Greenhill - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Re : My Greenhill family tree

WILMA_HANCOCK — 2009-10-27 18:31:58Z

MY LINE COME FROM PASCHAL, DAID, SAMUEL BECOMAN ,, PHILIP WHITEHEAD, PEGRAM AND JOHN JEWETT, MY MOM WAS MINNIE MEREL GREENHILL BORN IN 1905 THERE IN CARMONA, POKE,TX. THE GRAVE YARD HAS A LOT OF GREENHILL THERE. THEY HAD A SAW MILL WHERE THE FAMILY WORKED. HAD COME DOWN FROM KY. SOME OF FAMILY WENT TO RUSSEVEL, FRANKLIN, ALB. AND THERE ARE A LOT AROUND HILBROW , RIDGE, TX.
WILMA HANCOCK

GREENHILL Mrs Dee 1895 1973 cross

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 15:35:34Z

GREENHILL Mrs Dee 1895 1973 cross

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Ascestors of a Stewart County, TN Family

connie032363 — 2009-10-08 20:22:53Z

I have documentation on Paschal Greehill's descendants stating 3rd Generation. I printed this off in August 2001. the website was: www.vaughn.myokay.net/families/greenhill/greg03.htm.
This site no longer exist, does anyone know how to find this info again. I was told by dad's 1st cousin we had Greenhill's in Nashville area that made nice expensive buggies. Stewart County is somewhat close to Nashville. The info I have is extensive. With one page stating 3rd generation. He (?Greg?)undoubtedly had 2 other generations prior to Paschal. Just tring to connect some dots. Any help would be appreciated.

Connie Raye Greenhill

Re: Re : My Greenhill family tree

connie032363 — 2009-10-08 18:46:43Z

My brother, Kevin, had corressponded with Pete Greenhill, Jr. a few years back. I was wondering if he still had the crest. Are you still working on the Greenhill line. I have recently started looking at my line again. I started about 9 years ago and only worked on it for a year. I am from the desc that came to VA from England. Pascal's line.
Thanks,
Connie

Re: monroe greenhill

connie032363 — 2009-10-08 18:40:17Z

Hi, I would like to help. Do you have any more info tat might be helpful, like siblings. I went to the Franklin county Archives in Russellvile, AL a few months ago they have ALOT of Greenhill info. It is the Line that came from VA. I only had a few hours as I was just passing thru. I made alot of copies and will see if I can find anything on them for you. Also they Lady that works there will research info for you. She is very, very helpful. You can email me at connieraye0323@gmail.com

Connie Raye Greenhill

Re: Leland Pascal GREENHILL

lagunachris — 2009-09-03 03:12:32Z

Update

First it should be noted that the correct name is Paschal Greenhill- I have never seen Leland other than in a Hickman
family report and there was not a source for that name. I have many documents including his father's will, and lawsuits and counter suits over his brother David's will and records of Paschal being on his father's ships all with the name Paschal Greenhill.

Also, for those that are researching this family, I just discovered the proof that I was looking for to document Paschal's grandparents on his father's side. These records take us back to George Greenhill, Goldsmith born in 1630.

I am starting to work on a book about this family and their roots in London. It is a rather interesting story.

Chrisine Urban

Bessie Dean (Coppedge) Greenhill Obituary 1888-1974

kaitysmom — 2009-08-17 17:39:25Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, June 11, 1974
Page: A-2

Name: Bessie Dean (Coppedge) Greenhill
Age: 85
Born: December 18, 1888 in Stewart County, TN.
Died: Exact date not listed, at St. Mary's Hospital in Clayton, Missouri
Funeral: Exact date not listed, with Milligan Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN.
Burial: Stewart County Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Stewart County, TN.
Parents: John Coppedge and Kate Scarborough
Deceased Spouse: Sam Greenhill
Surviving Children: Mrs. Ethel Atkins, Mrs. Virginia Fischer
Surviving Siblings: Mrs. Emily Holliday, Miss Mattie Coppedge

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Please contact me at my email address below.

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Re: greenhill from ALABAMA

patriciaeverett28 — 2009-06-16 02:44:22Z

thanks.. all my family are gone and i really want to find my greatgreat grandmaw mary greenhill dobbs family,,,. did not know rosa was born in mississippi...i have a few pictures...that are very special to me
thanks again
patricia gail

Re: greenhill from ALABAMA

demigriffin — 2009-06-16 00:30:53Z

Allen and the two girls are listed on the 1880 census for Alabama, Colbert county. The copy is too faint to determine if Allen is a Widower.

Allen is not listed on the 1870 Census but they are also very faint.

It is interesting to note that Rosa was born in Mississippi.

Surname Given Name Age Sex Race Birthplace State County Location Year

GREENHILL ALLEN 36 M W AL AL COLBERT TWP 3 RANGE 3 1880

GREENHILL MARY A. 17 F W AL AL COLBERT TWP 3 RANGE 3 1880

GREENHILL ROSA L. 5 F W MS AL COLBERT TWP 3 RANGE 3 1880

Demi-griffin

greenhill from ALABAMA

patriciaeverett28 — 2009-06-15 02:11:20Z

LOOKING FOR PARENTS OF MARY A. AND ROSA L. GREENHILL
MARY BORN 1863 MARRIED GILFORD DOBBS
ROSA JUNE 26 1871 MARRIED JAMES R. WILLIAMS
ALL ARE BURIED IN CROOKED OAK CEMETERY RUSSELLVILLE ALABAMA
THEIR PAW'S NAME COULD BE ALLEN? any help
dixiegail.1@netzero.com

monroe greenhill

patriciaeverett28 — 2009-06-07 01:24:01Z

Please help i am looking for Monroe Greenhill from Alabama.
he was born around 1840. maybe from Franklin co. ala.
wife name Athem ? DAUGHTERS Mary Athem and Rosa. Mary married Gilford Dobbs and Rosa married a Williams. Monroe was in the 4th alabama Roddey's cavalry.Please any help !
been looking for 35 years..somebody may have info. on him...he is my g.g.g.grandpaw. email dixiegail.1@netzero.com

Claiborne & Noah Webster Greenhill

karenfbaker — 2009-02-23 18:13:12Z

My maternal grandfather was Claiborne Greenhill. He had a brother named Noah Webster Greenhill, who was married to a woman named Carrie. Can anyone provide more information or get me started in the right direction?

Re: Greenhill Surname DNA Project

anaconker — 2009-02-23 12:18:59Z

Hi Karen, It would be better if you posted your info under a new thread titled "Claiborne & Noah Webster Greenhill" or something similar. This would make more people read your post. HTH

Re: Greenhill Surname DNA Project

karenfbaker — 2009-02-22 22:24:59Z

My maternal grandfather was Claiborne Greenhill. He had a brothernamed Noah Webster Greenhill who was married to a woman named Carrie. Can anyone provide more information or get me started in the right direction?

Re: Willam Author Greenhill

connie0323 — 2009-02-06 19:18:20Z

Hi, I just left a post to this original post to Pam. I have alot of Greenhill Info in you are interested. You can contactme at my email. duvall_connie@yahoo.com

Re: Re : Willam Author Greenhill

connie0323 — 2009-02-06 19:16:19Z

Hi Pam, I don't know if you check this site often but we have spoken before. This is rather old, 8 yrs. But I am a descendant of J Pickney. His g/son is my g/father. Jesse Reed Greenhill. He is buried at Gray's Cemetary in Nettleton. There are alot of Greenhill's buried there. You can contact me at duvall_connie@yahoo.com I have alot of info on the Greenhill's. Hope to hear from you soon.

Re: Greenhill Surname DNA Project

anaconker — 2009-01-03 13:55:14Z

Hi Jeanette,

No I hadn't heard of that one. From what I have seen most seem to be a transformation from the ancient english (which included some danish) for Green Hole (or Hollow) rather than Hill.

Are you saying "Grønhøj" means Greenhill? It sounds more like the northern english name of Greenhalgh, which is actually pronounced as Greenhalj or Greenholf, depending on your accent, and may also have common linguistic links with Greenhill.

Happy New Year

Re: Greenhill Surname DNA Project

jeanettewrist — 2008-12-01 10:31:30Z

Hello over there!
Have You consider that the surname is a translation from Danish = "Grønhøj" because some of my family went to the US around 1918 and they change the surname to Greenhill..

Yours Jeanette JNG Wrist, Denmark Scandinavian.

MAMI HOBSON WARTHOM

2006-06-01 00:50:13Z

SAMUEL DIXIE GREENHILL M: MAMI HOBSON WARTHOM B: 19 FEB 1899 DESON SPRINGG, TX. D:19 JUN 1874 IN TX.
SAMUEL FATHER : CHARLES CROSS GREENHILL
B:1880 D:16 SEPT 1929 IN BARTON ,TX.
FATHER: SAMUEL BOATRIGHT GREENHILL M:
NANCY CAROLINE DEVONEY 1853,
FATHER: ALEXANDER GREENHILL 1826 VIG. M:
LOVIE LOUSIN BOATRIGHT 1826.
THIS IS THE WARTHOM FAMILY LINE .
WILMA HANCOCK

Re: Willam Author Greenhill

2006-05-11 03:44:17Z

Do you have any info on Author Greenhill who married a Waldrep (Waldrup)? I think his father was Richard Greenhill, the son of William. If you have any info on this family please contact me. Thank you.

Re: Re : Vernon Greenhill

2006-04-22 18:19:17Z

Please contact me about Verne Greenhill.
859-468-4608

Re: Re:Greenhill's of Royston, England

2005-12-20 01:20:26Z

Thanks for the info, you have confirmed my suspicions that you were from my uncle Bob's family. I have lots of information for you as I knew all Dads family, my father was Roy, he is also in the cemetery at Royston, along with his wife and son, Keith. I do not have any knowledge of Elizabeth, do you mean Violet May, born in 1907, she was known as Betty? I am in contact with her son Trevor Brown.
Do you have any information on June and Bill Penton?
I do have a lovely photograph of Bob on one of the race horses, and some wonderful memories of visiting Bob and Nans house at Winkfield Row, Warfield. Anyway it is very late and we may have lots of information to exchange, it is just so nice to have contact with an interested party, I will be in contact very soon. All the best Ruth

Re:Greenhill's of Royston, England

2005-12-19 23:36:48Z

Hello Ruth
Well, this is all very interesting. I am not Harry & Minnie's grandson but their great grandson. My grandfather was Robert and my father is Robert (Bob) also. The Children I have for Harry and Minnie on my tree are Harry, Robert (gf), Jack, Roy and Elizabeth. I know that Harry Snr had a dairy in Royston at 1 London Road /Sun Hill and Jack lived in the house opposite but I haven't strayed off on the main tree yet. This is something that I am undertaking now as the 'dead ends' are happening more often now. Harry Snr was born on 24 Dec 1883 in Little Chishill. He married Minnie Jeanette Newell on 23 Feb 1904 in the registry at Royston. If I recall Minnie lived for a while on Melbourne Street. Harry Snr is buried in the cemetery in Melbourn Road, Royston. I'm not sure where Minnie is buried but my father did say that he thought he remembered her being buried with his grandfather but the headstone did not have any record on it, apparently due to hard times. Harry Snr was registered at birth under the name of GRENHILL as his mother Sarah, could not write and the name was pronounced as such. Took me a while to twig on that one. Oh, and his father was Joseph. Harry Snr was one of at least 10 children.
That's all for now as I have to be up early in the morning. Will look forward too hearing from you soon as this is the first time I have actually been in contact with anyone who is somehow connected.
I hope this gives you a little snippet to chew on for a while and that it also concures with some of the images and stores you have.
Kind Regards
David

Re: Re:Greenhill's of Royston, England

2005-12-19 17:35:28Z

Dear David
I am Harry and Minnie's grand-daughter and have, like you, been trying to find out more information on their parents. However ,I am also interested to see where you fit in to this Jig-saw, and what information you have on, Bob, Jack (John), Violet, Lena and Roy. Can you let me know who your father and grandfather are.
Any info would be gratefully received and if I have any info that you do not, please ask.
Best Wishes Ruth

Re:Greenhill's of Royston, England

2005-12-19 11:20:59Z

Hello Ruth
Yes, I'm UK based and am still investigating my Clan in the Royston(UK) area. I have a reasonable amount of data already but haven't connected with anyone else searching in this area.
Regards David

Re: Re :Greenhill's of Royston, England

2005-06-09 10:00:26Z

thank you for trying,They came from England,thought to be cathlic' I found Va,Nottaway,Henryco,Phillip apparently has been married befor but he married sallie Havfner, they had LAWSON ,PHILLIPjr., WHICH I CAN'T FINE, Ervin Robert have not heard of, Louisa,Francis,Elizaand i think one more girl,They own land from Baker mo. in catawaba co. to the south fork river in Lincoln co. and Cleveland co to rhe catawb a line,slaves in va. Joseph,thought to be father and Phillip the son,there is a bosom,I hope you want give up the search,alway looking for cousin......becky thank you

Re:Greenhill's of Royston, England

2005-12-20 17:41:02Z

Re: Re :Greenhill's of Royston, England

2005-05-20 00:18:49Z

Re: Leland Pascal GREENHILL

equusmaximus — 2008-09-08 14:57:57Z

Christine Urban, I'd love to talk to you via email. Would you mind emailing me? equusmaximus@hotmail.com. I have some questions regarding the Paschal Greenhills and David Greenhill's that I believe you can help me with.

Thanks,
Di

Re: Genevieve Agnes Greenhill Pessier

5StarGrlz — 2006-07-31 05:24:31Z

Hi...I am seeking the Desaussure connection. This was my grandfather's middle name (Samuel Desaussure Stevenson) and we cannot trace the lineage. Sam was from a little village of Cleveland, Oswego County, New York, on the shores of Oneida Lake. I am told he was the namesake of an earlier Samuel, who was a Civil War Captain, but all else eludes me. Any help from your end?
Thanks so much.
Judith Stevenson
San Francisco, CA

Gertrude Greenhill of Sweetwater, TX 1920

drbrownlee — 2008-03-16 23:19:57Z

Gertrude is individually pictured in the 1920 Yucca Gloriosa, yearbook of Sweetwater High School. She is a member of the senior class.

Ruth Greenhill - Houston TX 1917

drbrownlee — 2007-01-07 20:34:56Z

Ruth Greenhill is pictured in the 1917 yearbook of Houston Central High. She is a senior.

Re: Re:Greenhill's of Royston, England

rutheparle — 2005-12-18 13:32:57Z

Are you still looking for connections to the Royston Greenhill's?
If so I would be interested to hear from you, are you UK based?
Allthe best of luck in this very time consuming hobby!!

zora greenhill

joannecraig21 — 2006-11-08 16:16:19Z

I am looking for information on Zora Harris who married R.H. Greenhill in 1871 in Grenada Cty Mississippi. Any information would be appreciated.

William Greenhill ~ Banished from Scotland

BasketLady420 — 2006-04-25 04:09:48Z

William Greenhill
Gardener. Lethenday, Perth.
Jacobite in Ogilvy's regiment. Prisoner at Perth, Canongate and Carlisle. Transported.
(P)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 68.
Joyce

Re: John Davis Greenhill

2005-12-20 04:08:15Z

My research now shows that John died in 1852. His father was Richart Greenhill who was listed on a census as having been born in RI. Was he a Grinnell?

Re: RE :RICHARD GREENHILL of AUSTRALIA born c1858

trecarr — 2008-10-15 11:14:29Z

Hi, I read your post with interest, I am researching my great grand father Charles james Greenhill of London, born 1855 he had a brother Richard (their father was also Richard) brother richard was born in 1858. Thats all I know except that my GGF immigrated to South Australia and later moved to Broken Hill where he eventually died.

let me know if I can help any further, maybe you can help me a little also with some further detail.

Trevor Carroll

Re: Re : Louisa Adeline Greenhill

janchandler1 — 2007-06-06 15:25:56Z

Sorry, she died about 1885.

Re: Re : Louisa Adeline Greenhill

janchandler1 — 2007-06-05 00:37:19Z

Tim, you may be long gone, but I can answer this question. Louisa Adeline is the third child of William L. and Mary Taliarerro Greenhill. She was born Oct 23, 1844 and died in 1855. She and Martin are buried in Rock Springs Cem in Lawrence Co. AL although they lived for a time in Franklin Co. AL. She had 9 children in her 41 short years. Her siblings were Richard H., Samuel E., William Claiborne, David Ligon, Theophalus L., Rebecca S., and Alfred S. Greenhill. She may have gone by Adeline.

Re: Thomas Greenhill Born 1896 Leicester

debbieporter168 — 2008-08-11 21:20:14Z

Am looking for any information regarding Thomas Greenhill and Nellie Bacon and a son they had in Leicester

Greenhill form Warwickshire Ehgland to St Catherines Ontario

FawnLaffin69 — 2008-09-09 18:45:58Z

Hi,

I am looking for George Greenhill b1853 in Warwickshire England married a Hannah Summers.
There children where
1) Percy WL Greenhill born 1879 England
2) Frederick Greenhill b1880 England
3) Ethel Greenhill b1882 England
4) Douglas S Greenhill b1884 England

Frederick Greenhill b1880 enlgnad died 1973 in St Catherines Ontario Canada married a Hannah Murray born in Jamaica died in St Catherines Ontario.
There children where
- Murray Greenhill married FLorence Lounds
- Mable Ruth Greenhill b1925
- Ruth Greenhill b1928

any information please e-mail me at fawnsfamilytree@hotmail.com

Re: Re :Greenhill's of Royston, England

daveg114 — 2005-06-07 15:49:44Z

Hello Becky

I have been sifting over my records and can find no connection to any of your GREENHILL's. From the ones I have found out details for they have all lived and died in England.
Good luck.
Dave

Re:Greenhill's of Royston, England

daveg114 — 2005-06-02 17:52:40Z

I have traced some of my family back to Royston England and and now looking for information on Harry Greenhill, son of Joseph and Joseph himself. Harry died in june 1945 aged 61 and Joseph died in 1890 aged 49. Harry had five children, Harry Jnr(1904), Robert (My Grandfather 1905), Jack, Roy and Elizabeth.

If anyone has any information regarding Royston Greenhill's it's probably related to me in some way. Drop me a line.

Thanks, Dave

Re :Greenhill's of Royston, England

daveg114 — 2005-06-02 17:52:40Z

Becky. I don't know if I can help any but here are a few details to think about. Joseph GREENHILL was my Great Great Great Grandfather and was born in Meldreth, Cambridge, England in about 1841. He married Sarah Elizabeth BLOWS about 1861 and had several children, John 1862, Joseph J 1863, Amos 1866, Walter 1868, Frances 1871, Mary 1874, Arthur 1877, Ada 1878, George 1881, Harry 1883 (my Great Great Grandfather). I only have the tree forward for Harry and have not yet checked out Joseph Jnr(1863). These all lived near or around Royston, Cambridge, England during the 1880's. I myself live in England. Where are you and what connection are you trying to make? Dave

Re :Greenhill family

jordanalee — 2005-12-28 06:25:30Z

Looking for any Greenhill family of Auchterderran, Fife, Scotland

PHILIP WHITEHEAD GREENHILL

WILMA_HANCOCK — 2006-05-08 03:14:41Z

HELLO REBECCA, THIS IS MY G. GREAT GRANDFATHER
HIS SON WAS PEGRAM BECKMAN , JOHN JEWETT GREENHILL MY GRANDFATER. THIS ALL THE WAY DOWN FROM DAVID AND PASCHEL FROM ENGLAND.
I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU AS WE ARE COUSIN'S. THEN I CAN GIVE YOU WHAT I HAVE AND YOU CAN DO THE SAME.
MY E-MAIL IS WILMAHANCOCK@SBCGLOBAL.NET

Re: James Cordice Greenhill

WILMA_HANCOCK — 2006-05-13 04:47:51Z

HI COLLENE, JEWELL IS MY MOM COUSIN. I NEW THEM ALL. I HAVE THERE KID'S NAME'S. I LOVE JEWELL. SHE WAS A GREAT LADY. HER SON'S ARE ALL ALIVE.
AUNT JEWELL WAS HER MIDDLE NAME. IT WAS MODIE.
THEY WERE ALL BORN IN CARMONA, TEXAS.
ALL THERE FAMILY ARE BORN AROUND THERE. THERE GRANDMOTHER AND GRANDFATHER ARE ALL BARRIED THERE IN CARMONA. THE CLONT'S ARE MY COUSINS TOO.
WILL GIVE YOU MY NEW E-MAIL.
wilmahancock@sbcglobal.net
SO GET IN TOUCH, WILMA

Greenhill Surname DNA Project launched

anaconker — 2008-03-30 19:29:56Z

A DNA project has now been launched which includes Greenhill. Its address is:-

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/GreenhalghGreenhill/

Please note that for a limited time there will be an initial discount on test costs.

Greenhill Surname DNA Project

anaconker — 2008-03-19 17:58:09Z

Hi,

Although not a common surname there are quite a few Greenhills scattered around the world. The original Greenhills must have come from places called Greenhill; according to multimap there are the following five places called Greenhill in Britain:-

Greenhill, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, S8 7
Greenhill, Kilkenneth, Isle of Tiree, Scotland, PA77 6
Greenhill, Lockerbie, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, DG11 1
Greenhill, Falkirk, Bonnybridge, Stirlingshire, Scotland, FK4 2
Greenhill, Harrow, Middlesex, England, HA1 1

However, there are other small places such as Greenhill near Cambridge and Greenhill near Rickmansworth, Herts which are not listed on Multimap. Places such as Greenhill, Harrow were actually named after the landowners, who were called Greenhill, and not the other way around.

Unlike a common surname like Smith or Jones, where there are hundreds of separate families, there are probably only a dozen or so different Greenhill families.

I am very curious to find out exactly how many Greenhill families there are and which are related to which. Is there anyone else out there who is also interested? If so, I propose to set up a "Greenhill Surname DNA Project" which I will administer (unless anyone else wants to do it). Basically the science behind this is that males pass on a bit of DNA to their sons (YDNA) which changes extremely slowly over time. Hence, related males can be identified by having nearly identical YDNA. If Greenhills from different lines get tested we will be able to extablish to what extent they are all related. Further info about the science behind this can be found here:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surname_project

In addition to this, people tested will be able to find out what Haplogroup they belong to, which, put more simply, means they will be able to find out their origins a bit further back in time, i.e, whether they are ancient Britains, Scandinavians, Eastern Europeans, etc. Most people from Britain are ancient Britain or Scandinavian (remnants of the invading Danish vikings), however, the area has seen an influx of refugees and immigrants from Europe for hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years. Some more info about Haplogroups and the two most common British ones (R1b and I1) can be found at:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y-DNA
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_I1a_(Y-DNA)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_R1b_(Y-DNA)

Other potential uses that individuals might find for this project include:-

* discovering living relatives around the world
* proving or disproving theories regarding ancestry
* finding locations for further genealogical research
* validating existing research
* solving "brick walls" in genealogical research
* identifying non-Greenhills to whom you are related from before surnames were used

There are several companies that do the test but unless anyone has any better ideas I propose to use FamilyTreeDNA as I have already used them before and they give group discounts. Their website is at http://www.familytreedna.com/ and if you click on "Projects" and then on a letter you can see how many surname projects are already on the go.

A few examples of surname DNA projects are on the following sites:-

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/greenspan/index.aspx?fix...
http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/h/harrison/results.htm...
http://www.harrisdna.org/results.html

Please let me know your thoughts on this. Hopefully, if a few people are interested we can get this project started and learn a bit more about our past. If you have any further questions please let me know.

Anyway, Best Wishes whatever you decide, and please pass this info on to other Greenhills :-)

Re: Willam Author Greenhill

letusflooru1 — 2007-12-25 09:00:59Z

i would like all info. he is my gggg grandfather