Joseph Green was twenty-one years old when the Revolutionary war broke out. He was one of the forty men who marched to the Plymouth County Court House and compelled the Royal Court to disperse. He served through the war, was in several prominent battles, and was present at the surrender of Cornwallis. Joseph Green settled in East Windsor, Mass., afterwards moved to Williamstown to educate his children. He passed his last years in Sodus with his son, Hon. Byram Green, and died June 12, 1835, aged eighty-one. He was buried in the old village cemetery. Though entitled to a pension under the law of 1830-'31, he declined to apply. He was a Captain in the army, and served under General Stark.
Title Military history of Wayne county, N.Y.: The county in the civil war
Author Lewis H. Clark
Publisher Lewis H. Clark, Hulett & Gaylord
GREEN
Joseph, June 12, 1835, 81y
Mehetable, wife, Dec. 15, 1823, 66y
Joseph Green was twenty-one years old when the Revolutionary war broke out. He was one of the forty men who marched to the Plymouth County Court House and compelled the Royal Court to disperse. He served through the war, was in several prominent battles, and was present at the surrender of Cornwallis. Joseph Green settled in East Windsor, Mass., afterwards moved to Williamstown to educate his children. He passed his last years in Sodus with his son, Hon. Byram Green, and died June 12, 1835, aged eighty-one. He was buried in the old village cemetery. Though entitled to a pension under the law of 1830-'31, he declined to apply. He was a Captain in the army, and served under General Stark.
Title Military history of Wayne county, N.Y.: The county in the civil war
Author Lewis H. Clark
Publisher Lewis H. Clark, Hulett & Gaylord
GREEN
Joseph, June 12, 1835, 81y
Mehetable, wife, Dec. 15, 1823, 66y
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