George W. Green

     George W. Green was born circa 1810 in VA.^1,5,6,7
     George W. Green married Louisa Frances Selix, daughter of Robert Sealock and Sarah (?).^1,5,2,8
     Owing James $1800 plus interest, George J. signed an indenture on May 16, 1831 transferring nine slaves and most of his personal property to George W., with the provision that George would retain possession until James required payment, at which point George W. would sell enough of the slaves and personal property to pay the debt and expenses, then return whatever remained to George.⁹
     George James Green and George W. Green signed deeds of trust to cover four notes, totalling $481.08, owed to Cam T. Page on Apr 24, 1843 in Fauquier Co, VA. George James pledged three slaves, Jack, Edmond and Mary, while George W. pledged a tract of lease land in the manor of Leeds on Fiery Run. The notes were due on September 1, 1843.¹⁰
     In George James Green's will, Aaron and George was named by George to handle his estate on Jul 15, 1847 in Rappahannock Co, VA.³
     George was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census in Rappahannock Co, VA. George was a shoemaker; Arthur was a student, Sarah, George and James were also in school. There was no listing for real property..¹
     George was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census in Rappahannock Co, VA. George was a shoemaker, with $1000 in real property and $2775 in personal property. George R., James and John were farm hands. James, John and Mary were in school..⁵
     George was listed as a father in John W. Green's household on the 1880 Census in Jackson District, Rappahannock Co, VA.¹¹
     On Dec 21, 1885, George and Louisa, John and Adelaide, and Arthur and Fannie sold a house and approximately ten acres of land in Amissville, Rappahannock Co, VA to Samuel Baker for $350.
     George W. Green died on Mar 20, 1893 in Oak Hill, Fauquier Co, VA. He died of "old age."⁴