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172 </div><div class="n module-type-text diyfeLiveArea "> <p style="line-height:16.8px;">If you have an interest in 'The Greenlys' then this book is for you. Perfect as a gift to your wider family too. </p>
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174<p style="line-height:16.8px;"><span style="font-size:12px;"><span style="font-family:amazon ember,arial,sans-serif;"><span style="color:#0f1111;">Covering the period 1415 - 1865, the Greenly
175family's eyewitness accounts cover The Battle of Agincourt, William Shakespeare’s Henry V, the London Plague &amp; Great Fire, Famine &amp; American Emigrants, Lord Nelson and the Battle of
176Trafalgar, the American Civil War and many more historical events from the English Regency Period.</span></span></span></p> </div><div class="n module-type-text diyfeLiveArea "> <p><span style="font-size:12px;">30 Jan 2024. "<em><span style="font-family:amazon ember,arial,sans-serif;"><span style="color:#0f1111;">This book is so enjoyable to read, I love the way the author
177spent years researching his family tree and then turned it into an interesting story filled with loads of historical facts". Jo, UK.</span></span></em></span></p>
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179<p><span style="font-size:12px;">11 June 2023. <em>"Just finished reading your book; really enjoyed it".</em> Chris, Spain. </span></p>
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181<p><span style="font-size:12px;">13 May 2023. <em>"Hey David, I just got your new book, I love it and now I understand the cousin connection between my relatives Richard and Hannah and the Titley
182Court Lady Elizabeth. Nice Job"</em>. Laura, USA.</span></p> </div><div class="n module-type-textWithImage diyfeLiveArea "> 
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192<p>Lady Elizabeth Greenly - REGENCY DIARIST (1771 – 1839)</p>
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194<p><em>"London, May 10<sup>th</sup> 1794. I am sitting with the artist Inglehart for my miniature. He has painted Lady Oxford. Friday, we called on her. I was much pleased with her appearance – she
195has a sweet and good-tempered countenance. Her mother, Mrs. Scott, looks a vulgar managing woman". </em></p>
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197<p>Extract from Elizabeth's diary - order the book above for lots more.  </p>
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263<div style="-webkit-text-size-adjust:auto;font-family:Calibri, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:11pt;color:rgb(0, 0, 0);"><strong>Arthur J. Greenly — Biography</strong></div>
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265Arthur <strong>John</strong> Greenly founded <strong>Greenly’s Ltd</strong> in London in <strong>1914</strong>, becoming one of the earliest professional advertising agents
266in the UK. He was also a <strong>founder member of the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA)</strong>, placing him among the architects of the modern British advertising
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268<div style="-webkit-text-size-adjust:auto;margin-top:1em;margin-bottom:1em;font-family:Calibri, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:11pt;color:rgb(0, 0, 0);">His work is referenced in historical
269collections because his agency was one of the first to adopt structured, strategic advertising rather than simple press notices. The Greenly family archive also preserves material relating to him,
270including a book titled <em>Psychology as a Sales Factor</em> by <strong>A. J. Greenly</strong>, indicating his interest in the psychological foundations of advertising.</div>
271<div style="-webkit-text-size-adjust:auto;margin-top:1em;margin-bottom:1em;font-family:Calibri, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:11pt;color:rgb(0, 0, 0);">Simon Greenly</div>
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326 </div><div class="n module-type-text diyfeLiveArea "> <p>The ancient headstone above in Titley Church provides the link between the Greenlys in Staunton on Arrow and later in Titley. It commenorates <a href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/greenly-wills-1500-1850/burke-s-peerage/" target="_self">John
327Greenley</a> (died 27 October 1585), gentleman of Mowley in Staunton on Arrow, and his sons and sons sons who lived and were buried in Titley Church having lived in Titley and at the manor house
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375<span class="caption">Simone de Greneleye</span>
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379<p>15 July 1260. This is the first hand written record of de Greneleye. It is from the rolls of King Henry III.</p>
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433 </div><div class="n module-type-text diyfeLiveArea "> <p><strong><u>John Greenly &amp; Phoebe Hyde</u></strong></p>
434<p>Married 1677.</p>
435<p>Phoebe (from Shropshire) was a close relative of Anne Hyde</p>
436<p><span style="font-family:calibri,sans-serif;"><span style="font-size:11.0pt;">(above) who married James II.</span></span></p>
437<p> </p>
438<p> </p>
439<p>Anne Hyde</p>
440<p>12 March 1637 - 31 March 1671</p>
441<p>Anne Hyde was the eldest daughter Edward Hyde, a lawyer and M.P. and Frances Aylesbury, daughter of Sir Thomas Aylesbury, was born at Cranbourne Lodge in Windsor Great Park. In 1649, the family
442fled to the Netherlands following the execution of <u>King Charles I</u> by Parliament. The family settled in Breda, where they were offered a home by <u>Mary, Princess Royal and
443Princess of Orange</u>  </p> </div><div class="n module-type-gallery diyfeLiveArea "> <div class="ccgalerie slideshow clearover" id="slideshow-gallery-5817795230" data-jsclass="GallerySlideshow" data-jsoptions="effect: 'random',changeTime: 5000,maxHeight: '375px',navigation: true,startPaused: false">
444
445    <div class="thumb_pro1">
446    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
447    		<a title="HMS Revenge - Rev John Greenly served here at the Battle of Trafalgar 1805" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100093.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="700" data-height="527" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100093.jpg" title="HMS Revenge - Rev John Greenly served here at the Battle of Trafalgar 1805"/>
448    		</a>    	</div>
449    </div>
450        <div class="thumb_pro1">
451    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
452    		<a title="Ancestry from the days of Alfred the Great " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100094.png" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="800" data-height="543" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100094.png" title="Ancestry from the days of Alfred the Great "/>
453    		</a>    	</div>
454    </div>
455        <div class="thumb_pro1">
456    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
457    		<a title="Staunton on Arrow Church (many Greenlys are here)" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100095.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="640" data-height="427" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100095.jpg" title="Staunton on Arrow Church (many Greenlys are here)"/>
458    		</a>    	</div>
459    </div>
460        <div class="thumb_pro1">
461    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
462    		<a title="Staunton on Arrow Church (many Greenlys are here)" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100096.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="800" data-height="508" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100096.jpg" title="Staunton on Arrow Church (many Greenlys are here)"/>
463    		</a>    	</div>
464    </div>
465        <div class="thumb_pro1">
466    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
467    		<a title="Arthur Greenly, Advertising pioneer" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100097.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="337" data-height="600" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100097.jpg" title="Arthur Greenly, Advertising pioneer"/>
468    		</a>    	</div>
469    </div>
470        <div class="thumb_pro1">
471    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
472    		<a title="From Titley Church, Herefordshire " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100098.JPG" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="800" data-height="600" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100098.JPG" title="From Titley Church, Herefordshire "/>
473    		</a>    	</div>
474    </div>
475        <div class="thumb_pro1">
476    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
477    		<a title="Sir John Greenly " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100099.PNG" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="337" data-height="600" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100099.PNG" title="Sir John Greenly "/>
478    		</a>    	</div>
479    </div>
480        <div class="thumb_pro1">
481    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
482    		<a title="Greenly faces over the years " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_
482images/cache_2500100100.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="740" data-height="512" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100100.jpg" title="Greenly faces over the years "/>
483    		</a>    	</div>
484    </div>
485        <div class="thumb_pro1">
486    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
487    		<a title="Edward Greenly " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100101.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="416" data-height="339" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100101.jpg" title="Edward Greenly "/>
488    		</a>    	</div>
489    </div>
490        <div class="thumb_pro1">
491    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
492    		<a title="William Greenly " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100102.png" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="202" data-height="140" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100102.png" title="William Greenly "/>
493    		</a>    	</div>
494    </div>
495        <div class="thumb_pro1">
496    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
497    		<a title="Cyril Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100103.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="277" data-height="433" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100103.jpg" title="Cyril Greenly"/>
498    		</a>    	</div>
499    </div>
500        <div class="thumb_pro1">
501    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
502    		<a title="Cyril Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100104.png" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="293" data-height="389" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100104.png" title="Cyril Greenly"/>
503    		</a>    	</div>
504    </div>
505        <div class="thumb_pro1">
506    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
507    		<a title="John Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100105.png" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="381" data-height="464" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100105.png" title="John Greenly"/>
508    		</a>    	</div>
509    </div>
510        <div class="thumb_pro1">
511    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
512    		<a title="Dorothy Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100106.png" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="338" data-height="600" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100106.png" title="Dorothy Greenly"/>
513    		</a>    	</div>
514    </div>
515        <div class="thumb_pro1">
516    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
517    		<a title="Anne Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100107.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="335" data-height="404" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100107.jpg" title="Anne Greenly"/>
518    		</a>    	</div>
519    </div>
520        <div class="thumb_pro1">
521    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
522    		<a title="General Bob Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100108.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="447" data-height="600" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100108.jpg" title="General Bob Greenly"/>
523    		</a>    	</div>
524    </div>
525        <div class="thumb_pro1">
526    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
527    		<a title="Edward Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100109.png" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="405" data-height="600" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100109.png" title="Edward Greenly"/>
528    		</a>    	</div>
529    </div>
530        <div class="thumb_pro1">
531    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
532    		<a title="Arthur Greenly - pioneer in advertising " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100110.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="322" data-height="338" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100110.jpg" title="Arthur Greenly - pioneer in advertising "/>
533    		</a>    	</div>
534    </div>
535        <div class="thumb_pro1">
536    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
537    		<a title="Titley Court, Herefordshire " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_
537images/cache_2500100111.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="1024" data-height="618" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100111.jpg" title="Titley Court, Herefordshire "/>
538    		</a>    	</div>
539    </div>
540        <div class="thumb_pro1">
541    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
542    		<a title="Shadrack Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100112.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="110" data-height="160" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100112.jpg" title="Shadrack Greenly"/>
543    		</a>    	</div>
544    </div>
545        <div class="thumb_pro1">
546    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
547    		<a title="Greenly Advertising " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100113.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="528" data-height="600" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100113.jpg" title="Greenly Advertising "/>
548    		</a>    	</div>
549    </div>
550        <div class="thumb_pro1">
551    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
552    		<a title="William Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100114.png" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="220" data-height="241" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100114.png" title="William Greenly"/>
553    		</a>    	</div>
554    </div>
555        <div class="thumb_pro1">
556    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
557    		<a title="Arthur and Henry Greenly - Railway Engineering and Advertising pioneers" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100115.JPG" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="450" data-height="338" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100115.JPG" title="Arthur and Henry Greenly - Railway Engineering and Advertising pioneers"/>
558    		</a>    	</div>
559    </div>
560        <div class="thumb_pro1">
561    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
562    		<a title="John Greenly (Car is still running today and is Britain's oldest)" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100116.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="300" data-height="231" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100116.jpg" title="John Greenly (Car is still running today and is Britain's oldest)"/>
563    		</a>    	</div>
564    </div>
565        <div class="thumb_pro1">
566    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
567    		<a title="John Watkins (Greenly descendent) Letters from American Civil War " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100117.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="500" data-height="600" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100117.jpg" title="John Watkins (Greenly descendent) Letters from American Civil War "/>
568    		</a>    	</div>
569    </div>
570        <div class="thumb_pro1">
571    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
572    		<a title="Fal Y Gallo - As I Can" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100118.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="732" data-height="626" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100118.jpg" title="Fal Y Gallo - As I Can"/>
573    		</a>    	</div>
574    </div>
575        <div class="thumb_pro1">
576    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
577    		<a title="Lady Elizabeth Greenly (diarist) and her father William) at Titley Court" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100119.png" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="1024" data-height="534" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100119.png" title="Lady Elizabeth Greenly (diarist) and her father William) at Titley Court"/>
578    		</a>    	</div>
579    </div>
580        <div class="thumb_pro1">
581    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
582    		<a title="Rev John Greenly. Grandchildren died from Scarlet Fever " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100120.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="520" data-height="768" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_
582images/thumb_2500100120.jpeg" title="Rev John Greenly. Grandchildren died from Scarlet Fever "/>
583    		</a>    	</div>
584    </div>
585        <div class="thumb_pro1">
586    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
587    		<a title="CJ 164 " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100121.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="682" data-height="768" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100121.jpeg" title="CJ 164 "/>
588    		</a>    	</div>
589    </div>
590        <div class="thumb_pro1">
591    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
592    		<a title="CJ 164 " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100122.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="360" data-height="246" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100122.jpeg" title="CJ 164 "/>
593    		</a>    	</div>
594    </div>
595        <div class="thumb_pro1">
596    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
597    		<a title="CJ 164" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100123.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="360" data-height="354" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100123.jpeg" title="CJ 164"/>
598    		</a>    	</div>
599    </div>
600        <div class="thumb_pro1">
601    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
602    		<a title="Edward Howorth Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100124.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="1024" data-height="670" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100124.jpeg" title="Edward Howorth Greenly"/>
603    		</a>    	</div>
604    </div>
605        <div class="thumb_pro1">
606    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
607    		<a title="Edward Howorth Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100125.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="903" data-height="768" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100125.jpeg" title="Edward Howorth Greenly"/>
608    		</a>    	</div>
609    </div>
610        <div class="thumb_pro1">
611    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
612    		<a title="Edward Howorth Greenly " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100126.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="1024" data-height="516" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100126.jpeg" title="Edward Howorth Greenly "/>
613    		</a>    	</div>
614    </div>
615        <div class="thumb_pro1">
616    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
617    		<a title="Edward Howorth Greenly M.P D.L" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100127.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="468" data-height="768" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100127.jpeg" title="Edward Howorth Greenly M.P D.L"/>
618    		</a>    	</div>
619    </div>
620        <div class="thumb_pro1">
621    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
622    		<a title="John Greenly" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100128.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="639" data-height="768" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100128.jpeg" title="John Greenly"/>
623    		</a>    	</div>
624    </div>
625        <div class="thumb_pro1">
626    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
627    		<a title="Rev John Greenly " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100129.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="656" data-height="768" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100129.jpg" title="Rev John Greenly "/>
628    		</a>    	</div>
629    </div>
630        <div class="thumb_pro1">
631    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
632    		<a href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100130.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="1024" data-height="729" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100130.jpeg"/>
633    		</a>    	</div>
634    </div>
635        <div class="thumb_pro1">
636    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
637    		<a title="Staunton-on-Arrow Church - Greenlys buried here 1350 - 1850 " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_
637images/cache_2500100131.jpeg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="1014" data-height="768" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100131.jpeg" title="Staunton-on-Arrow Church - Greenlys buried here 1350 - 1850 "/>
638    		</a>    	</div>
639    </div>
640        <div class="thumb_pro1">
641    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
642    		<a title="House built for Miss Greenly " href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100132.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="960" data-height="720" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100132.jpg" title="House built for Miss Greenly "/>
643    		</a>    	</div>
644    </div>
645        <div class="thumb_pro1">
646    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
647    		<a title="Bristol Cathedral (see floor memorials for Edward Snr and Jnr and Elizabeth Greenly)" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100133.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="484" data-height="768" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100133.jpg" title="Bristol Cathedral (see floor memorials for Edward Snr and Jnr and Elizabeth Greenly)"/>
648    		</a>    	</div>
649    </div>
650        <div class="thumb_pro1">
651    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
652    		<a title="Bristol Cathedral fl" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100134.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="742" data-height="768" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100134.jpg" title="Bristol Cathedral fl"/>
653    		</a>    	</div>
654    </div>
655        <div class="thumb_pro1">
656    	<div class="innerthumbnail">
657    		<a title="Bristol Cathedral floor" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2500100135.jpg" data-is-image="true" target="_blank">    			<img data-width="750" data-height="719" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/thumb_2500100135.jpg" title="Bristol Cathedral floor"/>
658    		</a>    	</div>
659    </div>
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676            <strong>Story of William Greenly 1720 - 1791</strong><br/>This is the story of William Greenly of Staunton on Arrow who became a well known Vintner and landlord of the Crown and Rolls Tavern in London. He associated with many of London's well know characters of the 18th Century. He is buried under the pavement in Fleet Street, London.<br/><a href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/app/download/5817147685/William+Greenly+1720+-+1791.pdf" target="_blank">William Greenly 1720 - 1791.pdf</a> <br/>Adobe Acrobat document [358.1 KB]             </div>
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683            <strong>Will of William Greenly 1720 - 1791</strong><br/><a href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/app/download/5817093271/William+Greenly+Vintner+of+Chancery+Lane+London+02.04.1791.pdf" target="_blank">William Greenly Vintner of Chancery Lane[...]</a> <br/>Adobe Acrobat document [1.3 MB]             </div>
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761<p>HMS Revenge - Rev'd John Greenly was the Chaplain and the ship was engaged in the bloody  Battle of Trafalgar October 1805. </p>
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794<p>Rev John and Mary Greenly - Salisbury Cathedral 1823</p>
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1080<p style="text-align: left;">Dorothy Greenly (1610 - 1702)</p>
1081<p style="text-align: left;">Daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Greenly of Titley Court, Herefordshire wife of George Dodd. Painted by Mary Beale (1633 - 1699). Very rare for a female to paint
1082portriats in that period. </p>
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1116<p>"Some Memorial Inscriptions - Titley, Herefordshire, St. Peter's Church": from plaque above altar "Also near this place lie the remains of John Greenly son of the above who died May 5 1753, aged
111776."</p>
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1150<p>Lady Elizaberh Greenly with her father William Greenly. Between 1784 - 1838, Elizabeth kept a diary; The Greenly Diaries. Please click for an extract. Elizabeth was acquainted with Lord Byron and
1151Marie Antoinette. She also moved in the close circle of King George III and his family.<span style="background-color: initial;">  </span></p>
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1315<p>On Tuesday 16 February 1802, Captain Mathew Flinders, sailed His Majesty's ship, The Investigator, and discovered South Australia. He named an Island, lakes, bays and mountains after Lady
1316Elizabeth Greenly, wife of Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin Greenly. This Admiral was one of the six Admirals who carried a black canopy over the coffin of Lord Nelson as it sailed up the Thames from Royal
1317Grenwich to St. Pauls Cathedral in January 1806.</p>
1318<p> </p>
1319<p>Nelson died at the <a href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/famous-people-battles-places/battle-of-trafalgar-rev-john-greenly/" target="_self">Battle of Trafalgar in October 1805</a>. The Reverend John Greenly (see Nelson Stamp below) was also at the Battle of Trafalgar
1320and served on HMS Revenge.</p>
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1384<span class="caption">Major General Walter Howarth Greenly of Titley Court</span>
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1388<p>Senior military figure </p>
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1482        </a>
1483
1484                <span class="caption">The Battle of Fort Sanders Knoxville (click to read a Greenly eye witness account)</span>
1485        
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1487
1488</div>
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1515
1516                <span class="caption">Thomas Greneleye was the Vice Chancellor of Oxford between 1436 - 1437</span>
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1547
1548                <span class="caption">Click for an extract of the Greenly History</span>
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1551
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1575    <div class="align-container align-left" style="max-width: 235px">
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1577            <img id="image_2433876849" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2433876849.jpg?t=1361214958" alt="Greenly's have a long association with this important location. Click for more." style="max-width: 235px; height:auto"/>
1578        </a>
1579
1580                <span class="caption">Chancery Lane, London 1792. Greenly's lived here at that time. Click for more.</span>
1581        
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1583
1584</div>
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1609            <img id="image_2431306251" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2431306251.jpg?t=1357472281" alt="" style="max-width: 210px; height:auto"/>
1610        </a>
1611
1612                <span class="caption">Will of Lady Elizabeth Greenly of Titley Court (29 April 1843) - click for more original wills from 1600 on</span>
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1615
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1641            <img id="image_2431792054" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2431792054.jpg?t=1358443466" alt="Leave a message on the message page. " style="max-width: 210px; height:auto"/>
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1643
1644                <span class="caption">Courtesy of Dave Wichbold. Dave has an album of Greenly pictures that were taken by Laura Meredith (nee Green-Price). Dave would like to hear from and descendant of Laura that would like the album.</span>
1645        
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1647
1648</div>
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1674        <img src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2412646955.jpg?t=1557156118" id="image_5782183025" alt="" style="width:100%"/>
1675    </a>
1676
1677<span class="caption">Titley Court, Herefordshire. England.</span>
1678
1679</div> 
1680<div class="textwrapper">
1681<p>Titley Court, home to the Greenly's for over 500 years.</p>
1682<p> </p>
1683<p>Click the picture for more Titley Court.</p>
1684</div>
1685</div> 
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1709    <a class="imagewrapper" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/greenlys-in-ireland-america-canada/" title="The Greenly Collection of Lincolniana - Click to read the book">
1710        <img src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2421277220.png?t=1557156126" id="image_5785701505" alt="" style="width:100%"/>
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1712
1713<span class="caption">The Greenly Collection of Lincolniana - Click to read the book</span>
1714
1715</div> 
1716<div class="textwrapper">
1717<p>&lt;&lt; New image with text &gt;&gt;</p>
1718</div>
1719</div> 
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1746
1747
1748</div> 
1749<div class="textwrapper">
1750<p>Click to read the letter from Abraham Lincoln to Horace Greenly concerning the American Civil War. </p>
1751</div>
1752</div> 
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1776    <a class="imagewrapper" href="http://" target="_blank" title="by Lady Elizabeth Greenly 1803.">
1777        <img src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2417067737.jpg?t=1336152418" id="image_5784575462" alt="" style="width:100%"/>
1778    </a>
1779
1780<span class="caption">by Lady Elizabeth Greenly 1803.</span>
1781
1782</div> 
1783<div class="textwrapper">
1784<p>This painting was shown at the National Academy in London. Elizabeth lived at Titley Court and was married to Admiral Sir Isaac Greenly (see above).</p>
1785</div>
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1813
1814<span class="caption">An early representation of the Greenly manorial coat-of-arms.</span>
1815
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1843        <a class="imagewrapper" href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/david-greenly/her-majesty-the-queen/" title="See a letter from the Queen to a Greenly (click the pic)">
1844            <img id="image_2427697020" src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2427697020.png?t=1349890125" alt="" style="max-width: 210px; height:auto"/>
1845        </a>
1846
1847                <span class="caption">See a letter from the Queen to a Greenly (click the pic)</span>
1848        
1849    </div>
1850
1851</div>
1852
1853<script type="text/javascript">
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1875<div class="align-container imgleft" style="max-width: 100%; width: 210px;">
1876    <a class="imagewrapper" href="http://www.thestagg.co.uk/The_Stagg_Inn/Home.html" target="_blank" title="Click the logo to visit the Stagg Inn site.">
1877        <img src="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/s/cc_images/cache_2417826740.jpg?t=1337022270" id="image_5784699416" alt="" style="width:100%"/>
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1879
1880<span class="caption">Click the logo to visit the Stagg Inn site.</span>
1881
1882</div> 
1883<div class="textwrapper">
1884<p>The Stagg Inn, Titley. In the 19th Century, the Stagg Inn as it now is, was part of the Titley Court estate and was used to process the local Herefordshire cattle. Greenly's also processed
1885Herefordshire cattle in London.</p>
1886<p> </p>
1887<p><em><strong style="color: #666666; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 16px; text-align: -webkit-auto;">GREENLY</strong><span style="color: #666666; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 16px; text-align: -webkit-auto;">, Philip - citizen &amp; butcher of London, 4 Oct
18881625.</span></em></p>
1889<p><em>to my wife Alice GREENLY lease of my dwelling house in St. Nicholas Shambles, Christchurch, London, &amp; my slaughterhouse in Pincocke Lane, London; to my son John GREENLY my house &amp;
1890lands in Staunton on Arrow but to allow my wife to live there too;  to my son Philip GREENLY his brother £200; </em></p>
1891<p> </p>
1892<p>If you're looking to visit Titley then this is place to stay and eat; they even have a Greenly Suite!</p>
1893<p><span style="text-align: -webkit-auto; font-size: 12px; line-height: 16px;"><span style="color: #666666; font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;"><strong><br/></strong></span></span></p>
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1921
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1953
1954                <span class="caption">Greenly's Advertising, London 1910 - Click to see some adverts</span>
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2018<span class="caption">Greenly's First Hundred</span>
2019
2020</div> 
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2022<p>Greenly's Advertising was established in 1909 by Arthur J. Greenly. This was one of the first advertising agencies in the UK and very influential until the 1960's.</p>
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2052<span class="caption">Yes it's Laurel and Hardy. Click the picture to discover a Greenly connection!</span>
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2089<p>Edward Greenly the famous Victorian geologist.</p>
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2118                <span class="caption">Mr Greenly</span>
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2145<p><span style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial, 宋体, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; line-height: 25px;">Hargreaves, (Charles) Roger (1935–1988), copywriter and children's author, was born on 9 May
21461935 worked for Greenlys Advertising Agency.</span><br style="color: #333333; font-family: Arial, 宋体, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; line-height: 25px;"/>
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2159<p>There are two roads in England named after Greenly's.</p>
2160<p> </p>
2161<p>Above is in Romsey, Hampshire and named after the famous railway engineer, Henry Greenly. </p>
2162<p> </p>
2163<p>The other is in Wolverhampton. Named after two Greenly brothers who had a building firm there in the late 1940's til the mid 1960's. </p>
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2229    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2230        <a href="http://www.greenlys.co.uk" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Simon Stafford Greenly</a>                <span>(<em>Sunday, May 03 26 06:20 am BST</em>)</span>
2231    </p>
2232
2233    <p class="commententry-noava">
2234        Dear David,<br/>
2235The photograph you have of Arthur Greenly hangs in my study. The handwriting in the caption is mine. More relevant is the original oil painting that I have of Arthur. This hangs in my drawing room. Would you like a picture of the painting to add to the website? It used to hang in the boardroom at Greenly’s advertising. The artist is a good one being an RA.<br/>
2236You may recall that I continue to own the original Greenly’s company, formed straight after the First World War in 1918. The company number is 150671. Company numbers in England now have 8 digits, not 6.<br/>
2237Do let me know if you would like a picture of the oil painting?<br/>
2238Simon Stafford Greenly<br/>
2239PS I am the grandson of Henry Greenly, the inventor.
2240    </p>
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2244    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2245        <strong>David Greenly - site owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, March 18 26 02:44 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2246    </p>
2247
2248    <p class="commententry-noava">
2249        Dear Tim. From the book available above. There is a reference to Gainsborough in the book but not related to being taught. There’s a chapter dedicated to Elizabeth’s diary and worth ordering if you’d like to get a flavour of the character of her.<br/>
2250<br/>
2251Regards, David Greenly.<br/>
2252<br/>
2253<br/>
2254Titley Court, March 24th 1795. I had a letter from Mr. Abraham<br/>
2255Pether to inform me that he had sent a landscape that I had painted, a view<br/>
2256of Bredwardine Bridge, to the Exhibition at Somerset House.<br/>
2257THE GREENLYS: HISTORICAL EYEWITNESSES 1415 - 1865
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2262    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2263        <strong>Tim Guilbride</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, March 18 26 12:36 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2264    </p>
2265
2266    <p class="commententry-noava">
2267        I have a Welsh landscape painted by Lady Elizabeth Greenly. The auction house, Bonhams, stated that she had been 'taught by Gainsborough'. Given her dates, that seems very unlikely, but what is known of her artistic training and practice?
2268    </p>
2269
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2272    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2273        <strong>Jennifer  Gregory</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, September 21 25 09:41 pm BST</em>)</span>
2274    </p>
2275
2276    <p class="commententry-noava">
2277        I am so pleased to have found this amaizing site about the Greenly family of Titley court<br/>
2278I lived in titley some years ago,and carried out a bit of research on Eywood, With the help of Margaret price a local historian,Margaret had some, copies of the Greenly diaries only a couple of pages,lady Greenlys impression of meeting lord Byron,<br/>
2279I have a few copies of photographs of the family<br/>
2280And the white Deer in the park
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2285    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2286        <strong>Doug scott</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, September 05 25 09:52 am BST</em>)</span>
2287    </p>
2288
2289    <p class="commententry-noava">
2290        I have a print of a poem from Richard Greenley to brother George Greenley in Flixton in 1864
2291    </p>
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2295    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2296        <strong>Tera Gray</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, August 06 25 07:02 pm BST</em>)</span>
2297    </p>
2298
2299    <p class="commententry-noava">
2300        Hello! I am a Greenlee decendant in the United States and have been researching my family history for years before finding this. I would like to confirm our relation if possible and would love to speak with you.
2301    </p>
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2305    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2306        <strong>Tyler Greenlee</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, April 19 25 08:26 pm BST</em>)</span>
2307    </p>
2308
2309    <p class="commententry-noava">
2310        This is all well put together. Thank you for this. My mother and I have been tracing my family line all the way to england and I came across this today. Vary cool stuff.
2311    </p>
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2315    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2316        <strong>Holly Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, November 24 24 04:18 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2317    </p>
2318
2319    <p class="commententry-noava">
2320        I just found this page as I do more research on my family tree! I’ve been using ancestry and have managed to trace the greenly tree of mine back to the 1400’s. This website is an amazing resource and I’m so grateful it’s been put together.<br/>
2321Thank you!
2322    </p>
2323
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2325<li id="commentEntry5382098" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2326    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2327        <strong>David Greenly (Site Owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, June 03 23 06:55 pm BST</em>)</span>
2328    </p>
2329
2330    <p class="commententry-noava">
2331        Hi David. Thanks for the feedback and very pleased that you’ve enjoyed it. Lots of great snippets in there to share with family too.
2332    </p>
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2336    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2337        <strong>DAvid Greenly -Mold</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, June 03 23 05:58 pm BST</em>)</span>
2338    </p>
2339
2340    <p class="commententry-noava">
2341        Hi David<br/>
2342Just got a couple of copies of the book, one of which is on the way to my NZ cousin. Really enjoyable read!
2343    </p>
2344
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2347    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2348        <strong>Laura D Moscoso</strong>
2348                <span>(<em>Saturday, May 13 23 10:17 pm BST</em>)</span>
2349    </p>
2350
2351    <p class="commententry-noava">
2352        Hey David, I just got your new book, I love it and now I understand the cousin connection between my relatives Richard and Hannah and the Titley Court Lady Elizabeth. Nice Job. I was wondering if I am confused about the picture that they put on p.63 in the Lady Elizabeth chapter. Is that Anne Hyde, the relative of Phoebe Hyde who married a Greenly?
2353    </p>
2354
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2356<li id="commentEntry5230473" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2357    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2358        <a href="http://Logosdavis.org" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Phil Coleman</a>                <span>(<em>Sunday, November 06 22 11:55 am GMT</em>)</span>
2359    </p>
2360
2361    <p class="commententry-noava">
2362        David, et.al.<br/>
2363<br/>
2364I have a complete 7-volume leather-bound set of "The Sermons of Mr. Yorick," Laurence Sterne, 1763. All have the Greenly face plate and the first 4 volumes are signed by William Greenly. Two signatures are also dated, 1763, 1765 respectively. I'm trying to establish provenance prior to listing this set of rare books for sale. Logos Books, Davis, CA is a 
2364non-profit volunteer organization whose proceeds benefit our local library. I would appreciate any information that could trace how these books originated and how they may have made their way to America. Photos available on request. Thank you.
2365    </p>
2366
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2369    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2370        <strong>Laura D Moscoso</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, July 07 22 04:05 pm BST</em>)</span>
2371    </p>
2372
2373    <p class="commententry-noava">
2374        does anyone know the connection from William Bradford to Hannah Bradford that married Richard Greenly and came to America?
2375    </p>
2376
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2379    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2380        <strong>debra shelby</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, February 09 22 04:29 am GMT</em>)</span>
2381    </p>
2382
2383    <p class="commententry-noava">
2384        This comes from the book Greenlee Families in America, Scotland, Ireland, and England, with ancestors of Elizabeth Brooks Greenlee and Emily Brooks Greenlee, also genealogical data on the McDowells of Virginia and Kentucky, by Ralph Stebbins Greenlee and Robert Lemuel Greenlee. Chicago, Illinois, Privately Printed, 1908. Page 503.<br/>
2385William Greenly, son of Patrick Greenly, died at Lewiston, Pennslyvania: married ___; removed to Ohio before 1827. His childred are<br/>
23861. Shadrach<br/>
23872. Mesheck<br/>
23883. Jesse<br/>
23894. William: killed in the Mexican war
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2391
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2394    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2395        <strong>Cheryl Fleming</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, February 07 22 04:42 am GMT</em>)</span>
2396    </p>
2397
2398    <p class="commententry-noava">
2399        Thank you David. I will look into this. I did make a mistake, she was my 6x great grandmother not 5 times. Looking at the will the names do fit. My Elizabeth had two brothers, William and James and a sister, Catherine. There were three other sisters, Mary and Abigail, twins who died a few days after birth and also Martha who also died a few days after birth.
2400    </p>
2401
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2404    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2405        <strong>Ggg</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, January 31 22 03:06 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2406    </p>
2407
2408    <p class="commententry-noava">
2409        Hi Cheryl. I think this is the Will of Elizabeth’s father. William was born in Staunton on Arrow. The Staunton on Arrow branch of Greenlys can trace back hundreds of years. The address below is to an Ancestry tree - search for John Greenly 1718 - 1777 as a good place to find William.<br/>
2410<br/>
2411Regards David (site owner)<br/>
2412<br/>
2413GREENLY, William - of the p'ish of Titley co. Hereford, yeom(an), 11 Aug 1721. my wife, my son James GREENLY and my daughter Elizabeth GREENLY; my daughter Katherine JONES; Mr. John PASSEY; my grandson Andrew GREENLY; my grandaughter Elizabeth[1] (under 21); my daughter in law Mary GREENLY[2] - 20s. provided she shall continue sole and unmarried[3]. The mark of William GREENLY, with: Witnesses: Jon GREENLY (signed)[4]; the mark of Jon GRIFFITHS; the mark of Thomas JONES[5]. [1] Doesn't read like Elizabeth but she is the only known granddaughter and was baptised just 6 days before the will was written. [2] Mary was the widow of William's son, William jnr. [3] Mary's husband William jnr had died in 1721, just 5 days before this will was written - the day after the baptism of his daughter Elizabeth! [4] Believed to be John GREENLY of Titley Court, Lord of the Manor. [5] Presumed to be the husband of William's daughter Katherine. William was buried on 22 Aug 1721, 14 days after his son was buried. Not Proved until 2 Jul 1723. William's personal estate valued at just £4 13s.<br/>
2414<br/>
2415Contribute to David's family tree on Ancestry.<br/>
2416<br/>
2417https://ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/tools/tree/158891858/invitees/accept?inviteId=7dd64db2-2d58-4f7e-a1e0-3c4c990562ac
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2419
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2421<li id="commentEntry5038358" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2422    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2423        <strong>Cheryl Fleming</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, January 31 22 04:32 am GMT</em>)</span>
2424    </p>
2425
2426    <p class="commententry-noava">
2427        My great grandmother x5 was Elizabeth Greenly born in Titley in 1689. She married a Thomas Gore. Her parents were William and Catherine and she had six siblings, three of which died as babies. I am struggling to find which branch of the Greenly's she came from, do you know of a family tree done in the tree format that I can refer to? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks
2428    </p>
2429
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2432    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2433        <a href="http://https://ahc.leeds.ac.uk/english/staff/1052/dr-jose-a-perez-diez" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">José A. Pérez Díez (University of Leeds)</a>                <span>(<em>Sunday, June 20 21 11:32 pm BST</em>)</span>
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2435
2436    <p class="commententry-noava">
2437        Hello there! I recently bought a copy of the first edition of Sir Kenelm Digby's autobiography, first published in 1827. The copy belonged to the eminent literary critic Philip Edwards (1923–2015), and I bought it second-hand. It also has the coat of arms of the Greenly family with the stag and the 'Fal y gallo' motto in the Ex Libris bookplate, under the name 'E. H. Greenly', who signed it on the title page in a rather shaky hand, with the date 1838. I was just wondering what he/she might have been and I stumbled on this page. I have had a look around, and I don't seem to find a clear referent. Please feel free to email back! Thanks for the website too.
2438    </p>
2439
2440    </li>
2441<li id="commentEntry4830695" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2442    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2443        <strong>Christopher James Coffin</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, May 22 21 06:22 pm BST</em>)</span>
2444    </p>
2445
2446    <p class="commententry-noava">
2447        I was glad to find your site as I was looking for information about Titley Court and Lady Coffin-Greenly (Elizabeth Greenly. Her husband Sir Isaac Coffin is my 4xgreat uncle. I see that at one point you describe him as a Lord (he was a Baronet) and another as Isaac Greenly, should be Coffin or Coffin-Greenly, the name they took on marriage. I note that both died in the same year; he was buried in Cheltenham - is she also buried there? I'd be interested to hear from you.
2448    </p>
2449
2450    </li>
2451<li id="commentEntry4747167" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2452    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2453        <strong>David Greenly Site Owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, February 12 21 04:56 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2454    </p>
2455
2456    <p class="commententry-noava">
2457        To John Greenlee,<br/>
2458<br/>
2459Hi John, did you see the PDF that gives you some amazing background on the site (just above Laurel and Hardy video). Records go back to around 950AD and records battles against the Danes before the Battle of Hastings in 1066.<br/>
2460<br/>
2461The family were also at the Battle of Agincourt.<br/>
2462<br/>
2463Please download the PDF and this link is also useful<br/>
2464https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grindlay_family
2465    </p>
2466
2467    </li>
2468<li id="commentEntry4747083" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2469    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2470        <strong>John Miller Greenlee</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, February 12 21 01:54 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2471    </p>
2472
2473    <p class="commententry-noava">
2474        I heard from my mother that two brothers were in the Battle of Hastings. Does this fit the Greenly family history?
2475    </p>
2476
2477    </li>
2478<li id="commentEntry4731888" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2479    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2480        <a href="http://www.insearchofwisdom.online" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Terry Cooke-Davies</a>                <span>(<em>Monday, January 25 21 07:18 am GMT</em>)</span>
2481    </p>
2482
2483    <p class="commententry-noava">
2484        I find that I am related to members of the Greenly family through both my father and my mother. My father's maternal grandmother was Ellen Greenly (1855 to 1912) who was married to Charles Cooke Snr. (1845 - 1925). He was boatman/coachman to Rosy Roosevelt and had twelve children, some born in America and s
2484ome in Wales. My mother's paternal grandmother was Mary Ann Greenly (1850 - 1911) who was married to Robert H. Hockey (1843 - ?). May Ann Greenly and Ellen Greenly were sisters, whose parents were Benjamin Greenly (1826 - 1876) and Catherine Lewis (1830 - 1900). I'd love to connect this branch of the Greenlys to the larger family tree on this site. Can anyone help?<br/>
2485<br/>
2486By the way, my web site contains no family history information - it is simply a record of my own researches in my professional and vocational fields, and a way of introducing myself.
2487    </p>
2488
2489    </li>
2490<li id="commentEntry4719389" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2491    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2492        <strong>Jacqueline Hatton</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, January 12 21 08:26 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2493    </p>
2494
2495    <p class="commententry-noava">
2496        My parents worked for General Greenly in the early to mid 1950s. My father was gamekeeper and my mother was cook. We lived in the cottage at the bottom of the drive by the side of Titley Court.The surname was Bufton.Dads family lived at The Square on the Kington Road, having previously lived at Turning Ways , up from School Lane in Titley.I recall the deer park, the Well walk behind our house and the stone mounting block to the rear of the "big house ".Titley had a schoool then and a village shop together with a "proper" pub- The Stagg.Wonderful memories of a lovely existence. I am nearly 70 now but still remember those days with great fondness. I can't believe that The Court is now owned by someone other than the Greenleys- so very sad. No reply expected , I just wanted express my thoughts. Jacqui Hatton ( no connection with Alison Hatton )
2497    </p>
2498
2499    </li>
2500<li id="commentEntry4681778" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2501    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2502        <strong>Tom Wall</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, December 13 20 02:45 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2503    </p>
2504
2505    <p class="commententry-noava">
2506        Do you by any chance have a photo of a portrait of Elzabeth Greenly (1771-1839)?
2507    </p>
2508
2509    </li>
2510<li id="commentEntry4559750" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2511    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2512        <strong>Linda</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, September 22 20 07:37 pm BST</em>)</span>
2513    </p>
2514
2515    <p class="commententry-noava">
2516        Just to enquire if you have any staff records in your archives? My husbands great grandfather worked as a Butler for the Greenleys and appears on the 1881 Census at Titley. Any relevant information would be much appreciated.
2517    </p>
2518
2519    </li>
2520<li id="commentEntry4508205" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2521    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2522        <strong>Ryan John Greenley</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, August 04 20 03:24 am BST</em>)</span>
2523    </p>
2524
2525    <p class="commententry-noava">
2526        Hello, my name is Ryan John Greenley. I have lost all connections to my Greenley family after my father (Howard Greenley) and grandfather (John Greenley) both passed. I do have many family possessions that have matching crests and Fal-y-gallo on them. Hoping to find a way to reconnect in anyway with my past. Please reach out via email. Thank you.
2527    </p>
2528
2529    </li>
2530<li id="commentEntry4500356" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2531    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2532        <strong>Brian Roy Rosen</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, July 26 20 01:44 am BST</em>)</span>
2533    </p>
2534
2535    <p class="commententry-noava">
2536        British geologists (including myself) were due to celebrate the centenary of Edward Greenly's outstanding and important geological map of Anglesey this month (July 2020) but this has had to be postponed because of the coronavirus crisis. In the meantime, as I am also a railway enthusiast, I have been wondering what the family relationship was of Edward Greenly to his contemporary railway engineer relative Henry Greenly.
2537    </p>
2538
2539    </li>
2540<li id="commentEntry4473117" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2541    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2542        <strong>G Grindlay</strong>
2542                <span>(<em>Tuesday, June 30 20 08:26 am BST</em>)</span>
2543    </p>
2544
2545    <p class="commententry-noava">
2546        Dear David.<br/>
2547<br/>
2548Excellent site you have put together here. Well done. I have been doing some research into my own family, namely Grindlay (or Grindley - it’s seems to have vacillated over time) and I have come across a number of sources are saying it was originally ‘Greneleye’.<br/>
2549<br/>
2550I was wondering if you have ever come across Grindlay/Grindley in your research?
2551    </p>
2552
2553    </li>
2554<li id="commentEntry4448182" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2555    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2556        <strong>Laurice Nutt(Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, May 26 20 11:57 am BST</em>)</span>
2557    </p>
2558
2559    <p class="commententry-noava">
2560        Hi I'm have nearly completed my tree my gggfather was Rev John Greenly(1777-1862), my ggf Edward Loder whom went to South Africa.gf Edward Prosser born SA 1905 and my father John Loder.. I have William Greenly1742 married to a Susannah??
2561    </p>
2562
2563    </li>
2564<li id="commentEntry4446642" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2565    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2566        <strong>Tim Hadland</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, May 22 20 06:58 pm BST</em>)</span>
2567    </p>
2568
2569    <p class="commententry-noava">
2570        Hi David. I came across this site whilst looking into the history of my classic 1960 Triumph Herald. It was once owned by John Owen H Greenly of Titley Court, Kington. It is all still original and had many optional extras fitted, almost certainly from new including two front spot lights. It also has old metal GB letters on the boot lid so presumably travelled abroad sometime too. Looks like it left the Greenly family in 1987. Cheers<br/>
2571Tim
2572    </p>
2573
2574    </li>
2575<li id="commentEntry4428692" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2576    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2577        <strong>Andrew Prockter</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, April 29 20 10:17 pm BST</em>)</span>
2578    </p>
2579
2580    <p class="commententry-noava">
2581        I am writing a book about the British Military Mission to Romania between 1917 and 1920 and your website confirms my belief that your ancestor John Henry Maitland Greenly was a member of the mission. There is no reference to him in the National Archives catalogue although I have found references to records of the other members of the mission there.
2582    </p>
2583
2584    </li>
2585<li id="commentEntry4403724" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2586    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2587        <strong>David Matthews</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, March 28 20 12:57 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2588    </p>
2589
2590    <p class="commententry-noava">
2591        Hi David. David Matthews here. Semi-retired these days and 'back in the game' after a 10 year absence from the genealogy scene. Would love to cathc up as you seem to have accumulated a lot of information since we were last in touch.
2592    </p>
2593
2594    </li>
2595<li id="commentEntry4376207" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2596    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2597        <strong>David Greenly (site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, February 19 20 09:10 am GMT</em>)</span>
2598    </p>
2599
2600    <p class="commententry-noava">
2601        Hi Jennifer and Barrie. Great to see you find the site and that its peaked some curiosity - which was my intention for the site.<br/>
2602<br/>
2603I'll point you at two sections:<br/>
2604<br/>
2605The History of Greenly / Greenlee in America<br/>
2606Greenlee Ancestry.pdf<br/>
2607Adobe Acrobat document [41.0 MB]<br/>
2608<br/>
2609Note - its a huge download but well worth the effort as its unparalleled in its information of spelling differences across the water.<br/>
2610<br/>
2611Also, https://www.greenlyhistory.com/greenly-s-in-america-canada/john-greenly-of-ireland/<br/>
2612<br/>
2613Hope this helps. David<br/>
2614<br/>
2615<br/>
2616<br/>
2617<br/>
2618<br/>
2619<br/>
2620The History of Greenly / Greenlee in America<br/>
2621Greenlee Ancestry.pdf<br/>
2622Adobe Acrobat document [41.0 MB]
2623    </p>
2624
2625    </li>
2626<li id="commentEntry4375913" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2627    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2628        <strong>Jennifer</strong>
2628                <span>(<em>Tuesday, February 18 20 09:27 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2629    </p>
2630
2631    <p class="commententry-noava">
2632        Hi again, sorry, maybe a bit more information would be helpful :)<br/>
2633As far as I can tell my ancestors came straight to Canada from England. The first being:<br/>
2634Francis Greenlay<br/>
2635BIRTH 19 MAR 1809, England<br/>
2636DEATH 19 MAY 1876, Inverness Township, Quebec<br/>
2637<br/>
2638Any information on this line would be very appreciated!<br/>
2639[email protected]
2640    </p>
2641
2642    </li>
2643<li id="commentEntry4375798" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2644    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2645        <strong>Jennifer</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, February 18 20 04:59 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2646    </p>
2647
2648    <p class="commententry-noava">
2649        Hi there, just came across this website. My last name is Greenlay; wondering if you think this information applies to my family line? Any information would be great :)
2650    </p>
2651
2652    </li>
2653<li id="commentEntry4374651" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2654    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2655        <strong>Barrie Evans</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, February 16 20 06:53 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2656    </p>
2657
2658    <p class="commententry-noava">
2659        Greenlee was my mother's name, but from Ireland (county Monaghan), though very possibly over from Scotland. David, can you tell me the source of the information about the two Greenlee brothers and King Alfred? Interesting that the Coat of Arms uses Welsh, but explained by the fact that Herefordshire was largely Welsh-speaking for many centuries.
2660    </p>
2661
2662    </li>
2663<li id="commentEntry4356051" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2664    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2665        <strong>Dale Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, January 02 20 01:08 am GMT</em>)</span>
2666    </p>
2667
2668    <p class="commententry-noava">
2669        Hey David, I've been coming to your site for a while now. I took a deep dive into my family history and found that we share a common ancestor. I'm also a descendant of Richard Greenly and Hannah Bradford. It's incredible how deep and diverse our family story is. Thank you for your time and effort in putting this website. Cheers from the US.
2670    </p>
2671
2672    </li>
2673<li id="commentEntry4344779" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2674    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2675        <strong>Pam</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, November 30 19 05:52 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2676    </p>
2677
2678    <p class="commententry-noava">
2679        Hi David<br/>
2680WOW! Such a lot of info to digest. I saw somewhere on the website mention of Scudamore. Last night I noticed on the 1881 census that William, Anne and Agnes Scudamore ( Gloucester) were boarding with Thomas and Isabella Watkins. The address is either Much Birch/Dewchurch. Is there any connection or could you guide me to were I could clarify if my Watkins and the Greenly Watkins are the same. Much aprreciated for any help<br/>
2681Best regards<br/>
2682Pam
2683    </p>
2684
2685    </li>
2686<li id="commentEntry4344370" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2687    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2688        <strong>David Site Owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, November 29 19 08:13 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2689    </p>
2690
2691    <p class="commententry-noava">
2692        Hi Pam. I’d say yes there is a connection. If you look at the Greenly wills section you see the Watkins name mentioned in several wills for Greenlys or others. Note the spelling may vary a bit.<br/>
2693<br/>
2694Thank you.
2695    </p>
2696
2697    </li>
2698<li id="commentEntry4344226" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2699    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2700        <strong>Pam</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, November 29 19 11:21 am GMT</em>)</span>
2701    </p>
2702
2703    <p class="commententry-noava">
2704        Hi there,what a fantastic website. Wondering if you could help in any way. Am researching the Watkins line on my Dads side. Have traced back to a Thomas Watkins abt 1801 in Much Birch. Do you know if the Watkins in the Greenly family connected to the above mentioned. Thanks Pam
2705    </p>
2706
2707    </li>
2708<li id="commentEntry4338788" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2709    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2710        <strong>Shirley Greenly Chretien</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, November 14 19 04:31 am GMT</em>)</span>
2711    </p>
2712
2713    <p class="commententry-noava">
2714        Thanks for your work! As a fourth-generation Texan, I find our family's English history particularly fascinating, as it is so far removed from the life I know.
2715    </p>
2716
2717    </li>
2718<li id="commentEntry4334066" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2719    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2720        <strong>debra m shelby</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, October 28 19 12:27 am GMT</em>)</span>
2721    </p>
2722
2723    <p class="commententry-noava">
2724        The children of Shadrach Greenly and Nancy Walden and approximate birth years are as follows:<br/>
2725<br/>
2726Martin Greenly,1848<br/>
2727Aaron Greenly, 1849<br/>
2728Jesse Greenly, 1851<br/>
2729Henry Greenly, 1856<br/>
2730Mary Ann Belle Greenly-Griffith, 1857-1947,<br/>
2731<br/>
2732Belinda Greenly, 1858<br/>
2733<br/>
2734Laura Greenly, 1859,<br/>
2735<br/>
2736Melvena Greenly, 1861,<br/>
2737<br/>
2738Flora Greenly, 1864,<br/>
2739<br/>
2740Ida Emma Greenly, 1869-1945<br/>
2741<br/>
2742I am a descendant of Mary Belle Greenly-Griffith.<br/>
2743<br/>
2744Ida Emma Greenly purchased the cemetary plots for her and her parents at Mound Grove Cemetery in Kankakee, Illinois.
2745    </p>
2746
2747    </li>
2748<li id="commentEntry4296959" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2749    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2750        <strong>debra shelby</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, July 19 19 01:37 am BST</em>)</span>
2751    </p>
2752
2753    <p class="commententry-noava">
2754        Hello, Fold3 for Shadrach Greenly displays a letter Shadrach sent to the Adjutant General during the Mexican-American War. Shadrach was inquiring about his brother William Greenly.
2755    </p>
2756
2757    </li>
2758<li id="commentEntry4268536" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2759    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2760        <strong>Steve Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, May 03 19 11:26 pm BST</em>)</span>
2761    </p>
2762
2763    <p class="commententry-noava">
2764        Hi David. My name is Steve Greenly and I am the great, great grandson of Emanuel B Greenly. I will be in England in August and want to see some of the Greenly Family history. I'll attach my email. Maybe we can touch base before I head that way. Thanks.
2765    </p>
2766
2767    </li>
2768<li id="commentEntry4260777" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2769    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2770        <strong>David Greenly Site Owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, April 15 19 07:09 am BST</em>)</span>
2771    </p>
2772
2773    <p class="commententry-noava">
2774        Ref Rev'd John Greenly's grandchildren - Cholera was the likely cause of death - there was a major outbreak in 1855 (the cause - dirty water - had only just been found in London in 1854).<br/>
2775<br/>
27761855 - Edith, Ellen, Mary &amp; Rachel (see below comment for full names).<br/>
2777<br/>
2778Although John and family lived in the cathedral close - its probable that cholera victims (assume there were many in Salisbury) were buried in a special site. Try the Salisbury museum for any information that they may have?<br/>
2779<br/>
2780John's full duties were<br/>
2781<br/>
2782Head Master of the Choristers’ School (1812-1846)<br/>
2783Vicar Choral and Vicar of the Close1812-1862)<br/>
2784<br/>
2785He was also Perpetual Curate of St Thomas’ Church Salisbury (1821-1862)<br/>
2786<br/>
2787so you could look into St Thomas' church records also.<br/>
2788<br/>
2789Kind regards, David
2790    </p>
2791
2792    </li>
2793<li id="commentEntry4260352" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2794    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2795        <strong>Chris Macey</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, April 13 19 10:59 am BST</em>)</span>
2796    </p>
2797
2798    <p class="commententry-noava">
2799        The Greenly memorial in Salisbury Cathedral says four grandchildren of John and Mary died in the Close within one month in 1855. Does anyone know the cause of death? Even better if anyone knows the names and ages of the deceased? From [email protected]
2800    </p>
2801
2802    </li>
2803<li id="commentEntry4259097" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2804    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2805        <strong>Graham Adams</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, April 10 19 11:30 am BST</em>)</span>
2806    </p>
2807
2808    <p class="commententry-noava">
2809        Dear sir,<br/>
2810Could you please help me. I am trying to research the whereabouts of the graves of four Greenly children that dies almost together in June/July 1855.<br/>
2811I have tried Salibury Cathedral where your ancestor Rev. John Greenly was a priest. On the memorial tablet in the cathedral cloisters it mentioned that four of his grandchildren died within one month. It also mentioned "in the close"<br/>
2812I have their names, but nothing else:<br/>
2813Rachel Kathryn<br/>
2814Mary Frances<br/>
2815Ellen Emma<br/>
2816Edith Laurence Freke<br/>
2817All with the surname of Greenly.<br/>
2818Can you help please I am very interested.<br/>
2819I do hope to hear from you.
2820    </p>
2821
2822    </li>
2823<li id="commentEntry4258700" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2824    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2825        <strong>Gareth Winrow</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, April 09 19 12:18 pm BST</em>)</span>
2826    </p>
2827
2828    <p class="commententry-noava">
2829        Hello, I am researching the Hornby family. In the 1901 Canada census a Francis E. Hornby was listed as the adopted son of Richard Swain and Kate Swain (daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Greenly). I wonder if you have more information on this?
2830    </p>
2831
2832    </li>
2833<li id="commentEntry4250949" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2834    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2835        <strong>Scott Kraus</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, March 17 19 05:06 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2836    </p>
2837
2838    <p class="commententry-noava">
2839        Any connection to the Greenley/Greenlay family of Yorkshire? In the late 1600s there was a Richard, Thomas and William there.
2840    </p>
2841
2842    </li>
2843<li id="commentEntry4246330" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: block">
2844    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2845        <strong>David Matthews</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, March 05 19 08:53 am GMT</em>)</span>
2846    </p>
2847
2848    <p class="commententry-noava">
2849        Hi David, David Matthews here. I'll be semi-retiring soon and intend to pick up where I left off the best part of 10 years ago. I would be interested to compare notes at some point, particularly any new information you may have uncovered. Hope all well with you.
2850    </p>
2851
2852    </li>
2853<li id="commentEntry4239777" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2854    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2855        <a href="http://https://www.greenlyhistory.com/famous-people-battles-places/battle-of-trafalgar/" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">David Greenly to Rev'd Lynda Sebbage</a>                <span>(<em>Monday, February 18 19 11:04 am GMT</em>)</span>
2856    </p>
2857
2858    <p class="commententry-noava">
2859        Dear Lynda, I have sent you some details via email. Just confirming that you saw the link on the site to all things Rev John Greenly related -<br/>
2860https://www.greenlyhistory.com/famous-people-battles-places/battle-of-trafalgar/<br/>
2861<br/>
2862I also have a book which maybe of interest to you - The Sea Chaplains (Gordon Taylor) 1978 - this makes reference to Rev John Greenly - Chaplain HMS Revenge at the Battle of Trafalgar.<br/>
2863<br/>
2864Kind regards, David
2865    </p>
2866
2867    </li>
2868<li id="commentEntry4239773" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2869    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2870        <a href="http://https://www.greenlyhistory.com/greenly-images/" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">David Greenly (site owner) - To Melanie Bigold</a>                <span>(<em>Monday, February 18 19 10:57 am GMT</em>)</span>
2871    </p>
2872
2873    <p class="commententry-noava">
2874        Dear Melanie, I have written to you via email with some contact information which I hope is useful. Also, at the bottom of this page is a picture of the library. Please do keep us posted on any updates, regards David<br/>
2875<br/>
2876https://www.greenlyhistory.com/greenly-images/
2877    </p>
2878
2879    </li>
2880<li id="commentEntry4239157" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2881    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2882        <strong>Rev'd Lynda Sebbage</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, February 16 19 07:01 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2883    </p>
2884
2885    <p class="commententry-noava">
2886        Hello. This is a great site. I am researching into some of the chaplains who served with Lord Nelson as an article that will be published in a book later this year for an historical society - The 1805 Club. I wonder if you have any specific information I can use to be included on your ancestor Rev'd John Greenly please? I would be very grateful and would give due acknowledgement.<br/>
2887I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you! Lynda
2888    </p>
2889
2890    </li>
2891<li id="commentEntry4238679" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2892    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2893        <strong>Melanie Bigold</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, February 15 19 06:07 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2894    </p>
2895
2896    <p class="commententry-noava">
2897        Dear David,<br/>
2898<br/>
2899Thank you for your very informative website and for all the details about the Greenly family history.<br/>
2900<br/>
2901I am currently researching a book on women's libraries in the seventeenth and eighteenth century and came across your account of Elizabeth Greenly. In particular, I was intrigued by the fact that she designed the library at Titley Court. Very few examples of female-designed (let alone owned) libraries exist for this period! Do you know who are the current owners of Titley Court and how one might get in touch with them?<br/>
2902<br/>
2903I live close by - in Worcester - and very much hope I might view the library! I also wonder if you know if anyone in the family retained a copy of contents of the library? The auction catalogue I have found is clearly not the full collection.<br/>
2904<br/>
2905Thank you in advance for taking the time to read my message and I look forward to hearing from you.<br/>
2906<br/>
2907With best wishes,<br/>
2908Melanie
2909    </p>
2910
2911    </li>
2912<li id="commentEntry4234687" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2913    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2914        <strong>Rodney Kerr</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, February 08 19 10:12 am GMT</em>)</span>
2915    </p>
2916
2917    <p class="commententry-noava">
2918        Does anyone know the ancestry of Hannah Ann Bradford?
2919    </p>
2920
2921    </li>
2922<li id="commentEntry4232316" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2923    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2924        <strong>Dale Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, February 03 19 05:26 am GMT</em>)</span>
2925    </p>
2926
2927    <p class="commententry-noava">
2928        I see the site has been updated since I looked last about a year ago! Looks good! My end of the Greenly line resides in New Hampshire, USA, but I recently moved to Indianapolis, Indiana with my wife, daughter, and grandkids.
2929    </p>
2930
2931    </li>
2932<li id="commentEntry4190662" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2933    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2934        <strong>Lisa A Greenlee</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, October 04 18 05:46 pm BST</em>)</span>
2935    </p>
2936
2937    <p class="commententry-noava">
2938        Thank you for sharing all of this information! I am one of the American Greenlees. (Yes, the spelling got morphed when it crossed the pond.) I know all Greenlees are related as we are not a huge number. Through Facebook, I have connected with some in Oklahoma, Illinois,Pennsylvania, Michigan, as well as Indiana. I know some traveled through Virginia while others went through Pennsylvania. I have heard about some Greenlees who are Black (African American), which tells me one of my ancestors had a plantation. It was common practice for liberated former slaves to take the last name of the slave's former owner. I hope to find the actual path of connection between my end of the line back to England.
2939    </p>
2940
2941    </li>
2942<li id="commentEntry4177448" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2943    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2944        <strong>Carole Preston</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, July 22 18 06:52 pm BST</em>)</span>
2945    </p>
2946
2947    <p class="commententry-noava">
2948        Hello Mr Greenly<br/>
2949I know your work is mainly on your family but did you come across any reference to Henry Ferrers born at Titley Abbey, as I am researching that family
2950    </p>
2951
2952    </li>
2953<li id="commentEntry4172321" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2954    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2955        <strong>t briand</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, June 17 18 08:45 pm BST</em>)</span>
2956    </p>
2957
2958    <p class="commententry-noava">
2959        I'm looking for Gerald greenly family.
2960    </p>
2961
2962    </li>
2963<li id="commentEntry4172079" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2964    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2965        <strong>debra m shelby</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, June 15 18 02:16 am BST</em>)</span>
2966    </p>
2967
2968    <p class="commententry-noava">
2969        Shadrach Greenly's military service dates are 8/9/1862-6/20/1865.
2970    </p>
2971
2972    </li>
2973<li id="commentEntry4171872" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2974    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2975        <strong>Debra Shelby</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, June 14 18 03:42 am BST</em>)</span>
2976    </p>
2977
2978    <p class="commententry-noava">
2979        Shadrach Greenly's military service entry date is 8/9/1862 in Kankakee, IL. The muster in date is 10/1/1862 in Kankakee, IL. The muster out date is 6/20/1865 in Memphis, TN.
2980    </p>
2981
2982    </li>
2983<li id="commentEntry4171579" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2984    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2985        <strong>Debra Shelby</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, June 13 18 04:45 am BST</em>)</span>
2986    </p>
2987
2988    <p class="commententry-noava">
2989        Shadrach Greenly parent's names are unknown. He was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The names of his three brothers are William, Jesse, and Meshach. His first wife was Elizabeth Lott. They got married in 1841 in Vigo County, Indiana. The names of their two children are Sarah and William. Shadrach's second wife is Nancy Walden. They got married in 1846 in Vigo County, Indiana. Shadrach is my 4th maternal great grandfather.
2990    </p>
2991
2992    </li>
2993<li id="commentEntry4154788" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
2994    <p class="com-meta-noava">
2995        <strong>ANNETTE BOLTON</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, January 18 18 12:01 pm GMT</em>)</span>
2996    </p>
2997
2998    <p class="commententry-noava">
2999        To David Greenly,<br/>
3000Following up my previous message, I find my Great Grandfather lived at Chestnut Cottage, by Titley Court. As a horticulturalist, he is thought to have developed the tomato as we know it today. He left Titley to work as Head Gardner for Mr Joey Ansell at their Brewery in Birmingham. I have also found my copy of the 1958 conveyance between John Owen Howard Greenly when the Shawl Estate was sold and a conveyance dated 1965 when he sold Shawl Cottages numbers 1 and 2, my cottage.<br/>
3001Thank you for the suggestion of the Woolhope Club. Unfortunately, they did not respond to the request for information sent to them.<br/>
3002<br/>
3003Regards<br/>
3004<br/>
3005Annette Bolton
3006    </p>
3007
3008    </li>
3009<li id="commentEntry4148361" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3010    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3011        <strong>To Annette Bolton from David Greenly (site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, December 09 17 01:07 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3012    </p>
3013
3014    <p class="commententry-noava">
3015        Hi Annette, It's highly likely that there was a connection with Titley Court - Lady Greenly owned many of the cottages in Titley and Staunton. Whilst Titley had many servents and these are recorded in the Census as living at Titley - it's probable that gardeners were local folk. You could try this website for further information as Titley Court owners were members of the club. http://www.woolhopeclub.org.uk/<br/>
3016<br/>
3017Regards, David Greenly
3018    </p>
3019
3020    </li>
3021<li id="commentEntry4148241" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3022    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3023        <strong>Annette Bolton</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, December 08 17 11:07 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3024    </p>
3025
3026    <p class="commententry-noava">
3027        I am searching for details of my Great Grandfather Frederick John Jackson who was born and christened in Titley in 1869 and living in Chestnut Cottage. He worked as a gardener/horticulturalist and I would love to know if it was in Titley, maybe at the Court.
3028    </p>
3029
3030    </li>
3031<li id="commentEntry4144174" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3032    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3033        <strong>David Bromwich</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, November 09 17 03:08 am GMT</em>)</span>
3034    </p>
3035
3036    <p class="commententry-noava">
3037        slight difference in second name in probate and other docs. It gives a value of the estate. I have a distant link (also to Nelson):<br/>
3038GREENLY Charles Williams Esq. 18 June [1878]. The Will of Charles Williams Greenly late of Titley<br/>
3039Court in the County Of Hereford Esquire who died 10 May 1878 at Titley Court was proved at Hereford by<br/>
3040Edward Howorth Greenly of Titley in the said County Esquire the Son the sole Executor.<br/>
3041Personal Estate under £80,000.<br/>
3042Resworn October 1878 under £90,000.
3043    </p>
3044
3045    </li>
3046<li id="commentEntry4139300" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3047    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3048        <strong>Message for Alisdair Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, September 07 17 06:17 pm BST</em>)</span>
3049    </p>
3050
3051    <p class="commententry-noava">
3052        Hi Alisdair, yes I can confirm that Reverand John Greenly was at the Battle of Trafalgar - https://www.greenlyhistory.com/famous-people-battles-places/battle-of-trafalgar/<br/>
3053<br/>
3054Did you also see the message from Annabel Shaw below?<br/>
3055<br/>
3056Finally an image of Rev. John Greenly's memorial in Salisbury Cathedral.<br/>
3057<br/>
3058https://www.greenlyhistory.com/greenly-images/<br/>
3059<br/>
3060Regards, David Greenly (site owner).
3061    </p>
3062
3063    </li>
3064<li id="commentEntry4139119" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3065    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3066        <strong>Alisdair Lindsey Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, September 05 17 05:27 pm BST</em>)</span>
3067    </p>
3068
3069    <p class="commententry-noava">
3070        Looking for heritage - father Edward Prosser Greenly born Barbaton South Africa. Mother May Greenly née Lindsey born 30th April 1907 born Pietermaritzburg S.A.. It is understood G.G.G.G.G.Grandfather Padra HMS Revenge at battle of Trafalgar. Looking for confirmation. I was born in Kenya on 7 Sept. 1945. Kind Regards Al
3071    </p>
3072
3073    </li>
3074<li id="commentEntry4138554" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3075    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3076        <strong>Message for Alison Hatton from site owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, August 28 17 05:34 pm BST</em>)</span>
3077    </p>
3078
3079    <p class="commententry-noava">
3080        Hi Alison. I believe that Lady Greenly's Diaries are held by Hereford Records Office. Regards, David Greenly.
3081    </p>
3082
3083    </li>
3084<li id="commentEntry4138553" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3085    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3086        <strong>Message for Debra Shelby from site owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, August 28 17 05:32 pm BST</em>)</span>
3087    </p>
3088
3089    <p class="commententry-noava">
3090        Hi. Can you tell us anything about Shadrach? In his photo he looks like a military man? I'm guessing from the Civil War?<br/>
3091Thanks, David
3092    </p>
3093
3094    </li>
3095<li id="commentEntry4138472" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3096    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3097        <strong>Debra Shelby</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, August 28 17 03:33 am BST</em>)</span>
3098    </p>
3099
3100    <p class="commententry-noava">
3101        Hi, Shadrach Greenly is my 3rd maternal great grandfather.
3102    </p>
3103
3104    </li>
3105<li id="commentEntry4137132" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3106    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3107        <strong>Sharon Hall Shipp</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, August 10 17 06:03 pm BST</em>)</span>
3108    </p>
3109
3110    <p class="commententry-noava">
3111        I hope you know about Alice Greenly's house in Presteigne, Radnorshire?Built for Miss Greenly around 1883 and called Clatterbrune House. It has "AG" over the doorway. The house is now split into two. The larger portion is still called Clatterbrune House and the smaller one Clatterbrune West. Clatterbrune House was sold last year and the listing can still be seen at http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-44978226.html Our property backs on to the garden.
3112    </p>
3113
3114    </li>
3115<li id="commentEntry4136898" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3116    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3117        <strong>Alison Hatton</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, August 08 17 08:28 pm BST</em>)</span>
3118    </p>
3119
3120    <p class="commententry-noava">
3121        I wonder if you can tell me where I might be able to access Elizabeth Greenly's diaries. I understand she visited and wrote about various country houses and estates in Herefordshire. I am part of a group researching the history of the Fishpool Valley at Croft and would be very interested if she wrote of any visits she made.
3122    </p>
3123
3124    </li>
3125<li id="commentEntry4136056" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3126    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3127        <strong>Andrew Pay</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, July 28 17 08:26 pm BST</em>)</span>
3128    </p>
3129
3130    <p class="commententry-noava">
3131        I wonder if you could assist me regarding Walter Howorth Greenly. My particular interest is in the unfortunate period when he took command of the 14th (Light) Division in March 1918. The War Diaries make very little reference to him apart from visiting the troops along with General Couper whom he replaced, although separate visits, never together. There are a few references from FM Haig saying that he lost his head with the strain after a period of only a few days. There is very sparse information regarding Walter in this period, with his Eton, Who Was Who etc. entries not even mentioning his command of the 14th Division at all. Any help or guidance you might be able to help me with would be very gratefully received.
3132    </p>
3133
3134    </li>
3135<li id="commentEntry4135967" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3136    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3137        <strong>Mandi Abrahams</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, July 28 17 12:56 am BST</em>)</span>
3138    </p>
3139
3140    <p class="commententry-noava">
3141        Thank you for all this David. I wonder why he was buried in Llangristiolus, that's quite a way from where they lived. I think Bangor University has a good oil portrait of him too. One thing Fal Y Gallo would appear to be based on Welsh rather than ancient English Fal = fel ('as' in modern Welsh) gallo = gallu (to be able to/can). I think you mention somewhere that Elizabeth collected old Welsh books as part of her library. Thanks again, Mandi
3142    </p>
3143
3144    </li>
3145<li id="commentEntry4135563" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3146    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3147        <strong>David Greenly (Site Owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, July 23 17 11:37 am BST</em>)</span>
3148    </p>
3149
3150    <p class="commententry-noava">
3151        Hi Mandi<br/>
3152<br/>
3153Edward Greenly met Ann Bernard (1852-1927) when he was very young, in 1875. They married in 1891. Annie studied geology informally, and was a contributor to Edward's work as an assistant and editor. She created the massive index to the Anglesey survey. (Her handwritten draft, with papers strung on thread, is now in the National Museum of Wales.)<br/>
3154<br/>
3155After the Anglesey survey, the Greenlys lived in Bangor, and worked together on a small textbook, The Earth, right before Annie's death in 1927. Edward died in 1951, age 90. His remains are with his wife's, in a churchyard at Llangristiolus.<br/>
3156Edward Greenly endowed the Annie Greenly Fund with the Geological Society, to support mapping projects.<br/>
3157Bangor University holds a small collection of papers and letters belonging to Greenly.<br/>
3158<br/>
3159Annie's role is also highlighted here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_Greenly<br/>
3160<br/>
3161Hope that helps, regards David.
3162    </p>
3163
3164    </li>
3165<li id="commentEntry4135448" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3166    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3167        <strong>Mandi Abrahams</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, July 21 17 12:14 pm BST</em>)</span>
3168    </p>
3169
3170    <p class="commententry-noava">
3171        Thank you so much for making this site. I am interested in Edward Greenly the geologist as I live on Anglesey.
3172    </p>
3173
3174    </li>
3175<li id="commentEntry1752838" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3176    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3177        <strong>Matt Greenly</strong>
3177                <span>(<em>Monday, February 27 17 11:04 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3178    </p>
3179
3180    <p class="commententry-noava">
3181        David, did you know the contents of Titley library are on eBay?<br/>
3182https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172542597685<br/>
3183<br/>
3184A sad end to that mighty house and its contents
3185    </p>
3186
3187    </li>
3188<li id="commentEntry858670" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3189    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3190        <strong>Julian McCarthy</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, December 18 16 04:13 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3191    </p>
3192
3193    <p class="commententry-noava">
3194        Hi<br/>
3195<br/>
3196I live in Kingston and have been researching Norbiton Hall and Place as well as Elmfield owned by Peregrine Fury.<br/>
3197Can you please clarify the references you make to Anne Phillips and Edward Greenly (see 1750) as the page cuts off.<br/>
3198<br/>
3199Who was Anne Phillips in relation to Sir John ?<br/>
3200<br/>
3201Any details would be greatly appreciated.<br/>
3202<br/>
3203Many thanks<br/>
3204Julian<br/>
3205<br/>
3206I
3207    </p>
3208
3209    </li>
3210<li id="commentEntry850815" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3211    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3212        <strong>Jason Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, December 08 16 06:02 am GMT</em>)</span>
3213    </p>
3214
3215    <p class="commententry-noava">
3216        I might be able to assist with some additional Greenly Family history pertaining to Greenly's from Delaware USA. IE. Orlando David Greenly was my great uncle and a member of Darby's Rangers durring WWII
3217    </p>
3218
3219    </li>
3220<li id="commentEntry841694" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3221    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3222        <strong>Christine Sanderson</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, November 19 16 03:39 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3223    </p>
3224
3225    <p class="commententry-noava">
3226        Hi my name is Christine Sanderson and I do research for 78 Derngate The Bassett-Lowke House. I did not see very much on your site about the many books and magazines that Henry Greenly was involved in, namely the Model Railways and Locomotives Magazine that Henry Greenly set up with Bassett-Lowke in January 1909. I have a copy of it and also quite a few of the subsequent issues. If you would like a scan of it please let me know. I also have a copy of the book you mention The Miniature world of HenryGreenly and also Greenlys Model Steam Locomotives Designs and Specifications and his Model Electric Locomotives book. He was a truly amazing man and you must feel very proud to be related to him.<br/>
3227<br/>
3228Best Regards<br/>
3229Christine Sanderson
3230    </p>
3231
3232    </li>
3233<li id="commentEntry812935" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3234    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3235        <strong>Anthony M Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, October 03 16 08:22 pm BST</em>)</span>
3236    </p>
3237
3238    <p class="commententry-noava">
3239        Hello! Always a pleasure to converse with a long lost cousin, especially one so well versed in our family's history. I'll absolutely be looking up that advertising trust! Thanks ever so much for the<br/>
3240recommendation.
3241    </p>
3242
3243    </li>
3244<li id="commentEntry812930" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3245    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3246        <strong>David Greenly (Site Owner) - Message to Anthony</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, October 03 16 07:29 pm BST</em>)</span>
3247    </p>
3248
3249    <p class="commententry-noava">
3250        Hi and thanks. Your grandfather is someone I'd love to have met. He was clearly a visionary in the world of advertising. I'd highly recommend that you contact The History of Advertising Trust<br/>
3251(http://www.hatads.org.uk/catalogue/record/e5ed6b3e-8601-40df-a57c-1bca8b2d2a92) as they have records relating to Greenlys Advertising. They are based in Norfolk and would be well worth a visit.<br/>
3252Regards, David.
3253    </p>
3254
3255    </li>
3256<li id="commentEntry812902" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3257    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3258        <strong>Anthony M Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, October 03 16 04:53 pm BST</em>)</span>
3259    </p>
3260
3261    <p class="commententry-noava">
3262        Great site! I'm quite interested in the history contained about my family. My name is Anthony M Greenly, Arthur J Greenly was my great grandfather. Ive heard some of these things over the years from<br/>
3263my grand father and father. But over all have very little information about the family before my great grand fathers untimely death following which I've been told there was some sort of confusion<br/>
3264that lead to my grand fathers inheritance being given to some great aunt or something. And my branch of the family's subsequent move to America. Apparently there where some hard feelings at the time<br/>
3265for obvious reasons, but more importantly meant I know very little about the rest of the family. Glad to see someone has recorded all of this information and made it avalible.
3266    </p>
3267
3268    </li>
3269<li id="commentEntry767382" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3270    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3271        <strong>David Greenly - Message for Jen Davies</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, July 30 16 11:38 am BST</em>)</span>
3272    </p>
3273
3274    <p class="commententry-noava">
3275        Dear Jen, I have asked a Greenly with Titley Court connections about your William Owen query. Regards, David Greenly
3276    </p>
3277
3278    </li>
3279<li id="commentEntry767345" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3280    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3281        <strong>Jen Davies</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, July 30 16 10:11 am BST</em>)</span>
3282    </p>
3283
3284    <p class="commententry-noava">
3285        I tried to write yesterday but think it disappeared so here goes again. My research project is about the LUDLOW BORN ARTIST WILLIAM OWEN (1769-1825). I recently bought a landscape painting signed W<br/>
3286Owen and said to have been bought from the Greenley family of titley court. Have you any information about this. I would love to know if there was any connection between Owen and the Greenleys or<br/>
3287even just that they did own and then sell this picture. Please help. Jen
3288    </p>
3289
3290    </li>
3291<li id="commentEntry755261" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3292    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3293        <a href="http://Www.greenlys.co.uk" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Simon S Greenly</a>                <span>(<em>Saturday, July 02 16 11:08 am BST</em>)</span>
3294    </p>
3295
3296    <p class="commententry-noava">
3297        It may interest Greenly people that Greenly's Ltd is still owned by a Greenly.<br/>
3298And it is flourishing as a leader in its niche. I am the grandson of the engineer Henry Greenly and Arthur Greenly (founder of Greenly,'s) was my Great Uncle
3299    </p>
3300
3301    </li>
3302<li id="commentEntry652864" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3303    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3304        <strong>Sarah young</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, February 26 16 09:06 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3305    </p>
3306
3307    <p class="commententry-noava">
3308        Fascinated to come across this. My grandfather worked for Greenlys advertising in I guess late 30's to 50's - no real idea. I think as an accountant. But I do have a photo of him with craven a s that<br/>
3309I was told was an advertising shot that would tie in with one of your brands. Would love to know more...
3310    </p>
3311
3312    </li>
3313<li id="commentEntry635868" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3314    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3315        <strong>Caroline</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, February 17 16 02:16 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3316    </p>
3317
3318    <p class="commententry-noava">
3319        I have just bought a book with WH Greenly book plate and crest and signature.<br/>
3320Any offers?
3321    </p>
3322
3323    </li>
3324<li id="commentEntry635860" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3325    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3326        <strong>Caroline</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, February 17 16 02:13 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3327    </p>
3328
3329    <p class="commententry-noava">
3330        I have just acquired a book, Dictionary of Foreign Phrases and Classical Quotations with a Greenly book plate with family crest and signature of WH Greenly.<br/>
3331Any offers?
3332    </p>
3333
3334    </li>
3335<li id="commentEntry593571" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3336    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3337        <strong>David Greenly (Site Owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, January 24 16 04:24 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3338    </p>
3339
3340    <p class="commententry-noava">
3341        Jonathan, Please download the Greenlee / Greenly PDF from this homepage. It's quite a large file but you should find some information in its 1000 pages. Regards (David Site Owner).
3342    </p>
3343
3344    </li>
3345<li id="commentEntry593535" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3346    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3347        <strong>Jonathon Vaughn</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, January 24 16 10:06 am GMT</em>)</span>
3348    </p>
3349
3350    <p class="commententry-noava">
3351        Hello thank you for all the research you have done. I was wondering if you might have any information on Dr. Julian Greenlee or his father Julian Greenly who was born in Illinois around 1877. I<br/>
3352cannot find any information on my great grandfathers father. Dr. Julian Greenlee is my direct great grandfather his daughter Marilyn Greenlee Pigott was my Grandmother. Thank y
3352ou
3353    </p>
3354
3355    </li>
3356<li id="commentEntry590669" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3357    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3358        <a href="http://www.hatads.org.uk/" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">David Greenly (Site Owner)</a>                <span>(<em>Sunday, January 17 16 09:32 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3359    </p>
3360
3361    <p class="commententry-noava">
3362        Patrick, did you see the link to the Greenly's Video on the home page?<br/>
3363<br/>
3364Also, please click on the www.hatads.org link - this is the History of Advertising Trust (based in Norfolk) who hold original papers connected to Greenlys. They may be able to help you.<br/>
3365<br/>
3366And see comments below as some relate to Greenlys Advertising. David.
3367    </p>
3368
3369    </li>
3370<li id="commentEntry590657" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3371    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3372        <strong>Patrick Elliott</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, January 17 16 08:08 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3373    </p>
3374
3375    <p class="commententry-noava">
3376        My grandfather, David O'Connell (1895-1976) was, I believe, Art Director of Greenly's Ltd, the advertising firm in the 1930s. I don't know when he started or finished. I read in a book on the<br/>
3377printmaker Iain MacNab that he commissioned work from artists such as John Armstrong and Graham Sutherland. The family are doing doing some research on him and his work and we'd love to know more<br/>
3378about his time at Greenly's. So if anyone knows, or can point us in the right direct to do further research, we'd be much obliged. Thank you.
3379    </p>
3380
3381    </li>
3382<li id="commentEntry526228" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3383    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3384        <a href="http://[email protected]" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Robert A. Greenly</a>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, September 23 15 03:17 pm BST</em>)</span>
3385    </p>
3386
3387    <p class="commententry-noava">
3388        Just found more research for you. Greenly V. Woolen, 1869<br/>
3389<br/>
3390Greenly V. Woolen was a 19 years old medical student living in the village of Lawrence in<br/>
3391Marion County in the 1860 Census. He was an Assistant Surgeon with the 27th Indiana Infantry<br/>
3392during the Civil War. On 1 July 1866, he was appointed Superintendent of the City Hospital in<br/>
3393Indianapolis. He served in that capacity for four years. He lived in the Hospital for some time but the<br/>
33941870 U.S. Census had him living at 20 West Ohio in Indianapolis. He was listed in the 1874-1875<br/>
3395College of Physicians and Surgeons of Indiana faculty as a lecturer on Minor Surgery.<br/>
3396<br/>
3397http://mrcc.sws.uiuc.edu/FORTS/histories/IN_Indianapolis_Conner.pdf
3398    </p>
3399
3400    </li>
3401<li id="commentEntry451147" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3402    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3403        <strong>derek greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, June 09 15 12:51 am BST</em>)</span>
3404    </p>
3405
3406    <p class="commententry-noava">
3407        Hi David<br/>
3408Greetings from New Zealand. Just discovered a second Greenly in NZ - and will try and make contact with her, I believe she is English.<br/>
3409<br/>
3410Cheers<br/>
3411DEREK GREENLY
3412    </p>
3413
3414    </li>
3415<li id="commentEntry439389" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3416    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3417        <strong>richard greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, May 15 15 02:47 am BST</em>)</span>
3418    </p>
3419
3420    <p class="commententry-noava">
3421        Hi, great site, my name is Richard David Greenly, from San Francisco CA. USA My Dad is Richard Ray Greenly, Lovelock Colorad0, his Dad was Earl Francis Greenly and his dad Sigrid Greenly from Norway.<br/>
3422I tried to get into the part of your site "850 Greenlys in USA" but couldn't. Any connection to your tree?
3423    </p>
3424
3425    </li>
3426<li id="commentEntry435543" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3427    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3428        <strong>Jane Stubbs (Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, May 03 15 08:43 pm BST</em>)</span>
3429    </p>
3430
3431    <p class="commententry-noava">
3432        Hi<br/>
3433It has been very interesting reading your website. I know some of the Greenly history, I am related to the engineer Henry Greenly. I visited Titley, St Peter's Church and the Stagg Inn, many years<br/>
3434ago with my parents, shortly after my Uncle investigated our family history. My parents have a picture of Edward and Louisa Greenly, as they are related to my father.
3435    </p>
3436
3437    </li>
3438<li id="commentEntry430114" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3439    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3440        <strong>Major Thomas Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, April 19 15 10:42 pm BST</em>)</span>
3441    </p>
3442
3443    <p class="commententry-noava">
3444        MAJOR GREENLY RELIEVED FROM DUTY.<br/>
3445Albany, September 7, 1812. Sir: My absence from this place prevented my receiving your letteruntilthisday. AccordingtoyourrequestIshallexcuse<br/>
3446you from serving as Inspector of General Miller\'s detached Brigade of Militia and for the purpose of supplying your place- have ordered on Stephen Lush, Junr, Esqr.<br/>
3447Major Thomas Greenly.
3448    </p>
3449
3450    </li>
3451<li id="commentEntry430113" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3452    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3453        <strong>Lord Puttnam of Queensgate, C.B.E. Shark Awards</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, April 19 15 10:30 pm BST</em>)</span>
3454    </p>
3455
3456    <p class="commententry-noava">
3457        It’s a genuine pleasure to have the opportunity to speak to you this afternoon.<br/>
3458<br/>
3459Over the next 25 minutes or so I’d like to take a crack at the subject of ‘change in the digital world’ by attempting to sell you Puttnam’s Five Laws of Creative Leadership; building on what I’ve<br/>
3460learned from my own experience in a variety of business\'s - cultural and creative.<br/>
3461<br/>
3462But I thought I\'d start with a personal story concerning the pace and nature of \'change\'.<br/>
3463In the Spring of 1961 I’d recently joined an Advertising Agency named Greenly’s (you\'ve got to be as old as me to have ever heard of it, but it was part of the then rather grandly named<br/>
3464‘Lonsdale Hands Group of Companies) I was a very \'wet behind the ears\' but embarrassingly enthusiastic Assistant Account Executive - the lowest form of Advertising life, working on - among other<br/>
3465things - the John Collier account –<br/>
3466the \'Window to Watch\' as our ads proudly claimed!
3467    </p>
3468
3469    </li>
3470<li id="commentEntry386162" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3471    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3472        <strong>Message for James Duffie Dubhsithe</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, December 13 14 06:12 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3473    </p>
3474
3475    <p class="commententry-noava">
3476        Hello James. Unfortunately, I have no record of any visit. I\'d be keen to add the photograph to the website. Kind regards, David Greenly.
3477    </p>
3478
3479    </li>
3480<li id="commentEntry386099" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3481    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3482        <strong>James Duffie Dubhsithe</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, December 13 14 02:13 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3483    </p>
3484
3485    <p class="commententry-noava">
3486        Good afternoon. My partner, Annie Clarke, has a photograph of an H L Reed, VC taken, she thinks at Titley Court in the 1920s or 30s. It shows a Master of Foxhounds along with various others. Annie is<br/>
3487from a Worcestershire/Marches family who are/were all huntsmen in one way or another.<br/>
3488I wonder if you have any record of Reed VC visiting Titley?
3489    </p>
3490
3491    </li>
3492<li id="commentEntry355769" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3493    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3494        <a href="http://www.GSQRD.ws" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">George Davidson Greenly Jr.</a>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, September 17 14 04:44 pm BST</em>)</span>
3495    </p>
3496
3497    <p class="commententry-noava">
3498        David,<br/>
3499Great job Sir.
3500    </p>
3501
3502    </li>
3503<li id="commentEntry342740" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3504    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3505        <strong>Message for Alan Munden (from David Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, August 25 14 12:59 pm BST</em>)</span>
3506    </p>
3507
3508    <p class="commententry-noava">
3509        Alan,<br/>
3510<br/>
3511Rev John Greenly is the Greenly who served at Trafalgar and was also a minor cannon at Salisbury Cathedral and also Shorncote.<br/>
3512<br/>
3513On leaving the Senior Service, John Greenly became Minor Canon at Salisbury Cathedral. At the time of his death on 1 December 1862, he was Curate of St. Thomas and Rector of Sharncote,<br/>
3514Wiltshire.<br/>
3515<br/>
3516There is more in this section of the site - http://greenlyhistory.com/famous-people-battles-places/battle-of-trafalgar/<br/>
3517<br/>
3518Regards<br/>
3519David Greenly
3520    </p>
3521
3522    </li>
3523<li id="commentEntry341166" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3524    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3525        <strong>alan munden</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, August 20 14 08:47 pm BST</em>)</span>
3526    </p>
3527
3528    <p class="commententry-noava">
3529        Could you kindly help me with research into Rev John Greenly of Trafalgar fame, Salisbury and Shorncote (the same person?)
3530    </p>
3531
3532    </li>
3533<li id="commentEntry337713" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3534    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3535        <strong>Thomas L Jankowski (Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, August 11 14 11:36 pm BST</em>)</span>
3536    </p>
3537
3538    <p class="commententry-noava">
3539        I've enjoyed this very much. We have much information on family history in the USA but not much before the1800's in Europe. I wish to share any info to those interested.
3540    </p>
3541
3542    </li>
3543<li id="commentEntry335474" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3544    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3545        <strong>P H A Musters</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, August 04 14 02:32 pm BST</em>)</span>
3546    </p>
3547
3548    <p class="commententry-noava">
3549        Reference Ann Rosemary Garbett: She married JVA MusterS RN . Musters RN , ( ie with S on the end)He was 1st son of John Domville Auchmuty Musters RN. JVAM died in Nelson, New Zealand Feb '13 , See "<br/>
3550The Musters - A Family Gathering " in Nottingham rAchieves
3551    </p>
3552
3553    </li>
3554<li id="commentEntry298685" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3555    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3556        <strong>sharon greenley_bzoski</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, June 08 14 09:38 pm BST</em>)</span>
3557    </p>
3558
3559    <p class="commententry-noava">
3560        Shadrach b. Greenly is gr. grand, john gr gr grand any information would be greatly appreciated,this is my fathers grandpa @gr grandpa
3561    </p>
3562
3563    </li>
3564<li id="commentEntry293661" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3565    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3566        <a href="http://www.scotsdgmuseum.com" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Robin Maclean</a>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, June 04 14 10:59 am BST</em>)</span>
3567    </p>
3568
3569    <p class="commententry-noava">
3570        The photo of Mag Gen Walter H Greenly shows him wearing the cap badge of The Royal Scots Greys Regiment. Also wearing Greys lapel badges. But Greys did not wear the cross belt as shown in photo nor<br/>
3571do the Regimental museum records show his name as ever having served with the Greys.I am Museum Curator. Why is he wearing Greys uniform?
3572    </p>
3573
3574    </li>
3575<li id="commentEntry252588" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3576    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3577        <strong>Message for Frances Smith</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, March 30 14 08:19 am BST</em>)</span>
3578    </p>
3579
3580    <p class="commententry-noava">
3581        EBC is Elizabeth Brown Coffin Greenly. Lady Elizabeth Greenly also used Brown (her mothers surname) and Coffin (her husbands name, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin Greenly).<br/>
3582<br/>
3583Mowley is a little village next door to Titley, where Lady Greenly lived.<br/>
3584<br/>
3585<br/>
3586This picture is a current picture of the Old Farmhouse in Mowley. My guess is it's probably one in the painting.<br/>
3587<br/>
3588Your paintings by Elizabeth are now in the 'Your Pictures and Story' section above. Elizabeth had painting shown at the National Academy in London and so was a regarded artist.<br/>
3589David Greenly (site owner)
3590    </p>
3591
3592    </li>
3593<li id="commentEntry252587" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3594    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3595        <strong>Frances Smith</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, March 30 14 08:08 am BST</em>)</span>
3596    </p>
3597
3598    <p class="commententry-noava">
3599        Thank you for your interest in the painting, I can tell you I am thrilled to have them and to know a little more about the artist.<br/>
3600<br/>
3601The story is a little long and a miracle for me.<br/>
3602<br/>
3603The mystery is I haven't any clue as to how my parents had them.<br/>
3604<br/>
3605My Mum and dad lived in Manningtree Essex and lived there from about 1935, always had them on the wall. They were dirty as they had the fire place and they smoked, as a kid I always wanted to clean<br/>
3606them. I then married and left to go to the USA 1961.<br/>
3607<br/>
3608When I went back in 1965 They didn't have them there and I never thought to ask where they were. I came back to USA in 1973. This Xmas I got a call from a friend from the past who I had been fairly<br/>
3608
3609close with but lost touch. In the conversation she asked if I wanted my Mums paintings back. I had no clue what she was talking about. so in the explanation she said her husband now deceased had<br/>
3610bought my Mums paintings. (He was our best man and as far as I can tell never went to my Mums other that at the wedding and he married and came to the states three weeks after us. So I have to assume<br/>
3611he went back after I left to the states and got them !!!!) I asked where she lived and it was only about 150 miles away . So after Xmas I went over to hers and picked them up. I called my brother who<br/>
3612lives in Harwich and asked him if he knew what happened to the pictures and he said he didn't. When he heard I had them he was amazed and what a miracle . 50 years later and I have them here!!<br/>
3613<br/>
3614Anyway they were in a bit of a mess. As they were painted on wood the frames were warped and they had painted the frames But I took them to a conservator who helped me make the frames a little more<br/>
3615secure and cleaned them up a bit.<br/>
3616<br/>
3617On the back of one you can see fairly clearly the title and the address and her signature. The other is much harder to read and had half of a little label.<br/>
3618<br/>
3619This photo is when I got them back. I will try and send a few more but I am not to good at doing this stuff so if you need more let me know.<br/>
3620<br/>
3621Anyway the one on the left is the hard one to read . I think it says view of Old Oak Farm House Mosley?? Herefordshire<br/>
3622<br/>
3623The one on the right that has the the stream in the front says Low Bank Rhiwlas, Titley Herefordshire. EBC Greenly.<br/>
3624<br/>
3625I will send this to you and then send another E-mail with other photos.<br/>
3626<br/>
3627Sorry long story but an amazing one.<br/>
3628Frances Smith
3629    </p>
3630
3631    </li>
3632<li id="commentEntry252584" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3633    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3634        <strong>Rachel (Greenly) Booth</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, March 30 14 07:43 am BST</em>)</span>
3635    </p>
3636
3637    <p class="commententry-noava">
3638        From: "raebeia ." &lt;[email protected]&gt;<br/>
3639Date: 11 February 2014 23:25:27 GMT<br/>
3640To: GreenlyHistory &lt;[email protected]&gt;<br/>
3641Subject: Re: Greenly History<br/>
3642<br/>
3643Dear David,<br/>
3644Your letter took me completely by surprise! I haven't looked at your website yet. I am looking forward to it when I have the time. A sad story about the little George III book. One morning my son<br/>
3645bounced me about a family history for school. "Today!". In a befuddled state,(I was just off work @ 7am) I reached into my drawer and pulled out that little pamphlet. I gave it to him along with dire<br/>
3646warnings about bringing it home safely. Long story short, he didn't.<br/>
3647The booklet was given to me by my Aunt Zella (Greenly) Boone. She died many years ago. Attempts to find another copy among the family members have been fruitless.<br/>
3648I would be more than happy to share any information I have with you. My life is a bit hectic right now, but I am sure things will right themselves and I will have time before too long. I will keep<br/>
3649your e-mail. Is that your phone # under your name? I travel a lot, but the home base is Iowa, USA.<br/>
3650Sorry I couldn't be of more help.<br/>
3651Rachel Booth<br/>
3652<br/>
3653<br/>
3654<br/>
3655On Sun, Feb 9, 2014 at 3:11 AM, GreenlyHistory &lt;[email protected]&gt; wrote:<br/>
3656Dear Rachel,<br/>
3657<br/>
3658I came across your post recently and would be very interested to know about the book that claims the link to George III.<br/>
3659<br/>
3660Have you discovered my family history website yet? It would be great to post some of your history on there if you'd like?<br/>
3661<br/>
3662Kind Regards<br/>
3663<br/>
3664David Greenly, Norwich, England.<br/>
3665<br/>
3666<br/>
3667<br/>
3668<br/>
3669I am Sherman and Clara's granddaughter - Clyde's daughter. My Aunt Zella (Greenly) Boone sent me a booklet at one time, called "Greenly's Descended from George III". It was a genealogy and old. Do<br/>
3670you happen to know of it? I see you are in contact with Deb from your posts. Did she get back in touch with you? If so, would you pass my e-mail address on to her?<br/>
3671Alot to ask in the first contact, I know, but I have only a temp membership.<br/>
3672I'd appreciate your help and would try to fill in what info I have.<br/>
3673Rachel (Greenly) Booth<br/>
3674[email protected]<br/>
3675<br/>
3676<br/>
3677David Greenly<br/>
367807941 848 966
3679    </p>
3680
3681    </li>
3682<li id="commentEntry244011" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3683    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3684        <a href="http://https://plus.google.com/u/1/+RobertGreenly/posts" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Robert Greenly</a>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, February 25 14 09:08 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3685    </p>
3686
3687    <p class="commententry-noava">
3688        (Y.2014) Robert Alan Greenly (36): Son of Timothy Alan Greenly (65) and Janet Marshall Greenly (63), Brother of Dale (44) and Kraig Alan Greenly (46). Joined US Army Reserve as a Small Arms Repairman<br/>
3689in 1995,(at the age of 17 1/2). Discharged in 1997. Robert married Kristal Baron of Penacook, New Hampshire (1998, Re-Enlisted in the US Army in 1999 as a Computer Information Systems<br/>
3690Analyst/Operator. Robert then served in Operation Iraqi Freedom Jan. 2003 until Nov 2003 stationed at Camp Doha Kuwait. Discharged from US Army 2005 at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina honorably. Returned<br/>
3691to New Hampshire, divorced Kristal Baron Greenly and then left in November of 2005 for Louisville, Kentucky where Robert was married to Jennifer Rosell and had one child. Jennifer had already one<br/>
3692child (Andrew Arkenberg) from a previous marriage to a Johnathon Arkenberg. Robert Moved to Frankfort, Kentucky with his sons. divorced in 2011 from Jennifer Rosell. Robert's career field continued<br/>
3693to be in computers at Midway College in Midway, Kentucky.
3694    </p>
3695
3696    </li>
3697<li id="commentEntry244006" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3698    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3699        <strong>Robert Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, February 25 14 08:47 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3700    </p>
3701
3702    <p class="commententry-noava">
3703        found this for you: http://www.fold3.com/document/96766/
3704    </p>
3705
3706    </li>
3707<li id="commentEntry240946" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3708    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3709        <strong>Greenly's in Columbia 1887</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, February 13 14 06:42 am GMT</em>)</span>
3710    </p>
3711
3712    <p class="commententry-noava">
3713        GEORGE GREENLY, retired farmer, P. O. Sereno, was born November 22, 1824, in Herford County, England, and emigrated in 1832 from England to this State, with his parents, Richard and Hannah (BRADFORD)<br/>
3714GREENLY. They made their first location at Pottsville, and then located in Pine Township, October, 1832,; bought timber land, engaged in building and clearing land, and built a saw-mill on Wolfhouse<br/>
3715Run, getting on pretty well till June 29, 1836, when a great storm came; thunder and hail and hurricane-wind blew nearly all the timber down; fields of grain were destroyed and covered with rails and<br/>
3716trees and brush, and blew the barns down and spread them about the ground, and the flood washed the mill-dam partly down; house and family were in great danger; they fixed up as best they could and<br/>
3717wintered over till spring; much discouraged, they moved, May 10, 1837, to Port Carbon, near Pottsville; George stayed to take care of some loose property; five weeks later his father came back and<br/>
3718sold the land; got along well, but the man could not pay for the land and returned or threw the land on the parents in the winter of 1839. Through some panic, the parents moved back onto the same<br/>
3719place in Pine Township in the last week of March, 1841; engaged again in building, clearing land, farming and lumbering, and prospered and lived there till they passed away from old age; the mother<br/>
3720was eighty-one and the father eighty-eight years old; the mother died March 16,1873, and the father died in November, 1875. George GREENLY moved to his present location in Greenwood Township, March<br/>
372120, 1855. In connection with his farming he has been engaged in lumbering to some extent, having a saw and shingle mill on his premises, where he manufactures shingles and does custom sawing. In<br/>
37221858, in Pine Township, he married Melinda, a daughter of George WELLIVER, a descendant of one of the pioneer families of the county. Mr.<br/>
3723GREENLY has seven children living: Frank L., William, Emma, Howard, Charles, Anna M. and David. Frank L. is a resident of Sereno; William, one of the proprietors of a planning-mill in Millville;<br/>
3724Emma, wife of Wilson KINNEY. The remaining children are at home. Mr. GREENLY has been for several years retired from active life, and is a man of conservative principles both politically and<br/>
3725religiously.(History of Columbia and Montour Counties Pennsylvania, Battle,1887, pg. 471)
3726    </p>
3727
3728    </li>
3729<li id="commentEntry237152" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3730    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3731        <strong>Jennifer GREENLY</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, February 02 14 09:20 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3732    </p>
3733
3734    <p class="commententry-noava">
3735        Hello My name is Jennifer Ann Greenly.<br/>
3736My fathers name is<br/>
3737Jeffrey Arthur Greenly.<br/>
3738he was born in Pennsylvania usa.<br/>
3739May 15 57/58 .. not exactly positive on the year..<br/>
3740He was a Marine.. in California.<br/>
3741Married my Mother Marie Greenly.<br/>
3742He passed away May 22 1979.. serving his country..<br/>
3743<br/>
3744Really hard for me Just looking For my Fathers family .. If any GREENLYS<br/>
3745are familiar with this situation... OR KNOW HIM PLEASE contact Me thank u,
3746    </p>
3747
3748    </li>
3749<li id="commentEntry236998" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3750    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3751        <strong>Annabel Shaw</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, February 02 14 11:38 am GMT</em>)</span>
3752    </p>
3753
3754    <p class="commententry-noava">
3755        What a fantastic site! Really helpful to me in my search for clues. Since my immediate anscestors lived in South Africa I've found it difficult to trace them. I've got as far as Edward Loder Greenly<br/>
3756and Edith Josephine Cooke who were married in Booysens South africa in 1896 - I have the wedding invitation. My grandmother - Mary Greenly told me that she had traced the line directly to Rev. John<br/>
3757Greenly of Salisbury who, she said, was with Nelson on The Revenge. I am currently asking my siblings to let me have sight of any family papers/photos/memorabilia etc. to add to my own. We have a<br/>
3758number of items that bear the Greenly stag.<br/>
3759Thank you for this wonderful site and all the hard work you are sharing so freely. i will share everything i get and hope we can make some connections to get an accurate picture.
3760    </p>
3761
3762    </li>
3763<li id="commentEntry235580" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3764    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3765        <strong>Adam McCune</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, January 29 14 12:57 am GMT</em>)</span>
3766    </p>
3767
3768    <p class="commententry-noava">
3769        Dear David,<br/>
3770<br/>
3771I found your site in the course of research about Lord and Lady Oxford. Some of your information about the Oxford family is very exciting! Would you mind telling me a bit about your sources? (I would<br/>
3772be happy to reciprocate by providing you with any materials about Lord and Lady Oxford you might be interesting in!)<br/>
3773<br/>
3774These are the sources that particularly caught my eye:<br/>
3775<br/>
37761. You quote a letter from Lady Oxford to Eliza Greenly ("You have always been candid in disbelieving wild reports and have been circumspect in your advice"). Do you have access to any of Lady<br/>
3777Oxford's letters? I would love to read them!<br/>
3778<br/>
37792. You quote a description of Lord Oxford's funeral from the diary of Gracilia Boddington. Is this diary only in manuscript, or has it been published in print?<br/>
3780<br/>
37813. You mention Queen Victoria offering the title of Earl of Oxford to Lady Charlotte's son, but that he refused. Where did you find this account?<br/>
3782<br/>
3783Thank you so much for your amazing research!<br/>
3784<br/>
3785All best,<br/>
3786<br/>
3787Adam
3788    </p>
3789
3790    </li>
3791<li id="commentEntry235086" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3792    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3793        <a href="http://Facebook.com" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Graham Vahey</a>                <span>(<em>Monday, January 27 14 06:05 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3794    </p>
3795
3796    <p class="commententry-noava">
3797        But are you the David Greenly of Higher Tranmere?
3798    </p>
3799
3800    </li>
3801<li id="commentEntry232028" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3802    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3803        <strong>Maddy greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, January 16 14 06:28 am GMT</em>)</span>
3804    </p>
3805
3806    <p class="commententry-noava">
3807        Your website looks. Really good congrats on how many people have been on it.
3808    </p>
3809
3810    </li>
3811<li id="commentEntry229868" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3812    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3813        <strong>Frances Smith</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, January 09 14 08:39 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3814    </p>
3815
3816    <p class="commententry-noava">
3817        I have two paintings by Elizabeth Brown Coffin Greenly. Oil on wood. One is addressed on the back with her signature as Low Bank, Rhiwlasa, Titley Hereford. The other is hard to see I think it is Old<br/>
3818Oak Farmhouse It has Mosely on it as well. I have received these from My mother who had them both on the wall all of my life.
3819    </p>
3820
3821    </li>
3822<li id="commentEntry223428" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3823    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3824        <strong>John Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, December 15 13 03:15 am GMT</em>)</span>
3825    </p>
3826
3827    <p class="commententry-noava">
3828        I have just come across your website, thank you very much for making it. My grandfather was<br/>
3829Arthur John Greenly, the founder of Greenly's advertising agency. He had been trained as an engineer, and worked on steamships as engineering officer. He also held a very early US patent on hydraulic<br/>
3830control systems for aircraft, so he had some engineering skills in common with his brother Henry. I don't know how he came into the advertising business. Arthur died when my father, John Anthony<br/>
3831Greenly, was ten years old. He and his younger brother Colin later moved to the US with his mother, and initially they lived in Castine, Maine.<br/>
3832<br/>
3833best regards,<br/>
3834John Greenly
3835    </p>
3836
3837    </li>
3838<li id="commentEntry219583" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3839    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3840        <strong>James Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, November 29 13 09:52 pm GMT</em>)</span>
3841    </p>
3842
3843    <p class="commententry-noava">
3844        My name is James Greenly age 21. I live in New York about an hour north of NYC. Son of Lloyd F. Greenly Jr. I am wondering, you said all Greenlys are from the same tree at some point. Does that mean<br/>
3845I'm one of the Greenly clan?
3846    </p>
3847
3848    </li>
3849<li id="commentEntry211239" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3850    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3851        <a href="http://www.lover-secret.com/Print-Dresses-c158.html" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Print Dresses</a>                <span>(<em>Sunday, October 27 13 02:19 am GMT</em>)</span>
3852    </p>
3853
3854    <p class="commententry-noava">
3855        Isaac Coffin was born in Boston, Massachusetts on 16 May 1759, into what would prove to be a strong loyalist family. He was the fourth and youngest son of the paymaster of the customs in the port,<br/>
3856Nathaniel Coffin.
3857    </p>
3858
3859    </li>
3860<li id="commentEntry203779" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3861    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3862        <strong>David Hamilton-Muirhead</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, September 13 13 04:09 pm BST</em>)</span>
3863    </p>
3864
3865    <p class="commententry-noava">
3866        I am trying to trace the family of the late Maj. W. H. Greenly.<br/>
3867I process original photos and documents of the major's military career.
3868    </p>
3869
3870    </li>
3871<li id="commentEntry203120" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3872    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3873        <strong>Deb Mathews</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, September 09 13 04:45 am BST</em>)</span>
3874    </p>
3875
3876    <p class="commententry-noava">
3877        Hello,<br/>
3878Sarah Caroline Forster's (Edward Howorth Greenly's wife) older brother Bowes was my 2nd great grandfather. I have been trying unsuccessfully for some time to find a death record for Sarah and I was<br/>
3879wondering if you could help me out? I have read that she died in 1892. I haven't been able to find any mention of her (or her children) in the UK 1891 census either. Perhaps they were abroad? Also,<br/>
3880would it be possible to obtain a copy of the photo mentioned on this site of her, Edward &amp; family at Titley Court?<br/>
3881Thank you!
3882    </p>
3883
3884    </li>
3885<li id="commentEntry202999" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3886    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3887        <strong>David Greenley</strong>
3887                <span>(<em>Saturday, September 07 13 10:04 pm BST</em>)</span>
3888    </p>
3889
3890    <p class="commententry-noava">
3891        I was wondering, but I assume that Greenleys are related to Greenlys. I am looking to trace my family's history.
3892    </p>
3893
3894    </li>
3895<li id="commentEntry200095" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3896    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3897        <strong>Jo Garbutt</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, August 21 13 10:36 pm BST</em>)</span>
3898    </p>
3899
3900    <p class="commententry-noava">
3901        Hi,are you the Dave Greenly that was looking for information about Annie Greenly (nurse Child)born in Chester?<br/>
3902She was my Great Grandmother. Thanks.
3903    </p>
3904
3905    </li>
3906<li id="commentEntry199482" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3907    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3908        <strong>maddy ethan anna</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, August 16 13 05:03 pm BST</em>)</span>
3909    </p>
3910
3911    <p class="commententry-noava">
3912        great website great footage great everything !!!!!!!
3913    </p>
3914
3915    </li>
3916<li id="commentEntry194166" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3917    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3918        <strong>Maddy greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, July 07 13 09:51 am BST</em>)</span>
3919    </p>
3920
3921    <p class="commententry-noava">
3922        Great website (LOVE IT ) can't wait to look at it again .
3923    </p>
3924
3925    </li>
3926<li id="commentEntry194089" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3927    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3928        <strong>Madeline</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, July 06 13 12:30 pm BST</em>)</span>
3929    </p>
3930
3931    <p class="commententry-noava">
3932        Hi daddy love your website
3933    </p>
3934
3935    </li>
3936<li id="commentEntry193270" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3937    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3938        <strong>David Greenly (site owner) message for Stewart</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, June 29 13 07:25 am BST</em>)</span>
3939    </p>
3940
3941    <p class="commententry-noava">
3942        Good morning Stewart,<br/>
3943Thank you for your message.<br/>
3944<br/>
3945Did you notice the message below from Judith Jones regarding working at Greenlys?<br/>
3946<br/>
3947Also, I assume you saw the the video of the Greenlys Agency on the 'start here' page.<br/>
3948<br/>
3949Regards<br/>
3950David
3951    </p>
3952
3953    </li>
3954<li id="commentEntry193245" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3955    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3956        <a href="http://wavellsmith.com" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Stewart Wavell-Smith</a>                <span>(<em>Saturday, June 29 13 02:10 am BST</em>)</span>
3957    </p>
3958
3959    <p class="commententry-noava">
3960        Thank you for this most informative site. I<br/>
3961had no idea how prestigious the Greenly Family was when I worked for the Agency in 1960 through 1963. I was an art director / assist group head, reporting to William (Bill) Helicar who was the<br/>
3962creative director. Roger Hargreaves, (the creator of Mr. Men &amp; The Little Miss childrens books series) worked in the next cubical and wrote copy for many ads I created. It was a wonderful<br/>
3963experience and I treasure the time in the Commonwealth Building. Greenly's Advertising was part of the Richard Lonsdale-Hands Group, and in 1961 a promotion film was made and shows Roger Hargreaves<br/>
3964and makes reference to his doodling. I am trying to find any one alive from that time. Very Respectfully, Stewart Wavell-Smith. wavellsmith.com
3965    </p>
3966
3967    </li>
3968<li id="commentEntry188295" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3969    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3970        <strong>derek greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, May 15 13 02:32 am BST</em>)</span>
3971    </p>
3972
3973    <p class="commententry-noava">
3974        Ellie and I have been viewing the site again<br/>
3975<br/>
3976Great stuff
3977    </p>
3978
3979    </li>
3980<li id="commentEntry185474" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3981    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3982        <strong>maddy greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, April 19 13 04:58 pm BST</em>)</span>
3983    </p>
3984
3985    <p class="commententry-noava">
3986        my and amarah enjoyed looking at your website . great website dad
3987    </p>
3988
3989    </li>
3990<li id="commentEntry184859" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
3991    <p class="com-meta-noava">
3992        <strong>maddy</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, April 11 13 08:47 am BST</em>)</span>
3993    </p>
3994
3995    <p class="commententry-noava">
3996        great website dad it good for history
3997    </p>
3998
3999    </li>
4000<li id="commentEntry180445" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4001    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4002        <strong>Tom Barnard</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, March 03 13 07:26 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4003    </p>
4004
4005    <p class="commententry-noava">
4006        Dear David,<br/>
4007<br/>
4008I have just discovered your Greenly family website.<br/>
4009My Grandmother was Lucy Margaret Greenly 1876 - 1940<br/>
4010Great Uncles Walter Howarth Greenly (Uncle Bob) and John (Jack) Maitland Greenly (My Godfather) I was meant to go into Babcok and Wilcox but got delayed by the Korean War, missed out on Cambridge and<br/>
4011anyway Jack died.<br/>
4012Also Aunts Alice, plus Ethel who lived at Titley with Bob.<br/>
4013We used to stay at Titley as children and were "Evacuated" there during the 1940 summer holidays when South Dorset was likely to be invaded.<br/>
4014Lovely farm horses.!<br/>
4015I returned to school near Swanage and got bombed twice !<br/>
4016Edward Howarth Greenly's wife, Sarah Caroline Forster, was descended from Lady Jane Bertie and my copy of the Plantagenet Roll of the Blood Royal traces our lineage back to Edward the Third and<br/>
4017thence to William 1st.<br/>
4018The Greenly line is fairly confusing due to the Allens. Charles Williams (1795- 1878) Henry (1754-1847) Rev. Henry ( ? -1710) and Rev Henry (1665- ?<br/>
4019Thanks to Henry's wife Charlotte Howarth, Harry Probert Howarth and Edward/ Henry ? Howarth we find that his wife was Alice Greenly daughter of John Greenly of Titley (1639-1729) and Dorothy Hopwood.<br/>
4020Thus the line down continue thanks to C.W.Allen changing his name.<br/>
4021I think my Greenly research stops at about mid 16th Century. I have been fairly busy and have traced over 20,000 DIRECT ANCESTORS for my four grandparents. No Uncles, Aunts, Cousins etc. I might<br/>
4022continue with this but it is time consuming and already fills ten huge files.<br/>
4023Must stop.<br/>
4024Best wishes.<br/>
4025Tom Barnard.<br/>
4026<br/>
4027Dear David,<br/>
4028<br/>
4029Thanks for your reply.<br/>
4030I wonder if any of this would be of interest.<br/>
4031My letter to John Harden of 2nd June 2009 re Greenly<br/>
4032His reply of June 24th 2009<br/>
4033This contains two pages about his researches back to 1640<br/>
4034Titley Greenly details as follows.<br/>
4035Greenly entries from 6th Dec 1573 to 17 June 1700<br/>
4036107 Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths<br/>
4037Greenly Marriages else where.<br/>
4038Staunton On Arrow. 8 Marriages 1583 - 1676<br/>
4039Presteigne. 4 Marriages 1603 - 1693<br/>
4040Orleton. I Marriage. 1607<br/>
4041Wigmore. 1 Marriage 1663<br/>
4042Burrington. 1 Marriage. 1672<br/>
4043Discoed. 1 Marriage. 1682<br/>
4044Greenly Probates. Diocese of Hereford.<br/>
404516 from 1552 - 1684<br/>
4046Wills.<br/>
4047Phillipe Greeneley of Titley 22 November 1656<br/>
4048Richard Greenly of Titley 1683<br/>
4049PCC Probates<br/>
40501504 Philip Greneley of Moldeley<br/>
40511583 John Grenley of Staunton on Arrow<br/>
40521600 Richard Grenelie of Titley.<br/>
4053<br/>
4054Best Wishes<br/>
4055<br/>
4056Tom Barnard
4057    </p>
4058
4059    </li>
4060<li id="commentEntry180389" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4061    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4062        <strong>David Greenly (Site Owner) to Ryan Greenley</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, March 03 13 10:22 am GMT</em>)</span>
4063    </p>
4064
4065    <p class="commententry-noava">
4066        Dear Ryan<br/>
4067<br/>
4068Thanks for making contact. I'm sure you'll find lots of insight on the site.<br/>
4069<br/>
4070From the 'Start here ...' page please download the large book about Greenly's in America. The Greenly name was often misspelt on early records of emigrants to America.<br/>
4071<br/>
4072Let us know how your research goes please, and, if you'd like to email me a picture of the ring for the site, you can email me directly at [email protected].<br/>
4073<br/>
4074Best Regards<br/>
4075David
4076    </p>
4077
4078    </li>
4079<li id="commentEntry180376" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4080    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4081        <strong>Ryan John Greenley</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, March 03 13 06:58 am GMT</em>)</span>
4082    </p>
4083
4084    <p class="commententry-noava">
4085        Hello - My name is Ryan John Greenley, I came upon this site after searching for a motto that exists on a family ring that was passed down to me after the passing of my Grandfather John Greenley (my<br/>
4086fathers name was Howard Greenley) the motto states "Fal y Gallo" and has the symbol of a leeping stag that is also found in the face of the ring. I did not know much about this ring except that it<br/>
4087has been in our family for many generations and I was asked to always wear it and keep it safe. After finding this page and seeing the stag I have more questions than ever before. I hope to find many<br/>
4088answers in this page and if you have any questions for me please feel free to reach out to me. My family is located in the state of Michigan of America
4089    </p>
4090
4091    </li>
4092<li id="commentEntry178614" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4093    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4094        <strong>Michele Cooke</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, February 18 13 03:49 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4095    </p>
4096
4097    <p class="commententry-noava">
4098        Hi David<br/>
4099Thank you for your message. I have no information about the Rev john Greenly before his marriage to Mary Prosser. On the oxford university Alumni 1500-1886 site There are two other Greenly mentioned<br/>
4100as being from Titley court. Edward Howorth son of Charles William Allen (after Greenly). he was 18 in 1855. The other is a William son of John of Titley .aged 18 in 1760. High Sheriff in 1805. So far<br/>
4101I have not been able to find any connection between them or with Rev John Greenly. Hope you will eventually find it.<br/>
4102Regards<br/>
4103Michele Cooke
4104    </p>
4105
4106    </li>
4107<li id="commentEntry178433" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4108    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4109        <strong>Site Owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, February 17 13 08:50 am GMT</em>)</span>
4110    </p>
4111
4112    <p class="commententry-noava">
4113        Mrs. Louisa Hastings (nee Louisa Lowe),<br/>
4114daughter of Humphrey Lowe of Bromsgrove,<br/>
4115Worcs., and cousin and heiress of Lady Greenly.<br/>
4116She married Capt. Thomas Hastings, afterwards<br/>
4117Admiral Sir Thomas Hastings (1790-1870),<br/>
4118in 1827, and died in 1872.<br/>
411924 Details of the Abergavenny Eisteddfod, and<br/>
4120the ball at Llanover are taken from Lady<br/>
4121Greenly's letter to Mrs. Hastings, dated<br/>
412223rd October 1837. I am indebted to Mr. John<br/>
4123Greenly of Titley Court for permission to<br/>
4124quote from this letter.<br/>
412525 Mr. C. C. Bishop of the famous London<br/>
4126catering firm of Gunter, Bruton Street,<br/>
4127informed me that it was believed the founder<br/>
4128of the firm was a Yorkshire man, but according<br/>
4129to Sir Joseph Bradney's History of Monmouthshire,<br/>
4130Vol. 1., (1907) p. 160, Gunter &amp; Co. Ltd.<br/>
4131takes it name from two first cousins, both<br/>
4132James Gunter, who were descended from<br/>
4133the younger branch of the Gunter family of<br/>
4134The Priory, Abergavenny, Mon. They were<br/>
4135apprenticed about the second half of the<br/>
413618th century to the confectionery business<br/>
4137of their aunt, Mrs. Negri, who had married<br/>
4138a foreigner engaged in that business in London,<br/>
4139and carried on the firm of Gunter in Berkeley<br/>
4139
4140Square. In view of the fact that Lady Greenly<br/>
4141records that the Gunter who catered for the<br/>
4142house-warming party at Llanover was Welsh-<br/>
4143speaking, it appears very probable that Col.<br/>
4144Bradney's version of the founding of the firm<br/>
4145is correct.
4146    </p>
4147
4148    </li>
4149<li id="commentEntry178430" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4150    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4151        <strong>Site Owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, February 17 13 08:18 am GMT</em>)</span>
4152    </p>
4153
4154    <p class="commententry-noava">
4155        Walter Howorth (‘Bob’) Greenly Major-General<br/>
4156<br/>
4157CB CMG DSO, GOC Cavalry Division and GOC Infantry Division<br/>
4158Eton College RMC Sandhurst psc<br/>
415919th Hussars<br/>
4160<br/>
4161Walter Howorth (‘Bob’) Greenly was the eldest son of Edward Howorth Greenly, of Titley Court, Herefordshire. He was commissioned in the 12th Lancers on 20 February 1895 and served as Adjutant of his<br/>
4162regiment in the South African War (1 May 1900-22 August 1902), where he won a DSO. Greenly’s profile as an ambitious professional was confirmed by his passing staff college in December 1905. He spent<br/>
4163the period January 1906 until January 1912 entirely in staff positions, principally with the cavalry in Aldershot 
4163Command, a place where a man could attract notice. This appears to have happened. On<br/>
41642 January 1912 he was ‘fast-tracked’ to command of the 19th Hussars. It was his 37th birthday. On mobilisation, 19th Hussars were split up as divisional cavalry and Greenly had no opportunity to<br/>
4165command the regiment in action.<br/>
4166On 19 September 1914 he was appointed GSO1 2nd (Cavalry) Division, recently formed under the command of Hubert Gough. He remained in this post until 14 April 1915, when he was promoted GOC 9th<br/>
4167(Cavalry) Brigade, 1st (Cavalry) Division. He was 40. From November 1915 until November 1916 he was BGGS (chief of staff) XIII Corps, commanded by Sir Walter Congreve. XIII Corps was heavily engaged<br/>
4168on the Somme and achieved the greatest success on 1 July, including the capture of Montauban. Even this pace of promotion seemed too slow for Greenly, however. He was restless for command and, in<br/>
4169November 1916, succeeded in escaping the staff ‘ghetto’ to become GOC 2nd (Cavalry) Division.<br/>
4170He was an undoubted success. Colonel W N Nicholson, no uncritical admirer of generals, described Greenly as ‘good as one could wish’ as a divisional commander. Greenly was clever enough to realise,<br/>
4171however, that command of a cavalry division on the Western Front provided an able and ambitious man with very limited opportunities. He lobbied for command of an infantry division and, on 22 March<br/>
41721918, he succeeded in getting one. Greenly’s new command, 14th (Light) Division, felt the full force of the German Spring Offensive. According to an official report by the GOC III Corps, Sir Richard<br/>
4173Butler, during the period 22-27 March ‘14th Division was engaged continuously day and night under very difficult conditions and suffered very heavy losses. Major-General Greenly handled a new and<br/>
4174difficult situation with energy, ability and calm. He was confronted with a difficult problem, and succeeded in concentrating and withdrawing the 14th Division from a situation which at one time<br/>
4175looked critical.’
4176    </p>
4177
4178    </li>
4179<li id="commentEntry178427" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4180    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4181        <strong>Site Owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, February 17 13 08:11 am GMT</em>)</span>
4182    </p>
4183
4184    <p class="commententry-noava">
4185        GREENLY, Edward Howorth, Esq., of Titley<br/>
4186Court, Herefordshire.<br/>
4187Only son of Charles Williams Allen (afterwards<br/>
4188Greenly), Esq., J.P. and D.L., of Titley Court, who<br/>
4189d. 1878, by Frances, dau. of the late Richard Eosser,<br/>
4190Esq. ; b. 1837 ; ?«. 1869 Sarah Caroline, who d. 1892,<br/>
41912nd dau. of Lieut.-Gen. Bowes Forster, and has, with<br/>
4192other issue, a son, » Walter Howorth, C.B., C.M.G.,<br/>
4193D.S.O. , a J.P. for Herefordshire and a Major-Gen.,<br/>
4194late Col. Comm. 19th Hussars, previously Major 12th<br/>
4195Lancers, of which he is Col. ; commanded a Brigade<br/>
41961915 and was Brigadier-Gen. on the Gen. Staff, with the<br/>
4197temp, rank of Brigadier-Gen., 1915-16; appointed to<br/>
4198command 2nd Cav. Div. 1917 ; has the Eussian Order<br/>
4199of St. Anne, 2nd Class, with Swords ; educated at Eton<br/>
4200and at the R. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst; b. 1875. Mr.<br/>
4201Greenly, who was educated at Harrow and at Balliol<br/>
4202Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1860, M.A. 1863), and called to<br/>
4203the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1862, is a J.P. and D.L. for<br/>
4204Herefordshire (High Sheriff 1881), a J.P. for Brecon-<br/>
4205shire, and Lord of the Manor of Titley. — Titley<br/>
4206Court, Titley R.S.O., Herefordshire; New University<br/>
4207Club,
4208    </p>
4209
4210    </li>
4211<li id="commentEntry178395" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4212    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4213        <strong>Site Owner - message for Michèle Cooke</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, February 16 13 07:03 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4214    </p>
4215
4216    <p class="commententry-noava">
4217        Hi Michèle, I'm pleased you're enjoying the site.<br/>
4218<br/>
4219Do you have any further details of the parents of Rev. John Greenly.<br/>
4220<br/>
4221I believe he was Charles Greenly of Hereford. Possibly a vicar also, or, a public house landlord?<br/>
4222<br/>
4223Also, do you know if Rev John Greenly has a connection with the Greenly's of Titley Court; and if so, how?<br/>
4224<br/>
4225I also think there is a link between Rev John Greenly and Edward Greenly the Geologist?<br/>
4226<br/>
4227Thanks in advance if you can help with any of the above.<br/>
4228<br/>
4229Regards<br/>
4230<br/>
4231David Greenly (Norwich)
4232    </p>
4233
4234    </li>
4235<li id="commentEntry178394" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4236    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4237        <strong>Michèle Cooke</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, February 16 13 06:36 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4238    </p>
4239
4240    <p class="commententry-noava">
4241        Hi<br/>
4242Thank you for this site. Rev John Greenly features on our family tree through his wife Mary Posser who was a great, great, great,great aunt of my husband. Her mother Mary Hughes married 9 sep 1782 a<br/>
4243John Cooke (our ancester)<br/>
4244Information I have is as follows<br/>
4245Rev John Greenly and Mary Prosser had 3 children<br/>
42461-John Prosser Greenly( born: 1811) who married Ellen Loder had issue....<br/>
42472- Emma (b. 1814) married Rev Edward Wood had issue; Henry, Charles and Mary<br/>
42483- Mary (b. 1816- d. 1861) married....Goddard.
4249    </p>
4250
4251    </li>
4252<li id="commentEntry178377" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4253    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4254        <strong>Site Owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, February 16 13 02:19 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4255    </p>
4256
4257    <p class="commententry-noava">
4258        Mary Greenly (parents Peter and Mary Hickes, Bristol) married Reverend Charles Greenly of Bristol in 1802.<br/>
4259<br/>
4260Mary Greenly died in Dartford, Kent on 3 April 1827.
4261    </p>
4262
4263    </li>
4264<li id="commentEntry176931" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4265    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4266        <strong>Maddy</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, February 02 13 02:17 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4267    </p>
4268
4269    <p class="commententry-noava">
4270        great website daddy
4271    </p>
4272
4273    </li>
4274<li id="commentEntry176783" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4275    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4276        <strong>Site Owner (David Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, January 31 13 08:31 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4277    </p>
4278
4279    <p class="commententry-noava">
4280        Hi Jeanette<br/>
4281<br/>
4282I am 100% certain that the Rev John Greenly mentioned in the diaries of Lady Greenly is the same as served on HMS Revenge alongside Lord Nelson.<br/>
4283<br/>
4284It would be great if you could provide a copy of any documents, please email them to [email protected] and i'll add them to the site.<br/>
4285<br/>
4286Regards, David
4287    </p>
4288
4289    </li>
4290<li id="commentEntry176695" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4291    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4292        <strong>jeannette mehmet(nee Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, January 31 13 12:20 am GMT</em>)</span>
4293    </p>
4294
4295    <p class="commententry-noava">
4296        I believe that Lady Elizabeth Greenly-Coffin Diaries are at the Bouiham library at Oxford University, depoisted by Lady Howard her friend.
4297    </p>
4298
4299    </li>
4300<li id="commentEntry176694" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4301    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4302        <strong>Jeannette Louise Mehmet (nee Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, January 30 13 11:53 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4303    </p>
4304
4305    <p class="commententry-noava">
4306        This is very exciting,but have to find missing link of Rev.John Greenly,Caplain on the Revenge.to William Greenly of Hereford.Lady Elizabeth Greenly mentions in her letter being with Rev. John<br/>
4307Greenly in church could this be the same one and William of Hereford whoS son is he. This is my missing link. I have Rev John Greenly papers and his son John Prosser Greenly, who was my great great<br/>
4308great grandfather. I am the daughter of John Loder Greenly,his father Edward Prosser Greenly,his father Edward Loder Greenly,3rd son of Rev John Greenly who's children were buried in the cloister in<br/>
4309Salisbury Catheral and younger than Edward.My name is Jeannette Louise Mehmet nee Greenly
4310    </p>
4311
4312    </li>
4313<li id="commentEntry176267" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4314    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4315        <strong>Kay Greenly Llanos</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, January 26 13 10:16 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4316    </p>
4317
4318    <p class="commententry-noava">
4319        A message for Barry Ward<br/>
4320Apologies for typographical error in last post. Correct date for Hannah Bradford is 1792 - 1873
4321    </p>
4322
4323    </li>
4324<li id="commentEntry176248" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4325    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4326        <strong>Kay Greenly Llanos</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, January 26 13 02:53 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4327    </p>
4328
4329    <p class="commententry-noava">
4330        A message for Barry Ward.<br/>
4331I have Richard Greenly (1787-1874) and Hannah Ann Bradford (1972-1873) having a daughter named Mary Ann Greenly (1818-1856). She is listed in the 1841 England census as Ann Greenly living in<br/>
4332Herefordshire, England and died in 1856 in Pennsylvania. There is a sister listed as Hannah born in 1828.
4333    </p>
4334
4335    </li>
4336<li id="commentEntry176184" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4337    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4338        <strong>Kay Greenly Llanos</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, January 25 13 08:33 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4339    </p>
4340
4341    <p class="commententry-noava">
4342        Dear Dave,<br/>
4343Thank you for all of your wonderful information on the Greenly family.<br/>
4344Sincerely,<br/>
4345Kay Greenly Llanos<br/>
4346Kerrville, Texas
4347    </p>
4348
4349    </li>
4350<li id="commentEntry173914" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4351    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4352        <strong>Message for Dave Wichbold from Site Owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, January 02 13 12:09 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4353    </p>
4354
4355    <p class="commententry-noava">
4356        Hi Dave<br/>
4357<br/>
4358Many thanks for the message - and yes please we'd love to load up the pictures.<br/>
4359<br/>
4360Kind regards<br/>
4361<br/>
4362David Greenly
4363    </p>
4364
4365    </li>
4366<li id="commentEntry173912" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4367    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4368        <strong>Dave Wichbold</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, January 02 13 11:45 am GMT</em>)</span>
4369    </p>
4370
4371    <p class="commententry-noava">
4372        Hi David, I have an album of photos c1900. There are a few of some Greenlys and Titley Court. They were taken by Laura Meredith (nee Green-Price) I would be happy to email them to you for the web<br/>
4373site.
4374    </p>
4375
4376    </li>
4377<li id="commentEntry168238" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4378    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4379        <strong>Message for Laurice Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, November 06 12 10:35 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4380    </p>
4381
4382    <p class="commententry-noava">
4383        Reverend John Greenly's son John Prosser Greenly had a son John Francis Greenly.<br/>
4384<br/>
4385In the 1911 UK Census below are details of John Francis, wife Eluzabeth and son John Pearmund.<br/>
4386<br/>
4387<br/>
4388ELIZABETH MARIA<br/>
4389F<br/>
43901863<br/>
439148<br/>
4392Portsmouth<br/>
4393Hampshire<br/>
4394JOHN FRANCIS<br/>
4395M<br/>
43961861<br/>
439750<br/>
4398Portsmouth<br/>
4399Hampshire<br/>
4400JOHN PEARMUND<br/>
4401M<br/>
44021902<br/>
44039<br/>
4404Portsmouth<br/>
4405Hampshire
4406    </p>
4407
4408    </li>
4409<li id="commentEntry167445" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4410    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4411        <strong>Barry Ward</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, October 29 12 12:12 pm GMT</em>)</span>
4412    </p>
4413
4414    <p class="commententry-noava">
4415        Back again! Still searching Ann but may have a remote clue.An American researcher has identified Hannah b.1828 daghter of Richard Greenly and Hannah Bradford as returning to England.How and when he<br/>
4416does not explain.But the fact I cannot trace Ann in either 1841 or 1851 could lead to the conclusion that Ann and Hannah are one of the same. Any help please.
4417    </p>
4418
4419    </li>
4420<li id="commentEntry166289" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4421    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4422        <strong>Message for Laurice Greenly from site owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, October 19 12 01:22 pm BST</em>)</span>
4423    </p>
4424
4425    <p class="commententry-noava">
4426        Hi Laurie<br/>
4427<br/>
4428Fantastic. Reverend John Greenly is one of the most fascinating characters in the whole story with his Battle of Trafalgar connection.<br/>
4429<br/>
4430Did you look down the Census page as John Prosser is referred to in there<br/>
4431<br/>
44321861 NAME: Mary Greenly<br/>
44331861 BIRTH: abt 1778 - Bermondsey St Mary<br/>
44341861 RESIDENCE: 1861 - Salisbury, Close, Wiltshire, England<br/>
4435<br/>
44361861 NAME: John Greenly<br/>
44371861 BIRTH: abt 1778 - Herefordshire, England<br/>
44381861 RESIDENCE: 1861 - Salisbury, Close, Wiltshire, England
4439    </p>
4440
4441    </li>
4442<li id="commentEntry166286" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4443    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4444        <strong>Laurice Beverley Nutt (Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, October 19 12 12:47 pm BST</em>)</span>
4445    </p>
4446
4447    <p class="commententry-noava">
4448        Hi Im looking for the connection or father of John Prosser (Woodhouse) Greenly b1777 -d 1862 married Mary b 1778, son John Prosser b1810 -d 1900 married Ellen Smith b1823, son Edward Loader b1866<br/>
4449laverstock. my great grandfather.
4450    </p>
4451
4452    </li>
4453<li id="commentEntry166283" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4454    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4455        <strong>Laurice Beverley Nutt (Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, October 19 12 12:17 pm BST</em>)</span>
4456    </p>
4457
4458    <p class="commententry-noava">
4459        Hi Im a Greenly I am a decendent of Reverend John Greenly fro Salsbury, my grandfather was Edward, I live in South Africa.
4460    </p>
4461
4462    </li>
4463<li id="commentEntry166247" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4464    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4465        <strong>Message for Barry Ward from Site Owner</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, October 19 12 03:27 am BST</em>)</span>
4466    </p>
4467
4468    <p class="commententry-noava">
4469        Dear Barry, Anne from Herefordshire, born around 1827, will certainly be connected to the Staunton-on- Arrow Greenlys. I'll investigate further for you.<br/>
4470<br/>
4471In the meantime, if you look at my line I'm sure Anne will be a child of one of names mentioned here<br/>
4472http://greenlyhistory.com/david-greenly-s-mission/my-personal-ancestry-1500-to-2012-the-staunton-on-arrow-greenly-s/<br/>
4473<br/>
4474Possibly, Anne was a child of one of this group of brothers and sisters ...<br/>
4475<br/>
4476John Greenly 1775 b 6th August 1775 and was a carpenter.<br/>
4477He was the second eldest child of 5 children.<br/>
4478Ann Greenly b 21st August 1774 Dilwyn, d 31st August 1774<br/>
4479John Greenly 6th August 1775<br/>
4480Jane Greenly 1st January 1779 Dilwyn<br/>
4481Thomas Greenly 14th April 1782, Dilwyn d 14th February 1826 Cholstrey<br/>
4482Rebecca Greenly b and d 27th November 1785<br/>
4483Richard Greenly b 6th May 1792 Eardisland<br/>
4484Emigrated to USA in 1832 as Carpenter / Wheelwright<br/>
4485See the American Tree above for Richard and Hannah Bradford who emigrated with their family. Justin Greenly and Dave Greenly are both relatives of my line.<br/>
4486John Greenly 1775 married Mary Hartland from Pembridge in 20th January 1801- she died in 1882 (note John Greenly 1801 was born in June – so probably they had to marry).<br/>
4487Johns (1775) father, my Great, Great, Great, Great Grandfather was also a John Greenly (1745)<br/>
4488<br/>
4489Regards<br/>
4490David Greenly
4491    </p>
4492
4493    </li>
4494<li id="commentEntry166196" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4495    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4496        <strong>barry ward</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, October 18 12 06:00 pm BST</em>)</span>
4497    </p>
4498
4499    <p class="commententry-noava">
4500        can you help me?my direct relative is william mowbray ( there are various spellings of this)b. baston ( not boston)lincolnshire 1822. He married an ann greenly from herefordshire in the early<br/>
45011850's.I only found this out from the youngest child's birth certificate, john b.1860in alfreton derbyshire.neither the marriage certificate nor the birth certificates of the other children of the<br/>
4502marriage seem to exist.furthermore I can trace nothing aboutthe prior history of ann born about 1827 .any help please
4503    </p>
4504
4505    </li>
4506<li id="commentEntry164889" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4507    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4508        <strong>maddy greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, October 07 12 10:20 am BST</em>)</span>
4509    </p>
4510
4511    <p class="commententry-noava">
4512        I enjoyed looking at my daddy's web site with grandma christine
4513    </p>
4514
4515    </li>
4516<li id="commentEntry163984" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4517    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4518        <strong>Lisa Marie Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Friday, September 28 12 12:52 am BST</em>)</span>
4519    </p>
4520
4521    <p class="commententry-noava">
4522        Thanks for all your work on this. It's something I think on occasionally, those who came before. This is really fun.
4523    </p>
4524
4525    </li>
4526<li id="commentEntry163468" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4527    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4528        <strong>David - message for Rebecca</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, September 24 12 02:05 am BST</em>)</span>
4529    </p>
4530
4531    <p class="commententry-noava">
4532        Hi Rebecca<br/>
4533<br/>
4534Did you see this page which shows the Greenly who emigrated to Canada from Ireland?<br/>
4535<br/>
4536Is this your link?<br/>
4537<br/>
4538Thanks<br/>
4539<br/>
4540David Greenly (site owner)<br/>
4541<br/>
4542http://greenlyhistory.com/greenly-s-in-america-canada/john-greenly-of-ireland/
4543    </p>
4544
4545    </li>
4546<li id="commentEntry163467" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4547    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4548        <strong>Rebecca Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, September 23 12 11:35 pm BST</em>)</span>
4549    </p>
4550
4551    <p class="commententry-noava">
4552        There is a large farming family of Greenly's in Warkworth Ontario Canada. The family is one of the comunities oldest and spelles their name Greenly and Greenley. I am not the keeper of our families<br/>
4553history My great aunt is. The rumour is we came to Canada by way of ireland. Being farmers records were not the families forte.
4554    </p>
4555
4556    </li>
4557<li id="commentEntry163368" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4558    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4559        <strong>David Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, September 22 12 06:28 pm BST</em>)</span>
4560    </p>
4561
4562    <p class="commententry-noava">
4563        From Salisbury Cathedral<br/>
4564<br/>
4565'Near the spot, on the green, lie the/remains of the Rev. John Greenly M.A./50 years Priest Vicar of this Cathedral/and 40 years Vicar of St Thomas in this/City; who died December 1 1862, Aged/85<br/>
4566years. And of Mary his wife, who died/at Laverstock March 15th 1866, aged/88 years. Also four of their Grand-/children who died in this close in the/short space of one month A.D.1855./This Tablet was<br/>
4567erected by their son,/in Loving Memory 1887.' There is also an individual tombstone in the cloister garth which reads: 'John Greenly,died December 1st 1862 aged 85'
4568    </p>
4569
4570    </li>
4571<li id="commentEntry161908" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4572    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4573        <strong>David (site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, September 09 12 06:49 pm BST</em>)</span>
4574    </p>
4575
4576    <p class="commententry-noava">
4577        Hi. The 1,000 page book from 1830's can be found as a PDF file on the bottom of the 'start here...' page.<br/>
4578<br/>
4579Thanks<br/>
4580<br/>
4581David
4582    </p>
4583
4584    </li>
4585<li id="commentEntry161875" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4586    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4587        <strong>Allen Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, September 09 12 02:36 pm BST</em>)</span>
4588    </p>
4589
4590    <p class="commententry-noava">
4591        David,<br/>
4592I saw your post on Facebook about the Greenly's in America and their roots back to England. I can't find the link to download the book. Can you please send me the link?
4593    </p>
4594
4595    </li>
4596<li id="commentEntry161790" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4597    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4598        <strong>David (site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, September 08 12 01:20 pm BST</em>)</span>
4599    </p>
4600
4601    <p class="commententry-noava">
4602        Dear David,<br/>
4603<br/>
4604Thanks for that kind comment and some background on the Greenly's and the canal.<br/>
4605<br/>
4606in 2003/4 a number of us Greenly's descended on Titley Court and were kindly hosted by the current occupier, Mr Allen.<br/>
4607<br/>
4608He kindly laid out various articles on the billiard table and i'm sure (?) the diaries were on display.<br/>
4609<br/>
4610We'll track them down somewhere I'm sure.<br/>
4611<br/>
4612Regards<br/>
4613<br/>
4614David
4615    </p>
4616
4617    </li>
4618<li id="commentEntry161787" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4619    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4620        <strong>Dr David Slater</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, September 08 12 12:43 pm BST</em>)</span>
4621    </p>
4622
4623    <p class="commententry-noava">
4624        Thank you David<br/>
4625The original diaries were destroyed in the 1830s but before her death Elizabeth Greenly had them transcribed into 6 volumes.<br/>
4626Articles on these were written by Miss Wight and Salt in the 1950s but then the diairies seem to have disappeared. Sadly they are not in the HRO.If anybody knows you can contact me directly on<br/>
4627[email protected]. They are real heritage on<br/>
4628the Greenlys circa 1790-1835.From the articles , although her marriage failed she was quiet a lady!<br/>
4629Wiliiam Greenly held shares in the Kington Leominster and Stourport Canal but sadly the line to Kington was not built.<br/>
4630Greenlys land in Kington would have been the site of the terminus.It is probable that part of the Titley estate remodelling cira 1800 was to create feeder ponds to feed the anticipated canal on its<br/>
4631summit level before dropping to Leominster with loads of locks. I havent yet walked the estate to see what remains but the smaller ponds in question are on the 1830s and 1890s OS maps.When the canal<br/>
4632didnt arrive Kington ( and Greenly) transferred their interest to the Kington tramway Fingers crossed they tutn up This is an amazing website!! Kind Regards David
4633    </p>
4634
4635    </li>
4636<li id="commentEntry161394" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4637    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4638        <strong>David Greenly (site owner) to Dr David Slatet</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, September 04 12 03:45 pm BST</em>)</span>
4639    </p>
4640
4641    <p class="commententry-noava">
4642        Dear Dr Slater,<br/>
4643<br/>
4644I believe that the Greenly Diaries are held at Hereford Public Records Office.<br/>
4645<br/>
4646Could you provide a brief overview of how Greenly's were involved with the canal. ?<br/>
4647<br/>
4648Kind regards<br/>
4649<br/>
4650David Greenly
4651    </p>
4652
4653    </li>
4654<li id="commentEntry161347" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4655    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4656        <strong>Dr David Slater</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, September 04 12 09:34 am BST</em>)</span>
4657    </p>
4658
4659    <p class="commententry-noava">
4660        Hello<br/>
4661I have been researching the role of the Greenlys in the building of the Leominster Canal ( circa 1790) . In this I have come across reference to 6 bound volumes of diaries<br/>
4662of Lady Elizabeth Brown Cogffin Greenly of Titley<br/>
4663Court Herefordshire They cover about 1790 to 1834. They existed at Titley Court in 1957 and I wondered if anybody knew their current location. They have not been deposited in local record offices.<br/>
4664Many thanks David
4665    </p>
4666
4667    </li>
4668<li id="commentEntry159788" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4669    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4670        <strong>Elaine Turner</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, August 19 12 09:23 pm BST</em>)</span>
4671    </p>
4672
4673    <p class="commententry-noava">
4674        David one of Dad's projects was to build a factory for Kellog!!
4675    </p>
4676
4677    </li>
4678<li id="commentEntry159787" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4679    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4680        <strong>Elaine Turner (nee Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, August 19 12 09:21 pm BST</em>)</span>
4681    </p>
4682
4683    <p class="commententry-noava">
4684        David all your hard work is amazing ~ lovely to hear new Greenlys join the branches.
4685    </p>
4686
4687    </li>
4688<li id="commentEntry159748" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4689    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4690        <strong>David Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, August 19 12 03:21 pm BST</em>)</span>
4691    </p>
4692
4693    <p class="commententry-noava">
4694        Greetings from another David Greenly (there's lots of us!)<br/>
4695living in Mold, North Wales.
4696    </p>
4697
4698    </li>
4699<li id="commentEntry158421" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4700    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4701        <strong>James Greenly, England.</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, August 04 12 05:05 pm BST</em>)</span>
4702    </p>
4703
4704    <p class="commententry-noava">
4705        Hi.<br/>
4706<br/>
4707I 'think' I'll be the first Greenly to walk to the North Pole in 2013. Please see the website link for details of the charity event.<br/>
4708http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83pZHFDqYSM<br/>
4709<br/>
4710Regards, James.
4711    </p>
4712
4713    </li>
4714<li id="commentEntry157964" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4715    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4716        <a href="http://www.scribd.com/doc/21230906/28/Notes-on-Abraham-Kellogg" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">David Greenly (site owner)</a>
4716                <span>(<em>Sunday, July 29 12 09:46 pm BST</em>)</span>
4717    </p>
4718
4719    <p class="commententry-noava">
4720        Ruth Kellogg GREENLY was born 13 Aug 1774 in , and died 27 Mar 1813.<br/>
4721<br/>
4722She was a member of the Kellogg family and married into the Greenly family.<br/>
4723<br/>
4724Ruth was born on August 13, 1774 in New Hartford, CT, USA.
4725    </p>
4726
4727    </li>
4728<li id="commentEntry157360" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4729    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4730        <strong>Jeff Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, July 22 12 03:18 pm BST</em>)</span>
4731    </p>
4732
4733    <p class="commententry-noava">
4734        David,<br/>
4735<br/>
4736You asked about Shadrach Greenly on your America and Canada page. See http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&amp;GRid=13631504 for more info.
4737    </p>
4738
4739    </li>
4740<li id="commentEntry156944" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4741    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4742        <strong>Allen Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, July 17 12 08:53 pm BST</em>)</span>
4743    </p>
4744
4745    <p class="commententry-noava">
4746        David,<br/>
4747Very nice site. I have traced back to Robert Greenley (1745-1793)in Delaware, but haven't had much luck prior to that. Robert Greenley had one son, David Maxwell, and died when David was only 4.<br/>
4748David was put into an orphanage and when he came out the last name was spelled Greenly. Any help you can give me on Robert Greenley would be much appreciated.
4749    </p>
4750
4751    </li>
4752<li id="commentEntry155179" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4753    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4754        <a href="http://herefordshire1757-1820.typepad.co.uk/" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Jean Dobson</a>                <span>(<em>Monday, July 02 12 03:39 pm BST</em>)</span>
4755    </p>
4756
4757    <p class="commententry-noava">
4758        From: Jean Dobson &lt;[email protected]&gt;<br/>
4759Date: 1 July 2012 23:31:02 GMT+01:00<br/>
4760To: GreenlyHistory &lt;[email protected]&gt;<br/>
4761Subject: Greenly's in Herefordshire<br/>
4762Reply-To: Jean Dobson &lt;[email protected]&gt;<br/>
4763hi David,<br/>
4764<br/>
4765Yes, it is okay to use any of my material - if you cite me. I am a strong believer in making information widely available.<br/>
4766<br/>
4767I presume that Rev John Greenly of interest to you is the John Greenly who was admitted &amp; sworn a Freeman in 1820 - and that his father was the William Greenly who was admitted &amp; sworn a<br/>
4768Freeman in the Mayoral Year of 1777-8.<br/>
4769<br/>
4770Tomorrow, I will have a closer look at what I have on these two men.<br/>
4771<br/>
4772I don't think that I would have much on Rev John Greenly because he seems to have been here in Hereford only during his boyhood. I suppose that he would have been educated at the Hereford Cathedral<br/>
4773School - and may have been a choir boy.<br/>
4774<br/>
4775Although I probably have much more on William Greenly, most of it probably came from the Hereford Journal. I presume that you have already extracted all mentions of Greenly family members from the<br/>
4776Hereford Journal - which is now available on the British Newspapers Online. Although I haven't taken out a subscription, I extracted many Greenly items from the Hereford Journal some years ago.<br/>
4777<br/>
4778Can you identify the following William Greenly of the New Crown &amp; Rolls Tavern, London for me? As the Herefordshire Society chose to hold their meetings at his establishment, I presume that he<br/>
4779had a personal connection to Herefordshire.<br/>
4780<br/>
4781Hereford Journal - 23 January 1777<br/>
4782[a similar advertisement appeared in other years]<br/>
4783London. Herefordshire Society. The Anniversary Meeting of this Society will be held at Mr. WILLIAM GREENLY's, the New Crown and Rolls Tavern, Chancery Lane, on Thursday 6th February next, when the<br/>
4784company of any gentleman of this county, tho' not a member, will be esteemed a favour.<br/>
4785The Right Hon. THO. HARLEY<br/>
4786JOHN SCUDAMORE, esq.<br/>
4787JOHN WOODHOUSE, esq.<br/>
4788Mr. WALWYN SHEPHEARD<br/>
4789Mr. WILLIAM GREENLY<br/>
4790Mr. EDWARD Marsh Stewards<br/>
4791Dinner to be on the table at three o'clock.
4792    </p>
4793
4794    </li>
4795<li id="commentEntry154688" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4796    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4797        <strong>From Greenly's via Facebook</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, June 27 12 05:47 am BST</em>)</span>
4798    </p>
4799
4800    <p class="commententry-noava">
4801        Kc Greenly 1:24am Jun 27<br/>
4802Just have to say very very nice work!!<br/>
4803<br/>
4804Dale Greenly 1:45am Jun 27<br/>
4805Well, thanks to you, and this website, i've been able to connect my family all throughout the U.S, through their time in Canada, all the way back to merry ol' England and Scotland!!<br/>
4806<br/>
4807Jennifer Greenly 1:51am Jun 27<br/>
4808Im looking for my Dads family Jeffrey Arthur greenly May 15 1957 may 22 1979... if any GREENLYS HAD A BROTHER PLEASE CONTACT ME ..
4809    </p>
4810
4811    </li>
4812<li id="commentEntry154683" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4813    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4814        <strong>Davin Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, June 27 12 04:11 am BST</em>)</span>
4815    </p>
4816
4817    <p class="commententry-noava">
4818        David:<br/>
4819<br/>
4820My father keeps the most accurate records of our Greenly history. Everything I know I've learned from him; fascinating stuff though. The link to the Baird Clan is interesting.
4821    </p>
4822
4823    </li>
4824<li id="commentEntry154479" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4825    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4826        <strong>Elaine Turner (nee Greenly)</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, June 25 12 09:07 am BST</em>)</span>
4827    </p>
4828
4829    <p class="commententry-noava">
4830        Wow David, New York Times showing an interest, would be a lovely acknowledgement of all the hard work you have put in ~ am so very proud of you and our heritage, Elaine
4831    </p>
4832
4833    </li>
4834<li id="commentEntry154416" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4835    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4836        <strong>Robert Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, June 24 12 03:50 pm BST</em>)</span>
4837    </p>
4838
4839    <p class="commententry-noava">
4840        An absolutely fascinating history.<br/>
4841<br/>
4842My grandfather was Henry Greenly who built the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Light Railway. We visited this last summer and it was absolutely jumping.<br/>
4843<br/>
4844My great uncle was Arthur Greenly who founded the advertising agency Greenlys Ltd. Both of these were featured in the 1974 book The Miniature World of Henry Greenly
4845    </p>
4846
4847    </li>
4848<li id="commentEntry154367" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4849    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4850        <strong>Margaret (Adams) Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, June 23 12 08:10 pm BST</em>)</span>
4851    </p>
4852
4853    <p class="commententry-noava">
4854        My name is Margaret (Adams) Greenly; I live in Salt Point, NY, USA. I married Lloyd F.Greenly, jr. in 1981. He was born in 1946 in NJ to Lloyd F. Greenly and Margaret Ballentine. He has a brother<br/>
4855Robert. I'm so glad you've created this site; I'm going to share it with my two sons so they, too, can appreciate their wonderful heritage. I would love to visit "Greenly Way" some day!
4856    </p>
4857
4858    </li>
4859<li id="commentEntry154342" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4860    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4861        <strong>Scott Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, June 23 12 02:06 pm BST</em>)</span>
4862    </p>
4863
4864    <p class="commententry-noava">
4865        This site is an amazing compilation of Greenly History. I'm a proud Greenly from just outside of Philadelphia, PA. I've really enjoyed reading on my ancestry and had no idea it was filled with such<br/>
4866rich history. Thank you for putting this all together!
4867    </p>
4868
4869    </li>
4870<li id="commentEntry154331" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4871    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4872        <a href="http://www.hirschlandadler.com" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Tom Parker, Fifth Avenue. New York</a>                <span>(<em>Saturday, June 23 12 09:56 am BST</em>)</span>
4873    </p>
4874
4875    <p class="commententry-noava">
4876        Dear Mr. Greenly,<br/>
4877 <br/>
4878Thank you for your message (about the Greenly advertising link to the video) I’m pleased you found the Lonsdale-Hands video of interest and thank you for linking it to your family’s website. If you<br/>
4879or a family member cares to know more about Richard Lonsdale-Hands, please don’t he
4879sitate to let me know. I’d be happy to send a catalogue from our exhibition last fall.<br/>
4880 <br/>
4881Thanks again.<br/>
4882 <br/>
4883Sincerely,<br/>
4884 <br/>
4885Tom Parker<br/>
4886 <br/>
4887 <br/>
4888Thomas B. Parker<br/>
4889Associate<br/>
4890Hirschl &amp; Adler Galleries<br/>
4891The Crown Building<br/>
4892730 Fifth Avenue<br/>
4893New York, NY 10019<br/>
4894p-212-535-8810<br/>
4895f-212-772-7237<br/>
4896[email protected]<br/>
4897www.hirschlandadler.com
4898    </p>
4899
4900    </li>
4901<li id="commentEntry154326" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4902    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4903        <strong>Michelle Parker, New York Times.</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, June 23 12 08:15 am BST</em>)</span>
4904    </p>
4905
4906    <p class="commententry-noava">
4907        Hi. can i publish your site on our news portal?<br/>
4908<br/>
4909Thank you,<br/>
4910Michelle Parker, NYT journalist
4911    </p>
4912
4913    </li>
4914<li id="commentEntry153064" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4915    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4916        <strong>Caroline Paymayesh</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, June 12 12 09:50 am BST</em>)</span>
4917    </p>
4918
4919    <p class="commententry-noava">
4920        David it is fascinating reading the history. The picture by Lady Elizabeth Greenly in 1803 and your gift of art so many many comparisons. Thank you for being the best brother ever.
4921    </p>
4922
4923    </li>
4924<li id="commentEntry152944" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4925    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4926        <strong>Message for Davin Greenly from David Greenly (site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, June 11 12 12:31 pm BST</em>)</span>
4927    </p>
4928
4929    <p class="commententry-noava">
4930        Dear Davin<br/>
4931<br/>
4932Thank you for your comment. Are you able to trace your ancestors back any further?<br/>
4933<br/>
4934My guess is that you are related to Richard Greenly who emigrated to America (Pennsylvania ) from Herefordshire in the late 1800's.<br/>
4935<br/>
4936Richard Greenly (5/6/1787-11/4/1874)<br/>
4937who was a wagon maker from Herford County, England<br/>
4938who married Hanna Bradford (6/21/1792-3/16/1873)<br/>
4939<br/>
4940See this link for the tree back to Richard and Hannah.<br/>
4941<br/>
4942http://greenlyhistory.com/david-greenly-s-mission/my-personal-ancestry-1500-to-2012-the-staunton-on-arrow-greenly-s/
4943    </p>
4944
4945    </li>
4946<li id="commentEntry152890" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4947    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4948        <strong>Davin Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, June 11 12 06:20 am BST</em>)</span>
4949    </p>
4950
4951    <p class="commententry-noava">
4952        George Greenly is my father. He lives with my mother Diana Elezabeth Greenly in San Antonio. I live with my wife (Lynn) and our three boys Grant, Garrett, and Brendan in the Fort Worth area.
4953    </p>
4954
4955    </li>
4956<li id="commentEntry151613" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4957    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4958        <a href="http://greenlyhistory.com/greenly-s-in-america-canada/john-greenly-of-ireland/" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Message for Jenny Garry from David Greenly (site owner)</a>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, May 30 12 09:55 pm BST</em>)</span>
4959    </p>
4960
4961    <p class="commententry-noava">
4962        Hello Jenny<br/>
4963Thank you for your lovely comments.<br/>
4964<br/>
4965Did you see the account of John Greenly who emigrated from Ireland in the 1800's.<br/>
4966<br/>
4967http://greenlyhistory.com/greenly-s-in-america-canada/john-greenly-of-ireland/<br/>
4968<br/>
4969Best Wishes<br/>
4970<br/>
4971David
4972    </p>
4973
4974    </li>
4975<li id="commentEntry151460" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4976    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4977        <strong>Jenny Garry</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, May 30 12 04:21 am BST</em>)</span>
4978    </p>
4979
4980    <p class="commententry-noava">
4981        Hello David, what a wonderful site! My grandfather is Leonard Greenly of Milford, Delaware. His father before him was Leslie Greenly. I believe our Greenly family immigrated to the USA from Ireland<br/>
4982in the 1800s. I thoroughly enjoyed your historical info!Thank you!
4983    </p>
4984
4985    </li>
4986<li id="commentEntry150622" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
4987    <p class="com-meta-noava">
4988        <strong>David Greenly (site owner) - Message for Sharon Lerigo-Baugh</strong>
4988                <span>(<em>Tuesday, May 22 12 07:47 pm BST</em>)</span>
4989    </p>
4990
4991    <p class="commententry-noava">
4992        Dear Sharon<br/>
4993<br/>
4994Here is an extract from the will of Phillipp Greeneley from 1685 that references Margery you refer to below.<br/>
4995<br/>
4996Kind Regards<br/>
4997<br/>
4998David Greenly<br/>
4999<br/>
5000GREENELEY, Phillipp - of Tytley co. Herefford, yeoman, 24 Nov 1656.<br/>
5001"my bodye to be buried in the Parish Church of Tytley in the same plan where my sonne James GREENELEY deceased was buried".<br/>
5002to my sonne Richard GREENELEY - 50£ to my youngest daughter Ffrydayswood GREENELEY - "Threescore Pounds"; to my daughter Elizabeth GREENELEY - 40£ to my daughter Margerye LERIGO - 5£ to Richard the<br/>
5003sonne of my second daughter Charitie G.. - 20s.; to my son Andrew GREENELEY - one bedd wth the furniture thereto.<br/>
5004Executor: sonne William GREENELEY - he also to have "the high standarde and goodes in the house... that is to say the table board, [frames?] waynscott the great Chest these in the further<br/>
5005chamber...".
5006    </p>
5007
5008    </li>
5009<li id="commentEntry150507" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5010    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5011        <strong>sharon Lerigo-Baugh</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, May 21 12 08:44 pm BST</em>)</span>
5012    </p>
5013
5014    <p class="commententry-noava">
5015        Lerigo is my surname they were in Rock 1550's llangarren herefordshire 1605- Yazor also stretton sugwas herefordshire 1600's. Margery Greenly married william Lerigo 12/6/1649 at Titley herefordshire<br/>
5016he of yazor and stretton sugwas-children william, john, thomas and mary. Wiliam Lerigo was a carpenter both these and their children mentioned in grenly/greenly wills herefordshire and london regards<br/>
5017from Hereford uk
5018    </p>
5019
5020    </li>
5021<li id="commentEntry149665" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5022    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5023        <strong>To John Greenly from David Greenly (site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, May 14 12 07:30 pm BST</em>)</span>
5024    </p>
5025
5026    <p class="commententry-noava">
5027        Dear John<br/>
5028<br/>
5029I'm delighted that you've found the site to be so useful.<br/>
5030<br/>
5031Welcome home!<br/>
5032<br/>
5033Regards<br/>
5034<br/>
5035David Greenly
5036    </p>
5037
5038    </li>
5039<li id="commentEntry149572" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5040    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5041        <strong>John</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, May 14 12 02:57 am BST</em>)</span>
5042    </p>
5043
5044    <p class="commententry-noava">
5045        Sir David,<br/>
5046I want to personally thank you for unlocking a significant part of the Greenly Family Heritage to and for me...I have never felt part of North America and when I was invited to work for Vodafone in<br/>
5047Europe I immediately felt at ease and home like I have never felt before...Thank you for your kindness and generousity in sharing...<br/>
5048<br/>
5049Kind regards,<br/>
5050John Greenly
5051    </p>
5052
5053    </li>
5054<li id="commentEntry148953" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5055    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5056        <strong>Judith Jones</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, May 08 12 10:23 am BST</em>)</span>
5057    </p>
5058
5059    <p class="commententry-noava">
5060        Dear David, thank you very much for answering my query/comment even though it wasn't to do with ancestry. I will pursue further information through the advertising link. Thanks once again, Judith<br/>
5061Jones
5062    </p>
5063
5064    </li>
5065<li id="commentEntry147317" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5066    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5067        <a href="http://www.hatads.org.uk/collections/agencies.aspx?PageNumber=2" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">To Judith Jones - from DG (site owner)</a>                <span>(<em>Monday, April 23 12 08:18 pm BST</em>)</span>
5068    </p>
5069
5070    <p class="commententry-noava">
5071        Hi Judith<br/>
5072<br/>
5073I do not have any further details on Greenly's, However, if you click on the link below, this will take you to the trust that looks after all the advertising material from the past in the UK.<br/>
5074<br/>
5075An email to them would be worthwhile I'm sure.<br/>
5076<br/>
5077Good Luck<br/>
5078<br/>
5079David
5080    </p>
5081
5082    </li>
5083<li id="commentEntry147231" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5084    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5085        <strong>Judith Jones</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, April 23 12 11:21 am BST</em>)</span>
5086    </p>
5087
5088    <p class="commententry-noava">
5089        This site and information was passed to me by my son. It is extremely interesting as my father, I believe worked for Greenly's advertising agency in the 1930's and my mother described how she and my<br/>
5090father put together the Bertie Bassett Allsorts advertising idea using the sweets and pipe cleaners and created it. Can you look on records and see if my father 'Mr Frank Patrick Regan' was mentioned<br/>
5091in records, my mother mentioned working for Greenly's.
5092    </p>
5093
5094    </li>
5095<li id="commentEntry135990" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5096    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5097        <strong>David Mathews (represented by David Greenly - site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, April 10 12 07:40 pm BST</em>)</span>
5098    </p>
5099
5100    <p class="commententry-noava">
5101        John Greenly was born around 1790 in England (probably in Herefordshire). He left England around 1830. He had masters papers and sailed to the USA in his own ship. He settled in the US and is<br/>
5102believed to have married a woman from NY.<br/>
5103<br/>
5104John is believed to have had at least one son by his American wife. This son was a doctor and spent at least some time in Minneapolis. The doctor died in 1911. He in turn had a son and two daughters<br/>
5105(at least, there may have been other children). The son was a US Marshall in Montana and was shot by bandits in 1912. The sons were probably also called John as all first-born sons in the family had<br/>
5106been called John since the 16th Century.<br/>
5107<br/>
5108The 1840 census shows 3 John Greenlys, 1 each in Clark Co, VA; Fayette Co, PA; and Adams Co, IL.<br/>
5109<br/>
5110In order to complete our family history, I desperately need to place this JG into the tree in the correct position. <br/>
5111Is anyone out there descended from these 3 John Greenlys? If so, please get in touch - you may be able to solve a mystery that has been running for many many years.<br/>
5112<br/>
5113Thank you.<br/>
5114<br/>
5115[email protected]<br/>
5116<br/>
5117<br/>
5118Dear David<br/>
5119<br/>
5120I hope I may be able to help. I have been working on the Greenly family tree in Herefordshire, but there is one part of your information that I do not understand. As far as I am aware there was only<br/>
5121one Greenly who emigrated to USA around 1830 and his name was Richard Greenly, his wifes name was Hannah. They were already married with a number of children when they left England. You are right<br/>
5122when you say that there are Greenlys tracing back to the 1600's who always called their first son John and I have all this info if you are interested. I also have info about the family this time as<br/>
5123well. It is a current project which I am working on. I have contacts in USA who have all details of Greenly family past and present in USA. When you say he had masters papers does this mean he was a<br/>
5124sailor?<br/>
5125<br/>
5126I am aware of Richard &amp; Hannah and can trace their line back a further 5 generations, with 3 or 4 more generations in the form of conjecture. I am in touch with Larry Greenly in the US who has<br/>
5127the same line all the way to the present day on his side of the water.<br/>
5128John Greenly belongs to another branch of the family although it is my belief (as yet not proven) that they share the same forebears.<br/>
5129My particular interest is the family which came into posession of Titley Court, Titley, Herefordshire in 1575. Family legend states that this John Greenly (I have 148 in all!) was the heir to Titley<br/>
5130Court when the branch of the family which owned the property died out without issue around 1850.<br/>
5131John had left for the US around 1830 and repudiated his inheritance. As a result, Titley Court passed into Chancery Court and eventually passed under Royal Patent to one Charles William Allen, who<br/>
5132later changed his name to Greenly. His descendants still live at Titley.<br/>
5133John left behind two or three illegitimate sons, who were allegedly lodged at Titley Court until they were old enough to live elsewhere. I am a direct descendant of Benjamin Greenly, one of those<br/>
5134illegitimiate sons.<br/>
5135My suspicion (and it is only a suspicion) is that Richard and Hannah travelled on John Greenly's ship to the US (they lived only a few miles apart after all and were probably related). This would<br/>
5136explain why R&amp;
5136H do not appear on any passenger lists to the US - there are no lists for privately owned vessels.<br/>
5137Another descendant of Benjamin (Tom Greenly) emigrated to the US around 1910. He was my great grandfather's half-brother. His letters to my late grandfather were the starting point for my research.<br/>
5138He met the widow of John Greenly's son in Minnesota in 1912/13 confirming to some extent the family legend.
5139    </p>
5140
5141    </li>
5142<li id="commentEntry135487" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5143    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5144        <strong>David Greenly, England (site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, April 09 12 07:25 pm BST</em>)</span>
5145    </p>
5146
5147    <p class="commententry-noava">
5148        Hi Gary. Your Richard Greenly is from my line. See my family tree in the David Greenly section above. Click on the link to my tree at the bottom of the page. Then find Richard who married Hannah<br/>
5149Bradford. That'll provide you your tree back from 1787 to 1400's. See also Justin Greenly below who is also an American descendant of Richard.<br/>
5150<br/>
5151You and I are also related - my line being via a brother of Richard.<br/>
5152<br/>
5153Thanks for getting in touch.<br/>
5154<br/>
5155David Greenly, England.
5156    </p>
5157
5158    </li>
5159<li id="commentEntry135468" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5160    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5161        <strong>Gary Brinton</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, April 09 12 04:47 pm BST</em>)</span>
5162    </p>
5163
5164    <p class="commententry-noava">
5165        Hi:<br/>
5166I'm a descendant of Richard S. Greenly (b. 1787) who emigrated to US from Herefordshire County. I can't find any info prior to that.<br/>
5167Thanks,<br/>
5168Gary L. Brinton
5169    </p>
5170
5171    </li>
5172<li id="commentEntry132959" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5173    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5174        <strong>David Greenly (site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, March 25 12 02:03 am BST</em>)</span>
5175    </p>
5176
5177    <p class="commententry-noava">
5178        Hi Dave (Rochester, New York)<br/>
5179<br/>
5180Thanks for your message. I'm really pleased that you've enjoyed finding the site. Regarding the word document, this site is basically it. If you look at the bottom of each page on here there is a<br/>
5181print button. Hope that helps.<br/>
5182<br/>
5183And yes, we do share a common ancestor.<br/>
5184<br/>
5185Best regards to you too.<br/>
5186<br/>
5187David
5188    </p>
5189
5190    </li>
5191<li id="commentEntry132957" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5192    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5193        <strong>Dave Greenly Rochester, New York</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, March 24 12 11:48 pm GMT</em>)</span>
5194    </p>
5195
5196    <p class="commententry-noava">
5197        Hi David,<br/>
5198<br/>
5199My name is David Charles Greenly and we have just connected on Facebook. I believe we share the same (4-great) Grandfather, John Greenly b.1745. My (3-great) Grandfather is Richard Greenly, father of<br/>
5200George Greenly, father of John Charles Greenly, father of George Webster Greenly, father of Charles Webster Greenly, who is my father.<br/>
5201<br/>
5202I have connected with Justin Greenly, too, and have discovered a lot of our history.<br/>
5203<br/>
5204I saw you mentioned having a large Word document, and I would be very interested in seeing and reading it.<br/>
5205<br/>
5206It is amazing what you have discovered and shown at www.greenlyhistory.com and it's remarkable to me that the Greenly family from all over can now connect through cyber-space.<br/>
5207<br/>
5208Thank you.<br/>
5209<br/>
5210Warmest regards,<br/>
5211Dave
5212    </p>
5213
5214    </li>
5215<li id="commentEntry132814" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5216    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5217        <strong>derek</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, March 24 12 12:17 am GMT</em>)</span>
5218    </p>
5219
5220    <p class="commententry-noava">
5221        great pictures
5222    </p>
5223
5224    </li>
5225<li id="commentEntry123966" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5226    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5227        <a href="http://www.cisnfm.com/" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Jack Greenly (Canada)</a>
5227                <span>(<em>Sunday, March 04 12 12:02 pm GMT</em>)</span>
5228    </p>
5229
5230    <p class="commententry-noava">
5231        Hey David!<br/>
5232<br/>
5233Got your email about the Greenly Family history – VERY neat!<br/>
5234<br/>
5235Thank you for taking the time to send this my way – I will have to take some time to get to know my roots!<br/>
5236<br/>
5237Hope you are making a good name for us GREENLY’s. Take Care!<br/>
5238<br/>
5239: ) Jackie<br/>
5240<br/>
5241<br/>
5242<br/>
5243Jacqueline (Jack) Greenly<br/>
5244<br/>
5245Radio Presenter in Canada
5246    </p>
5247
5248    </li>
5249<li id="commentEntry121292" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5250    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5251        <strong>Ron W. Shaw</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, February 23 12 05:55 pm GMT</em>)</span>
5252    </p>
5253
5254    <p class="commententry-noava">
5255        David:<br/>
5256<br/>
5257You have created a beautiful website. Thank you very much for passing along the link.<br/>
5258<br/>
5259Would it be possible to change the email address at the bottom of my account of John and Dorothea Greenly to this address [email protected] the address shown is old and out of service.<br/>
5260<br/>
5261I note you have removed all reference to John Greenly’s service in the White’s Yeomanry Corps ... John, I think, was a bit of a hard case where religious bigotry was concerned.<br/>
5262<br/>
5263Best regards,<br/>
5264<br/>
5265Ron W. Shaw<br/>
52662336 Drummond C-7<br/>
5267R.R. # 6<br/>
5268Perth, Ontario, K7H 3C8<br/>
5269Tel: 613-267-9617<br/>
5270VOIP: 203-454-6899<br/>
5271Skype: Rshaw51
5272    </p>
5273
5274    </li>
5275<li id="commentEntry119484" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5276    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5277        <strong>derek greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, February 19 12 07:51 am GMT</em>)</span>
5278    </p>
5279
5280    <p class="commententry-noava">
5281        Hi David<br/>
5282Your twin Derek here writing from NZ - I noticed there's a Natalie Greenly living here in NZ - saw her profile on Linked IN. I'll see if I can make contact with her.<br/>
5283<br/>
5284Good work with the site David.
5285    </p>
5286
5287    </li>
5288<li id="commentEntry119261" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5289    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5290        <strong>David Greenly (site owner)</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, February 18 12 08:16 am GMT</em>)</span>
5291    </p>
5292
5293    <p class="commententry-noava">
5294        Hi Nick. We share the same Great, Great Grandparents; William and Amelia. I have a twin brother, Derek, and my middle name is Malcolm. Probably, my Father named us after your Dad and Uncle.<br/>
5295<br/>
5296Do you have any material you'd like to have uploaded?<br/>
5297<br/>
5298Kind Regards, David Greenly, Norwich.
5299    </p>
5300
5301    </li>
5302<li id="commentEntry119258" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5303    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5304        <strong>Nicholas (Nick) Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Saturday, February 18 12 07:48 am GMT</em>)</span>
5305    </p>
5306
5307    <p class="commententry-noava">
5308        Francis James (Frank) Greenly was my Grandfather - Greenly Road Wolverhampton was named after him and his brother John.My Father was Francis Derek Greenly (Derek) who worked in the family business<br/>
5309with his brother Malcolm.Malcolm still survives - my Father passed away in 2001.
5310    </p>
5311
5312    </li>
5313<li id="commentEntry117533" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5314    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5315        <strong>Richard Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Thursday, February 09 12 08:25 am GMT</em>)</span>
5316    </p>
5317
5318    <p class="commententry-noava">
5319        Dear David,<br/>
5320<br/>
5321I have had a good look through the site and congratulate you on your efforts.<br/>
5322<br/>
5323I am the Richard Anthony Howorth Greenly mentioned on your William the<br/>
5324Conqueror page.<br/>
5325<br/>
5326John Owen Howorth (JOH Greenly) was my Uncle and the last Greenly at Titley Court. (Current resident is the step son of JOH Greenly).<br/>
5327<br/>
5328I have been looking through various paintings, albums, and old documents and will, over the next few weeks, get some things scanned, and photographed for adding to the site.<br/>
5329<br/>
5330I have photos of Edward, John, Walter, Anthony and Jack who have all lived there in the last century.<br/>
5331<br/>
5332Richard<br/>
5333<br/>
5334F5. Sarah Caroline Forster, + 1892, Md. 1869, Edward Howorth Greenly*, of Titley Court, Herefordshire, * 1837, + 1926.<br/>
5335G1. Walter Howorth Greenly, Maj.Gen., C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., * 1875, + 1955.<br/>
5336G2. John Henry Maitland Greenly, Lt.Col. Sir, C.B.E., * 1885, + 1951, Md. 1910, Joan Isabel Dunell, + 1965, d. of Owen R. Dunell.<br/>
5337H1. John Owen Howorth Greenly, of Titley Court, Herefordshire, * 1914, Md. 1948, Katherine Lee de Dere, d. of Arthur Andrew de Dere, of Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.<br/>
5338H2. Anthony Peter Howorth Greenly, of Newbury, Berkshire, * 1916, Md. 1943, Diana Lilian Gibson, d. of Sir Kenneth Lloyd Gibson, 2nd Bt.<br/>
5339I1. Richard Anthony Howorth Greenly, * 1948, Md. 1981, Belinda Audrey Lockett.<br/>
5340J1. Thomas Richard Howorth Greenly, * 1983.<br/>
5341J2. Jack David Howorth Greenly, * 1985.<br/>
5342J3. Sam James Howorth Greenly, * 1988.
5343    </p>
5344
5345    </li>
5346<li id="commentEntry116111" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5347    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5348        <a href="http://www.facebook.com/justin.greenly" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Justin Michael Greenly</a>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, February 01 12 10:54 pm GMT</em>)</span>
5349    </p>
5350
5351    <p class="commententry-noava">
5352        Hi David,<br/>
5353<br/>
5354Great job with the site. I'm the guy that opened up the facebook group called "Greenly's Around the World" (http://www.facebook.com/groups/2204989912/)<br/>
5355<br/>
5356Everyone: My email is [email protected]<br/>
5357I welcome all connections, especially those who need information about the Greenly family in the United States. I am fortunate to have the work of many individuals in my family.<br/>
5358<br/>
5359JP Bower: I tried to email you and the message bounced back. Feel free to get in touch with me because I am also a Pennsylvania Greenly.<br/>
5360<br/>
5361Here is my lineage, back to England (where I am less sure of things)<br/>
5362<br/>
5363Me (1985) and my sister Morgan (1993)<br/>
5364My Father Steve Greenly (1960)<br/>
5365His Father Gerald Greenly (1934)<br/>
5366His Father Horace LaRue Greenly (1912-2003)<br/>
5367His Father Robert Cleon Greenly (1885-1976)<br/>
5368His Father Henry Greenly (1858-1930)<br/>
5369His Father Richard Greenly II (1812-1896)<br/>
5370His Father Richard Greenly (5/6/1787-11/4/1874)<br/>
5371who was a wagon maker from Herford County, England<br/>
5372who married Hanna Bradford (6/21/1792-3/16/1873)
5373    </p>
5374
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5376<li id="commentEntry116019" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5377    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5378        <strong>David Greenly</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, February 01 12 01:33 pm GMT</em>)</span>
5379    </p>
5380
5381    <p class="commententry-noava">
5382        Robert Greenly. Hi. Can you provide details of your parents and where you lived in the Midlands please? Greenly Brothers was a public works building company in Wolverhampton around 1940's and 1950's.<br/>
5383They had office's in Greenly Road which was named by the Council in thanks for their work in and around Wolverhampton.<br/>
5384<br/>
5385Any help?
5386    </p>
5387
5388    </li>
5389<li id="commentEntry115990" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5390    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5391        <strong>ROBERT GREENLY</strong>                <span>(<em>Wednesday, February 01 12 10:37 am GMT</em>)</span>
5392    </p>
5393
5394    <p class="commententry-noava">
5395        Hi David, my name is Robert Greenly and im in the midlands... Now im interested in my family tree, all i know is that my father was from the czech Republic.
5396    </p>
5397
5398    </li>
5399<li id="commentEntry113682" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5400    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5401        <a href="http://[email protected]" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Bert Capps</a>                <span>(<em>Tuesday, January 17 12 10:50 am GMT</em>)</span>
5402    </p>
5403
5404    <p class="commententry-noava">
5405        Hi my name is Bert Capps. I'm doing my family tree, and my grand mother was Elizabeth Greenly. And any information you can give me would be a big help. My email is [email protected]. Pleace help<br/>
5406me family on the Greenly Side
5407    </p>
5408
5409    </li>
5410<li id="commentEntry113624" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5411    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5412        <strong>J P Bower</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, January 16 12 09:07 pm GMT</em>)</span>
5413    </p>
5414
5415    <p class="commententry-noava">
5416        I am a descendant of Richard Greenly and Hannah Bradford from England to Pennsylvania 1800's. My mother was Eleanor Elizabeth Greenly, daughter of Plenn Myron (aka Plinny or PM)from Millville and<br/>
5417Greta V. Parker from Benton, PA. I am working on our family tree and would love to hear from anyone who is family or knows about the Greenlys who had a farm and orchard in Sereno,near Millville,PA.<br/>
5418They were my great-grandparents, Henry Thomas Greenly and Elizabeth Jane Potter. I have read some messages on this board and know I am related to some of you! I was a Carey from Berwick,PA. I can be<br/>
5419reached at [email protected]. Would love to compare and share. Thank you!
5420    </p>
5421
5422    </li>
5423<li id="commentEntry112377" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5424    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5425        <strong>Karis Kopodopolus</strong>                <span>(<em>Sunday, January 08 12 05:48 pm GMT</em>)</span>
5426    </p>
5427
5428    <p class="commententry-noava">
5429        David your site is amazing and a really interesting read. I have really enjoyed reading abut the Greenly family history and look forward to the other additions you have planned. What a great<br/>
5430achievement.
5431    </p>
5432
5433    </li>
5434<li id="commentEntry111684" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5435    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5436        <strong>Jason</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, January 02 12 07:40 pm GMT</em>)</span>
5437    </p>
5438
5439    <p class="commententry-noava">
5440        well done. New years resolution done. Now kick back for the rest of the year :D
5441    </p>
5442
5443    </li>
5444<li id="commentEntry111610" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5445    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5446        <strong>Brigitte Jani</strong>                <span>(<em>Monday, January 02 12 05:11 am GMT</em>)</span>
5447    </p>
5448
5449    <p class="commententry-noava">
5450        Hi David,sorry I'm not a Greenly but I had the pleasure of knowing one. This is very fascinating, I went through the entire site and as I was going through the photos I saw a big resemblance between<br/>
5451you &amp; John Greenly &amp; Issac Coffin Greenly, just my observation! Excellent work.
5452    </p>
5453
5454    </li>
5455<li id="commentEntry111600" class="commentstd clearover" style="display: none">
5456    <p class="com-meta-noava">
5457        <a href="http://www.matt-yvonne.co.uk" target="_blank" style="font-weight: bold;" rel="nofollow">Matt &amp; Yvonne Greenly</a>                <span>(<em>Sunday, January 01 12 10:42 pm GMT</em>)</span>
5458    </p>
5459
5460    <p class="commententry-noava">
5461        Hi David, looks like you've been busy on the family history again, can't wait to spend some time exploring the site, all the best, Matt &amp; Yvonne Greenly (www.matt-yvonne.co.uk)
5462    </p>
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5723 </div><div class="n module-type-text diyfeLiveArea "> <p>This page looks at David Greenly's Scottish ancestry via his Mother <strong>Doris Elizabeth Cole</strong> who was born in Stirling Castle, Scotland in 1923. Her father was <em><strong>Peter
5724Cole</strong></em> (Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM) of <em>The Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders</em>. Picture above shows the regiment outside of their base at Stirling Castle in Scotland) and her
5725mother was <strong><em>Elizabeth Millar. </em></strong></p>
5726<p>Below is a short video overview of the PDF file of 20 slides I have developed to show the Scottish ancestry, and also a PDF of some notes to support the 20 slides.</p> </div><div class="n module-type-video diyfeLiveArea "> <iframe id="video4da66367899605660dc8771e1a1cfa09" type="text/html" width="425" height="350" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/4iNof4T1-ck?fs=1&amp;wmode=opaque&amp;rel=0" frameborder="0" allowFullScreen="1"></iframe>
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5742            <strong>Doris Greenly (Cole) _ Scottish Ancestry via Cole and Millar lines</strong><br/><a href="https://www.greenlyhistory.com/app/download/5817885254/Doris+Greenly+%28Cole%29+1922+-+2009+_+Scottish+Ancestry+via+Cole+and+Millar+lines+.pdf" target="_blank">Doris Greenly (Cole) 1922 - 2009 _ Scott[...]</a> <br/>Adobe Acrobat document [2.3 MB]             </div>
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