Ezra Davis Green

1860 - 1936  (75 years)

• Name	Ezra Davis Green
  Birth	12 Sep 1860	Saybrook, Illinois
  Gender	Male
  Death	07 Jan 1936	Kansas City, Kansas
  Burial	Memorial, Park Cemetery, Kansas City, Missouri
  Person ID	I342223161308	Tripp Family Genealogical Website

  
  

  Family	Jenette Lona Wright,   b. 21 Aug 1863, Bourbon County, Kansas d. 20 Jan 1943, Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas, USA (Age 79 years)
  Marriage	07 Oct 1886	Bourbon County, Kansas
  Children	1. Hettie Mae Green,   b. 29 Aug 1887, Blue Mound, Linn County, Kansas   2. Myrtle Iva Green,   b. 12 May 1889, Fulton, Kansas   3. Vera Lota Green,   b. 08 Dec 1890, Fulton, Kansas   4. Bertie S. Green,   b. 06 Feb 1894, Blue Mound, Linn County, Kansas   5. Mary Elizabeth Green,   b. 18 Aug 1895, Blue Mound, Linn County, Kansas   6. Leo J. Green,   b. 03 May 1897, Blue Mound, Linn County, Kansas   7. Elton Ezra Green,   b. 07 Mar 1899, Blue Mound, Linn County, Kansas d. 12 May 1975, Kansas City, Missouri (Age 76 years)   8. Cora Lona Green,   b. 31 Oct 1901, Blue Mound, Linn County, Kansas   9. Orville Raymond Green,   b. 18 Jul 1903, Blue Mound, Linn County, Kansas   10. Julian H. Green,   b. 20 Jun 1905, LaHarpe, Kansas   11. Cleo Geneve Green,   b. 07 Mar 1908, LaHarpe, Kansas
  Family ID	F52776	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Ezra Davis Green, son of Elizabeth and John Moser Green, was born in McLean County, Illinois in 1860. After his father enlisted in the Illinois Infantry in 1862, the farm was rented and his mother took her 3 sons George, Edgar and Ezra into the town of Saybrook. When John returned after the Civil War, they continued to live in Saybrook. As young men, Ezra and his cousin Ray left Illinois and went to Carthage, Missouri where they opened a butcher shop. later, they moved into Kansas opening a shop in Blue Mound and then in Fulton. In 1886 Ezra wedded Nettie Lona Wright, daughter of Silas Wright and Mary Ann Martin. There were eleven children born to them. After the children were grown and most of them moved to Kansas City, Ezra and Nettie left their farm to move there themselves. They are both buried in Memorial Park Cemetery.