Transcript:Savage, James. Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England/v2p307

Hannah had Mary, b. 20 Jan. 1644; Hannah, 7 Feb. 1647; John, 11 Oct. 1649;
William, 22 Oct. 1651; and the f. d. 7 Jan. 1654. WILLIAM, Malden, s. of the
first Thomas of the same, m. 12 Sept. 1659, Elizabeth d. of Isaac Wheeler of
Charlestown. But ano. rec. makes the m. on 13 Jan. 1660. He was freem.
1668. His ch. were William, b. 1661; Isaac; John, Oct. 1667; Elizabeth Nov. 1668;
and Sarah, 11 May 1671. He had sec. w. m. 6 Feb. 1695, Isabel, wid. of James
Blood, d. of John Farmer, and d. 30 Dec. 1705; and his wid. d. 3 Mar. 1737.
WILLIAM, Boston, mariner, had ho. and ld. 1659-77. WILLIAM, Providence, sw.
alleg. May 1671. WILLIAM, Groton, by w. Mary had William, b. 13 July 1665;
Ann, 12 May 1667; John, Mar. 1669; Eleazer, 20 May 1672; Elizabeth 11 Mar. 1680;
and Hannah, 10 Apr. 1683. WILLIAM, Woburn, by w. prob. nam. Hannah, had
William, b. 9 Aug. 1675; Francis, 30 Nov. 1678; Ebenezer, 18 July 1680;
Mehitable, 30 June 1682, d. at 15 yrs. Hannah, 7 Oct. 1684, d. soon,
perhaps; Mary, 1 Nov. 1686; Samuel, 18 July 1689; Jacob, 14 Oct. 1691; and
Joseph, 14 Apr. 1694. The stocks of Greens in our country are not
exhaust.; and ' perhaps never may be all brot. into a work like this, on
acco. of their number. Very early there was, beside the Salem wid. a wid.
Green at Roxbury, as the ch. rec. proves, and we may well imagine that
she came so from Eng. for perhaps the Jane, wh. m. 25 Dec. 1639, Martin
Stebbin, and the Mary, who m. 26 Aug. foll. Thomas Griggs, both at R. were,
one or both, her ch.; and in 1635, Thomas, a youth of 15, emb. in the
Hopewell, capt. Bundock, at London, to come hither, fellow passeng. with
Astwood, Ruggles, Payson, Whittemore, and the Eliots, who all sat down at
the same place. Ano. wid. with fam. of three was at New Haven 1643, may
have been mo. of John, but who was her h. will not be easy to learn.
Especial. hard has been the gather. of the Malden fam's. and those of the
four, five, or six Thomases. Wholly vain would it be, to discrimin. in such
a publicat. the fams. by final e, or without it, in all contempo. MSS.
letters or rec. of the elder days, ea individ. be found with either
terminat. Twenty-nine of this name, with both forms, had, in 1834, been gr.
at Harv. of wh. nine had been min. two at Yale, of wh. one was min. and
thirty-one at the other N. E. coll. of wh. one had been min.

    GREENFIELD, PETER, Salem, perhaps s. of Samuel, in 1668 sign. petitn. to the
Gen. Ct. SAMUEL, Salem, a weaver, of Norwich, Co. Norfk. came in the Mary Ann
from Yarmouth 1637, aged 27, with w. Barbara, 35, two ch. Mary, and Barbara,
beside John Teed, a serv. 19; _ s a short time at Ipswich, but of Hampton 1639, and of
Exeter 1645. He m. sec w. Susan, wid. of Humphrey Wise; had gr. of ld. at Salem,
but perhaps did not take it. THOMAS, Sandwich 1643.