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Subject: Re: Greenlee papers 1811-1820s

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Carolyn Greenlee Sewart (blessed)

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Date Posted: 16:24:55 10/16/09 Fri
In reply to: William Wilson 's message, "Greenlee papers 1811-1820s" on 08:12:50 04/26/05 Tue

I grew up in Tuscarawas County in Ohio. I don't know alot about my ancestors but would like to learn. I know my fathers family had some origins in the Uniontown PA area, but I really don't know the connection. My father was born in 1895 in Tuscarawas County Ohio to Charles A Greenlee. I would like to see the papers that you mention about Robert and Thomas. Thank you for any help you can give in my early stages of researching my family.

Robert Greenlee died approx 1811, I have papers, many
>pages, detailing his estate and arrangements with a
>George Aten to care for his children.
>Thomas Greelee also is mentioned as having minor
>children which George Aten was appointed as guardian
>of. A Mary Greelee petitioned the courts in 1813 for ?
>I believe the Greenlees and George Aten were
>neighbors. I think they lived in the area of
>Washington county Pa. that later became Findlay TWp.,
>Allegheny Co, Pa. The papers cover a peroid of years,
>details of renting the Greenlee farms and disposal of
>moneies entrusted for the childrens care.
>
>I will email scans of these papers to all who make a
>request.

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