We've tried to make it easy to get around on the site, but if you are having a hard time finding something, these descriptions and links may help...

Pages and Contents for our web site.

Family History/Home Page

The entry page, and a short summary of Green Family Geneology and the A.S. Green family in Pretiss county.  Contains links to other sites of family interest and links to Sites about Booneville and Prentiss County.  Access the Guest Book and Message Board here, also.

Ancestors (Family Tree)

A family tree for A.S. and Ercell Green, with pictures Robinsons, Greens, McCoys, and other ancestors.

Decendents

Narrative of the Sidney Green family, including a family crest, pictures, and a video of a backyard football game at 121 Smith Street., and a slide show of some family pictures.

Family Bible

Sidney Fay and family gave his parents a family bible for Christmas in 1959.  Here are the presentation and family history pages from that bible.  They are below the "Chat Room" window which opens up at the top. Also links to online bibles.

Pictures and Memorbilia

Downloadable files, including geneology papers, a handbill used when Sidney ran for Tax Asscesor, and a picture of bootleg whiskey confiscated when Sidney was sherrif. Includes a picture of a 60 year reunion of Booneville High School class of 1938.

A.S. Green War Memories

A.S. Green joined the army and went to fight in WW I. His grandson Ronnie Joe got him to write a summary of his war service. Copies of his statement, his discharge, a training camp photo, and a photo of his dogtags are included here.

Sidney F Green family Pictures .

Pictures of Sidney Fay Green's family

Links of Interest

A collection of links relating to 121 Smith Street, or which may be of interest to folks visiting this website.

Note-- there is plenty of room for your branch of the family tree  to have it's own page, (or more!) of narrative and pictures.  Contact Ronnie or Skip for details!

 

Acknowledgements:  This web site was initiated by Ronnie Burrage, who also provided most of the documents and pictures of the Green family.  He later enlisted Skip to help him maintain and expand the site to the present state.