William Green

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!HISTORY: New England, page 1703, (IV) William Green
(MISSING)
died at Royalston, MA, October 19, 1772, aged eighty-six
years and thirteen days. William Green was a carpenter by trade and he
had the contract to build the first school house in Malden. It was a
one-story structure sixteen by twenty feet. In 1719-20 he removed to
Leicester, Worcester county, MA, with other Malden men, of
whom his father's cousin, Captain Samuel Green, was a leader and he was
one of fifty to whom was granted the eastern half of the town of
Leicester. He was town treasurer of Leicester from 1736 to 1745 and he
was living in 1755, when he deeded land adjoining land of Dr. Thomas
Green in Leicester. Children, born in Malden: Mary, February 22, 1710;
Sarah, September 13, 1711; Hephzibah, June 13, 1714; William, July 6,
1716. Born in Leicester: Israel, April 13, 1720; Charles, August 18,
1724; Nahum, mentioned below; Mercy, August 18, 1731.

William married Sarah Sprague on 30 Mar 1709 in Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA. Sarah (daughter of Samuel Sprague, Jr and Sarah Green) was born on 26 Sep 1686 in Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, USA; died in Leicester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]