The research on the Green family is in an attempt to discover who Frances Green is that married John Heaphy, in 1799, St. Munchins, COI, Limerick. 

The Green family have a long established history in Ireland and Limerick, with the family having had a powerful influence on the region. Godfrey Green (1620 - 1682, died Waterford), born Kilmanahan Castle, Co. Waterford, son of Capt. John Green and Katherine Hodges, was granted 541 acres at Mooretown-Keating, Knocknangle and Rathmore, barony of Iffa and Offa, county Tipperary (Ref: Greene - Landed Estates), in 1678, to hold for the use of his children: daughters: Susannah, Hannah, Bridget, Mary and Deborah; sons: Thomas, Rodulfus, Robert, Gilbert, Godfrey, Samuel, and John. He was married twice, with his second wife being, Frances (M.1645, Limerick), daughter of Robert Cox of Bruff, county Limerick . 

In Limerick, the Green family is associated with: 

• Ballymacreese, near Cahirconclish (Captain Abraham Green - Henry Green)

• Graige, Patrickswell, near Clarina (Captain Thomas Green - John Green)

• Old Abbey, Shanagolden (Captain Godfrey Green - Captain John Green)

The Green lines of Limerick are being developed gradually. 

BALLYMACREECE, LIMERICK (Barony of Clonwilliam)

Marmaduke Green, (c1740 - 1682), of Fermanagh. Marmaduke is the brother of Henry Green (of Fermanagh, Will, 1692) and he married Jane Crichton (Creighton), sister of Col. Abraham Crichton, Crom Castle, Co. Fermanagh. Marmaduke and and Jane are parents to:  

1 Captain Abraham Green (d.1724) purchased the forfeited lands of James II, setting up his seat at Ballymacreece, Limerick.  Abraham married Annabella Blennerhassett in November 1694, Limerick. Annabella is a brother to Gerald Blennerhassett, father of Rachel Blennerhassett, who married Daniel Heaphy in 1715. 

Abraham and Annabella had no children, so the inheritance of Ballymacreece, went to his nephew Henry Green, (1684 - 1745) son of Rev. William Green and Elizabeth Newburgh. 

2 Rev. William Green (b. Abt 1655) married Elizabeth Newburgh in 1682. Elizabeth Newburgh, is the sister of Col. Brockhill, Dorothy & Rebecca Newburgh, of Newbridge, Meath. William Green and Elizabeth Newburgh had the following four children (Betham, 1719): 

i Henry Green (1684 - 1745) was born in Fermanagh and was high sheriff there in 1721.  Henry moved to Limerick to take up ownership of the lands at Ballymacreece, which he inherits from his uncle, Captain Abraham Green, merchant, Limerick. Henry was the High Sheriff of Co. Fermanagh in 1721 (Ref: Crossle Genealogical Abstracts). Henry married in 1714 to his first cousin, Letitia Pockrich/Pockeridge, daughter of Richard "Porrets" Pockrich and Dorothy Newburgh (sister to Elizabeth Newburgh, mother of Henry Green). Henry and Letitia had three known children: 

Abraham Green, born about 1715, the eldest son of Henry. He married Honora Piers (dau of William and niece of William Piers, died 1751, of Portarlington) in 1739, and had the following children: 

Henry Green, born about 1742. Died 1765, aged 20. Guardian of Henry was awarded to William Ryves, along with Henry's two sisters, Letitia and Elizabeth (Ref: Betham Genealogical Abstracts). 

Letitia Green, born about 1743, she married John Armstrong, of Farney Castle, in 1770. 

Elizabeth Green, born about 1745, she married James Barry, of Cork, in 1765. Elizabeth and James are the parents of 

• Major Henry Green Barry (1770 - 1838). 

Both Abraham and Honora Green must have died young, as on the death of Henry in 1765, he is referred to as a minor and William Ryves is the guardian of Elizabeth and Letitita, minors, the children. Another reference for Henry Green Jnr Esq., administration granted to Elizabeth Green, the eldest sister, next of kin, Feb 1765. 

William Green, born 1721 (Ref: TCD, Irish Genealogical Research Society). Married Catherine Massy, 03 Feb 1746, COI, Rathkeale. Catherine is the daughter of William Massy (1680 - 1768) and Anne Bentley of Stoneville, Rathkeale.  William Green was registered as a Freeholder, in 1761, Ballymaceece, Limerick. From the will details following, it appears the couple did not have any living children. Will dated 1775 with details: 

William of Ballymacreece, father, Henry, wife, Catherine. Letitia Green, wife of John Armstrong. Nephew Henry Hamilton. Cousin, George Cottingham. Cousin, Gerrard Irwin. Sister, Elizabeth Green. Uncle Richard Pockrich/Pockeridge.

Elizabeth Green, who married Mr. Hamilton, and had a son: 

Henry Hamilton. 

ii Brockhill Green, born 1694, (Ref: Alumni Dublinenses, 1610, 1925 Edition) Co Fermanagh. Brockhill marries Sarah Montgomery, daughter of Hugh Montgomery, of Fermanagh. The couple married late, so unknown if they had any children. Referenced in the year 1724, in association with Abraham Green, his uncle, along with Abraham's nephews, Henry Green, Brockhill Green and Nicholas Green. 

iii Mary Green, (1685 - 1772), who marries the Rev. James Cottingham and had a son:

George Cottingham 

iv Jane Green, who marries Major Christopher Irvine, of Cooles, Fermanagh, with children: 

Gerrard Irwin 

William Irwin 

3 Francis Green, married and had children:

i Henry Green, referenced in his uncle's will, Henry Green in 1745. 

ii Nicholas Green will dated, 06 July 1768, PB, 13 Sep 1769, Nicholas Green, of Cloghane, Limerick, Esq., cousin to William Green. Ref to a Nicholas Green in the 1761 Limerick Poll Books for Cloghane. 

4 Hester Green, who married Mr. Martin/Morton. with children: 

i Hester Martin/Morton

(Miss Green, who married Mr. Winslow) - Marmaduke's will only states that there were 3 sons and 1 daughter, so it unclear of this relation. 

Carker Green: There is a Nicholas Green of Carker, died 1745, Cork, who married Bridget (unknown). There is deed - Reg. of Deeds, 12-288-5094, dated 05 November 1714 by Nicholas Green, and Mary Denny of Tralee, widow of Edward Denny and Edward Denny, son of Mary, regarding lands at Doneraile, and Fermoy, Cork. 

Nicholas and Bridget had the following known children:  

i Bridget Green, who married Nathaniel Evans in 1725. Children

Nicholas Green Evans, born 1730, Carker House, Doneraile, Cork, who married Hannah Roberts, of Cork, in 1756.  Son of Nicholas Green Evans is Nicholas Green Evans, who married Anne Westropp, in 1790. 

Roberts Evans, Major General

Henry Evans, Vice Admiral for the Royal Navy, he married Elizabeth Nash in 1801. 

ii Ursula Green, who married George Giles in 1715, son of Alderman, Richard Giles, Cork

iii Susanna Green, who married Mr. Nagle with children: 

James Nagle 

Bridget Nagle 

Nephew of Nicholas Green of Carker is William Fimossy.

GRAIGE, LIMERICK [Later renamed GREENMOUNT], Patrickswell, Limerick. 

Origin is Captain Thomas Green who was granted lands in Kerry, Limerick and Clare in 1668, however early Limerick records show Captain Thomas Green as already being a property owner in Limerick city in 1655.  Other early Limerick records mentions are, Symon Green, property owner, and his wife Katherin (deceased by 1642); Henry Green, property owner, 1655; William Green (deceased by 1643). 

John Green (D.1756), of Brickfield (Newpark, Effin) and of Graige, Limerick married Mary Swayne (Swain), brother of Francis Swayne, Cashel & Emly Diocese. It is currently unclear is John, is the son of Samuel Green (son of Captain Godfrey Green 1635-1682) and Mary Blood, who married in 1704, of Old Abbey, Limerick.  John Green of Brickfield, Limerick, is referenced in a deed with Thomas Vokes, merchant, Limerick city, in 1750 (Mem Ref: 94850). John and his wife had the following children: 

i Francis Green Esq, born 1732, of Graige, eldest son of John Green. Francis is mentioned in a deed, along with his brother, Samuel and father in 1749, with Arthur Blennerhassett, commissioner. Ref: Memorial 107873. This deed shows the relationship that he is the nephew of Francis Swayne (c1689 - 1758), who married Isabella Crofts in 1711, Cork. Both Francis and Samuel are referenced as the heirs of Francis Swayne. Their father John Green is also referenced. [See Evans Family, Limerick] 

Francis died by accident from a shot from his own gun. 

Saunders Newsletter. 30 July 1781. Limerick, July 19. It is with much concern we inform the public, that as Francis Green of Graige, Esq, was fowling in his park, his gun accidently went off, and unfortunately killed him on the spot. 

Francis Green Esq., married Elizabeth Jameson (died 1800) daughter of Hugh Jameson, merchant, Cork, in December 1763, Diocese of Cork & Ross. Ref: Faulkner's Dublin Journal. Children: 

Mary Green, eldest daughter, born about 1768, who married George Crofts in 1784, ref, Dublin Hib Journal as follows: 

Dublin Hib. Jounral. Wed 17 Nov 1784. Married in Cork, George Crofts of Churchtown, Esq., to Miss Green, dau of the late Francis Green, Esq., of Graige, Limerick. 

Cork and Ross Diocese marriage records provides the names of George Crofts and Mary Green. Original research carried out has Mary Green, marrying John Lane, Cork, in 1788 (Ref: Irish Marriages Index), however this may refer to a different Mary Green, unless she married a second time, but currently no proof for this. 

Deborah Green, 2nd daughter of Francis, she died in 1789. Did not marry. 

Elizabeth Green, who married William Lane, of Cork in 1788. Reported as follows: 

Ffolliott Newspaper Transcripts: 22 Sep 1788. William Lane, attorney to Miss Green, dau to the late Francis Green of Graige, Esq. Cloyne M.L.B. 

Eleanor (Ellen) Green, who died in 1818, sister to John Green of Greenmount. Ellen did not marry. 

Frances Green, baptised 23.12.1773, in Mungret, district of Kilkeedy, Limerick. Frances or known as Fanny, marries Lieutenant James Cockburne, Esq., in 1791. (Lt Cockburne, became Captain in 1795 of the 22nd Ft - Dublin Gazette)

Freeman's Journal, Tuesday 31 May 1791. Married in Limerick, James Cockburne Esq., Lieut. in the 69th Regiment to Miss Fanny Green, dau to the late Francis Green of the County of Limerick, Esq. 

Anne Green, baptised 05.05.1775, Kilkeedy, Limerick. Anne married Richard Tooker, of Anne-mount, Cork in 1792. 

Dublin Evening Post. 06 November 1792. Marriages: At Limerick, Richard Tooker, of Cork, Esq, to Miss Anne Green, daughter to the late Francis Green, Esq, of Graigue, Co. Limerick. 

John Green Esq, (D.1847) eldest son of Francis Green, married the Honourable Catherine Massey, sister to Baron Lord Massey.  Graige, became known as Greenmount. 

Saunder's Newsletter 17 September 1793. Married: John Green of Graig in County of Limerick, Esq, to the Hon. Miss Catherine Massey, daughter of the late Right Hon. Lord Massey, and sister to the present Lord Massey. 

Children: 

• William Massey Green, born 1801, Limerick. (Ref: TCD) 

William Green (1777 - 1796) 

Belfast Newsletter. 02 September 1796. Last Saturday, William Green, third son of the late Francis Green of Graige, (County Limerick) Esq, swimming in the river near Ennis Mills, was suddenly seized with cramps, and we are concerned to add, unfortunately perished. He was in the 19th year of his age. 

Hugh Jameson Green, 2nd son of Francis Green. Referenced in his father's will by Betham Genealogical Abstracts. 

ii John Green, died 1771, married Eleanor Jameson, daughter of Hugh Jameson, merchant, Cork in 1768, ref: Registry of Deeds, Memorial: 176505 and Cork Chronical, dated 26 May 1768, with a marriage settlement of £2,000. Eleanor is the sister of Elizabeth, who married Francis Green, of Graige (John's brother) in 1763. 

iii Samuel Green born 1739, and mentioned in same deed as his brother, Francis. Ref: Memorial 107873. 

iv Godfrey Green, referenced in his sister, Deborah Green's will of 1777.

v William Green, referenced in his sister, Deborah Green's will of 1777. 

vi Elizabeth Green, eldest daughter of John Green. She married Cole Maxwell in 1746. Cole Maxwell, of Riversfield, Limerick, gent, died in 1776, Francis Green, the executor. Children: 

Cole Maxwell, born 1748, eldest son of Cole Maxwell. Referenced in a deed, dated 1763. Memorial: 146727. 

Collin Maxwell (Ref, Will of Deborah Green, their aunt, dated 1777)

John Maxwell (Ref, Will of Deborah Green, their aunt, dated 1777)

James Maxwell (Ref, Will of Deborah Green, their aunt, dated 1777)

Samuel Maxwell (Ref, Will of Deborah Green, their aunt, dated 1777)

vii Deborah Green, of Limerick city, will dated 1777. She appoints her brother, Francis Green of Graige, as executor. Reference of names mentioned from Betham Genealogical Abstracts: brother, Francis & Godfrey Green; sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell & Jane Bradshaw; nephew, Collin, John, James, Samuel Maxwell. 

viii Frances Green, married Richard Williams, of Dower, Cork on the 15.11.1770 (Freeman's Journal 20 November 1770). 

ix Susanna (Jane) Green, married Ensign Samuel Bradshaw on the 27 Dec 1773, St. John's Limerick.  (Ref: Saunders Newsletter - January 1774)

Married a few days ago at Cahirnary, Co. Limerick, ensign Samuel Bradshaw, to Miss Green, sister to Francis Green of Graige, Esq. 

x Mary Green, married Robert Holmes (c1726 - 1810), son of Robert and Elizabeth Holmes, in 1750 with pre-marriage settlement, ref ROD, Memorial 143034. Robert Holmes was of Cleagh, Newpark, Limerick. Other names mentioned in the agreement, are Mary's father, John Green of Brickfield, Cole Maxwell, and Francis Green of Graige. The Holmes family were granted lands in Waterford, Wicklow and Limerick in the 18th and 19th century, with their Limerick lands positioned at south Limerick, in the baronies of Connello & Shanid and near Killmallock, Barony of Coshma (Ref: Landed Estates). Homes are associated with Maiden Hall of Newpark, Effin, occupied by Robert Holmes in 1837 and by Mrs. Susan Holmes in 1850. Susan had held the property from Rev. Benjamin Bradshaw, the same Bradshaw family that had married into the Green family. Known children of Mary & Robert: 

Robert Holmes

John Holmes 

Francis Holmes, of Newpark, Limerick. Francis married Arabella Fitzgerald, daughter of Richard Fitzgerald, Knight of Glin. 

Philip Holmes, born 1763, 4th son of Robert Holmes of Newpark, Limerick. Philip died in 1796, aged 33 years (Ref: Limerick Local Studies). Philip served as an officer in the British Army for several years. 

Daniel Holmes 

Godfrey Holmes 

Samuel Holmes married Jane Weeks, daughter of Nicholas Weeks. 

xi Anne Green, daughter of John Green of Craig, married Roger Adams of Ballynamama, Limerick, son of William Adams and his wife Prudence. Adams are the same family connected to the Brew family of Clare - See Brew Family. 

xii (Child) Green John and his wife, Mary Swayne, had 12 children and this child is currently unknown. 

OLD ABBEY, SHANAGOLDEN, LIMERICK

Captain John Green arrived in Ireland in 1622 and by 1624 is in Cork. He marries Miss Rosier (possible daughter of Ralph Rosier, Attorney General, Munster) and/or Katherine Hodges..  John and his wife have a son, Captain Godfrey Green, a '49 Officer' (1620 - 1682, died Waterford), born in Waterford, Kilmanahan Castle.  Godfrey Green was granted 541 acres at Mooretown-Keating, Knocknangle and Rathmore, barony of Iffa and Offa, county Tipperary (Ref: Greene - Landed Estates), in 1678. Godfrey leases Old Abbey, Shanagolden, Limerick in 1662 and purchased it in 1663. There is also a reference to the following in the Ireland Diocesan and Prerogative Wills & Administrations for Limerick:

Robert Green, whose residence was at Shanid, Shanagolden, who died intestate in 1633, gent, with letters of administration granted in 1634. Is Robert a brother or father to Cavendish Green? 

Cavendish Green, of Shanid, Limerick, gent, with will dated 1631. Letters of Tutelage for John and Elizabeth Greene. 

Cavendish Green, of Shanid, Limerick, gent, who died intestate in 1632, with letters of admin 1634. Letters of Tutelage to Robert and Elizabeth Green. It is unclear if the two Cavendish Green's are the one person. Betham Genealogical Abstracts, have Cavendish Green of Shanid, Limerick, husband of Maudlen, with children: Robert and Elizabeth Green. 

Robert Green, a minor, of Tipperary, will approved in 1632. 

Godfrey Green marries his first wife, Frances Cox, in 1645, daughter of Robert Cox, Bruff, Limerick, and has the following children: 

Captain John Green, (1655 - 1745) of Old Abbey, Shanagolden, Limerick. The Abbey was a building used as a convent in 1426, however dissolved by the pope due to misconduct by the prioress (Ref: Duchas.ie - Shanagolden History, pg 311). John Green is the cousin to Robert Green (Unknown, unless related to the Robert of Shanid, Limerick above). John married Catherine Horsey (1655 - 1718), daughter of Captain John Horsey, and they had the following children:  

i Pierce Green (1679 - 1703) Pierce Green was murdered on the 12th November 1703 and was buried at the Abbey (Ref: Duchas.ie - Shanagolden History, pg 310). 

ii Catherine Jane Green, born 1704. She married Charles Minchin, in 1725 with pre-marriage settlement, ref, ROD, Memorial 28542, dated 31 March 1725. 

iii Frances Green, (1702 - 1730) married firstly to Mr. Sweet and secondly to William Hodges according to existing research. No marriage records have been found. 

iv Elizabeth Green, married Thomas Blood, of Clare. She died 1750. Children (Ref: Bethan Genealogical Abstracts): 

Thomas Blood 

William Blood 

Anne Blood, married William Adams, whose daughter, Anne Adams (1744 - 1796), married Henry Green, Attorney, in Clare in 1773, Killaloe M.L.B. 

Anthony Blood 

v John Green

vi George Green, of Old Abbey and was High Sheriff of Limerick in 1732 (Ref: Duchas.ie - Shanagolden History, pg 310). He died 1759 and in his will, he left Abbey to his son, John Green.  George married firstly to Elizabeth Waller in 1723, daughter of William Waller, Co. Tipperary. There was a pre-marriage settlement with George Purdon being one of the witnesses, ref ROD, Memorial 24687.

Is Elizabeth Waller, related to Mary Waller, who married Thomas Evans, Cork and Jane Waller, who married Richard Maunsell, Limerick?  Elizabeth died and there were no children with this marriage. 

George married secondly to Margaret Crosbie/Crosbye (Will dated: 1759) daughter of David Crosbie. Margaret was a widower, having been formerly married to Lancelot Sandes (g son of Lancelot Sandes, of Carrigfoyle, Kerry, died 1669), marriage: 04 May 1721, Aghavallan, North Kerry. Lancelot died December 1725. Margaret had been from the parish of St. Andrews, Dublin. Margaret Crosbie and Lancelot Sandes had two daughters: Elizabeth Sandes, who married Arthur Crosbie (parents of William Francis Crosbie) and Mary Dorothea Sandes, who married Lancelot Sandes, son of Piggot Sandes (1695 - 1761). 

Note: Margaret Crosbie's grandmother was Bridget Tynte, daughter of Robert Tynte of Youghal, Cork, who was a sister to Margaret Tynte, who married John Tottenham, Wexford. Therefore, Bridget Tynte and John Tottenham (1633 - 1700) are 1st cousins. John Tottenham married Catherine Atkin, and this is where Heaphy Tottenham/Atkin connects. 

George Green and Margaret had the following children: 

Frances Green, married Richard Meredith (Kerry) in 1752, with a his intended marriage to Frances Green was documented in a memorial dated 13 Nov 1753 held by the Registry of Deeds. Frances and Richard had two daughters:

• Margaret Meredith, (b. aft 1753), she married Tobias Horan, son of Robert Horan, Newcastle, Limerick, in 1772. Tobias Horan is the cousin of Margaret Heaphy, who married the Rev. Simon Holland. Margaret and Tobias Horan had the following children: 

Robert Fitzgerald Horan 

Caroline Horan (Ravone) - m. Rev. Ravone. 

• Honora Meredith, (b. aft 1753). She died on 26 Feb 1829 in Tarbert House, Co. Kerry. She was buried on 27 Feb 1829 in St. John's, Limerick. She was not married. 

Frances's husband, Richard died November 1769, and his will dated 17 May 1771 was proved on 25 May 1785. It mentioned: wife Frances Meredith alias Greene, - daughters Margaret and Honora, - father in law George Greene Esq., - brother in law Terence Monsell, - father in law’s nephew William Blood Esq. 

Frances married again to Samuel Raymond reported reported in the Cork Evening Post as follows: 

Cork Evening Post. Date - 12 Aug 1773. "last Tuesday at Christchurch, Samuel Raymond Esq to the agreeable widow Meredyth with a considerable fortune" 

Frances Green Meredith Raymond died in 1800, probate. 

Catherine Green, referenced in her grandfather's will of 1745 - Captain John Green. 

George Green, baptismal date of 30 Apr 1738, St. Mary's COI, Limerick, son of George Green Esq., and Margaret. He is referenced in the will of his father, George, in 1759, along with his sister Frances, Catherine and brother, John. 

John Green, is referenced as the son of George Green of Abbey, he married Catherine Toler, daughter of Daniel Toler & Helena Maria Purdon, and sister of the 1st Earl of Norbury (Landed Estates, Uni of Galway), in Tipperary in 1758 (Ref: Pue Occurences, Dublin, 24 Jan 1758). He inherited Abbey from his father, George in 1759 and in 1770, John was succeeded in Old Abbey by his 1st cousin, George Hodges, of Shanagolden (Landed Estates, Uni of Galway). Following John's death, Catherine married a second time to Archer Clement in 1802. John and Catherine had one daughter:  

• Letitia Green, who firstly married Robert Dillon, 1st Baron of Clonbrock, in 1776. 

vii Godfrey Green (1690 - 1736) Godfrey married Abigail Philips in 1710, with children: 

John Green

William Nassau Green, married Mary Bigg in 1762, ref: Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese. 

Catherine Green

Susanna Green, referenced in her grandfather's will of 1745 - Captain John Green. 

viii Richard Green, born 1685.  

Frances Green married Henry Chearneley in 1684. No record has been found for this marriage. 

Francis Green, died 1722. 

Godfrey Green (1657 - 1688) of Moorsetown Castle. He married Lydia Cook and have the following children:

i Godfrey Green (b.1686). Possible sons are Samuel and Valentine Green, however, not confirmed by sources. Godfrey is referenced in the will of his uncle, Captain John Green in 1745. 

ii Frances Green, who married John Cooksey in 1703. No record has been found for this marriage. 

iii Lydia Green, who married (John) Joseph Nicholson in 1705. No record has been found for this marriage, however, there record from Betham, in 1716, for Joseph Nicholson, of Richardstown, Co. Tipperary, where his father is William Nicholson, wife, Lydia and brother in-law Godfrey Green - which refers to Lydia's brother. Original research says she married John, but it was probably Joseph Nicholson. 

Mary Green, died 1678. Mary married Jonathan Pennefather, 2nd son of John Pennefather, of Co. Kilkenny, in 1671. 

Godfrey Green marries his second wife, and has the following children: 

Thomas Green (b.1662), married Mary Henthrone in 1696, Dublin. 

Rodolphus Green (b.1664), married Susanna Nuttal, daughter of Richard Nuttal of Dublin, in 1709. Registered as a Freeman, Waterford, 1715. Both Rodolphus and his brother, Francis are referenced as the grandsons of Jermiah Coughlan, Waterford, in 1735 (Ref: Bethan Genealogical Abstracts). Known children: 

i Rodolphus Green

Robert Green (b.1666), 

Richard Green (b.1668), 

Gilbert Green (b. 1672), 

Samuel Green (1667 - 1733), married Mary Blood in 1704, daughter of Thomas Bood of Kilnaboy Castle, Co. Clare. One of their sons is Godfrey Green and is unknown if another son is John Green of Brickfield/Graige, Limerick (See Brickfield/Graige, above) 

Susanna Green (b.1675), 

Hannah Green (b.1677), 

Deborah Green (b.1679)

Bridget Green (b.1681) Bridget marries, Walter Hickman of Co. Clare. 

Godfrey Green marries his third wife, Elizabeth Gough in 1681 and has the following son: 

Benjamin Green (1682 - 1733) Captain. 

LIMERICK POLL BOOK RECORDS 

1761 Limerick Poll Books 

• Christopher Green - Rahina, Clarina 

• Francis Green - Ballymacshaneboy, Graige

• John Green - Old Abbey

• Nicholas Green - Cloghane (Died 1769, married)

• William Green - Ballymacreece 

1768 and 1776 Limerick Poll Books

• Christopher Green - Rahina, Clarina (1768+1776)

• Francis Green  - Craige (1768+1776)

• John Green - Old Abbey (1768+1776)

• William Green - Ballymacreece (1768+1776)

Limerick Cathedral Registers for St. Mary's COI

John Green, soldier, married Margaret (unknown) about 1738, and had two known children: Francis Green, born 1739 and Frances Green, born 1743. 

George Green, son of James & Elizabeth, baptised on Nov 18, 1744.

Henry Green, son of William & Elinor, baptised on Nov 25, 1750

William Green, son of William & Elinor, baptised on Nov 19, 1753

John Green, son of James & Mary, baptised on Aug 15, 1773.  James Green had married Mary Smyth on the 27 December 1760, St. Munchins, COI, Limerick. 

Catherine Green, married Samuel Delahy, in 1780

Elizabeth Green, married Dominick Gunning in 1800

Samuel Green, married Anne Worrell, 1805 

Limerick Cathedral Registers for St. Munchins COI

Johnathan Green, married Mary Mullowny, 13 Jan 1754

Mary Green, married John Moy, 21 Oct, 1754. John was a soldier in Col. Pool's Regiment. Would Robert,  Mary and Johnathan be siblings? 

Robert Green, soldier in Col. Pool's Regiment, he married Ann Fitzgerald, 05 June 1756

James Green, married Mary Smyth, 1760. 

John Green, burial 07 March 1799, soldier - of the 2nd Regiment of Guards. 

Frances Green married John Heaphy, 15 Sep 1799 

John Green, burial, 16 Oct 1800, soldier of the 46th Regiment 

Joseph Green married Catherine Cunningham Feb 1802

John Green married Bridget Cushin, in 1806

Patrick Green married Honora Dempsey, in 1807

William Green married Margaret Hanrahan, in 1809

Eleanor Green married John O'Sullivan, 1820

Ann Green married James Whitewood, 1825

Limerick Cathedral Registers for St. Johns COI

Matthew Green, married Eleanor Lacy, 04 Oct 1704 and had a daughter, Mary Green, born 1709. 

Rose Green, married Joseph Crowe, 14 Nov 1711.

William Green, married Elizabeth Moon, 29 Nov 1716, St. Johns, COI, Limerick. Possible son is William Green, baptised, 25 Oct 1724, St. John's, COI,  Limerick. Possible daughter, Ann Green, whose burial was 12 Jun 1722, St. John's, COI, Limerick, dau. of William. 

Mary Green, married Martin Garland, 28 Aug 1747. 

Elinor Green married Michael Murphy, 26 Dec 1758

Mary Green married Michael Gorman, in 1799

James Green married Mary Hallinan, in 1809

Limerick Cathedral Registers for St. Michael's COI

Francis (Frank) Green of Tory Hill, and Ann Bradshaw, February 1800, 2nd daughter of late Samuel Bradshaw of Golden Garden Co. Tipperary, reported as follows: 

Saunder's News-Letter. 26 February 1800. MARRIED. Francis Green of Tory-Hill, Esq., in the County of Limerick, to Miss Ann Bradshaw, second daughter to the late Samuel Bradshaw, of Golden Garden, in the County Tipperary, Esq. 

Is this the Samuel Bradshaw that married Jane (Susanna) Green, dau of John Green of Graig, in St. John's Limerick, in 1773? Samuel Bradshaw of Golden Garden, Tipperary, died in 1797, and details of Will from Betham give his daughters: Deborah, Anne, Jane and Elizabeth Bradshaw. Sons: John and Francis Bradshaw. Brothers: Robert and Benjamin Bradshaw. 

Other Records: 

John Green married Catherine O'Brien in 1769 (Early Irish Marriage Index)

Abigail Green, daughter of Robert Green and Abigail Gore (widow (of Blood?), of Cregganboy, Clare, m. aft 1748, ROD Memorial 88261) of Tiermore (s. of Shannongolden) Limerick, married David England, of Clare in 1767. This Robert probably is related to the Green of Old Abbey. Robert Green and William England Young, had leased lands in the Barony of Connolloe, Limerick from John St. Ledger, leased dated 12 April 1738. Robert Green, Esq., of Tiermore, died 1752. Robert's wife, Abigail, married again to Joseph Adams in 1767. 

Henry Green of Ennis, married Alice Green, in 1810. 

Henry Green married Mary McMahon in 1774, Killaloe, MLB. 

Robert Green, baptised, 18 April 1745, Rathkeale, COI, son of Christopher and Frances Green of Rathkeale. Christopher Green is associated with Rahina, Clarina, in the 1768/1776 Limerick Poll Books. This is the same Robert Green who lived at Clarina and died in 1831 - his wife Elizabeth, died in 1824, Clarina. They had one known child (Name unknown) born in 1781, COI. 

Robert Green, Wills & Probate for Limerick, dated 1701. 

Francis Green, of Ballinmoe (Ballynoe), Limerick, Wills & Probate for Limerick, dated 1700

Catherine Green married William Holliday, diocese of Cork & Ross in 1701. 

George Green of Old Abbey, is referenced in a deed with Thomas Holliday, in 1759 (Mem Ref: 94121). Are the two Holliday men mentioned, any relation to Elicia (Alice) Holiday, who married Thomas Heaphy in about 1755, Limerick?