Thomas Greene

Birth1590 - Gressingingham, Lancastershire, England, United Kingdom

Death1624 - Bobbing Manor, Kent, England

MotherNot Available

FatherThomas Greene

Born in Gressingingham, Lancastershire, England, United Kingdom on 1590 to Thomas Greene. Thomas Greene married Lady Margaret Webb and had 5 children. He passed away on 1624 in Bobbing Manor, Kent, England.

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Parents

Thomas Greene
1566 - 1618

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Spouse(s)

Lady Margaret Webb
1588 - 1622

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Hon. Governor Thomas Francis, Arrived In Maryland Colony-1622 Aboard The Arke &Amp; Dove,had Stake In The London Holding Co., Greene Ii(2), Esq., Mbr Governors Council &Amp; Assembly, Governor Of Province Of Maryland, 1St Governor Of The Carolinas
1609 - 1652

Robert Greene, Immigrated To America Then Returned To England(w/his Nephews Leonard & Thomas)to Claim Rights As Lord Of Bobbing Manor
1608 - 1622

Jeremiah Greene
1614 - 1659

John Greene Of Bobbing Manor
1612 - 1649

Leonard Greene
Unknown - Unknown

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