There is no marker for Matthew here. However, there are markers for Brother, Father and Mother "From Matthew Green" here, so for now, we will assume that Matthew is buried here in the family plot.
Based on cemetery and burial dates of many there, Matthew and family probably emigrated from Ireland during the Potato Famine years and may have died in Fall River in mid-late 1800's.
transcription from https://sites.rootsweb.com/~ussnei/StJohnFR.htm (Completed 7/21/02)
Based on cemetery and burial dates of many there, Matthew and family probably emigrated from Ireland during the Potato Famine years and may have died in Fall River in mid-late 1800's.
transcription from https://sites.rootsweb.com/~ussnei/StJohnFR.htm (Completed 7/21/02)
There is no marker for Matthew here. However, there are markers for Brother, Father and Mother "From Matthew Green" here, so for now, we will assume that Matthew is buried here in the family plot.
Based on cemetery and burial dates of many there, Matthew and family probably emigrated from Ireland during the Potato Famine years and may have died in Fall River in mid-late 1800's.
transcription from https://sites.rootsweb.com/~ussnei/StJohnFR.htm (Completed 7/21/02)
Based on cemetery and burial dates of many there, Matthew and family probably emigrated from Ireland during the Potato Famine years and may have died in Fall River in mid-late 1800's.
transcription from https://sites.rootsweb.com/~ussnei/StJohnFR.htm (Completed 7/21/02)
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