1640. John Greene is the great grandson of Sir Alexander de Greene, de Boketon, la Zouche who was the first official "Headline" Great Grandfather to the author of this book. This Book is a journey, and an historical look at how the American Greene's family came into being, and their influence on establishing the USA as we know it today. Consideration has been given to each and every generation of the Greene's family, from the Headline Great Grandfather who began his life in France, then each generation moving onwards, and forwards, with each and every person contributing to this book being scrutinised in minute details. This means that each and every person has been thoroughly researched, all the way from 1066 until the 20th century. With a clear and concise picture of who the Greene family were, and more importantly where they came from, and how they contributed to shaping the History of England, and America.

Ancestors of Jolene Greene, daughter of Morris Greene (1918-1982) and granddaughter of Molbourne Platt Green (1876-1918). Ancestors and relatives lived mainly in Utah, Idaho, New York, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts and England.

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