184. RICHARD4 GREENE "of Stone Castle" (Richard3, Thomas2, John1), eldest son, was born at " Stone Castle," April 19, 1702. Freeman, May 5, 1724. In division of the estate of his father by Town Council, 1725, he received "ye homestead and all ye land within the four miles common and the Land in Warwick Neck that was his father's" (see Appendix I.). He was married by Rev. James Honeyman of Trinity Church, Newport, on June 7, 1727, to Elizabeth, daughter of Captain John and Elizabeth (Carr) Godfrey, and granddaughter of Governor Caleb Carr and his second wife. She was born May 21, 1709, died November 30, 1789, and was buried at Stone Castle. Her will was made June 6, 1788. She was baptized by immersion, at Warwick, by Rev. Dr. McSparran, missionary from the Church of England, April 12, 1750. Richard Greene died December 28, 1778, and was also buried at Stone Castle. His wife is alluded to in family correspondence as a woman of remarkable piety, and her daughter Elizabeth as "an honorable pious woman of the same society as her mother."