The Greene family's involvement in various estates and their connections to different branches are highlighted in historical documents. The wills of family members reveal the distribution of the Greene estate in Boston among specific individuals, shedding light on their inheritance and familial ties. The Greene family's history is intertwined with church affiliations, such as the perpetual obit in a church and the presence of a perpetual chantry at St. Katherine the virgin altar in Gillingham, showcasing their religious connections and traditions.

Detailed pedigrees of Greene family members, including Nathaniel, Mary, Elizabeth, and Anne, provide insights into their lineage and familial relationships. The historical records trace the lineage of the Greene family back to ancient roots, emphasizing their connections to prominent families like Greene's Norton. The family's history is rich with connections to estates, church affiliations, and intricate family ties, painting a vivid picture of their heritage and legacy.

(168p., Index, 1901)