The Greenlee Genealogy Internet Project 2.1 Jan 2005

     In 1908, Ralph Stebbins Greenlee and Robert Lemuel Greenlee published The Genealogy of the Greenlee Family in America, England, Scotland, and Ireland.

     The book was divided into eleven chapters. 
Chapter 1 contained general information and remote ancestral miscellany. 
Chapters 2-10 each detailed the descendants of a specific person, usually an early immigrant to the United States. 
The 11th chapter was entitled "Miscellaneous Greenlee Families" and gave the lineage of over a dozen families. 
We follow this same arrangement, but break up this eleventh chapter into multiple chapters, beginning, naturally, with "Chapter 11".  Link Here

Come and join the conversation, make some connections, swap a GEDCOM or a JPEG. 

Almost 100 records dedicated to surname Greenlee.  Click on the map or use a detailed table of contents that includes Census Records, Social Security Death Records, Marriage Records, and Biographies from Local Histories.   

The Greenlee Family fought on both sides of the Civil War.  Here is a complete roster of the Confederate Greenlees, and the nine states that carried the majority of Greenlee Union soldiers.  There is a growing collection of other Greenlee Civil War items, including photos.  Link

It almost seems there's a battle going on between the adherents of these two products.  Family Tree Maker fans say that The Master Genealogist is a clunker--hard to use, ugly to look at, and difficult to learn.  TMG fans say that it is the only one for "serious" genealogists.  I will soon review the new 5.0 TMG  after one month of use. 

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